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target date on this issue, and prime minister shinzo abe will not set a deadline for concluding a free trade deal under the transpacific partnership. he says placing a time limit on negotiations could hurt japan's bargaining position. >> translator: it's in our interest to wrap up the deal soon, but setting a deadline in advance could tie the hands of our negotiators to the benefit of other countries. >> abe made the comments at a meeting of the lower house budget committee. trade ministers from countries involved in the tpp negotiations met for four days in singapore. they failed to reach an agreement and they haven't set a date for the next round of talks. abe said negotiations are entering their final stage and that japan will intensify efforts to arrange new working level discussions so members can try to conclude a deal. >>> foreign business groups say japan should cut corporate taxes. that's if the country wants to attract more investments from abroad. the japanese government launched a panel earlier this month to

. >>> prime minister shinzo abe in a panel of experts in japan say lawmakers need to allow the country's constitution to give more room for national defense. >>> and we report from the opening day of the sapporo snow festival. the sculptures are lit up at night, filling the air with dream-like visions. >>> the governments of north and south korea have agreed to hold reunions of families separated by the korean war. they'll take place beginning february 20th. red cross officials from the two countries met to discuss the issue at the border village of pan mum jong on wednesday. 100 people will take part in the six day reunions at the mt. kumgang resort in the north. it will be the first time since 2010 that families divided by the war have been able to meet. the korean war lasted from 1950 to 1953. both countries agreed to hold family reunions last september. but the north called them off at the last minute. south korean president park geun-hye last month urged the north to allow the families to get back to the. analysts say north korea may set conditions for the reunions. leaders in pyong

abe also wants to show tokyo's good ties with moscow. one reason may be -- >> reporter: the first olympic games in athens almost 120 years ago started as a festival to help build peace through sports. it's gradually changing to global competition for countries to compete for honor and have played a major role in world events. the 1936 berlin games was used as a propaganda tool by hitler as a way to glorify snazzy germany. the 1964 tokyo olympics were the first time the event was held in asia and showed japan had recovered after world war ii. at the 1980 moscow olympics, u.s.-led western nations boycotted the games for political reasons. many opposed the country's communism values. >> i think russia see the sochi games as a chance to make up for embarrassment for the moscow olympics in 1980. >> reporter: the seoul games in 1988 opened the way for south korea to normalize relations with the communist countries. they had not recognized the south as a country at the time of the olympics. this time, experts say putin is using these olympics a

prime minister shinzo abe is very happy.ry concerned about the tokyo governorship going to someone who is anti-nuclear. some would say that the tokyo governorship is the second or third most powerful position in japan. there is an old saying that japan is tokyo, and tokyo is japan. guyany ways, having abe's installed in tokyo is good news for the ldp, not only from the nuclear standpoint, not only from an economic standpoint, but also with the olympics coming up in 2020. there is a lot of planning to be done. this election in some ways is a bit comforted it. the turnout was terrible. snowstormsbiggest over the weekend in 45 years here in tokyo. i am still shoveling. i asked my neighbors yesterday that i bumped into when i was going to the grocery store and people i was shoveling for, are you going to vote today? know when i met said yes. the roads were still a bit dicey. i think a lot of folks stayed home. it is a bit competitive in terms of the turnout. you have to look at this is a good day for shinzo abe. about that, but

and 18% said they can't trust abe's personality. the survey asked about a plan to allow nuclear power plants to resume operations after the nuclear regulation authority confirms their safety. 24% said they support the plan, and 38% said they are against it. asked about the timing of a summit between japanese and chinese leaders, 32% said it is necessary to hold the talks soon. while 30% said there was no urgency. leaders of the two countries have not met since the japanese government nationalized the senkaku islands in the east china sea in 2012. japan controls the islands, china and taiwan claim them. japan insists the senkakus are its inherent territory, and that there is no territorial issue to be resolved. the poll says 57% of the japanese public approves abe's handling of foreign affairs, while 38% disapprove. asked about exercising japan's right to collect a defense, 29% said it should be permitted, and 22% disagreed. >>> new york state lawmakers will deliberate a bill that's being backed by korean-american groups. the legisla

shinzo abe's return to power in the december 2012 election changed the situation. the prime minister called elimination from nuclear power irresponsible. the draft energy policy adopted on tuesday says the government will restart reactors once they clear the latest safety regulations. the document also underlines the need to learn from the nuclear accident, and the importance of safety. but some people question whether it is really safe to resume operations at nuclear power plants. among them is the governor of niigata, his prefecture holds the world largest nuclear plant operated by tokyo electric power company. >> translator: tepco hasn't learned from the fukushima accident. it's not qualified to operate nuclear plants. >> reporter: paul scalise is an expert on nuclear policy. he explains the rationale behind the government's emphasis on nuclear power. >> you have japan's very precarious lack of natural resources, and the hope that by moving away from fossil fuels like imported gas, oil, and coal, that you can avoid the very disruptive shocks to both electricity

