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Tue., Jan. 15, 2013
Market Moves: 89.03-89.08 yen/dollar [2 p.m. JST Tue.]
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TOKYO WINTER WONDERLAND
Snowmen take JapanMonday was a big day for snowmen in Japan. Some of our favorite photos: |
Worker: Decontamination shoddy
The people being hired to decontaminate areas tainted by the Fukushima nuclear disaster lack the knowhow or manpower to handle the unprecedented work, one of them reveals. Overly weak yen would hit import prices: Amari
Economic policy minister Akira Amari warns that an excessively weak yen will jack up the cost of imports and calls the ¥89 range "a fairly good level" against the dollar. Ministry may base F-15s near Miyakojima to counter Chinese intrusions faster
The Defense Ministry is thinking of stationing F-15 fighter jets at a remote airport halfway from Naha to Taiwan to speed up its response to airspace incursions by China near the disputed Senkaku Islands, government sources said Monday. Disaster-relief volunteers surge to 4.3 million in 2011 survey |
TOKYO (2 p.m.) 5°C Partly sunny Humidity: 49% Winds: N at 29 kph Pressure: 1015 hpa
Special Supplements帰国生の学力を育み、伸ばしていける学校ガイド 企業研修、スクール、セミナーの詳細はこちら Japanese Language Schools where students gather from all over the world ジャパンタイムズが勧める安心して学べる日本語学校特集 What drives a person to become a true professional in his or her field? We find out in this new series. いま求められるのはグローバル人材。「これからの世界と仕事」を考える、きっかけフリーペーパー。 Learn about innovative strategies and successful business philosophies from Japanese executives in our series, Wisdom of Entrepreneurs 通訳・翻訳業界の総合ガイドブック2013年度版が誕生!一部コンテンツをウェブで公開中。 Learn about foreign countries with our National Day specials and see which world leaders have visited Japan. 外資・グローバル企業の求人が満載。英語を活かして転職するならジャパンタイムズジョブ! International ReportsThe Japan Times Online Updates
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Nishikori eases past Hanescu in first round of Aussie Open
Kei Nishikori makes a comfortable start to the Australian Open. SPORTS SCOPEHall of Fame long overdue for another foreign memberBy JASON COSKREY SUMOHarumafuji settles into New Year grooveBy DAVE HUESTON
SUNDAY TIMEOUT
What Japan needs to doBy EDAN CORKILL and TOMOKO OTAKE With its economy spluttering, large parts of its northeastern region still devastated by the effects of the mammoth Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 — and releases of radioactive materials that followed — its population shrinking and aging at unprecedented ... CLOSE-UP: Fred SchodtFrederik Schodt: Japan's pop culture ambassador to the worldBy EDAN CORKILL SUNDAY TIMEOUTThe wonderful worlds of 100 wakaBy STUART VARNAM-ATKIN
'Looper' explores age-old time-travel conundrums
Gordon-Levitt, Willis take film fans for a loopBy GEORGE HADLEY-GARCIA Film director Rian Johnson and actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt are neighbors in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles. They're also pretty close, since Gordon-Levitt says they hang out at each other's house and he also praises Johnson's cooking. ...
