A(z) Japanese Food csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2024)

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5 Japanese Frozen Food Makers to Collaborate on Logistics Efficiency 0:10

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Ajinomono Frozen Foods Co., Nichirei Corp. and three other major Japanese frozen food makers said they will work together to improve logistics efficiency.時事通信社 által

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Ohtani Tops Japan's Favorite Athlete Rankings for 3rd Time 0:14

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Major League Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani topped the annual list of favorite athletes for the third time in a row, a survey of people in Japan by Central Research Services Inc., a Jiji Press affiliate, showed Thursday.時事通信社 által

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Body Found on Pakistan Mountain Identified as Missing Japan Man 0:09

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The Japanese Embassy in Pakistan has identified a body found on Spantik peak in the country's northern region as a Japanese man in his 50s.時事通信社 által

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Tokyo Gov. Candidates Discuss Disaster Prevention, Administrative Reform 0:13

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Candidates for the July 7 gubernatorial election in Tokyo made their first campaign speeches on Thursday, the first day of the official campaign period, discussing issues such as disaster prevention and administrative reform.時事通信社 által

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No-Confidence Motion against Kishida Cabinet Defeated 0:14

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Japan's House of Representatives voted on Thursday to reject a no-confidence motion against the cabinet of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida submitted earlier in the day by the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan.時事通信社 által

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SoftBank-Naver Talks over LY Ownership Still Underway 0:15

5h ago0:15

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SoftBank Corp. is still in talks with South Korean search portal Naver Corp. to raise its stake in the LY Corp. joint venture, Junichi Miyakawa, president and CEO of the Japanese mobile service provider, said Thursday.時事通信社 által

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Japan's Jimoto Holdings Comes under Effective State Control 0:15

5h ago0:15

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Japanese regional banking group Jimoto Holdings Inc., which has ailing regional lender Kirayaka Bank under its wing, has come under effective state control, with the Japanese government owning 63pctof the holding firm's voting rights.時事通信社 által

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Section on Ohtani's Ex-Interpreter Removed from Japanese Textbook 0:16

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Japanese textbook publisher Kyoiku-Shuppan Co. said Thursday that it has removed a section in its approved English textbook for junior high school third-year students that introduced Ippei Mizuhara, a former interpreter for Major League Baseball star Shohei Ohtani.時事通信社 által

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China Coast Guard Ship Enters Japanese Waters near Senkakus 0:15

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A Chinese coast guard ship entered Japanese territorial waters off the Senkaku Islands in the city of Ishigaki, Okinawa Prefecture, on Thursday, the first such intrusion by an official Chinese ship since June 7 and the 18th this year.時事通信社 által

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Japan Voices Grave Concern over New Russia-N. Korea Treaty 0:11

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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi expressed grave concern Thursday over a new treaty signed by Russia and North Korea the previous day to strengthen their security ties.時事通信社 által

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CDP Submits No-Confidence Motion against Kishida Cabinet 0:11

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The main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan submitted a no-confidence motion against the cabinet of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to the House of Representatives on Thursday morning.時事通信社 által

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Campaigning Begins for Tokyo Gov. Election 0:19

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The official campaign period for the July 7 Tokyo gubernatorial election started Thursday, with incumbent Governor Yuriko Koike, 71, set to compete with challengers including Renho, 56, who served as administrative reform minister in the administration of the now-defunct Democratic Party of Japan.時事通信社 által

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Tokyo Police Set for Governor Election Campaigning 0:10

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Tokyo police are ready to enhance security for the July 7 gubernatorial poll after a high-profile election obstruction incident in the Japanese capital in April.時事通信社 által

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Japanese Princess Kako Recalls Trip to Greece 0:09

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Japanese Princess Kako said Wednesday that every encounter and event she experienced during a trip to Greece are precious and that she will remember all of them.時事通信社 által

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Revised Japan Political Funds Law Under Fire for Loopholes 0:14

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Japan's amended political funds control law, enacted Wednesday in the wake of the revelation of the long-maintained practice of creating slush funds at the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, is facing mounting criticisms including for loopholes.時事通信社 által

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Japan Emperor Aims to Deepen Friendship with Britain 0:08

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Japan's Emperor Naruhito said Wednesday that he hopes that his planned trip to Britain will help deepen friendly relations between the two countries.時事通信社 által

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4 Tokyo Governor Candidates Discuss Key Issues 0:11

