he spoke to the top maker in kyoto. the obi will be an expression of modern italy. >> translator: i want that italian car red. >> reporter: it was an unusual request for the manufacturer. the metallic red doesn't exist in traditional japanese kimonos. the designer also suggested weaving in some glitter. for the headlights they used thick gold and rainbow threads. it gives some glimmer and creates some depth. it took three months to make the kimono and obi. you can see a town through the cathedral arch. the gradation gives a 3-d effect. there's even a helicopter designed by leonardo da vinci in the sky. it's a glimpse of takakura's sense of humor. the obi was dedicated to people in italy with a wish for a bright future. the fine skills of the artists made it possible to make the garment shine. the italians seemed to appreciate the symbol of the kimono as it communicates the spirit from some of the master artists in japan. >> translator: i love the way they tie the belt. everything is beautiful. >> translator: the kimono

it pointed out kyoto has more than 10,000 temples and shrines.harleston in south carolina comes second. and cambodia where the angkor wat temple is located took third spot and rome rounded out the top five. it was based on culture and arts and cuisine. >>> in other news japanese astronaut tack u ya on ishii is scheduled to blast off into orbit next year. onishi is the former airline pilot. he qualified as an astronaut in 2011. he's set to travel to the international space station next june aboard a russian spacecraft. and he'll be the 11th japanese astronaut to explore outer space. he met on tuesday with japan's science and technology minister hack ukubun shimomura. he hopes to have as many chances as possible to communicate with youngsters during his stay in space. >> translator: i hope children will take an interest in science through space. if they play important roles in space and other fields in the future, that will boost the country's technology. onishi will train for his mission in japan until later this month and then in russia and the u

. >> reporter: kyoto, not tokyo. passengers were getting off the tour bus in saga prefecture. the shrine has become one of the most popular spots for thai tourists. >> translator: i hope for a safe trip. >> translator: we see at least 30 thai people here each day. they've become regulars here. >> reporter: reputation grew once the shrine was used as a location in a well-known thai movie. the government has been courting producers from thailand to shoot in the prefecture. three dramas have been filmed there since 2013. the natural scenery and the traditional events make for good settings. once thai audiences see the scenery on the screen they want to get a look at it in person. the number of them coming to saga is four times what it was just a couple of years ago. >> translator: i didn't know anything about saga until i saw the drama. >> reporter: many of the visitors want to write wishes and prayers on wooden plaques called emma. their own language works just fine. like many shrines, this one has fortune telling paper strips. right now they're available in a few other language

same thing in kyoto. one of the big things we're see thing cool off is because we have a typhoon coming. that will bring cloud cover and rainfall but unfortunately a whole slew of different problems, as well. this is down towards the south tracking off towards the north. winds 144 gusting to 216 kilometers per hour. it will entense fie making land full early morning hours on friday. one of the big things it will bring damaging winds. prepare ahead of this but i think the bigger threat is going to be rainfall. this area over through the key peninsula is known for squeezing out moisture from typhoons and some locations could see well over 300 millimeters of precipitation. let's look down south. let's change the top pick completely up here. talk about snow. let's go to video we have coming out of queens land and new south wails. a kangaroo jumping through snow. we saw this cold snap, air mass surged in from the south and it brought some of the first snow for many people out here in two years. those are just

ewata joined the kyoto-based company in 2000. he was named president two years later at age 42. the maker developed the nintendo ds and wii game console under his leadership. the devices became worldwide hits. eiwata spent his final years trying to revive the company's finances. nintendo posted operating losses for three straight years through fiscal 2013 amid the growing popularity of smartphone games. but iwata stepped back into the spotlight in march this year. he announced plans for a tie-up with japanese i.t. firm dna to develop games for smartphone users. nintendo said he died on saturday due to a growth in his bile duct. >>> business leaders from around asia gathered in tokyo to discuss regional economic ties. representatives from ten countries and one territory took part. officials of business associations at the summit have their eye on the future following the conclusion of free trade deals. these include ongoing negotiations for a transpacific partnership and a separate free trade agreement encompassing japan, china, and south korea. the chairman of the japan business

take a look at kyoto as well. 37 degrees there for you. and basically down towards the south hot temperatures. do want to show you this as well. i'll take you some video out of manila. i know that we often talk about cyclones and volcanoes out here and really all these natural disasters that hit this area. japan often prepares for these earthquake drills. manila a big event on thursday. tens of thousands of filipinos rushed out from shopping malls. they're preparing for a 7.2 magnitude earthquake that could hit the city. last year actually found a fault out there. rescuers going out there and prepping. definitely a very good scenario to be preparing for. in japan they do these drills the tsunami drills. that was probably a big event. weather did cooperate. 32 degrees for your high. partly cloudy skies. i'll leave you now your extended outlook. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. & stacey thunder: on this edition of "native report," we view the celebrated artwork of sculpto

kyoto, which is in the valley will see dangerously hot conditions into saturday. and heat is also gripping the korean peninsula as well as eastern china. here's your extended forecast. >>> for feature stories and special reports, just logon to our website. for all of us here on "newsline," thanks for watching. q?q?q?q?q?q?q?q? eed to recognize the source of the problem that has caused chaos at the southern channel in northern france. hundreds of police have been sent to the tunnel. last night, far fewer trying to break through. we will be hearing from our respondent in calais shortly. residence on the island of light reunion -- res officials on the island of la reunion say nothing can be rolled out after airplane wreckage is