'Tokyo Kazoku (Tokyo Family)'
Disaster begets repercussions in Yamada's family homeBy MARK SCHILLING A director for the Shochiku studio since 1961, Yoji Yamada is best known for the Tora-san series about a wandering peddler, played by Kiyoshi Atsumi, who is forever falling in love but never gets the girl. In ... 'The Future'Reaction to midlife hipster flick hard to predictBy GIOVANNI FAZIO 'The Expatriate'There's one Bourne every minuteBy KAORI SHOJI Japan's latest wine trend is only naturalBy MELINDA JOE It's official: Natural wines are entering mainstream consciousness in Japan. I know this not simply because sections devoted to organic, "bio" (biodynamic), or shizen-ha (natural) wines have become fixtures in many retail shops, or even because sales of natural wines ... Overseas restaurants set up shop in JapanBy STEVE TRAUTLEIN Welcome the new year with a taste of traditionBy ROBBIE SWINNERTON Sapporo's wonders of winterBy STEPHEN MANSFIELD It seemed to me on a recent winter's visit to Sapporo that everyone was a performer: from the flamboyant gestures and bullhorn announcements of the tour guides, to the showy dismembering of crabs by vendors, to the owners of the ... Remembering that 'life's a beach' keeps winter at bayBy HILLEL WRIGHT Testing out tourism in TohokuBy TOMOKO OTAKE
TOKYO
Yokocho offers up a bar crawlBy EDAN CORKILL 'No nightlife in Tokyo? Wrong!" So says the website of the Tokyo Convention and Visitors Bureau and, to prove its point, it is holding a new event, Tokyo Yokocho Week, which commences Jan. 15. ... TOKYOKabuki kicks off the new yearBy REI SASAGUCHI TOKYOPainter Fukunaga illustrates the artistic nature of Japanese onomatopoeic expressionsBy TOMOHIRO OSAKI New Year's party deal in Yokohama; exquisite hot-pot meal; Valentine's Day specialty chocolates
The pick of this week's specials at Japan's hotels and restaurants. |
Shinto trying to stay relevant in global, green era
Okinawa center offers respite for Fukushima kids
Worker: Decontamination shoddy
High-level U.N. talks on mercury treaty kick off
JAL 787 Dreamliner leaks fuel again
Private group plans 'ovum bank' for fertility treatment
Tokyo hopes this Olympics bid winsBy KAZUAKI NAGATA Osaka pushes incendiary tsunami debris planBy ERIC JOHNSTON Elderly-run 'leaf business' in Shikoku town drawing interest from abroad
Coach linked to suicide beat another student
Japan urged to help build India's infrastructureBy TAKASHI KITAZUME Investors take heart: Abe on T-bill spree
BOJ to get behind 2% inflation target: Abe
Rich doctors may be barred from tax relief
A chance to talk about U.S. drones and torture
The NIC's crystal ball
Sign of the Financial Times: Will it sell independence?
Our menacing infrastructure
Sports training violence must end
U.S. should extradite ex-officer under Pinochet
The untamed health care monster
HOTLINE TO NAGATACHO
Advising Abe on the wisdom of a nuclear restartCOMMUNITY CHEST Tour guide exams another example of national licensing frenzyVIEWS FROM THE STREET Niigata, Nagano: Should Japan make all of its highways free or is the present toll system fair?By BRYAN BAIER WHO'S WHOCanadian has English-language rakugo dreamBy MAMI MARUKO LIFE IN JAPANNomad writer and photographer keeps his passions fueled by travelBy KRIS KOSAKA JAPAN LITEMy (attainable) New Year's resolutions: Giving up seizaBy AMY CHAVEZ HOTLINE TO NAGATACHORefer Senkaku issue to ICJ to avoid a train wreck
Here comes FredBy MISHA JANETTE and SAMUEL THOMAS Checking out the real estate agentsBy PHILIP BRASOR and MASAKO TSUBUKU Stuck on a Good Design Award winnerBy JEAN SNOW
ART
Looking out for the sound of artBy JEFF MICHAEL HAMMOND ARTSituations that end up spoiling the artistic landscapeBy C.B. LIDDELL ARTWestern influences on Suda's nostalgic EastBy MATTHEW LARKING
IN THE RECORD BAG
Mr. TikiniBy SHAUN MCKENNA MUSICWasabi takes old sounds to a young audienceBy ERIKO ARITA JAZZ NOTESBuilding on that four-letter word — 'jazz'By SEAN SMITH MUSICKitaro taps into Native American cultureBy SACHIKO TAMASHIGE LISTENING POST: LIVEJanuaryBy SHAUN MCKENNA Exploring the past to makes sense of Meiji modernityBy DAVID BURLEIGH Americanized BuddhismBy JOSEPH S. O'LEARY Complex tales of censorship in 20th-century JapanBy MARK SCHILLING Wireless file transfer, vibrating headphones and a high-tech cure for forgetfulnessBy RICK MARTIN Spoon & TamagoBy ADORA WONG 2012 in tech — and what it means for the year aheadBy RICK MARTIN 2012 has been a big year on the Japanese social-media sceneBy AKKY AKIMOTO Magazines struggle to maintain relevanceBy MARK SCHREIBER A signature mystery; "Last Hope"; CM of the week:
Mascots bear cash for local authoritiesBy PHILIP BRASOR Additives: Let's hope we are not what we eatBy MICHAEL HOFFMAN |
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