Japan govt asks drugstores to prevent bulk purchases of fever reducers
Even thought here is still a stable supply of these medicines, a shortage may occur if people continue to purchase these types of drugs in bulk.
The Yomiuri Shimbun
Japan adds Macau travellers to those requiring negative test
In addition to submitting a certificate of a negative test taken within 72 hours prior to departure from Macau, these passengers will be tested for Covid-19 at the port of entry…
Suspected shooter of ex-PM Abe to face indictment after end of psychiatric evaluation
According to sources, the evaluation could not confirm that Yamagami was in a mental state that could affect his criminal liability.
Japan university cheer squads struggling to survive
Recently, university students have been shying away from cheer squads due to the intense coaching and rigorous training such groups undergo.
Pandemic cooking boom helps keep sharp edge on high-end knife sales
The export value of knives and other bladed tools like scissors hit a record high in Japan last year, thanks to the pandemic.
Global competition for energy puts small countries in a bind
When running low on fuel, small nations cannot easily secure alternative import sources, unlike larger countries.
US to form island-response regiment on Okinawa
The marine littoral regiment is apparently aimed at enhancing deterrence and response capabilities against China.
Gold leaf jewelry turns Kanazawa craft into fashion statement
Gold-Knot, an accessory brand from the city, offers unique gold leaf pieces that combine Kanazawa’s traditional gold leaf crafting with local silk thread.
6 months after Abe shooting, mourners still visiting site
People visit throughout the day at the street near the Kintetsu Line station where the shooting took place.
Japan, Germany to launch high-level intergovernmental talks
The two countries intend to strengthen bilateral cooperation to realize a free and open Indo-Pacific and achieve other goals by holding intergovernmental consultations.