According to the Okinawa Prefectural Election Commission, the confirmed voter turnout in the gubernatorial election was 61.57%, 3.65 points higher than the previous election.
(09/13 23:59)
Japan wins the men's Asian volleyball championship, qualifying for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
(09/13 21:05)
Newcomer Genta Koja is certain to win the Okinawa prefecture gubernatorial election.
(09/13 20:05)
According to an exit poll published by Jiji Press, Genta Koja, a newcomer backed by the Liberal Democratic Party and others, is leading Governor Denny Tamaki in the Okinawa gubernatorial election.
(09/13 20:03)
It has been learned that Chubu Electric Power's president Hayashi is making arrangements to resign.
(09/13 19:51)
Prime Minister Takaichi has entered into arrangements to appoint former Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Hideki Murai as chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party Committee.
(09/13 13:45)
It has been revealed that North Korea's sports minister is planning to visit Japan to coincide with the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
(09/12 21:22)
The BRICS summit adopted a joint declaration that aims to resolve international disputes through "dialogue, consultation, and diplomacy."
(09/12 20:22)
According to Yonhap News, North Korea launched a projectile into the Sea of Japan.
(09/12 05:56)
It has been revealed that Chairman Katsuno is considering resigning over Chubu Electric Power's data fraud issue.
(09/11 22:54)
Actor Leo Morimoto has passed away. He was 83 years old
(09/11 21:42)
AFP news agency reported that Yemen's pro-Iranian Houthi group has taken control of an island in the Babel Mandeb Strait, a key maritime transport hub.
(09/11 19:51)
Chubu Electric Power has made arrangements to withdraw its application for review for restarting Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant Units 3 and 4.
(09/11 13:16)
The Liberal Democratic Party's tax system research committee and social security system research committee approved the tax reform outline regarding consumption tax reduction.
(09/11 11:41)
A Hong Kong court has sentenced three former leaders of a pro-democracy group that organized a vigil for the Tiananmen Square massacre to prison terms from February 2015 to March 207.
(09/11 11:21)
The Digital Agency announced that approximately 246,000 pieces of personal information, including the names and addresses of government employees, may have been leaked.
(09/11 11:15)
The US vice president said midterm elections "need to send a message that this country does not belong to extremists."
(09/11 10:51)
Yasuchika Hasegawa, former president of Takeda Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., who served as representative secretary of the Japan Association of Corporate Executives, passed away on July 3.
(09/11 09:32)
In the corporate business forecast survey for the July-September period, the business conditions index for large companies in all industries was positive 5.3.
(09/11 08:53)
The European Central Bank decided to raise the policy interest rate by 0.25%.
(09/10 21:16)
The Japanese government has begun making adjustments to reduce some of the danger alerts for four Middle Eastern countries and regions, including Israel.
(09/10 16:42)
Aichi Financial Group and Sanjusan Financial Group have decided to cancel their basic agreement regarding business integration.
(09/10 15:42)
Regarding economic and fiscal management, Mr. Kihara said, ``Even without raising tax rates, we will realize a virtuous cycle in which tax revenue increases naturally.''
(09/10 14:08)
Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara said in a speech at the Internal Affairs and Communications Investigation Committee that there is "no need to revise" the coalition agreement with the Japan Restoration Party.
(09/10 14:06)
At the trial of the Shinmeishin accident that killed six people, prosecutors asked for a seven-year prison sentence for the former truck driver.
(09/10 12:18)
Prime Minister Takaichi to appoint Murai as chairman of the National Relations Committee, an unusual choice
