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Why Spend $110 Million on a Basquiat? ‘I Decided to Go for It,’ Japanese Billionaire Explains
New York Times
Special bill on Emperor Akihito's abdication could serve as precedent: Suga
The Mainichi
Japan's growing concern over China's naval might
BBC
Not All South Koreans Satisfied With Japan's Apology To 'Comfort Women'
NPR
North Korea fires missile into Japanese waters
Guardian
Constructing the Construction State: Cement and Postwar Japan
Japan Focus
Last Week's Japan News on the JapanVisitor blog
Statistics
Beginning with an apology from Prime Minister Shiina Etsusaburo in 1965, Japan has apologized to South Korea more than 20 times over war-related issues, including the issue of the Comfort Women who were conscripted to work in Japanese military brothels.
Sources: Wikipedia
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Why Spend $110 Million on a Basquiat? ‘I Decided to Go for It,’ Japanese Billionaire Explains
New York Times
Special bill on Emperor Akihito's abdication could serve as precedent: Suga
The Mainichi
Japan's growing concern over China's naval might
BBC
Not All South Koreans Satisfied With Japan's Apology To 'Comfort Women'
NPR
North Korea fires missile into Japanese waters
Guardian
Constructing the Construction State: Cement and Postwar Japan
Japan Focus
Last Week's Japan News on the JapanVisitor blog
Statistics
Beginning with an apology from Prime Minister Shiina Etsusaburo in 1965, Japan has apologized to South Korea more than 20 times over war-related issues, including the issue of the Comfort Women who were conscripted to work in Japanese military brothels.
Sources: Wikipedia
© JapanVisitor.com
Inside Track Japan For Kindle
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