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関連ニュース
  • Japan weighs ‘national shipyard’ to revive shipbuilding sector (Nikkei Asia)
  • Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba Says Govt Will Take Measures to Ease Price Hikes of Petroleum Products (The Japan News)
  • Japan Eyes Hosting Major International Standards Conference in 2029; Govt Making Plans to Host IEC Event in Yokohama (The Japan News)
  • Japan and EU plan major upgrade to defense-sector cooperation (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan draws up 100 bil. yen policy to attract foreign researchers (Kyodo News+)
  • Ishiba Cabinet Adopts Basic Policy Prioritizing Wage Hikes Over Tax Cuts; National Average Minimum Wage to Increase to ¥1,500 Later this Decade (The Japan News)
  • Japan remains 118th in 2025 gender gap report, worst among G7 (Kyodo News+)
  • G7 to review tax-free import rules as low-price products flood in (Japan Today)
  • Japan, EU eye launch of “competitive alliance” scheme to boost trade (Kyodo News+)
  • Japan, EU to begin negotiations for security info-sharing pact (Japan Today)
  • Global energy investment set to hit record $3.3 trillion in 2025, IEA says (Japan Today)
  • Govt Sets 2025 Intellectual Property Strategy; Aims to Maximize Japan’s Capital Such as Anime, Manga, Games (The Japan News)
  • Japan eyes next-gen geothermal tech that eases site limitations (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan Govt Plans Scheme to Increase People’s Ties to Regional Areas; Cabinet to Approve Regional Revitalization Draft (The Japan News)
  • Airlines less optimistic for 2025, facing ‘headwinds’: IATA (Japan Today)
  • Japan automotive chip group proposes international standard (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japanese Small, Midsize Firms Increasingly Employing Foreign Workers; Effort Aims to Secure Talented Employees (The Japan News)
  • Japan enacts law obliging firms to join CO2 emissions trading scheme (Kyodo News+)
  • Govt, Carmakers to Join Hands on Autonomous Cars With AI; New Technology Allows Greater Adaptability, Lower Cost (The Japan News)
  • Japan enacts law obliging firms to join CO2 emissions trading scheme (Kyodo News+)
  • Japan to introduce US-style online visitor entry system in FY2028 (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan eyes 17 eligible sectors under new foreign labor training plan (The Mainichi)
  • Japan plans to launch pilot fusion power plant next decade (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan to launch prescreening of visa-free travelers in FY 2028 (Kyodo News+)
  • Japan to partly introduce biofuel-mixed gasoline for autos in FY 2028 (The Mainichi)
  • Japan rolls out fuel subsidy for hydrogen trucks (Nikkei Asia)
  • Security Clearance System Starts; Hopes Rise for Expanded Participation in International Business and Research (The Japan News)
  • Most female execs doubt Japan will hit 30% goal for women in top jobs (Japan Today)
  • Japan mulls expanding industries eligible for foreign skilled workers (Kyodo News+)
  • Consumption Tax Exemption to Be Nixed for Low-Cost Imported Items; Measure Eyed with Chinese E-Commerce Sites in Mind (The Japan News)
  • Japan Eyes Creating Think Tank to Analyze Economic Security; Tokyo Hopes to Boost Cooperation with Like-Minded Countries (The Japan News)
  • Japan Aims to Double Cybersecurity Specialists by 2030; Govt Set to Relax Requirements for Certification (The Japan News)
  • Over-the-counter drugs to be available at convenience stores in Japan (The Mainichi)
  • Japan sets 5-year goal of 1% annual real wage growth via investment (The Mainichi)
  • Japan eyes skilled worker visas for waste, warehouse management (Nikkei Asia)
  • Govt Enhancing System to Lure Workers in Big Companies to Smaller Regional Firms; Revitalization Plan for Regional Areas Taking Steps Forward (The Japan News)
  • Japan’s gold standard health insurance system at politicization risk (Japan Today)
  • Japan, EU reaffirm collaboration in maintaining global free trade (The Mainichi)

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