Japan Press Weekly

Ghosn's salary, though underreported, 140 times higher than average Nissan worker

The remuneration Nissan paid to Carlos Ghosn, who was arrested for underreporting his compensation, was nearly 140 times higher than the income a Nissan employee received, judging even from the underreported securities statements.

Restoration of victims’ honor and human dignity will lead to true settlement of the ‘comfort women’ issue: JCP

The South Korean government will dissolve the Japanese-funded “comfort women” foundation, formally known as the “Reconciliation and Healing Foundation”. This measure, however, doesn't mean to seek the repeal or renegotiate the 2015 agreement.

Is JCP more conservative than LDP?: satellite TV program

How do young people perceive the Japanese Communist Party? Is the JCP conservative? These were topics in a BS-TBS program with JCP Chair Shii Kazuo in the studio.

Study session at US base for Okinawa public school teachers under fire for intent to lower Okinawans' resistance to US military presence

JCP Koike attends public debate on excessively long working hours of doctors

Restoration of victims’ honor and human dignity will lead to true settlement of the ‘comfort women’ issue: JCP

Gov't aims to abolish national guidelines for after-school care program

Abe Cabinet calls it ‘free childcare program’ while imposing lunch fees

Osaka promotes move to invite casinos behind bid to host World Expo 2025

 Japan should join global efforts to tackle ocean plastic pollution

Ghosn's salary, though underreported, 140 times higher than average Nissan worker

JCP Kasai opposes bill to approve Japan-EU EPA

Is JCP more conservative than LDP?: satellite TV program