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A Solution to the Whaling Issue? Former MOFA spokesman speaks out
Japan Focus
Japanese exports plunge again
Guardian
Ryue Nishizawa and Kazuyo Sejima's Serpentine Pavilion: now you see it, now you don’t
Times on Line
Popularity of the abacus rises as kids get back to basics
Japan Times
Au Japon, le surmenage au travail tue
Le Monde
Toyoda takes reins at Toyota Motor Corp
UPI
Japan Airlines to receive bailout
BBC
BRIEF-Soccer-Espanyol sign Japan midfielder Nakamura from Celtic
Yahoo Sports
Last week's Japan news
Japan Statistics
During the recent influenza scare, the Yamaguchi Gumi - Japan's largest organized crime group - distributed 1,000 masks for free to three Kobe day care centers.
Local police however confiscated the masks when word got out about their origins.
Source: Asahi Shinbun
According to estimates, Japan's public pensions will provide recipients with the second lowest payout as a percentage of their salary of any of the OECD member states.
According to the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, 22 percent of Japanese over 65 had incomes below the OECD poverty level. This is much higher than the 13% average.
Pensions in Japan will provide just 33.9% of salaries. Only Britain is lower.
Source: Yomiuri Shinbun
The number of foreign visitors to Japan declined 34% in May compared with the previous May.
486,100 foreign visitors entered Japan last month, which was the 10th month of decline in a row.
Source: Kyodo News
80% of children either bully or are bullied, according to the National Institute for Policy Research.
Bullying was defined as "being shunned by friends, ignored, or talked about behind one's back."
Source: Kyodo News
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A Solution to the Whaling Issue? Former MOFA spokesman speaks outJapan Focus
Japanese exports plunge again
Guardian
Ryue Nishizawa and Kazuyo Sejima's Serpentine Pavilion: now you see it, now you don’t
Times on Line
Popularity of the abacus rises as kids get back to basics
Japan Times
Au Japon, le surmenage au travail tue
Le Monde
Toyoda takes reins at Toyota Motor Corp
UPI
Japan Airlines to receive bailout
BBC
BRIEF-Soccer-Espanyol sign Japan midfielder Nakamura from Celtic
Yahoo Sports
Last week's Japan news
Japan Statistics
During the recent influenza scare, the Yamaguchi Gumi - Japan's largest organized crime group - distributed 1,000 masks for free to three Kobe day care centers.
Local police however confiscated the masks when word got out about their origins.
Source: Asahi Shinbun
According to estimates, Japan's public pensions will provide recipients with the second lowest payout as a percentage of their salary of any of the OECD member states.
According to the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, 22 percent of Japanese over 65 had incomes below the OECD poverty level. This is much higher than the 13% average.
Pensions in Japan will provide just 33.9% of salaries. Only Britain is lower.
Source: Yomiuri Shinbun
The number of foreign visitors to Japan declined 34% in May compared with the previous May.
486,100 foreign visitors entered Japan last month, which was the 10th month of decline in a row.
Source: Kyodo News
80% of children either bully or are bullied, according to the National Institute for Policy Research.
Bullying was defined as "being shunned by friends, ignored, or talked about behind one's back."
Source: Kyodo News
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