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19.09.2024 16:38
Hyogo assembly adopts no-confidence motion vs governor over bullying The assembly of Hyogo Prefecture in western Japan on Thursday unanimously adopted a no-confidence motion against Gov. Motohiko Saito over abuse of power allegations, giving him 10 days to either dissolve the assembly or resign. After the motion was passed, Saito did not clarify which action he will take or when he will decide. "I will think deeply about it," he said, while apologizing for causing concern to residents over the scandal, first raised by a subordinate six months ago. Read full story here

19.09.2024 16:22
Sumo: Wakatakakage hands Autumn leader Onosato 1st defeat No. 7 maegashira Wakatakakage handed sole leader Onosato his first loss on Thursday, the 12th day of the Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament. Fighting in just his second tournament as a sekiwake, Onosato quickly drove his opponent to the straw bales but was unable to shove him over. When Onosato leaned forward to make use of his 182-kilogram bulk, Wakatakakage (9-3) seized a pair of belt holds and escaped. Read full story here

19.09.2024 14:42
Exploding walkie-talkies in Lebanon may be product of Japanese firm A Japanese communication equipment maker said Thursday that walkie-talkies which simultaneously exploded in Lebanon the previous day may have been a discontinued model it formerly sold, but with modified batteries. Osaka-based Icom Inc. said it is investigating details including its overseas distribution network, after the walkie-talkies detonated in and around the Lebanese capital of Beirut on Wednesday, killing 20 and injuring over 250 people. Read full story here

19.09.2024 11:51
BOJ likely to forgo rate hike amid concerns over borrowing cost rise The Bank of Japan began a two-day policy meeting Thursday amid growing expectations that the central bank would keep interest rates steady to check the impact on markets from its previous rate hike. The BOJ raised its policy rate to around 0.25 percent from a range of zero to 0.1 percent in July following the end of negative rate policy in March. The moves have increased volatility in the stock and currency markets. Read full story here

19.09.2024 10:25
Shinkansen makes emergency stop when cars uncouple en route to Tokyo A shinkansen made an emergency stop between northeastern Japan and Tokyo on Thursday after its two linked trains uncoupled, railway operator JR East said, but no injuries were reported among the some 320 people aboard. The service, combining the Komachi and Hayabusa high-speed trains, came to a stop between Furukawa and Sendai stations in Miyagi Prefecture on the Tohoku Shinkansen Line at 8:10 a.m. Read full story here

19.09.2024 8:22
North Korea claims to have test-fired new type of ballistic missile North Korean state media reported Thursday that leader Kim Jong Un supervised successful tests the previous day of a new tactical ballistic missile, designed to carry a 4.5-ton conventional warhead, and an improved strategic cruise missile. The North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported that the test-firing of the new Hwasongpho-11 Da-4.5 tactical ballistic missile was aimed at verifying the ability to accurately hit a target at a range of 320 kilometers. Read full story here

18.09.2024 18:33
Ukraine victory plan to list vital weapons, seek OK to attack Russia Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's plan for victory in the war will include a detailed list of military resources vital for defeating Russia, along with a request for permission to attack Russian territory using long-range missiles, a top government official said Wednesday. The plan, the outline of which was revealed for the first time, will also stress the necessity of investment to strengthen Ukraine's domestic weapons manufacturing capabilities. It will be presented during a summit with U.S. President Joe Biden later this month. Read full story here

18.09.2024 17:46
Football: Former World Cup top scorer, Iwata forward Schillaci dies Salvatore Schillaci, the 1990 World Cup top scorer who ended his career with Japan's Jubilo Iwata, has died at 59, the Italian Football Federation said Wednesday. Local media reported the forward, known affectionately as "Toto," succumbed to colorectal cancer. Read full story here

18.09.2024 16:11
No. of foreign visitors to Japan tops 2.9 million, record for August The number of foreign visitors to Japan jumped 36.0 percent from a year earlier to 2.93 million in August, a record high for the month, as the yen's depreciation gave travelers from overseas more purchasing power, government data showed Wednesday. The total also represents a 16.4 percent rise from August 2019, before the novel coronavirus pandemic, according to the Japan National Tourism Organization. August is a peak season for holiday travel in the Asian nation. Read full story here

18.09.2024 16:01
Chinese aircraft carrier enters southern Japan contiguous zone A Chinese aircraft carrier entered the contiguous zone just outside Japan's territorial waters for the first time Wednesday when it sailed between remote islands in southern Japan from the East China Sea, the Japanese Defense Ministry said. The ministry confirmed that Chinese Navy aircraft carrier Liaoning and two destroyers passed southward through the contiguous zone between Okinawa Prefecture's Yonaguni and Iriomote islands early Wednesday and headed for the Pacific, but did not enter Japanese territorial waters. Read full story here

18.09.2024 15:52
Sumo: Promotion-chasing Onosato improves to 11-0 Onosato remained the class act of the Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament, improving to 11-0 on Wednesday to maintain his two-win lead at the 15-day meet. The sekiwake, in line for promotion to sumo's second-highest rank of ozeki with one more win at Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan, patiently took on the charge of No. 4 maegashira Kotoshoho (5-6), halted him in his tracks and drove him backward out of the ring. Read full story here

18.09.2024 14:07
Football: Ogiwara scores on Champions League debut as Dinamo lose 9-2 Japanese utility player Takuya Ogiwara scored on his Champions League debut, but Croatian outfit Dinamo Zagreb were trounced 9-2 away to Bayern Munich in their league-phase opener on Tuesday. The 24-year-old, on loan from Urawa Reds, made it 3-2 five minutes into the second half at Allianz Arena after launching a left-sided counter deep inside his own half and capping it off by striking through the legs of substitute keeper Sven Ulreich. Read full story here

18.09.2024 9:17
Japan ruling party proposes electing new PM on Oct. 1 Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party on Wednesday proposed electing a successor to outgoing Prime Minister Fumio Kishida at the start of an extraordinary Diet session on Oct. 1. The winner of the LDP's leadership election on Sept. 27 is certain to become prime minister, given that both houses of parliament are controlled by the ruling coalition. The new premier must be endorsed by both chambers. Read full story here

18.09.2024 9:00
North Korea launches multiple ballistic missiles into sea North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles Wednesday that are believed to have fallen outside of Japan's exclusive economic zone in the Sea of Japan, with no damage to aircraft or vessels reported, the Japanese government said. The missiles, launched around 6:53 a.m. and 7:23 a.m. from an inland location, fell off the eastern coast of North Korea, according to the Defense Ministry. Read full story here

18.09.2024 8:52
U.S. panel allows Nippon Steel to resubmit buyout review request The U.S. committee assessing whether Nippon Steel Corp.'s planned acquisition of United States Steel Corp. poses any national security threat has allowed the Japanese producer to reapply for a review, a source familiar with the decision said Wednesday. The panel's decision means the administration of President Joe Biden will be unable to block the plan, with any decision most likely now coming well after the U.S. election in November. Read full story here

18.09.2024 8:41
Baseball: Shohei Ohtani homers in loss to Marlins, now at 48-48 Shohei Ohtani moved closer to Major League Baseball's first 50-homer, 50-steal season by hitting his 48th home run in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 11-9 loss to the Miami Marlins on Tuesday. Ohtani crushed a 402-foot, two-run blast to the second deck in right field off a low-inside 1-1 sweeper from Darren McCaughan in the third inning at loanDepot park, the Japanese star's 219th career MLB homer breaking a tie with South Korea's Choo Shin Soo for the most by an Asian-born player. Read full story here