No wonder the young-at-heart, like Abe, is a growing target for Japan Inc. The market for older people is estimated to grow to more than 100 trillion yen ($650 billion) in size this year, according to …
Japan sees moderate economic recovery, wary over Trump’s tariffs
The Japanese government on Wednesday stuck to its view that the economy was recovering moderately, but flagged U.S. trade policies as key factors to watch as President Donald Trump’s proposals on tariffs cast uncertainty over the economic outlook.
Plan A Trip To Kii Peninsula, A Sacred And Lesser-Known Part Of Japan
Are you one of 40 million travelers expected to visit Japan soon, but want a place less touristy than Tokyo and Kyoto? Consider the serene and spiritual Kii Peninsula.
Japan manufacturers’ mood improves for a second consecutive month in February: Reuters poll
Business sentiment for Japanese manufacturers climbed for a second straight month in February and is expected to have improved again by May, albeit modestly, the Reuters Tankan poll found.The results …
Tokyo Gas enters Philippine LNG market with terminal stake
TOKYO – Tokyo Gas said on Wednesday it had made its first foray into a commercially operational terminal for liquefied natural gas outside Japan by acquiring a 20% stake in Philippines’ FGEN LNG, a …
Man jailed for attempted murder of former Japan PM
A man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the attempted murder of Japan’s former prime minister Fumio Kishida in 2023. Ryuji Kimura, 25, hurled a pipe bomb at Kishida as the country’s leader …
Japan raises concerns over auto tariffs with US as Trump threatens 25% hike
It’s not clear if Japan is also seeking an exemption from the auto tariffs as Trade Minister Yoji Muto didn’t respond directly on Tuesday when asked about it …
Man gets 10 years’ jail for throwing pipe bomb at Japan ex-PM – reports
A man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Wednesday for attempting to kill Japan’s ex-prime minister Fumio Kishida with a pipe bomb in 2023, local media said.
Japan manufacturers’ mood improves for a second consecutive month in February
Business sentiment for Japanese manufacturers climbed for a second straight month in February and is expected to have improved again by May, albeit modestly, the Reuters Tankan poll found.
Column-Green steel needs incentives to work and Japan has a plan: Russell
Decarbonising steel production is one of the major challenges of the energy transition, especially given that consumers across the world show little appetite or capacity to pay more for green steel …