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than a million people are expected in southern ecuador and to see the poll this is the capital of kyoto and he'd mastered the shrine of the divine mercy and then have lunch with the jesuits they will visit bolivia and peru y every captive prison escapee david was moved from hostile to a maximum- security prison over the weekend the correction department officials say he's been held of the 5.4 to a facility in romulus n.y. his elastic hospitalized with gunshot wounds to happen during his capture on june 28th he was in a run for 22 days after he and fellow inmate richard roth of the maximum-security prison last month he was a dead by police. >>darya: the rain delay race wrapped up early this morning it was the winner but as a pack of cards was chasing him on the two overtimes part to the finish it tore down a section of the fencing and land on this route and had tried a car the crew members were stopple the driver from the wreckage and they quickly waved on to say the he was fined 13 spectators had to be evaluated for the injuries because the debris when flying into the crowd the their li

climate accords even though we didn't sign kyoto. there's a use for natural gas, challenges around how it's shipped where it's piped and one of the things that i want to make sure at least, this proceeding is going to go forward, i want -- i'm watching this proceeding but i alsos want to make sure that any of these proposed pipe lines, if they are going to be put in place, they're done in the most environmentally conscious way possible. they've moved the pipeline route a couple times. i'm looking at whether they can use some of the existing right of ways but i think this issue is continuing to play out through the pros ses. i'll stay abreast of it. thank you. >> manchester, connecticut, benjamin, a republican. >> caller: good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: i have a question. for you, senator. is eta overreach in last night's congressional hearing and voting on amendments? is overreach -- >> i'm not sure what you're talking about. >> caller: is the epa regulations hurting transportation, renewable energies in states rights? >> w

climate accords even though we didn't sign kyoto. there's a use for natural gas, challenges around how it's shipped where it's piped and one of the things that i want to make sure at least, this proceeding is going to go forward, i want -- i'm watching this proceeding but i alsos want to make sure that any of these proposed pipe lines if they are going to be put in place, they're done in the most environmentally conscious way possible. they've moved the pipeline route a couple times. i'm looking at whether they can use some of the existing right of ways but i think this issue is continuing to play out through the pros ses. i'll stay abreast of it. thank you. >> manchester, connecticut benjamin, a republican. >> caller: good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: i have a question. for you, senator. is eta overreach in last night's congressional hearing and voting on amendments? is overreach -- >> i'm not sure what you're talking about. >> caller: is the epa regulations hurting transportation, renewable energies in states rights? >> wel

these corporations that like say, oh, no, let's just like not--not like participate in like the kyotont. like, let's just not address anything having to do with the epa, are quite literally ruining the world for a huge number of its population and future generations. jose: we all need to wake up. we all need to know what's going on. we need to educate ourselves. we need to stand together, and we need to fight this. jake: that tree is money to me. the sun is money to me. and these guys are gonna soon realize that without trees, without sun, without water... you can't eat money. jeffrey: the u.s. as a society has been under-investing in our future for decades. households were borrowing rather than saving. the government was slashing taxes for the rich and cutting public investments for all of society. cutting back on even maintaining our infrastructure--our roads, our dams, our waterways, our levees. cutting back on investing in renewable energy, for example, which is vital for our security in the future and for environmental security. nicole: we are making ourselves extinct right now.

the kyoto, japan-based company announced his death in a statement today.dent since 2002 and took leave last year for surgery to remove a growth before he returned later to work. he has passed now. of the shosçkw?c?coó or leave it.t grace is told to accept more austerity or be forced out of the euro. sinks on therrency lack of agreement. the yen rose as investors looked for safety. down to the wire. the iran nuclear talks may finally produce an agreement in the coming hours. good monday morning to year. i am angie lau. welcome to "first up" coming to live from our asia headquarters in hong kong. main story today, it remains to be greece. it has been given 72 hours to win back trust or be forced out of the euro. prime minister alexis tsipras faced creditors in brussels and was told he must accept further austerity if he is to secure more aid. six months of talks of come to a head as eu leaders find their patience is running thin. germany seems prepared to cut greece lose altogether, and that drew a rebuke from france. we've got bloomberg television correspon

gas lowers our carbon footprint to be one of the few nations of the world to have actually hit the kyotomate accords. i think there is a use for natural gas. there are challenges around how it ships, where it is piped. one of the things that i want to make sure is that this proceeding is going to go forward. i am watching this proceeding but i want to make sure that any of the proposed pipelines, if they are going to be put in place, that they are done in the most environmentally conscious way possible. they have voluntarily moved the pipeline a couple of times. i also want them to use the existing right of ways. host: manchester, connecticut. benjamin, a republican. caller: good morning. i have a question for you, senator. is eta overreach -- did eta overreach in last night cause congressional hearings? guest: i am sure what you're talking about. caller: are the epa regulations hurting transportation renewable energy, and states rights? guest: again, there is a lot of controversy about a variety of epa regulations. there is controversy about the waters of usa regulations that have been