Hatoyama to revisit Okinawa around May 23 over U.S. base issue+
TOKYO, May 11 Kyodo - Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama is planning to revisit Okinawa, possibly on May 23, for talks with Okinawa Gov. Hirokazu Nakaima over the relocation of a U.S.
Toyota swings back into black at operating level in FY 2009+
TOKYO, May 11 Kyodo - Toyota Motor Corp.
Study shows steep drop in Pacific bluefin tuna
TOKYO, May 11 Kyodo - The population of large-sized Pacific bluefin tuna with reproductive capacity is shrinking at an alarming rate, in a sign they may face a crisis similar to the one their Atlan
U.S. transport chief to keep sharp eye on Toyota quality control+
TOYOTA, Japan, May 10 Kyodo -
U.S. authorities will continue to keep a sharp eye on Toyota Motor Corp.'s
Hatoyama gives up on settling Futemma issue by May 31: sources+
TOKYO, May 10 Kyodo -
Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama has likely given up on settling the issue of the
FEATURE: Filmmaker hopes documentary helps improve conditions in Myanmar
TOKYO, May 9 Kyodo -
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4 times higher mercury level in hair of whaling town residents
SHINGU, Japan, May 9 Kyodo -
Residents of Taiji, a whaling town in Wakayama Prefecture, have been found to
U.S. considered Korean Peninsula risks in nuclear posture review
WASHINGTON, May 9 Kyodo -
U.S. President Barack Obama stopped short of declaring deterrence against a
5,000 people rally in Kagoshima to oppose U.S. base relocation
KAGOSHIMA, Japan, May 8 Kyodo -
About 5,000 people gathered in the city of Kagoshima to protest Prime Minister
