Japan Nieuwsbrief Daily 03/14/2015

• FOUR YEARS AFTER: Fukushima city offers last look in effort to return unclaimed items from 2011 disaster - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

• la Croix Mobile

• It's Time for Japan to Punish Tepco

• Japan: Speed-dating plan to boost dwindling birth rate - BBC News

• 'Iron Chef' of 1600s Japan took place in a brothel | The University of Kansas

• Toyota signs up as Olympic sponsor in record deal - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

• Japan Still Far From Done Cheapening Yen, Survey Suggests - Bloomberg Business

• Japan understands threat of natural disasters | The Japan Times

• The Face of Japan Is Changing, But Some Aren't Ready 

• Kanazawa, Japan: The bullet train is opening up the country's Edo heritage - Asia - Travel - The Independent

• Japan’s Underemployed are Forced to Live in Internet Cafes

• Japan's Nikkei closes at 15-year high - BBC News

• New coach Halilhodzic vows to rebuild Japan, asks for time

• It's time to punish Tepco | The Japan Times

• Japanese scientists make breakthrough in wireless energy transmission | The Japan Times

• Nikkei closes at 15-year high, but many analysts remain skeptical | The Japan Times

• Japan, France sign defense pact to spur cooperation, joint development

• Eriana Miyamoto crowned Miss Universe Japan - UPI.com

• Japan Eyes Matchmaking, Paternity Leave to Lift Birth Rate | TIME

• France and Japan sign arms pact | News | DW.DE | 13.03.2015

• Google Street View takes you inside Japan's newest high-speed rail

• Customs clearance lines at Narita's Terminal 2 draw fire | The Japan Times

• Delivery of radioactive soil to interim storage begins in Fukushima | The Japan Times

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