Tag: Nagoya

Teen shogi star Sota Fujii dressed up as the popular drumming mascot Kuidaore Taro after winning his second game in the best-of-se ... ( read original story ...)

Tokyo stocks ended sharply lower Tuesday on rising tensions between the United States and Russia over Ukraine as well as caution ahea ... ( read original story ...)

TOKYO: Tokyo stocks were down more than two percent at the break on Tuesday, with investors cautious over geopolitical risks linked to Ukraine and the Federal Reserve's planned interest rate hikes. ( read original story ...)

Yanita Antoko has been waiting for over a year in Indonesia to join her husband in Japan. She has her papers and has closed her business selling homemade spice mixes, but remains shut out. ( read original story ...)

News that the UK prime minister spent his birthday indoors with 30 guests in breach of Covid restrictions prompts new fury; Osaka, Kyoto and 16 additional regions in Japan to be put under tough new me ... ( read original story ...)

Luckily, those who live near the Yokohama Hammerhead complex in Kanagawa Prefecture need look no further than their local convenience store, which has over three hundred different craft beers in stock ... ( read original story ...)

Reservations for COVID-19 vaccinations at large-scale inoculation sites in this western Japan city were suspended from Jan. 22 to 24 followin ... ( read original story ...)

From the gorgeous frozen waterfalls in Aomori to stunning ice sculptures in Hokkaido, there’s no doubt that winter is one of the most beautiful times of year. If you’d rather stay close to Tokyothis ... ( read original story ...)

A Covid test may not be needed to be counted as infected in Japan, as an omicron surge quickly overtakes the country’s health-care resources and forces the government to find workarounds. ( read original story ...)

Japan's biggest oil refiner, Eneos Holdings Inc , said on Tuesday it will shut down its Wakayama refinery in western Japan around October 2023 as part of a restructuring as demand for gasoline falls. ( read original story ...)

A Japanese advisory panel is set to approve the expansion of tougher measures against COVID-19 to 18 additional regions on Tuesday, putting more than 70% of the country under restrictions. The western ... ( read original story ...)

The head of Japan's biggest business lobby said on Tuesday that companies must determine wages depending on their own situation rather than in a uniform manner as a prolonged COVID-19 pandemic has ... ( read original story ...)

The Japanese government's advisory panel is set to approve expanding stricter anti-COVID-19 measures to 18 additional regions on Tuesday, putting over 70% of the country under restrictions. ( read original story ...)

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Tuesday recent price rises in the country were driven largely by rising energy and global commodity costs. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong (.HSI) lost 1.64% and Korea's KOSPI (.KS11) fell 1.67%. The Australian benchmark (.AXJO) tumbled 2.73% to hit an eight-month low, hurt also by a high inflation print Tuesday morning that ... ( read original story ...)

Tokyo stocks opened lower Tuesday on rising tensions between the United States and Russia over Ukraine, while investors remained cautious ahead of a two-day U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting later ... ( read original story ...)