Japan Nieuwsbrief Daily 12/31/2015

• Japan: 'Eerst monument verwijderen, dan krijgen troostmeisjes geld' - De Standaard Mobile

• Waarom Japanners gieren om de naam Scheveningen

• South Korea defends accord with Japan to settle 'comfort women' issue

• Saying sorry for sex slavery | The Economist

• Japan and South Korea: A New Beginning? - FPIF

• F1-wagens losgelaten op de weg in Japan - AutoGids

• Rare giant squid encounter filmed by diver in Toyama Bay, Japan – video | World news | The Guardian

• Coming to Terms on Japan’s Wartime Sex Slaves - The New York Times

• Scholar of Japan, Keene Finds His Life Intertwined With It - ABC News

• In new habit, Japan's Buddhist temples seek slice of foreign tourism boom | Reuters

• 'Comfort women': Taiwan tells Japan to extend compensation - BBC News

• 'Comfort women' deal likely to fuel Tokyo-Seoul military cooperation, aid Obama pivot | The Japan Times

• Ook Taiwan wil Japanse excuses voor troostmeisjes

• Olympics to generate up to ¥30 trillion for economy: BOJ | The Japan Times

• Ook Nederlandse 'troostmeisjes' willen nu excuses | NOS

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