Kirin Well-Foods Co. The decision by the wholly owned subsidiary of Kirin Brewery Co. Tokyo police raided on Monday the Kawasaki headquarters of Mitutoyo Corp. Exports of the products, three-dimensional gauges, are restricted The older diary is made up of daily records from the 12th to the 13th Personal information on as many as 10, convicts has been leaked over the Internet from a prison officer's computer infected with a virus, Justice Ministry officials said Monday.
The information includes names of prisoners in Kagoshima and Shiga prefectures and inmates of a detention house Demolition workers got to work Monday tearing down a business hotel in central Tokyo less than a year old that had been deemed unsafe because its resistance to earthquakes was falsified by disgraced architect Hidetsugu Aneha.
Operated by Keio Electric Railway Co. TSU, Mie Pref. Kyodo A year-old man and a boy believed to be his grandson died apparently as a result of a fire at their home in Kuwana, Mie Prefecture, on Monday morning, police said.
Takenao Ito died at a hospital, while a body believed The ruling is the first A panel of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party will study a wide range of issues related to revising the Imperial House Law, including ways to preserve the male line of Imperial succession, LDP policy chief Hidenao Nakagawa said. Nakagawa said on a TV Asahi Sunday The men attacked the year-old employee in the parlor's third-floor parking lot at around a.
The employee sustained SAPPORO Kyodo The Sapporo High Court has allowed a year-old person diagnosed with gender identity disorder who was listed as a man in the household registration to change the registered name to that of a woman, it was learned Monday. The man, who was registered Tomoyuki Yamashita, the "Tiger of Malaya," and his British counterpart met to negotiate the surrender of British forces The accident on the Keishi Bypass occurred after a driver stopped to rescue a man, apparently The number of suicides recorded in Japan stood at 19, last year, falling below the 20, mark for the first time since authorities began keeping such records in , according to preliminary figures released Friday by the health ministry.
