TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is loosening regulations on part-time work for foreigners stuck in the country due to the novel coronavirus and having trouble supporting themselves, the government said on ... ( read original story ...)
Yokohama aim last 16 place against Jeonbuk
Yokohama F Marinos will have two chances to book their ticket to the 2020 AFC Champions League Round of 16, but head coach Ange Postecoglou is eager to ensure that only one is required when they face ... ( read original story ...)
The head of the Tokyo Stock Exchange resigns over its trading shutdown
The company that runs the world’s third largest equities platform announced the executive would step down to take responsibility for a disruption that shook investor confidence. ( read original story ...)
Meteor over Japan compared to brightness of a full moon
A meteor that streaked across the night sky in Japan ended with a flash of light that witnesses compared to the brightness of a full moon. ( read original story ...)
Naomi Osaka inspires Japanese comic character
Naomi Osaka -- the world's No. 3 tennis player -- serves as the inspiration for a new manga character next month in a Japanese magazine comic, the publishers said. ( read original story ...)
Brightly burning meteor seen across wide areas of Japan
A brightly burning meteor was seen plunging from the sky in wide areas of Japan, capturing attention on television and social media ... ( read original story ...)
Universal’s Super Nintendo World Is Opening In One Of Japan’s Most Hard-Hit COVID Cities
Universal Studios Japan's Super Nintendo World area in Osaka has received an opening date and fans will be able to visit the highly anticipated theme park section early next year. The announcement ... ( read original story ...)
Princess Mako’s wedding receives Japan crown prince approval
Japan's Crown Prince Fumihito said he "approves" the marriage of his daughter to a Japanese commoner, two years after Princess Mako expressed strong resolve to marry her university sweetheart Kei ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s domestic travel recovery program ‘Go To Travel’ excludes Osaka and Sapporo, where COVID-19 cases increase again
The Japanese government decided to exclude Osaka City and Sapporo City as destinations from the domestic travel recovery initiative 'Go To Travel' by December 15 2020 because COVID-19 cases have ... ( read original story ...)
Crowds in Sapporo, Osaka Down 30-50 Pct under Restrictions
(Jiji Press)--Pedestrian traffic volumes decreased by 30-50 pct from the levels before the coronavirus outbreak in Sapporo and Osaka on the first weekend since fresh COVID-19 restrictions were ... ( read original story ...)
In Japan, discontent brews at PM Suga’s economic policies as Covid-19 cases keep rising
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's government is facing increasing criticism, including from older residents, over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, as infections on Sunday crossed the 2 ... ( read original story ...)
Killer electrons in strumming sky lights
Wisps of pulsating aurora lights are a rare, yet magical sight. Now, scientists suggest they could be associated with destruction of part of the ozone. ( read original story ...)
Meteor “as bright as the full moon” caught on camera in Japan
A brightly burning meteor was seen plunging from the sky in wide areas of Japan, capturing attention on television and social media. The meteor glowed strongly as it rapidly descended through the ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Stock Exchange chief resigns over October outage
The head of the Tokyo Stock Exchange has resigned over a debacle that closed the $6tn bourse for a day in early October and earned its operator the humiliation of a business improvement order from the ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. Records More COVID Infections in a Single Day than Japan Has Throughout Entire Pandemic
According to Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, it should be noted that less than three percent of people in Japan have been tested for the virus. ( read original story ...)
Agnes Chow, revered in Japan as the ‘goddess of democracy,’ faces prison in Hong Kong
The activist’s plight has helped draw attention to Hong Kong’s struggle, but there’s little sign of a firmer approach from Tokyo. ( read original story ...)