Japan would have needed to defeat America's navy in order to actually invade the West Coast. And even then, it might not have had the resources. It seemed like just another ordinary day at sea. Early ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s all-male boards face gender reckoning
The change in the voting policies of Goldman Sachs Asset Management and several other global fund managers has crystallised ahead of Japan’s annual shareholder meetings season in June, when typically ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo issues COVID-19 alert to residents after highest single day spike in more than three weeks
The Japanese capital saw 34 new infections on Tuesday but is holding off on official restrictions. ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus live news: global cases pass 6.3m; alert issued in Tokyo amid fear of new surge in cases
Cases in Africa pass 150,000; Germany eases travel ban; Wuhan doctor who worked with whistleblower dies ... ( read original story ...)
NYC Keeps Monday Reopening Date; Tokyo Cases Spike: Virus Update
New York City still plans to begin reopening Monday, while Governor Andrew Cuomo warned that mass protests against police violence could accelerate the spread of coronavirus and undo weeks of ... ( read original story ...)
South Korea to reopen WTO complaint against Japan
South Korea is to reopen a complaint at the World Trade Organization, following Japan's refusal to lift trade restrictions. ( read original story ...)
Japan Says South Korea’s WTO Move ‘Extremely Regrettable’
Suga was speaking with reporters after South Korea said it would proceed with complaints against Japan over export controls on some high-tech materials. ( read original story ...)
Japanese Baseball Returns to Field After COVID-19 Delay
Japan's top baseball players got their first taste of competitive action on Tuesday, more than 10 weeks after the scheduled start of the season, as warm-up matches were held across the country. ( read original story ...)
Yokohama’s all-position radial
Yokohama’s 504C all-position radial tire is engineered with a sturdy undertread to handle on- and off-highway applications. A wide tread helps provide a more stable footprint for extended original ... ( read original story ...)
Rubber Conveyor Belt Market Outlook – Warns on Macro Factors | Continental, Bridgestone, Fenner, Yokohama
Global and China Rubber Conveyor Belt Market Research by Company, Type & Application 2013-2025 is ... ( read original story ...)
Yokohama resumes production at US tire plant
Yokohama Corp. of North America has announced plans to restart production at its passenger/light truck tire plant in Salem, ending eight weeks of being idled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The ... ( read original story ...)
France Sees Deeper Recession; Tokyo Cases Spike: Virus Update
The coronavirus pandemic has dealt a bigger blow to France than expected, with the government now forecasting the economy to contract 11% this year. In the U.K., Boris Johnson plans to reset his ... ( read original story ...)
Shonan beaches to be without huts and lifeguards due to virus controls
Popular beaches in the Shonan area near Tokyo are likely to have no beach huts or lifeguards this summer as a number of beach operators have given up on op ... ( read original story ...)
More than 30 coronavirus cases in Tokyo: NHK
More than 30 new coronavirus infections were reported in Tokyo on Tuesday, Japan's NHK public broadcaster said, marking the first time the number of daily cases has topped 30 in 19 days. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Naomi Osaka adds voice to U.S. protests: ‘silence is betrayal’
Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka has added her voice to protests over the death of an African-American man in U.S. police custody, criticising people for tweeting more about lootings than his death. ( read original story ...)
Deadly Sapporo coronavirus cluster highlights challenges faced by elderly care homes
Elderly care facilities in Japan are struggling to prevent mass infections of the novel coronavirus among residents and others, with a nursing home in Hokkaido seeing around 70 percent of residents ... ( read original story ...)