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New Toyosu fish market opens doors to public in Tokyo
A new fish market in Tokyo's Toyosu waterfront district opened its doors to the public for the first time Saturday, with visitors able to view activity from behind the glass of an observation deck. Tours started around 10 a.m. following tuna auctions, with some visitors viewing the sites where...Full News..
Politics
U.S. wants deal with Japan to avoid competitive currency devaluations
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Saturday that Washington is seeking to include an agreement to prevent competitive currency devaluations in any trade deal with Japan. The United States pushed to include such a clause in the renegotiated North America Free Trade Agreement involving...Full News..
International
Cambodia’s biggest port sees China coveting Japan’s dominant role
Once a tranquil seaside enclave in southwestern Cambodia, Sihanoukville, or Kompong Som, has turned into a paradise for Chinese investors in recent years. Casinos, hotels, restaurants, massage parlors and supermarkets are festooned in signs in Chinese. More buildings are under construction, fueled...Full News..
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Rakuten EXPRESS expands service area to 14 cities in metropolitan Tokyo
Turner homers as Dodgers beat Brewers in NLCS Game 2
U.S. wants deal with Japan to avoid competitive currency devaluations
Woman arrested for killing brother in Osaka
New Toyosu fish market opens doors to public in Tokyo
Japanese beef is gaining fans abroad, but are they eating it wrong?
Cambodia’s biggest port sees China coveting Japan’s dominant role
Senate gets FBI Kavanaugh report, with initial vote Friday
New minister Miyakoshi in charge of 8 posts in reshaped Abe Cabinet
China orders actress Fan Bingbing to pay massive tax fine
Sports
Turner homers as Dodgers beat Brewers in NLCS Game 2
Justin Turner and the Los Angeles Dodgers know all about performing in the postseason. Backed into a tough spot Saturday, the red-headed slugger delivered once again. Shut down for most of the afternoon, Los Angeles staged another late rally and Turner hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning to...Full News..
Economics
Rakuten EXPRESS expands service area to 14 cities in metropolitan Tokyo
Rakuten Inc has expanded the coverage area of the Rakuten EXPRESS door-to-door delivery service to include the 14 cities of Fuchu, Chofu, Nishitokyo, Mitaka, Kodaira, Hino, Musashino, Tachikawa, Tama, Kokubunji, Koganei, Inagi, Komae, and Kunitachi in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Rakuten EXPRESS...Full News..
Entertainment
China orders actress Fan Bingbing to pay massive tax fine
Chinese tax authorities have ordered "X-Men" star Fan Bingbing and companies she represents to pay taxes and penalties totaling $130 million, ending speculation over the fate of one of the country's highest-profile entertainers three months after she disappeared from public view. Of the total...Full News..
Crime
Woman arrested for killing brother in Osaka
Police in Sakai, Osaka, plan to charge a 44-year-old woman, already under arrest for killing her 40-year-old brother by making it look like he committed suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning, with the murder of her father by withholding his insulin. Akemi Adachi, who is the president of a...Full News..
Environment
Foreign students and Japanese still delivering water in northeastern Japan
Japanese and foreign students from around the world joined together in a volunteer project in this city in northeastern Japan heavily hit by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster, delivering bottled water and smiles to residents still living in temporary housing. A total of 100 students,...Full News..
Life Style
Hilton commits to cutting environmental footprint in half
HONG KONG- Hilton has unveiled plans to cut its environmental footprint in half and double its social impact investment by 2030. Hilton will institute science-based targets to reduce carbon emissions and send zero soap to landfill. The company will also double the amount it spends with local...Full News..
Science & Technology
Facebook rolls out video service worldwide
Facebook said Wednesday it is rolling out globally its Watch video service, which has already been available in the United States for more than a year. "We designed the product not just in a mindless consumption but in order to get people engaged," said Fidji Simo, Facebook's vice president for...Full News..
Bangladesh News
Ex Prime minister Khaleda’s trial to be held at old central jail
The trial in the Zia Charitable Trust graft case filed against Ex Prime minister of Bangladesh and BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia and three others is to be held today inside Dhaka Old Central Jail at Nazimuddin Road, where Khaleda has been serving jail in another case. The BNP chief is serving five...Full News..
More News
Japanese beef is gaining fans abroad, but are they eating it wrong?
Wagyu is gaining a following far beyond Japan, but diners in the West may be missing out on the best of its flavor. This premium beef, it turns out, is not really cut out for steaks. In the Japanese grading system, the level of marbling -- the intramuscular fat that gives wagyu its silky,...Full News..
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