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Tokyo stocks close down in thin holiday trade
Tokyo stocks closed lower in thin holiday trade on Monday as fears lingered over the impact of the Omicron coronavirus variant. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo reports 35 new coronavirus infections on Dec. 27
Japan's capital recorded 35 new COVID-19 cases on Dec. 27, following 43 new cases the previous day, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government announc・・・ ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo police lose 2 floppy disks containing personal info on 38 public housing applicants
The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) has lost two floppy disks containing personal information on 38 people, the department announced on ・・・ ... ( read original story ...)
Heavy snow causes travel chaos in Japan
Heavy snow caused traffic jams, flight cancellations and disruption to train services in central Japan on Monday (Dec 27), with record drifts recorded in some areas. More than 3,200 households were ... ( read original story ...)
Parts of Japan see heavy snowfall
Footage from local media showed workers clearing icy roads in Minamiuonuma, Niigata prefecture, even amidst heavy snow which completely buried parked vehicles.Japan's public broadcaster NHK reported ... ( read original story ...)
Toyota to trim Jan auto output albeit still at high level
Toyota Motor, Japan's largest automaker, has informed its components suppliers that it is adjusting vehicle production at the domestic plants lower by about 10% for January from its previous plan ... ( read original story ...)
Ex-adviser to Abe, Suga to help on Osaka IR planning
The city and prefectural authorities in Osaka, Japan are to appoint from January 1, Hiroto Izumi, a former adviser to two of Japan’s recent prime ministers, as an aide on Osaka’s urban development, ... ( read original story ...)
Lee asks Tokyo envoy for meeting with PM Kishida
Ruling party presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung asked Tokyo's top envoy to Seoul on Monday to help arrange a meeting between him and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, a campaign official said. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo stocks end lower on Omicron surge fears
Tokyo stocks ended lower Monday as a surge in Omicron variant infections across the world dented market sentiment and deepened uncertainty over its impact on the global economic recovery. The ... ( read original story ...)
Taxi company opens Sapporo bar where drivers serve up drinks
Tucked into a century-old red brick warehouse in a residential area here is a cozy little bar, a fire crackling in the fireplace as soft mu ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo offering free PCR testing to residents without symptoms until end of Jan.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has been offering free PCR tests since Dec. 25 for Tokyo residents with no symptoms who are worried about b ... ( read original story ...)
Chiba University and Yokohama National University collaborate on joint research on disaster prevention and decarbonization
Chiba University and Yokohama National University have signed an agreement on mutual cooperation and cooperation.Taking advantage of the characteristics of both schools, we will focus on joint ... ( read original story ...)
Use of advanced technologies touted as legacy of Tokyo Games
A facial recognition system was used for the first time in Olympic and Paralympic history for personal identification of athletes and staff. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo stocks fall in morning on Omicron spread fears
Tokyo stocks fell Monday morning as sentiment was hurt by deepening uncertainty over a global economic recovery as countries around the world battle a surge in the Omicron variant of the coronavirus. ( read original story ...)
This New Year: Tokyo Area Events For Dec 27, 2021-Jan 9, 2022
Here is Savvy Tokyo's guide to a perfect end of 2021 and an awesome beginning of 2022 for those staying in Tokyo for the holidays. Thank you a million times for your continued support in 2021 and we ... ( read original story ...)