A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck near Tokyo, injuring two elderly women who fell at home. The quake caused minor damage, including a collapsed wall and a landslide, and triggered a brief tsunami warning. Authorities urge vigilance for aftershocks and potential landslides.
Typhoon No. 6 has caused heavy rain and strong winds in Japan's Tokai and Kanto regions. A line squall formed in eastern Kanagawa Prefecture, leading to a rapid increase in the risk of flooding and landslides in southern Kanto and Shizuoka.
Four bodies, including two children and two adults, were discovered near Kotogahama Beach in Manazuru Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, after a report of a woman floating in the sea. Police are investigating the identities and cause of death, with a car and shoes found nearby.
Four bodies, believed to be an adult man and woman and two young girls, were discovered in the sea near Manazuru Town, Kanagawa Prefecture. The victims were found in separate locations along the coast and in the port. A car was found near a bridge with shoes nearby, and security cameras reportedly captured the four individuals exiting the vehicle.
Four bodies, believed to be a man, a woman, and two young girls, were discovered in the sea near Manazuru Town, Kanagawa Prefecture. The victims were found at different locations, including the coast and a port, and were all clothed. Police are investigating the possibility of them having jumped into the sea.
Four people, including two young girls, were found floating in the sea off Manazuru town, Kanagawa Prefecture. One adult male and one girl were confirmed dead at the scene, while another girl and an adult woman were transported to the hospital and later pronounced dead. Authorities are investigating the identities and causes of death.
Three women, including two young girls, were found floating in the sea off Manazuru Town, Kanagawa Prefecture. One girl died at the scene, and the other two, including an adult woman, were taken to the hospital but later died. Police are investigating their identities and causes of death.
Kanagawa Prefecture has established a public-law corporation, 'Prefectural Welfare Organization,' to operate the Naka-i Yamayuri-en facility for intellectually disabled individuals. The move aims to fundamentally change the welfare system following the 2016 Tsukui Yamayuri-en incident, emphasizing a user-centered approach.
Kanagawa Prefecture has launched the "Kanagawa Chokotto Employment Platform" to promote short-hour employment (under 10 hours/week) for people with disabilities. The platform, developed in collaboration with Mirairo Inc., aims to bridge the gap between companies and individuals with disabilities by offering job listings, internships, and seminars.
Kanagawa Prefectural Schools held a meeting on May 22nd to discuss student guidance. Officials urged teachers to warn students about 'dark part-time jobs' following the arrest of four 16-year-old boys on robbery-murder charges.
