Japan’s beer drinkers squirrel away suds in anticipation of price hikes
The unseasonal rise in demand for beer is happening because the prices of a wide range of foods and drinks will increase starting in October.
The unseasonal rise in demand for beer is happening because the prices of a wide range of foods and drinks will increase starting in October.
The meeting comes a week after President Yoon Suk-yeol held the first in-person meeting with his Japanese counterpart in New York.
The price hikes will be the second increase this year.
The prime minister is scheduled to meet with leaders and top officials of more than 30 countries, as well as the heads of international organizations.
The contribution will help further the development of agricultural infrastructures such as irrigation systems, canal excavation, and new roads for the community in Cox's Bazar.
According to Japan's defence ministry, North Korea has launched 29 ballistic missiles this year — a new annual record.
More and more companies are introducing hybrid working, in part to prevent a loss of personnel.
At present, the export of Japanese defense equipment has been effectively left entirely up to private enterprises.
In addition to the 17 people officially recognized, there are about 470 missing persons for whom the possibility cannot be ruled out.
According to sources within the Tokyo police, around 20,000 police members will be deployed for the event.