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Four people planning to run in the July 7 Tokyo gubernatorial election shared their views on key issues, such as the declining birthrate, at a joint press conference on Wednesday.時事通信社 által

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Japan Preparing for July 3 Debut of New Bank Notes 0:08

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Japan is preparing to issue and use new bank notes ahead of their July 3 debut, which marks their first redesigns in 20 years.時事通信社 által

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Honda CEO Apologizes to Shareholders for Test Fraud 0:10

1d ago0:10

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Honda Motor Co. CEO Toshihiro Mibe apologized to shareholders on Wednesday for irregularities in engine testing involving the Japanese automaker.時事通信社 által

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Former Japanese Nurse Gets Indefinite Term in Appeal Trial 0:14

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Tokyo High Court upheld a lower court ruling on Wednesday that sentenced a 37-year-old former nurse to an indefinite prison term for murdering three patients at a hospital in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, in 2016.時事通信社 által

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CDP to Submit No-Confidence Motion against Kishida on Thurs. 0:12

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The Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, the country's main opposition party, decided Wednesday to submit a motion of no confidence against the cabinet of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Thursday.時事通信社 által

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Ex-Husband Nabbed after Family Members Found Dead in Tokyo 0:10

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Police arrested a 46-year-old man Wednesday on suspicion of killing his former wife, who was found dead near the bodies of their three children at their house in Tokyo in May.時事通信社 által

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Visitors to Japan Hit May Record High of 3.04 M. 0:14

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The estimated number of foreign visitors to Japan rose 60.1pctfrom a year before to 3,040,100 in May, hitting a record high for the month, the Japan National Tourism Organization said Wednesday.時事通信社 által

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Ex-Nikai Faction Accountant Admits Funds Scandal Charges 0:13

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The former chief accountant of a Liberal Democratic Party faction led by former party Secretary-General Toshihiro Nikai on Friday admitted charges linked to a political funds scandal rocking the ruling party.時事通信社 által

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Blackstone to Acquire Japanese Digital Comics Provider 0:13

1d ago0:13

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U.S. investment firm Blackstone Inc. has announced that it will acquire Japanese digital comics provider Infocom Corp. for a total of about 280 billion yen, its largest investment in Japan.時事通信社 által

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CDP's Izumi Urges Kishida to Call Snap Election in Diet Debate 0:15

1d ago0:15

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Kenta Izumi, head of the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, called on Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to dissolve the House of Representatives for a snap election, during a Diet debate between party leaders on Friday.時事通信社 által

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Japanese Critic Toshiko Marks Dies at 88 0:07

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Japanese critic Toshiko Marks died at her home in London on Saturday at the age of 88, informed sources said.時事通信社 által

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Japan Enacts Bill to Create Japanese Version of DBS 0:12

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Japan's parliament Wednesday enacted a bill to create a Japanese version of Britain's Disclosure and Barring Service, to check whether people holding or seeking jobs that involve contact with children have sex crime records.時事通信社 által

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Nintendo to Release New Mario, Zelda Games for Switch 0:12

1d ago0:12

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Japan's Nintendo Co. has said it will release new game titles for its flagship video game console Nintendo Switch, including Mario Party, Mario & Luigi and Legend of Zelda games.時事通信社 által

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BOJ Member Saw Need for Timely Rate Hike: April Minutes 0:13

1d ago0:13

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A Bank of Japan policymaker stressed at an April meeting the need for raising interest rates "in a timely and appropriate manner" as the BOJ gets closer to achieving its inflation target, the minutes of the meeting showed Wednesday.時事通信社 által

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Ricoh to Release 1st Pentax-Brand Film Camera in 21 Years 0:13

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Japanese precision equipment maker Ricoh Co. will release the first film camera under the Pentax brand in 21 years on July 12, after acquiring the brand from lens maker Hoya Corp. in 2011.時事通信社 által

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Japan Logs 1.2-T.-Yen Trade Deficit in May 0:14

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Japan posted a customs-cleared trade deficit of 1,221.3 billion yen in May as crude oil imports swelled due to higher resources prices and a weak yen, a government report showed Wednesday.時事通信社 által

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Japan Enacts Bill for Emergency State Power over Local Govts 0:11

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Japan's parliament enacted Wednesday a bill to give the central government power to issue necessary instructions to local governments in the event of emergencies such as disasters and pandemics.時事通信社 által

