Japan sounds out U.S. on inland helipad at Camp Schwab: sources+
TOKYO, Feb. 19 Kyodo -
Japan has sounded out the United States about an idea to build a helipad at the
Deportation orders on 2 stateless people repealed+
TOKYO, Feb. 19 Kyodo -
Two foreigners who claim to be stateless won a suit on Friday that sought a
repeal of the Japanese government's order to depart them to Vietnam.
Mayor asks PM to give up on relocation of Futemma base to Nago+
TOKYO, Feb. 18 Kyodo -
Susumu Inamine, the new mayor of Nago in Okinawa Prefecture, asked Prime
Minister Yukio Hatoyama on Thursday to give up on a plan to relocate the U.S.
Mobile operator Willcom files for bankruptcy protection+
TOKYO, Feb. 18 Kyodo -
Willcom Inc., a struggling provider of personal handy-phone system services,
filed for bankruptcy protection with the Tokyo District Court on Thursday,
JAL plans to cut 5% of monthly wage, forgo bonus payment+
TOKYO, Feb. 18 Kyodo -
Japan Airlines Corp. is planning to cut monthly wages by 5 percent and forgo
bonus payments for its subsidiary employees as part of its restructuring
Hatoyama willing to urge Ozawa to give account in Diet over scandal+
TOKYO, Feb. 17 Kyodo -
Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, in his first parliamentary debate with
opposition leaders on Wednesday, expressed his readiness to urge Democratic
Japan, Australia to release joint declaration on reducing nukes+
TOKYO, Feb. 17 Kyodo -
Japan and Australia plan to issue a declaration in which they will pledge to
Toyota vows to reinforce quality control amid tougher U.S. probe+
TOKYO, Feb. 17 Kyodo -
Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda promised on Wednesday to take fresh
measures to reinforce quality control in erasing consumer concerns about
