今週の日本
Nissan and Others Add Factories in Emerging Markets.
CNN
American tv not crazy, just Japanese
NY Times
In Energy-stingy Japan, an Extravagant Indulgence: posh privies.
Washington Post
Monkey advert 'resembling' Obama pulled in Japan.
Guardian
Ruling favors fishermen; state ordered to open Isahaya Bay dike.
Japan Times
G-8 calls on DPRK to help verify N-report / Ministers say N-facilities must be disabled.
Daily Yomiuri
Japan drawn with Australia, Koreas meet again.
Yahoo! Sports
Last week's Japan news
Japan Statistics
Japan's consumer price index (CPI) rose 1.5% in May from one year earlier. This is the fastest increase in more than 15 years.
Source: Kyodo News
Japan's unemployment rate stayed unchanged at 4% in the month of May. However the number of people who applied for unemployment benefits was the biggest increase in more than five years.
Source: Daily Yomiuri
Retail gasoline prices are likely to go over 180 yen per liter, according to the Oil Information Center.
Source: Kyodo News
Japan's fertility rate stood at 1.34 in 2007, up 0.02 from 2006. The number of births in 2007 was 1,089,745; deaths totalled 1,108,280.
Source: Health, Labor & Welfare Ministry
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Japanese Fiction
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Nissan and Others Add Factories in Emerging Markets.CNN
American tv not crazy, just Japanese
NY Times
In Energy-stingy Japan, an Extravagant Indulgence: posh privies.
Washington Post
Monkey advert 'resembling' Obama pulled in Japan.
Guardian
Ruling favors fishermen; state ordered to open Isahaya Bay dike.
Japan Times
G-8 calls on DPRK to help verify N-report / Ministers say N-facilities must be disabled.
Daily Yomiuri
Japan drawn with Australia, Koreas meet again.
Yahoo! Sports
Last week's Japan news
Japan Statistics
Japan's consumer price index (CPI) rose 1.5% in May from one year earlier. This is the fastest increase in more than 15 years.
Source: Kyodo News
Japan's unemployment rate stayed unchanged at 4% in the month of May. However the number of people who applied for unemployment benefits was the biggest increase in more than five years.
Source: Daily Yomiuri
Retail gasoline prices are likely to go over 180 yen per liter, according to the Oil Information Center.
Source: Kyodo News
Japan's fertility rate stood at 1.34 in 2007, up 0.02 from 2006. The number of births in 2007 was 1,089,745; deaths totalled 1,108,280.
Source: Health, Labor & Welfare Ministry
Book a hotel in Japan with Bookings
Japanese Fiction
Happi Coats
Tags
fertility Japan News Japan Statistics politics
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