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Japan Eases Monetary Policy to Fight Deflation
New York Times
鸠山称正在讨论驻日美军普天间机场搬迁两方案
People's Daily
Bluefin tuna fails to make UN's list of protected fish
Guardian
Toyota Cast Doubts On James Sikes' Runaway Prius Story
NPR
IBM, acusada de no declarar 3.225 millones de euros en Japón
El Pais
Unqualified Minamata cases to be settled
Japan Times
Conservationists condemn Japan’s passion for coral
Times Online
Relation Tokyo-Washington : l'épreuve de la diplomatie secrète, par Philippe Pons
Le Monde
Bluefin tuna ban proposal meets rejection
BBC
The ‘Illusion’ of Homogeneous Japan and National Character: Discourse as a Tool to Transcend the ‘Myth’ vs. ‘Reality’
Japan Focus
Honda scoring run boosts Japan's WC build-up
Yahoo Sports
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Japan Statistics
In an ongoing campaign intended to both frighten and influence the nation's youth, the Japanese government has released a study asserting that 2.76 million Japanese are estimated to have used illegal drugs.
That is 2.9% of the country's population.
The drugs included in the survey were cannabis, stimulants, ecstasy, cocaine, and heroine.
There was nothing in the report about alcohol or tobacco use.
Source: Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare
In order to maintain its current population of 125 million, Japan would need to have net migration of 381,000 people per year for 50 years. That is a total of 17 million immigrants.
To keep its working-age population at 1995 levels, Japan would need to have net migration of 609,000 migrants per year for 50 years. That would total 33 million new residents from overseas.
Source: Kyodo News
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Japan Eases Monetary Policy to Fight DeflationNew York Times
鸠山称正在讨论驻日美军普天间机场搬迁两方案
People's Daily
Bluefin tuna fails to make UN's list of protected fish
Guardian
Toyota Cast Doubts On James Sikes' Runaway Prius Story
NPR
IBM, acusada de no declarar 3.225 millones de euros en Japón
El Pais
Unqualified Minamata cases to be settled
Japan Times
Conservationists condemn Japan’s passion for coral
Times Online
Relation Tokyo-Washington : l'épreuve de la diplomatie secrète, par Philippe Pons
Le Monde
Bluefin tuna ban proposal meets rejection
BBC
The ‘Illusion’ of Homogeneous Japan and National Character: Discourse as a Tool to Transcend the ‘Myth’ vs. ‘Reality’
Japan Focus
Honda scoring run boosts Japan's WC build-up
Yahoo Sports
Last week's Japan news
Japan Statistics
In an ongoing campaign intended to both frighten and influence the nation's youth, the Japanese government has released a study asserting that 2.76 million Japanese are estimated to have used illegal drugs.
That is 2.9% of the country's population.
The drugs included in the survey were cannabis, stimulants, ecstasy, cocaine, and heroine.
There was nothing in the report about alcohol or tobacco use.
Source: Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare
In order to maintain its current population of 125 million, Japan would need to have net migration of 381,000 people per year for 50 years. That is a total of 17 million immigrants.
To keep its working-age population at 1995 levels, Japan would need to have net migration of 609,000 migrants per year for 50 years. That would total 33 million new residents from overseas.
Source: Kyodo News
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