APRIL 03, 2025
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba On Friday Promised To Restore Trust In Politics Following A Series Of Scandals And Tried To Reassure The Public Amid Security Threats From Japan's Neighbors And Higher Living Costs.
Anna Sawai, Who Became The First Japanese To Win An Emmy Award For Best Lead Actress For Her Role In The U.S. Television Series "Shogun," Was Selected Wednesday In Time Magazine's List Of The 100 Most Influential People In The Next Generation.
Toyota Motor Corp Said Wednesday That Its Global Production In November Dropped 6.2 Percent From A Year Earlier To 869,230 Vehicles, Due Partly To Equipment Inspections That Led To Temporary Suspensions At Some Domestic Plants.
Volunteer Efforts Are Ramping Up In The Northern Part Of The Noto Peninsula In Ishikawa Prefecture, Following Record-breaking Rains That Devastated The Area Over The Weekend And Left At Least 11 Dead.
The Supreme Court Upheld On Friday A Law Banning TikTok In The United States On National Security Grounds If Its Chinese Parent Company ByteDance Does Not Sell It, Putting The Popular Short-video App On Track To Go Dark In Just Two Days.
