Saturday, July 4, 2020
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100,000 TOLD TO EVACUATE
15 feared dead, 13 listed as missing in Kyushu after heavy rains
July 4, 2020
At least 15 people in Kumamoto Prefecture were feared dead and 13 others missing as torrential rains triggered landslides and flooding across the main southern island of Kyushu on July 4.
Koike’s plea to Tokyo: Please don’t travel to other prefectures
July 4, 2020
Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike pleaded with local residents to refrain
Defense Ministry to auction off used nonessential gear in late July
July 4, 2020
Coal-fired plants past their best to be shut down, but new ones built
July 3, 2020
Japan will shut down 90 percent of its low-efficiency coal-fired
Asian shares hit 4-month high as U.S., China recoveries gather pace
July 3, 2020
TOKYO/NEW YORK--Asian shares rallied to a four-month high on Friday on
Tesla becomes most valuable automaker in latest stock rally
July 3, 2020
This special page portrays the dramatic arrest of Carlos Ghosn and the twists and turns that followed.
This special page reviews what the former Nissan Motor Co. chairman left during his 19 years in Japan.
Baseball star Ichiro Suzuki had much to say on March 21, the day he hung up his spikes.
This special page details how journalists uncovered shady transactions through Bermuda and other tax havens.
Here are reports about efforts in Japan and abroad to achieve the U.N. sustainable development goals.