this follows the passing of the controversial state secrecy law by the abe administration. the paris-based media rights watchdog released it's 2014 world press freedom index covering 180 countries and territories. japan's ranking fell from 53rd to 59th. the report says that since the fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, freelance and foreign journalists have often been denied access to news conference and information by the government, and tepco, the plant operator. the group warns that with the abe government's newly enacted state secrecy law, the fight of freelance reporters will become even more difficult. other countries to fall in rankings include the united states, which is downgraded from 32nd place to 46th. edward snowden, a former national security contractor leaked documents about the country's data gathering programs. the top eight places are all taken by european nations with finland leading the way. taiwan ranked 50th, and south korea 57th. china is 175th, ahead of north korea at 179th. >>> prime minister abe has been asking companies to pay employees more. the

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abe said negotiations are entering their final stage and that japan will intensify efforts to arrange new working level discussions so members can try to conclude a deal. >>> foreign business groups say japan should cut corporate taxes. that's if the country wants to attract more investments from abroad. the japanese government launched a panel earlier this month to study the possibility of cutting the corporate tax rate. the panel invited officials from the american chamber of commerce and the european business council to its first meeting. by 2020 japan is aiming to boost investments from abroad to more than $340 billion as part of its economic growth plan. that's double the figure in 2012. >> translator: we would like to receive your views on how to make japan attractive for more foreign investors including improving the rules. >> at the meeting participants said that japan's corporate tax rate is too high. it's currently about 35%. they also said they want to see clearer rules on laying off employees and a more flexible system for part-timers. >>> central bankers in brazil have ra

. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe wants to make it easier to amend japan's constitution. the country's supreme law hasn't been amended for more than 60 years. article 96 of the constitution says only the diet can propose amendments. getting the diet to approve a proposed change requires at least two-thirds of the members of each of the legislature's two chambers to vote in favor. a simple majority in a public referendum is then necessary for it to become part of the constitution. >> translator: even if 60% to 70% of the public support an amendment, a little more than one-third of lawmakers in either house of the diet can reject it. i don't think the current system is appropriate. >> abe has said that article 96 should be revised so that simple majorities in the two houses of the diet are enough to approve amendments. he says he believes the constitution represents what japan is and should be. he notes that it hasn't been amended since coming into effect in 1947. abe says this may be due to a general assumption that the constitution should never be changed. >>> japan's shi

abe and his colleagues are also looking ahead to the 2020 olympics and paralympics in tokyo. organizers have a lot of work to do. and the prime minister doesn't want any disagreements between the two levels of government to get in the way. >> and that was nhk world's mayuko ambe. >> toyota has had a strong year. in australia they're slated to end production. ron madison has that. >> automakers have to weigh the costs versus the benefit when operating these costs overseas. they can have a huge impact on their bottom lines which looks like australia is not all that attractive these days, gene. toyota motor has announce it will end making cars in australia by 2017. company officials say production has become difficult due to the country's strong currency, and high labor costs. >> we have now had to make the painful decisions, the end of production of cars by the end of 2017. >> president akio toyoda noted that the share of imports in australia has been rising because of the strength of the local currency, creating a tough market environment. now, toyota makes about 100,000 vehic

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maki abe is a freshman at a high school in fukushima prefecture.he sang with young members of a french coral group. music by tchaikovsky with a french orchestra. >> translator: this concert is a good opportunity to keep people's memories of the disasters from fading. >> translator: i'm grateful that people listened so intentfully when i talked about the tsunami. >> the organizers will collect money donate friday the audience to put towards the recovery efforts in japan. >>> that's "newsline" at this hour. i'm gene otani here in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. have a great day wherever you are. a7guc >> here are the headlines this hour. at least 26 the testers reportedly killed in the latest violence in kiev, as foreign ministers from the eu are there for crisis talks with the ukrainian president at a possible european sanctions. the be'lestone in democratic evolution since the fall of moammar gadhafi. today for aoting new assembly. a rare emotional meeting for south and north koreans separated 60 years ago by the war

that's because people say the abe administration shifting further to the right. to make up for this diplomatic loss. therefore, i would say reports of unofficial contact between north korea and japan are true, we can't exclude the possibility that normalization ties between the two countries could happen very suddenly. >>> the japanese arm of the pharmaceutical giant novartis is again facing questions about a clinical drug study and the role its staff played. nhk has learned employees may have been involved from the outset of what was supposed to be an objective study of a leukemia drug. doctors led by the university of tokyo hospital looked into the side effects of a medicine sold by novartis pharma. the study was supposed to be led only by the doctors. the rules banned employees from getting involved, but hospital officials said earlier this year that company staff handed in results and helped analyze them. now a doctor told nhk the company was involved from the planning stage. the doctor says a physician at the university of tokyo hospital e-mailed a plan in a

