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| Tennis: Date Krumm, Morita knocked out of U.S. Op... | All Headlines [Kyodo News] | |
Japan's Kimiko Date Krumm and Ayumi Morita were eliminated from the U.S. Open doubles tournament Friday, losing to Iveta Benesova and Barbora Zahlavova Strycova in the second round. The 12th-seeded duo from the Czech Republic defeated the Japanese pair 6-4, 6-7(1), 6-1 as inclement weather from Hurricane Earl loomed over the match at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. |
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| Japanese evening newspaper headlines | Politics [Kyodo News] | |
The following are the headlines of top stories carried by major Japanese newspapers in their Saturday evening editions: -- Central, local governments told in August Teikyo University Hospital has weak system to prevent in-hospital infections (Asahi) |
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| Japanese evening newspaper headlines | Business [Kyodo News] | |
The following are the headlines of top stories carried by major Japanese newspapers in their Saturday evening editions: -- Central, local governments told in August Teikyo University Hospital has weak system to prevent in-hospital infections (Asahi) |
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| Scientists seek decrease of Pacific bluefin tuna ... | Sci/Tec/Environ [Kyodo News] | |
International scientists are advising countries to try to reduce their catches of bluefin tuna in the western and central Pacific, particularly young fish, citing a decline in stocks since the mid-1990s, according to a recent report. Estimated stocks of the Pacific bluefin tuna declined in terms of spawning biomass in 2008 to below the average level for the period from 1952 to 2007, the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission's scientific committee says in a report. Japan is the world's biggest catcher of the fish. |
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| Tennis: Date Krumm, Morita knocked out of U.S. Op... | Sports [Kyodo News] | |
Japan's Kimiko Date Krumm and Ayumi Morita were eliminated from the U.S. Open doubles tournament Friday, losing to Iveta Benesova and Barbora Zahlavova Strycova in the second round. The 12th-seeded duo from the Czech Republic defeated the Japanese pair 6-4, 6-7(1), 6-1 as inclement weather from Hurricane Earl loomed over the match at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. |
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| Tourism agency to target foreign tourists on coun... | Tourism [Kyodo News] | |
The Japan Tourism Agency will promote foreign travel to Japan by introducing the country's sightseeing spots to potential foreign tourists on a country-by-country basis, agency officials said Wednesday. The agency will conduct promotional activities targeting 12 nations and areas that have sent a large number of visitors to Japan by choosing priority sightseeing spots for each country and area, the officials said. |
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| Japanese evening newspaper headlines | All Headlines [Kyodo News] | |
The following are the headlines of top stories carried by major Japanese newspapers in their Saturday evening editions: -- Central, local governments told in August Teikyo University Hospital has weak system to prevent in-hospital infections (Asahi) |
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| Kan reiterates resolve to revive economy as he se... | Politics [Kyodo News] | |
Prime Minister Naoto Kan on Saturday reiterated his resolve to revitalize the nation's flagging economy by placing priority on employment as he sought to consolidate support in his bid for reelection as head of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan. Kan also said that the Sept. 14 party leadership election should be held in such a way as to reflect the general public's views on who they would prefer to be the nation's prime minister. |
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| Kan reiterates resolve to revive economy as he se... | Business [Kyodo News] | |
Prime Minister Naoto Kan on Saturday reiterated his resolve to revitalize the nation's flagging economy by placing priority on employment as he sought to consolidate support in his bid for reelection as head of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan. Kan also said that the Sept. 14 party leadership election should be held in such a way as to reflect the general public's views on who they would prefer to be the nation's prime minister. |
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| Obama to host U.S.-ASEAN summit talks in New York... | Sci/Tec/Environ [Kyodo News] | |
U.S. President Barack Obama will host a meeting with leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in New York on Sept. 24, the White House said Friday. It will be the second such summit after the first gathering was held in Singapore in November 2009. |
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| Kan reiterates resolve to revive economy as he se... | All Headlines [Kyodo News] | |
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| Scientists seek decrease of Pacific bluefin tuna ... | Business [Kyodo News] | |
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| Scientists seek decrease of Pacific bluefin tuna ... | Politics [Kyodo News] | |
| Banks to jointly set up corporate revival fund | Business [Kyodo News] | |
| Ministry sets up task force to study North Pole p... | Sci/Tec/Environ [Kyodo News] | |
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| Singapore tourism industry grapples with global e... | Tourism [Kyodo News] | |
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| Another superbug infects 3 more inpatients at Tok... | Politics [Kyodo News] | |
| Twitter messages posted on missing Japanese journ... | Business [Kyodo News] | |
| Japan, Caribbean nations agree to cooperate on c... | Sci/Tec/Environ [Kyodo News] | |
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| Japan likely to allow Chinese tourists' visits on... | Tourism [Kyodo News] | |
| S. Korean foreign minister offers resignation ove... | All Headlines [Kyodo News] | |
| Twitter messages posted on missing Japanese journ... | Politics [Kyodo News] | |
| Obama to host U.S.-ASEAN summit talks in New York... | Business [Kyodo News] | |
| Only 4% of school nurses favor cervical cancer va... | Sci/Tec/Environ [Kyodo News] | |
| Soccer: Zaccheroni entrusts team to Hara | Sports [Kyodo News] | |
| Japan planning to boost foreign tourism in rural ... | Tourism [Kyodo News] | |
| Scientists seek decrease of Pacific bluefin tuna ... | All Headlines [Kyodo News] | |
| Obama to host U.S.-ASEAN summit talks in New York... | Politics [Kyodo News] | |
| N.Y. stocks climb on receding fears about U.S. ec... | Business [Kyodo News] | |
| Japan fishermen begin annual dolphin, whale hunt ... | Sci/Tec/Environ [Kyodo News] | |
| Baseball: Hanshin catcher Yano retires | Sports [Kyodo News] | |
| Tourism agency maps out action plan to lure more ... | Tourism [Kyodo News] | |
| Another superbug infects 3 more inpatients at Tok... | All Headlines [Kyodo News] | |
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