Quadintel published a new report on the Japan Blockchain Technology Market. The research report consists of thorough information about demand, growth, ... ( read original story ...)
Japan approves dumping Fukushima radioactive wastewater into the ocean
The Japanese government has approved a plan by TEPCO to release the Fukushima power plant's radioactive wastewater into the ocean. ( read original story ...)
Japan OKs controversial Fukushima water release
Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority on Wednesday approved a widely controversial plan to release Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water into the sea just as International Atomic Energy Agency ... ( read original story ...)
Japan approves plan to release millions of tons of Fukushima nuclear plant wastewater into sea
A massive earthquake and tsunami in 2011 destroyed the Fukushima plant’s cooling systems, causing the meltdown of three reactors and the release of large amounts of radiation. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s airlines plot path to profitability – part 2: JAL’s demand growth may spur quick rebound
The expected demand boost means Japan’s major airlines can see a path back to profitability for the current fiscal year. Foreign travellers have generally been barred from entering Japan since the ... ( read original story ...)
Workers in Japan Should Ask Their Bosses for a Raise
Rising inflation and the weak yen are seen as a crisis, but in fact provide a rare opportunity for real change in wage growth. ( read original story ...)
Japan green lights release of Fukushima wastewater , but will there be an environmental cost?
Japan is seeking to reassure neighbours that there is no serious risk to fish and people, 12 years on from the nuclear disaster. View on euronews ... ( read original story ...)
Recession Risks Are Contagious As Japan’s GDP Stumbles—Again
Japan’s economy shrank…Typing these words is maddeningly familiar for long-time Tokyo journalists. After 20 years of deflation, zero interest rates and countless recessions and false dawns, news ... ( read original story ...)
Japan takes steps toward reopening
Japan's government announced Tuesday it will begin allowing small package tours from four countries later this month before gradually opening up to foreign tourism for the first time since it imposed ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Inpex targets Australia for growth
Inpex Corp , Japan's top oil and gas producer, wants to to grow in Australia through expansion of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) output as well as hydrogen and nature-based carbon offset projects, a ... ( read original story ...)
Toyota taps wells to beat water supply disruption in central Japan
Toyota Motor Corp is using well water at its factories to avoid the impact of an industrial water supply disruption in central Japan, a spokesperson said on Wednesday (May 18). ( read original story ...)
Business leaders of S. Korea, Japan to resume regular meetings after COVID-19-driven hiatus
Top business leaders of South Korea and Japan have agreed to resume regular meetings after more than two years of hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, industry sources said Wednesday. The Federation ... ( read original story ...)
Gov. Ige discusses his final months in office, the bail reform bill, and his trip to Japan
Gov. David Ige has just over six months left in office. He answered questions about the bail reform bill, the Department of Law Enforcement bill, the DOE's policy regarding face ... ( read original story ...)
Japan takes cautious first step to reopen borders with ‘test tourism’ pilot
Japan is to allow foreign travellers from four countries this month, as part of a "test tourism" pilot ahead of plans for a broader reopening. ( read original story ...)
Japan To Open Up For Small-Scale Tours From 4 Countries As Trial
Japan will accept vaccinated tourists in small groups from the US, Australia, Thailand and Singapore later this month as a t ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s GDP shrinks as surging costs raise specter of deeper downturn
Japan's economy shrank for the first time in two quarters in the January-March period as Covid-19 curbs and surging commodity prices created new pressures. ( read original story ...)