TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese Emperor Naruhito on Thursday said working with developing countries will be key to solving global issues like climate change, as he prepared to travel to Indonesia on his first state visit since his enthronement in 2019.
There’s a ‘structural change’ going on in Japan’s business environment, analyst says
Dong Chen of Pictet Wealth Management cites signs such as first-quarter gross domestic product numbers and improving domestic consumption.
North Korea test fires ballistic missiles into sea, South Korea says
South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said Kim Jong Un’s military had fire 2 short-range missiles into the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan.
India Hydropower Firm Seeks $600 Million From Japanese Banks
NHPC Ltd., India’s largest hydropower company, is in talks with three of Japan’s biggest banks to help fund its expansion into solar power.
Japan in Talks to Provide Artillery Shells to U.S. to Boost Stocks for Ukraine
A global hunt for shells has intensified as Ukraine presses its counteroffensive against Russia, but Japan has long curbed exports of lethal weapons.
Japan’s otherworldly disappearing desert
In Japan’s least populated prefecture, a golden stretch of sand is an unlikely destination for paragliding, surfing and even camel riding.
Chicago woman Kandace Schipper, traveling in Japan, missing for 10 days
Schipper’s family said the U.S. Embassy in Japan has been checking local hospitals and jails, with no luck. The last bank transaction Schipper made was at a burger restaurant in Shinjuku City outside Tokyo.
It’s Finally Time to Buy Japan
“Buy my Abenomics,” begged Japan’s former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in 2013 when he visited the trading floor at the New York Stock Exchange, rang the bell and called out his home stock market. Ten …
China should treat detained Japanese employee fairly: business group
The Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China hopes for “lawful, fair and just procedures” for a Japanese company employee detained in China over accusations of spying, the chairman of the business organization said at a news conference here on Wednesday.
Japan is home to the world’s longest-living people—here’s the 5-minute exercise they do every single day
Looking to start your day off right? Try this 5-minute movement that the oldest people in Japan do every morning.