brian hackney has details. >> reporter: comment nishimura is back, but it's not beggar bigger than ever we will go to the physics lab where we can see the comet. >> reporter: we were are at hayward college, home of the fighting gladiators, and scott has been astronomy professor here for 30 years. >> reporter: we are here to learn about a comment that appeared suddenly come out of the loop. >> nishimura was discovered a month ago, early august by a japanese astronomer. somebody who loves what they do, and does not need to be paid to do it. >> reporter: images are spreading worldwide. they are beautiful, fantastic, and not what we will see. >> it is very hard to spot. you will not see something as beautiful as this , the telescope with a very advanced camera captures. at best, you and i in the early morning, we will see a tiny dot. >> reporter: this is what you will see. if you manage to find it in the predawn sky, here is how. >> you want to look to see this comment in the eastern northeastern sky. go out of 5:00 in the morning. the weather is clear it is in the constellation we call leo

. >> that's a while ago. , nishimura is back, seen for the first time last month.ld get a glimpse of the fast-moving comet before it is gone, tomorrow morning. brian hackney has the details. >> reporter: , nishimura is back, but it is not bigger than ever. >> we will go to the physics lab where i have some stuff queued up. >> reporter: we are in hayward college. >> home of the fighting gladiators. >> reporter: scott hildreth has been physics and astronomy professor here for 35 years. >> this is the physics lab. >> reporter: we are here to learn about the comet that appeared suddenly, out of the blue. >> this is comet nishimura, it was discovered a month ago by a japanese astronomer. and amateur astronomer, somebody who loves what he does and does not need to be paid to do it. >> reporter: images of the comet have been spreading worldwide. they are beautiful, fantastic, and not what we will see. >> it is very hard to swap. you are not going to see something as beautiful as this except through a telescope. the best we will see is a tiny little dot. >> reporter: if yo

japanese trade minister nishimura yasatoshi signed a memorandum, and canada has large reserves of themthe memorandum says the two countries will cooperate if an emergency threatens stable supply chains and critical minerals. japan will provide financial and technological support of resource exploration of key minerals. the two sides also agreed to publicly support japanese companies wanting to build battery production plants in canada. now, nishimrura told reporters japan's proximity to the giant u.s. auto market makes it favorable. >> translator: we hope that japan's storage battery related industry will develop significantly through deeper cooperation with canada. we also hope both countries will lead the world by leveraging japan's technological capability in these new fields. >> the minister said he intended to encourage more investment in canada from japanese companies. >>> okay, let's get a check on the markets. >>> and that's it for "newsline biz" from tokyo. i'm ramin mellegard. thank you very much for watching. sikh activist have been operating for years outside india and now

. >> nishimura spoke at a lower house committee meeting on friday. he says the government plans to organize promotional activities and help fishery groups by buying and storing seafood items that have been hit by falling demand. it's earmarked more than $680 million in emergency aid to deal with reputational damage and other impacts from the water release. the chief of the national federation of fisheries cooperative associations attended the session. >> translator: china's import suspension is dealing a blow to fishers across japan. we urge the government to address the issue and ease fishery workers concerns. >> the fukushima daiichi plant suffered a triple melt down in the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. water used to cool molten fuel has been mixing with rain and ground water. the accumulated water is treated to remove most radioactive substances but still contains tritium. before releasing the treated water into the ocean, the plant's operator dilutes it to reduce tritium levels to about one seventh of the world health organization's guidelines for

nishimura says two funds have already been earmarked to deal with reputational damage and other impact from the water release. the total budget so far is $550 million. >> translator: the government are looking into whether those funds are sufficient to cover other necessary measures. we'll steadily work with the fishery agency to offer the needed support. >> he said the government has already received feedback and proposals related to the water release. he added that it'll speedily provide subsidies to affected businesses and is looking for ways to use the funds more flexibly. >>> immigration officials say more and more people are coming to japan for work. they say the number of foreign residents with specified skills has doubled since last year. more than 173,000 foreign nationals with that status were employed in japan as of the end of june. the category includes people with a certain level of expertise and skills in a number of specified fields. vietnam accounts for more than half of the total number of foreign workers with specified skilled status in japan. the second largest group

of russia, including the capital, were able to observe the rarest celestial object of the comet, nishimura galileo invented a telescope, now a comet with a green tail is at the closest possible distance from the earth and you can observe it even with the naked eye in all the details. ainur akhmetov we are observing a comet and the post has become noticeably longer; this heavenly guest is recognized only by his clothes. it is too rare for a comet to peer into the heavens once every 437 years. it grows in the place in its orbit where it passes closer to the sun. now it is passing close to the sun and therefore the physics of this phenomenon is such that the end is that the tail becomes more brighter wider. the coma certainly doesn't change. she is a green green ball with a bushy tail of gas and dust and was named no-shimura in honor of the japanese astronomer who discovered it. this rare celestial body in early august, every day the comet shines brighter and brighter . now there are about nine magnitudes for comets. they are best observed in the morning, and the most keen-sighted ones can se

miles: yasutoshi nishimura is the minister of economy, trade, and industry.each carbon neutrality by 2050. its ambitious plan focuses on emerging technologies, hydrogen and ammonia as alternative fuels, and carbon capture technology. it is also exploring newer nuclear power plant designs -- small, modular, and alternative fuels and cooling regimes. >> in cooperation with american companies, we would like to develop safer next-generation nuclear reactors, including small ones. we need to cross very high technical hurdles. innovation is the key. miles but innovation has its : limits here. japan is endowed with the third largest geothermal resource in the world. and yet it only generates less than 1% of its electricity this way. heated opposition to the idea comes from owners of hot spring resorts like this, called onsen, where bathing in the buff is a requirement. they fear geothermal wells will dry out their springs and spoil the environment. and yet, in the onsen resort town of tsuchiyu, they are proving it can be done with no apparent adverse consequences. u

just look at nishimura and they will definitely open it for you.ding to my modest calculations. so if you see it, it's a rare occurrence. you can even make a wish . well, in general, admit it, it seems to me that if someone makes a wish, then probably, some say, you dream that it will rain money on me. well, why not. so, such a miracle has already happened in paraguay, let's see this miracle let's see and maybe we'll even make a wish. in paraguay , real money rain fell on the residents of the scam town of guarambara. several dozen people climbed onto the platform near the holy virgin mary and threw down large ones. well, not very large bills. so, according to tradition, local catholics celebrated the nativity of the virgin mary among those distributed primarily by local businessmen, thus expressing gratitude for the success in business in the past year, but understandably. hundreds of children gathered below and competed for luck. when catching banknotes falling from the sky, while priests. in fact, i didn’t bring such a custom here, and although t