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  • Finding of active fault is highly likely to lead to Tsuruga NPP decommissioning

    The Nuclear Regulation Authority approved a report from its expert panel which acknowledges that an active fault exists beneath the No. 2 reactor at the Tsuruga NPP, greatly increasing the possibility of decommissioning of the reactor.

  • Monument for ‘comfort women’ tells the truth

    In one of Japan’s southernmost islands, there is a monument built by citizens to commemorate victims of the so-called “comfort women” system.

  • Abe’s weak yen policy damages dairy farmers

    The depreciation of the yen, caused by the “Abenomics” policy of providing easy money, has delivered a hard blow to dairy farmers in Japan who largely depend on imported feeds.

  • POLITICS
  • JCP to face ‘all-ruling-party’ camp in Tokyo: Shii

  • ID number law enacted despite public criticism

  • JCP won’t form electoral alliance with either party: Kasai

  • US FORCES
  • Government receives US military flight plans

  • Kyoto residents organize to block installation of US missile defense radar site

  • Transfer of radioactive wastes from US nuclear-powered vessel violates aide-memoir

  • editorial Creating a Japan-US aircraft-carrier task force, the honest opinion of uniformed US official

  • LABOR
  • Better working conditions needed for both men and women to raise children

  • ECONOMY
  • Abe’s weak yen policy damages dairy farmers

  • Production of all industries will drop by Y10.5 trillion by TPP

  • PEACE
  • Japan’s scholars set up association to block constitutional revision

  • JCP
  • This week’s JCP international activities

  • WELFARE
  • Abe wants more for-profit childcare services as in Yokohama

  • Number of children waiting for authorized daycare facilities is NOT zero in Yokohama

  • NUCLEAR CRISIS
  • Finding of active fault is highly likely to lead to Tsuruga NPP decommissioning

  • 144 billion yen paid to maintain idled reactors from consumers’ pockets

  • 33 people exposed to radiation at nuclear laboratory

  • HISTORY
  • Monument for ‘comfort women’ tells the truth

  • UN recommends that Japan properly address ‘comfort women’ issues

  • JCP Kasai on TV denounces Hashimoto

  • JCP Ichida criticizes Hashimoto for refusing to retract ‘comfort women’ remarks

  • ANTI-N-ARMS
  • Japan’s anti-nuclear choir returns from successful NZ tour

  • JCP Shii criticizes S. Korean daily describing A-bombing as ‘divine punishment’

  • CIVIL RIGHTS
  • Adult wards to be allowed to vote

  • ENVIRONMENT
  • Japan should fulfill its duty to curb global warming: JCP Ichida



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