Japan Nieuwsbrief 09/13/2011

• The Fukushima Syndrome (ABC)

• Japan PM pledges fiscal reform, seeks opposition help (Reuters)

• Inside Japan's nuclear exclusion zone (BBC)

• Japan wil op termijn minder kernenergie (De Standaard)

• Japan Ends Energy-Saving Program Early (Japan Real Time)

• New Japan PM Noda in nuclear restart call (BBC)

• Possible North Korean defectors sail to Japan (CNN)

• Fukushima reactors now "stable," IAEA says (Reuters)

• A Momentary Lapse of Reason (Shisaku)

• Yakuza Banned From Festival Stalls (Japan Probe)

• In Japan vang je in een restaurant gewoon je eigen maaltijd (nrc.nl)

• Six months on: Japan tsunami survivor's story (BBC)

• Japan wil schoner energiebeleid, maar ook reactoren weer opstarten (nrc.nl)

• Key LDP official calls 9/11 'historical inevitability' (Asahi)

• The loneliness - or otherwise - of the long-distance foreigner (Japan Times)

• 3/11: no excuse for skipping your re-entry visa (Japan Times)

• Hosono to reshape nuclear policy (Japan Times)

• Nation could get 43% of power from renewable energy by '20, report says (Japan Times)

• Noda taps Edano for trade minister (Japan Times)

• Not all ministerial gaffes are equal in Japan (Reuters)

• Tokyo's Foreign Population Drops After March 11th Disaster (Japan Probe)

• Suzuki cuts ties with Volkswagen (AP)

• Japan quake: Mother uses digger in search for daughter (BBC)

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