Japan Press Weekly

  Wartime Japanese naval ensign brings back bitter memories in countries invaded by Japan

The Kyokujitsu-ki flag remains etched in Asian peoples' memories as a symbol of looting and killing by the Imperial Japanese Army as well as the colonial rule and invasion by the Empire of Japan

Rightwing parliamentarians’ group members make up majority of Abe’s new Cabinet

The new makeup reflects Abe's determination to adversely revise the Constitution, as shown in the fact that 12 of the 20 Cabinet ministers are executives of a lawmakers’ group connected with the major rightist organization Nippon Kaigi.

Japan’s ‘sympathy budget’ may be indirectly used to construct Trump’s US-Mexico border wall

Japan’s “sympathy budget” for U.S. Forces in Japan may be used indirectly to construct President Trump’s wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Akahata has learned this from a recent announcement made by the U.S. Department of Defense.

Japan’s ‘sympathy budget’ may be indirectly used to construct Trump’s US-Mexico border wall

Rightwing parliamentarians’ group members make up majority of Abe’s new Cabinet

JCP agrees on cooperation with 'Reiwa' toward creation of coalition gov't of opposition parties

Naha court rejects plaintiffs’ request to halt flights by US military aircraft, cuts damages for noise pollution

More than 60% of freelancers experience 'power harassment'

Unions concerned about 1-year employment system for non-regular public workers

Wartime Japanese naval ensign brings back bitter memories in countries invaded by Japan

1/3 of corals transplanted due to Henoko base construction died

Rally held to not forget lessons learned from 1923 massacre of Koreans in Tokyo

Japanese physicians against nuclear war will work to step up ‘Don’t Bank on Bomb’ campaign

JCP will hold 28th Congress in January 2020