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Tokyo is keeping a close watch on a flotilla of five Chinese naval vessels that have entered the Sea of Japan, or East Sea, and are expected to join up with Russian counterparts to conduct joint maritime and air exercises in the coming days.
The Japanese battleship Yamato was underprepared when it embarked on a kamikaze mission against US forces invading Okinawa and sank near the end of World War II due to a naval officer misinterpreting a question by the emperor, according to new evidence that has emerged nearly 80 years ago after the battle.
Opponents of the project also accuse the Japanese government of taking advantage of waning international concern about the gradual discharge of the plant’s water into the Pacific to accelerate the disposal of the land.
Releasing the report at a press conference in Tokyo on Tuesday, NHK President Nobuo Inaba said the incident was a “case of broadcast hijacking”.
The high number of deaths comes despite the government introducing a new heatstroke alert system in April that issued warnings in 58 areas across the country and a summer-long campaign to encourage people to take precautions, including drinking lots of fluids, staying out of direct sunlight whenever possible and using air conditioning at home.
In his early teens, Saito was wracked by what he describes as “self-loathing” and spent all his time locked in his room playing computer games. Elsewhere, Kenta Yamaguchi, 28, developed depression in junior high school and stayed at home for a decade.
“We do not have any plans to possess nuclear-powered submarines,” Hayashi told a press conference in Tokyo. “Based on the current interpretation of the [atomic energy] law, it is difficult for Japan to acquire one.”
The Japanese government expects the Danish government to “make appropriate decisions based on the rule of law” and hand over Paul Watson, the anti-whaling activist and founder of the Sea Shepherd environmental group, for trial in Tokyo.