Japan, U.S. to launch talks on cooperation in nuclear forensics
TOKYO, Jan. 30 Kyodo -
Japan and the United States will launch working-level talks in February aimed
Hatoyama vows in Diet speech to deepen Japan-U.S. ties, end Futemma row+
TOKYO, Jan. 29 Kyodo -
Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama reiterated in his policy address to parliament
Friday that his four-month-old government aims to deepen the Japan-U.S.
Sumo: Minister orders investigation into Asashoryu assault allegations+
TOKYO, Jan. 29 Kyodo -
Sports minister Tatsuo Kawabata has ordered the Japan Sumo Association to
launch a full investigation into allegations that Mongolian grand champion
Toyota recall over gas pedals may expand to Latin America, Mideast+
NAGOYA, Jan. 29 Kyodo -
Toyota Motor Corp. may expand its already far-reaching vehicle recalls over
potentially defective accelerator pedals, possibly to countries in Latin
Foreign trainees win damages suit+
KUMAMOTO, Japan, Jan. 29 Kyodo -
The Kumamoto District Court on Friday ordered an intermediate of foreign
Japan to pursue 'third way' to beat economic difficulties: Kan+
TOKYO, Jan. 29 Kyodo -
Japan must break from out-of-date approaches and pursue a ''third way'' to
overcome economic and fiscal difficulties, Finance Minister Naoto Kan said
Gov't panel decides to study Ainu living outside Hokkaido+
TOKYO, Jan. 29 Kyodo -
A government committee aimed at devising policies to support the Ainu
indigenous people decided Friday at its first meeting to study the current
U.S., Japan decided on 'best option' on Futemma in 2006: Roos+
TOKYO, Jan. 29 Kyodo -
U.S. Ambassador to Japan John Roos said Friday that an existing plan to move a
Hatoyama not to let Futemma stay, will pick new site by end of May
TOKYO, Jan. 28 Kyodo -
Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama made it clear Thursday he will not let the U.S.
Chinese woman given life sentence over murder, death of 2 Japanese men
OSAKA, Jan. 28 Kyodo -
A Chinese woman accused of murdering her Japanese husband and two other men in
