NHK not to broadcast Nagoya sumo meet live due to gambling scandal
TOKYO, July 6 Kyodo -
Public broadcaster NHK will not televise the July 11 to 25 Nagoya Grand Sumo
Tournament live due to a gambling scandal that has hit a number of sumo
Japan, Mexico foreign ministers discuss climate change, trade accord+
TOKYO, July 5 Kyodo - Japanese Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada and his Mexican counterpart Patricia Espinosa held talks in Tokyo on Monday on cooperation for the success of the next U.N.
Britain supported Soviet rule ofs island disputed by Japan+
LONDON, July 5 Kyodo - The British government sided with the Soviet Union at the end of 1979 over its effective control of four islands off Hokkaido while showing sympathy for Japan, according to a
Business integration delays parcel deliveries by Japan Post Service
TOKYO, July 4 Kyodo -
Japan Post Service Co.'s parcel delivery operations have been disrupted since
U.S. seeks additional cost burden for Marines relocation from Japan
TOKYO, July 4 Kyodo -
U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates has asked Tokyo to shoulder additional
costs to transfer about 8,000 U.S. Marines from Okinawa to Guam, diplomatic
Ship representing ancient Java kingdom sets sail for Japan
JAKARTA, July 4 Kyodo -
A ship representing the spirit of the ancient Majapahit kingdom on Java Island
Strike at Japanese factory in China ends
TOKYO, July 3 Kyodo -
Workers at the Japanese electronics factory of Tianjin Mitsumi Electric Co. in
China tells U.S. that S. China Sea is `core interest` in new policy
WASHINGTON, July 3 Kyodo -
The Chinese government officially conveyed a new state policy to the United
Screening of documentary `The Cove` starts in Japan
TOKYO, July 3 Kyodo -
The Oscar-winning U.S. documentary ''The Cove'' about a controversial dolphin
Surveillance cameras blanket Urumqi ahead of riot anniversary+
BEIJING, July 2 Kyodo -
About 40,000 security cameras have been installed in more than 8,000 public
locations in Urumqi, the capital of China's northwestern Xinjiang Uyghur
