Tokyo DispatchJapan, in EnglishThe Japan Building Materials and Housing Equipment Industries Federation revoked the company's certification after finding it shipped concrete mixed to different formulas than buyers were promised.
Seven days after the first anniversary of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Taiwan remarks, China's export controls on rare earths are still squeezing manufacturers — and a METI request to business groups has left executives unsure what Tokyo wants.
The first stage of selecting a final disposal site for high-level radioactive waste would begin with a documentary review in Miyazaki Prefecture.
A professor of Japanese dress says there is no age rule for the long-sleeved kimono, and that Princess Kako, 31, carried the formal look off.
A Liberal Democratic Party panel met on November 6 to discuss a bill that would exempt fusion power from the strict rules applied to existing nuclear plants and require the government to draw up a basic R&D plan.
Ryosei Akazawa said an auto-translated post about his meeting with Bangladesh's prime minister replaced her name with that of her predecessor, and he wants the platform to make fundamental improvements.
The industry minister told a Nov. 6 news conference that an automatic translation of his own post swapped the sitting prime minister's name for that of the predecessor, calling the error serious.
The company says it will rebuild itself after a business improvement order from the industry ministry, but residents in the host town say the explanation does not convince them.
The 50s civil servant sent messages in the woman's name from internet cafe computers, telling recipients she wanted to be abused. The court called his motive selfish and childish.
The utility told regulators it still wants to restart the plant. Its accounts now treat the reactors as a write-off, and an accounting expert says the books read as a retreat.