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Japan to Revise Probe Guidelines for Serious Bullying Cases 0:12

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Japan's education ministry on Wednesday presented a draft of revisions to its investigation guidelines for serious bullying cases in which children are suspected of having suffered severe physical or mental damage.時事通信社 által

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HondaJet Rental Service to Be Launched for Corporate Customers 0:09

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Japan's Honda Motor Co. said Tuesday it will launch a service to rent its HondaJet small business aircraft to corporate customers later this month.時事通信社 által

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Noto Quake's Death Toll Seen Exceeding Kumamoto Temblor's 0:11

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The death toll from the Noto Peninsula earthquake in Ishikawa Prefecture on Jan. 1 is likely to exceed that from the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake, it was learned Tuesday.時事通信社 által

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Norinchukin Bank to Sell Up to 10 T. Yen of U.S, European Bonds 0:16

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Norinchukin Bank plans to sell up to 10 trillion yen's worth of U.S. Treasuries and European bonds, likely to leave it with some 1.5 trillion yen in consolidated net loss in the year ending in March 2025, people familiar with the matter said Tuesday.時事通信社 által

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Japan Likely to Enact LDP's Political Funds Bill on Wednesday 0:14

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Japan's parliament is expected to enact a bill sponsored by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party to revise the political funds control law on Wednesday after a committee of the House of Councillors, its upper chamber, approved the legislation on Tuesday.時事通信社 által

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Japan Govt Eyes FY 2025 Launch of Full Self-Driving Services 0:10

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The Japanese government Tuesday adopted a policy of conditionally launching full self-driving services on general roads across the country in fiscal 2025.時事通信社 által

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Fake Celebrity Ads Victims in Japan Increase 10-Fold 0:19

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Consumers in Japan sought advice from authorities on fake celebrity advertisements for investment on social media in 1,629 cases in fiscal 2023, up nearly 10-fold from the previous year's 170 cases, the National Consumer Affairs Center of Japan said Tuesday.時事通信社 által

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Japan Startup to Launch 10 Small Satellites with U.S. Firm 0:10

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Japanese satellite startup Synspective Inc. said Tuesday it has agreed with Rocket Lab USA Inc. to launch 10 small satellites by 2027.時事通信社 által

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Japan's Kishida to Visit Germany in July 0:09

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is seen visiting Germany in July for talks with Chancellor Olaf Scholz, informed sources said Tuesday.時事通信社 által

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Seino to Acquire Mitsubishi Electric Logistics 0:17

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Japanese logistics company Seino Holdings Co. said Tuesday that it will acquire a 66.6pctstake in Mitsubishi Electric Logistics Corp., a unit of Mitsubishi Electric Corp., for 57.2 billion yen possibly on Oct. 1.時事通信社 által

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Spent Fuel Cooling System Stops at Fukushima No. 1 Plant 0:12

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Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc. said Tuesday a spent nuclear fuel cooling system came to a halt at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant the same day due to a power outage.時事通信社 által

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BOJ Governor Ueda Hints at July Rate Hike 0:08

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Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said Tuesday that it is "quite possible" for the central bank to raise interest rates in July.時事通信社 által

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Nippon Ishin to Vote against Political Funds Bill 0:11

2d ago0:11

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Opposition party Nippon Ishin no Kai ()削除 is seen voting against a bill to revise the political funds control law in the House of Councillors, the upper chamber of parliament.時事通信社 által

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Toyota Pres. Apologizes to Shareholders for Test Fraud Scandals 0:10

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Toyota Motor Corp. President Koji Sato apologized to shareholders Tuesday for testing fraud scandals at the leading Japanese automaker and group firms.時事通信社 által

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Koike Vows Expanded Free Nursery Care for Tokyo Governor Race 0:14

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Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike on Tuesday released her policy pledges for the July 7 gubernatorial election in Japan's capital, featuring an expansion of free nursery care and fresh rent assistance for child-rearing families.時事通信社 által

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Japan, China Agree to Speed Up Talks on TEPCO Treated Water 0:14

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Japan and China have agreed to accelerate discussions on the discharges of tritium-containing treated water from Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc.'s Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, according to the Japanese Foreign Ministry.時事通信社 által

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Japan Govt Paper Seeks to Promote Rural Areas to Foreigners 0:10

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The Japanese government stressed in an annual report Tuesday the need to attract more foreign visitors to rural areas in the country, reducing their concentration in large cities.時事通信社 által

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