It was found that the government is making final adjustments in the direction of releasing contaminated water that has been processed on the site of TEPCO's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant to the sea.

Denso (Kariya City, Aichi Prefecture), a major Toyota-affiliated automobile parts company, has developed an app "yuriCargo" that scores whether a car can be driven safely.

Moreover, a hundred million COVID-19 vaccines are ready to be delivered from England to Indonesia.

If so, the reactor will be the second to pass the stricter standard since 2011's disaster.

The Japanese government has strongly condemned the landing of Takeshima by a bipartisan group of South Korean legislators, accusing it of being "extremely regrettable" by Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga.

Small and medium-sized travel agencies are repelling the notice issued by the government-consigned organization over the tourism promotion policy "Go To Travel".

China still does not respect the territorial boundaries in the Senkaku islands.

S. Korea is unlikely to fulfill Japan's demand.

The wife of Kinki Local Finance Bureau employee, Toshio Akagi, who committed suicide due to the falsification of documents.

With the nuclear talks with the U.S stalled, N. Korea showboated its military advancement. Japan is not having it.

In response to a series of discounts on major travel booking sites over Go To Travel, a tourism promotion measure that subsidizes up to half of the cost of travel, Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Minister Kazuaki Akabane announced on May 13 that he would add a budget for such sites.

It might simplify financial services, but the disadvantages are also worrisome.