Japan is expanding it’s plutonium producing capabilities and there is talk of nuclear weapons. This should come as no surprise as public records recently revealed that Japan has covertly amassed enough plutonium for at least 90 nuclear warheads
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China refused to confirm that Okinawa belongs to Japan after two Chinese scholars suggested re-examining the ownership of the archipelago that includes the island, adding to tensions over a separate territorial dispute.
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We know how difficult it can be to not only keep yourself smelling as fresh as possible all day long, but also how difficult it can be to tell someone that they just plain stink. But leave it to Japan to take on a topic as sensitive as a person’s odor and create robots that tell a person specifically how much they stink.
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Japan’s Defense Ministry said on Tuesday that “about 1,000 officers of the nation’s Self-Defense Forces will participate in a U.S. drill to be held in California in June involving recapturing control of an isolated island.”
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Residents in the Japanese city of Yokohama came in for a shock earlier today after city officials mistakenly posted a tweet stating that North Korea had launched a missile.
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Then again the Japanese economy has been stagnant for over 20 years. Is this the future for the rest of the western economies?
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It looks like China and Russia are both ganging up on Japan.
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A fishery executive admitted to killing a Swiss-based Japanese fund manager and his wife over a grudge he held following heavy investment losses, according to a report.
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The eyes of the financial world are on Greece and other heavily indebted euro-zone countries. But Japan is in even worse shape. The country’s debt load is immense and growing, to the point that a quarter of its budget goes to servicing it. The government in Tokyo has done little to change things.
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Japanese corporations will have spent more on foreign companies than they did at the height of the ’80s. But few heads are turning, showing how much has changed in perceptions of Japan.
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