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Most Japanese citizens do not support any particular political party, according to a new opinion poll, with analysts suggesting the results underline not only public “disgust” at the corruption scandals that continue to rock the nation but also a sense that they are powerless to bring about change.
Local governments have been reluctant to approve the country’s 54 reactors, spread across 17 nuclear power plants, to resume operations. Currently, just 12 reactors at six plants are active after passing stringent new safety tests.
One of the satellites put into space using the H3 was developed by Canon Electronics, another belonged to a consortium that included Japan Space Systems.
Australia’s defence minister has said Canberra is keen for Tokyo to play a larger role in the development of defence technology under the Aukus security partnership, but he stopped short of suggesting Japan should join a pact that presently brings together Australia, Britain and the United States.
But the control exercised by those men is coming to an end, activists say, pointing out that if the head of the influential Japan Business Federation (Keidanren) has come around to the idea of women keeping their maiden names, it is only a matter of time before the traditionalists relent.
The sense among some, analysts say, is that Ukraine is geographically distant from Japan and that the problem should be handled by European nations.
Police in Japan reported a record number of child abuse cases last year, with experts suggesting that parents facing rising prices and stagnant wages were taking their frustrations out on children, while more cases are coming to light because schools are being more proactive in identifying victims.
The details of the project are being drawn up by the Japan International Cooperation Agency, which is usually tasked by the government with implementing overseas development assistance schemes to build schools, hospitals and other infrastructure in developing nations.