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TOKYO -- Japanese media group Kadokawa is looking to bring overseas creators to Japan's massive manga market, seeking to grow sales by uncovering new artists who may not otherwise have a chance to go pro. [1]
Naoko Hashimoto is an associate professor at International Christian University and a former program manager of the International Organization of Migration. Paul J. [2]
Japan leadership raceSmall government, pro-reform: 5 things to know about Japan Innovation Party Osaka-based party aims to bring its regional success to national politics Hirofumi Yoshimura, left, Osaka's governor and leader of the Japan Innovation P... [3]
TOKYO -- It has been six months since Tokyo Electric Power Co. Holdings tapped Takashi Kawamura, one of Japan's most respected business executives, to take over as chairman. [4]
TOKYO -- Shozo Saito, a 71-year-old former CEO of Toshiba's electronic device group, has long been frustrated about the decline of Japan's semiconductor industry. "Japanese chipmakers are becoming less competitive," Saito laments. [5]
TOKYO -- Big Japanese companies with the strength to devote years to development bagged many of the 2015 Nikkei Superior Products and Services Awards. [6]
TOKYO -- One of the surprises of the Japanese cabinet reshuffle Wednesday was the switch at the foreign ministry. [7]
OSAKA -- Shikoku Electric Power is joining the ranks of Japanese utilities that have decided to pull the plug on aging nuclear reactors that are too costly to maintain. [8]
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TOKYO -- Japanese media group Kadokawa is looking to bring overseas creators to Japan's massive manga market, seeking to grow sales by uncovering new artists who may not otherwise have a chance to go pro.
Naoko Hashimoto is an associate professor at International Christian University and a former program manager of the International Organization of Migration. Paul J.
Japan leadership raceSmall government, pro-reform: 5 things to know about Japan Innovation Party Osaka-based party aims to bring its regional success to national politics Hirofumi Yoshimura, left, Osaka's governor and leader of the Japan Innovation P
TOKYO -- It has been six months since Tokyo Electric Power Co. Holdings tapped Takashi Kawamura, one of Japan's most respected business executives, to take over as chairman.
TOKYO -- Shozo Saito, a 71-year-old former CEO of Toshiba's electronic device group, has long been frustrated about the decline of Japan's semiconductor industry. "Japanese chipmakers are becoming less competitive," Saito laments.
TOKYO -- Big Japanese companies with the strength to devote years to development bagged many of the 2015 Nikkei Superior Products and Services Awards.
TOKYO -- One of the surprises of the Japanese cabinet reshuffle Wednesday was the switch at the foreign ministry.
OSAKA -- Shikoku Electric Power is joining the ranks of Japanese utilities that have decided to pull the plug on aging nuclear reactors that are too costly to maintain.
PoliticsJapan to block coronavirus bargain hunters seizing key companies Ruling party worries that defense and nuclear industries are vulnerable A camouflaged type 16 maneuver combat vehicle built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is used in training.
TOKYO -- Japan's Nomura Asset Management revealed Tuesday that it voted against the reappointment of Toshiba President Satoshi Tsunakawa, in reaction to the financial debacle hounding the technology group.