Japan Press Weekly

Founders of Japan’s nuclear energy program educated in US

“You represent a positive accomplishment in the Free World’s efforts to mobilize its atomic resources for peaceful uses and the benefit of mankind.” On March 10, 1955, President Dwight Eisenhower gave a short speech at the White House and shook hands with two Japanese researchers.

90% of letter carriers’ car maintenance bills remain unpaid

JP Post outsources its vehicles’ maintenance and repair work to a private company, but this company has not paid the maintenance charge to about 7,000 subcontracted garages across Japan.

Shii hands over 3rd JCP reconstruction proposal to PM Noda

Japanese Communist Party Chair Shii Kazuo on October 7 handed over the third JCP proposal for post-disaster reconstruction to Prime Minister Noda Yoshihiko at the PM’s office.

Increased taxes on general public and cuts for corporations behind reconstruction tax

Japan to pay 75% of cost relocating U.S. forces’ flight exercises abroad

90% of letter carriers’ car maintenance bills remain unpaid

SDF F-15 fighter jet drops fuel tank

Thinking of ‘Occupy Wall Street’

Arguments arise even in US for no need of US presence in Okinawa

Shii speaks at National Press Club

Ban Ki-moon thanks Shii for letter calling for nuclear disarmament

Founders of Japan’s nuclear energy program educated in US

Presidential dishonesty

Murky ties between Saga governor and power company

N-related money behind restart of N-waste storage facilities construction

LDP member blames Japanese character as remote cause of N-accident

FEPC helps utilities purchase politicians’ fund-raising party tickets

Shii hands over 3rd JCP reconstruction proposal to PM Noda

Gensuikyo submits 1 million anti-nuclear signatures to UN

 Ozawa should disclose information about his money scandal