Bank of Japan stands firm amid market pressure to shift monetary policy
In December, the BOJ decided to allow 10-year Japanese Government Bond yields to move between plus and minus 0.5%.
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Japan’s decision to reclassify Covid-19 expected in spring
Lowering the classification of Covid-19 will mark a major turning point in the government’s efforts to normalise social activities amid the pandemic.
Japanese government planning to name next BOJ governor in early Feb
The incumbent governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, is slated to end his tenure on April 8, while the terms of deputy governors will expire on March 19.
Roots keep leaf lettuce alive, bringing the farm to the table
As the product is sold in a pot that contains water and nutrients, it stays fresh longer than ordinary lettuce.
Toyota plans to produce 10.6 million vehicles in 2023
The car giant said that it set a baseline production volume with a downward risk fluctuation range of about 10% in case of shortages in the supply of parts.
Music event aims to revitalise Covid-hit Tokyo drinking district
Bar and restaurant owners in the area are hopeful the event will provide a much-needed spur to help overcome recent business-related hardships.
Japan hospitals shift toward coexisting with Covid
Hospital beds are still scarce amid the ongoing eighth wave of Covid-19, and medical institutions are accelerating their efforts to overcome the situation.
Make best use of digitization to open pathways for success
The paper says it is essential to secure employment and higher education in regional areas for young people.
With eyes on Mars, U.S. scientists test Japan-made robot seal for reducing astronaut stress
The product - a cuddly robot seal - is world renowned for its soothing effects.
Japan overhauls its VIP security system in wake of Abe slaying
The challenge is to raise the level of police protection across the board.