Japan firms face risk of missing earning targets due to strong yen+
TOKYO, July 31 Kyodo -
67% of hibakusha believe Japan should reduce nuclear power: survey+
OSAKA, July 30 Kyodo -
Hundreds more cattle found shipped after being fed tainted straw+
TOKYO, Japan, July 30 Kyodo -
Gov't unit, utilities sought to manipulate symposiums on nuclear power+
TOKYO, July 30 Kyodo -
Evacuation advisories issued in Niigata, Fukushima over downpours+
NIIGATA, Japan, July 30 Kyodo -
No. of foreign residents drops 10% in disaster-hit prefectures+
TOKYO, July 29 Kyodo -
Kan vows again to quit after parliamentary passage of key bills+
TOKYO, July 29 Kyodo -
Prime Minister Naoto Kan on Friday suggested he is committed to stepping down as promised after securing parliamentary passage of key bills.
Yoko Ono calls on people to show power of Hiroshima to the world+
HIROSHIMA, July 29 Kyodo -
Japan to seek to scale back on nuclear power in new energy strategy+
TOKYO, July 30 Kyodo -
IAEA hopes to review Japan's nuclear 'stress tests': Amano
TOKYO (Kyodo) - International Atomic Energy Agency chief Yukiya Amano said Thursday that the nuclear watchdog hopes to review the outcome of Japan's so-called ''stress tests'' on nuclear reactors,