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. >> chinese officials have harshly criticized japanese prime minister shinzo abe's visit to yasukuni shrine in december. the shrine honors japan's war dead. those remembered include leaders convicted of war crimes after world war ii. >>> chinese officials have asked if president xi jinping could visit a memorial in berlin dedicated to victims of the holocaust. the german leaders have refused the request. experts believe xi was trying to get the attention of world leaders on jan be's wartime past during a trip to germany next month. the memorial to the murdered jews of europe honors the up to 6 million jewish victims of nazi atrocities. chinese officials have made a point of contrasting the germans atonement for their wartime history with that of the japanese. but, germany rejected china's memorial request, apparently to avoid political exploitation of the issue. the chinese say the abe administration denies any history of aggression and they say the japanese are trying to overturn the international order established after the war. >>> chinese authorities say they formally arrested a

green buildings.discussion and possible action regarding proposed revisions to administrative bulletin ab-093, implementation of green building regulations, as required to implement the 2013 san francisco green building code. >> good morning, we have an update, a proposed update to the existing bulliten. >> as you know in the code it went into effect on january first of this year, 2014. and in that, current version, it is expanded the scope of it, and of the buildings and occupancy that it covers. and i have got the father of the green building bulliten, mary hooper from the department of the environment who can tell us the major changes and the things that the efforts that we took. good morning, and i will just briefly take you through a couple of highlights through the revisions of this document which has been, and it is in, and this is substantially similar to the version that we have been using for five years now and the first major changes on page 4 of the narrative. >> and the environmental design and. and however, that as the state green building code is expanded it now effects any

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but now we're seeing prime minister abe beginning to step it up as well. for much of the past three to five years, asia has really been on the defensive, but prime minister abe is beginning to take a far more offensive strategy i think in terms of dealing with china. >> what about this comment from the president of the philippines? it struck me as a very strong statement for precedent of a country to make to compare what china was doing to hitler's annexation to parts of czechoslovakia. >> yeah, this was a significant moment. president aquino of the philippines was for the first time being very clear about the threat that he feels his country is under. over the last two years, china and the philippines have been in the midst of an increasingly complex and dangerous relationship over parts of uninhabited land in the pacific and the south china sea. what president aquino was doing was in effect alerting the world that he feels that his country is facing a long-term threat from china, and the united states has indicated it's willing to meet his concerns. you'

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just three weeks ago, the prime minister of japan shinzo abe compared japan and china to the state of relations between germany and the united kingdom just before the outbreak of world war i and last week president aquino of the philippines compared china's ambitions in the south china seas to adolf hitler's of the sudan land in czechoslovakia in 1938. is this rhetoric or reality. to help us sort this out joining me in new york is elizabeth economy the council on foreign relations senior fellow for asian studies and co-author of "by all means necessary" how china's resource quest is changing the world and evan osnos is a staff writer at "the new yorker" and was the correspondent for the last eight years now based in d.c. and he joins us from there. so liz, the china/japan situation seems pretty bad. the japanese prime minister has just recently called for a revision of japan's constitution so that it can have a proper army. it already spends a lot of money on what it calls a defense force, but now they want to have a proper presumably army with an offense capacity as well. and this is

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how is prime minister shinzo abe this and challenge get the industry back on track, as ashley since an april we will see an increase of sales tax rate room five percent to eight make it even worse as the third-largest economy looks to go back on track. >> we look at the session in shanghai. john is taking a look at what is going on. what is happening? hashe chinese government actually expended a subsidy plan for vehicles beyond 2015 to promote the use of new energy vehicles. we are seeing these stocks. that is the key portion. it explains partly why the shanghai composite is up by almost two percent. two and a half percent gain. shiny new year sales better than forecast in jewelry. a upgrade the price target because of it. falling.stocks home sales have been damp amid concern of of .6% following the most. the carmakers are seeing significant gains. look at these. >> seeing be gains in shanghai, aren't we? that makes a change. tell me who is leading the charge. >> if you look at the benchmark, we have telecom up by one and a half percent. basic materials, consumer goods, health care, it

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