G-8 agree to aim for sustained growth, touch on N. Korea sanctions
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Japan to decide on additional sanctions on N. Korea possibly Tuesday
TOKYO, June 13 Kyodo -
The Japanese government plans to decide as early as Tuesday on additional
sanctions to be imposed on North Korea in response to its second nuclear test
Abductee kin worried over effectiveness of U.N. resolution on N. Korea
SAITAMA, Japan, June 13 Kyodo -
A family member of a Japanese citizen abducted by North Korea expressed concern
Japanese artist to publish picture book on nuclear ban protocol
FUKUOKA, June 13 Kyodo -
Japanese artist Seitaro Kuroda and a Hiroshima citizens group are aiming to
FOCUS: Much-awaited U.N. resolution passed but work for implementation remains
TOKYO, June 13 Kyodo -
The adoption of a U.N. Security Council resolution to punish North Korea over
its May 25 nuclear test was a much-awaited event for Japan, but a swift
Chiba towns welcome Mexican ship to celebrate 400 yrs of bilateral ties
ONJUKU, Japan, June 13 Kyodo -
(EDS: CORRECTING DATE IN 3RD GRAF, ADDING MORE INFO, MOVED FRIDAY)
Hundreds of residents of the towns of Onjuku and Otaki in Chiba Prefecture
Hatoyama leaves Cabinet over Japan Post row, dealing Aso another blow+
TOKYO, June 12 Kyodo -
Internal affairs minister Kunio Hatoyama resigned Friday over a high-profile
G-8 finance chiefs to discuss recovery efforts+
G-8 finance chiefs to discuss recovery efforts+
FOCUS: Hatoyama resignation could lead to brothers homing in on Aso+
TOKYO, June 12 Kyodo - Kunio Hatoyama's resignation Friday as internal affairs and communications minister has raised the possibility that he could join his brother Yukio, leader of Japan's main op
Chiba towns welcome Mexican ship to celebrate 400 yrs of bilateral ties+
ONJUKU, Japan, June 12 Kyodo - Hundreds of residents of the towns of Onjuku and Otaki in Chiba Prefecture welcomed crew members of a Mexican Navy training ship on Friday to celebrate the 400th anni
