i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. japanese employees are readjusting to working without face masks one month after the government downgraded covid-19 to the same category as influenza. more than half of the staff at one tokyo trading house are without masks. now that the firm leads the decision on whether to wear one up to the individual. it deals with chemical products and scrapped its in-house coronavirus rules on may 8th. >> translator: when i talked to customers, i feel it's easier to communicate if we can see each other's facial expressions. >> translator: it is important not to make other people feel uncomfortable. our employees are accustomed to anti-infection steps, so i think they can use their own discretion in applying them. >> the company has recommended work from home and provided a range of starting hours at the office as part of its anti-infection efforts during the pandemic. sanyo trading says those options

i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. >>> a controversial bill to revise japan's immigration system has become law. it was passed by a majority vote in the upper house on friday by japan's ruling coalition as well as several opposition parties. the legislation will allow authorities to deport individuals who applied for refugee status more than two times unless they provide adequate reasons. ahead of the vote deliberations were held in the upper house. those opposing the bill say it could impact peoples lives. >> translator: if the bill is enacted, they will be sent back to their home countries where they will be persecuted, arrested, imprisoned, tortured, and slaughtered. >> under the current system people are protected from deportation while their refugee applications are being processed. the government says some people are using this to prolong their stay in the country. those in favor of the revision insist an overhaul of the system is needed. >> translator: it has been a challenge for immigration control to carry out

i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. policy makers of the bank of japan have wrapped up their two day meeting and thal say they're leaving the easing plan unchanged. the boj will keep a short-term interest rate in negative territory, and it will continue asset purchases to keep long-term rates around 0%. now, this policy is called yield curve control or ytc. the yield on the ten-year japanese bond will be allowed to fluctuate in a range of around plus and minus half a percentage point. former governor harihiko widened that range last december to correct side effects from years of an ultra-loose policy. now after friday's meeting the central bank governor indicated the possibility the ycc policy could be adjusted in the future. >> translator: a variety of new data and information arrives during the periods between our policy board meetings. we decide on ycc based on this, so it is unavoidable that th

yum raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so stay right there. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. now, east japan rail rays started construction of a new train line that will provide better access to tokyo emphasis haneda airport. now, the project comes as an influx of foreign tourists makes haneda an increasingly important hub. officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the line on friday. the operator aims for it to start carrying passengers in fiscal 2031. >> translator: japan regards this project as a railway network that will contribute to strengthening the country's international competitiveness. >> people departing from tokyo station currently have to change trains to get to haneda. the trip takes about 30 minutes. the new service will offer direct access to the airport and shorten the travel time to just 18 minutes both ways. and new underground station for the railway will be built between haneda's terminal one and two. >>> and the japanese gove

i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. now the latest book by the author -- has racked up the highest sales for any category of book in the past six months. "the city and its uncertain walls," his first novel in six years has climbed to the top of the best-seller list for the period despite only being published in april. the ranking was compiled by publication distribution company nipan. based on a survey of book sales from november 2 tndnd to the 22. >>> tariffs in japan will soar by as much as 30% from thursday as power companies pass on their higher costs. seven of the nation's ten major utility companies raised their rates following government approval. tokyo electric power company is now charging over 15% more while tariffs in toque gnaw waw have surged almost 37%. but the biggest increase came along the sea of japan coast at 39.7%. not every household will have to pay the full increase because the

i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. friday marks 78 years since the end of the battle of okinawa. the battle took place during the final stages of world war ii between the japanese military and u.s. forces. residents of the islands are paying tribute to those who lost their lives. a ceremony was held at the peace memorial park in the city of itoman, the site of the final battle. hundreds of people attended the ceremony and observed a moment of silence. the okinawa governor expressed his commitment to peace. >> we have always known in our souls that it is life itself that is more important than any treasure. we are united as a people with a longing for peace. we sincerely believe that it is our noble mission to bear witness to the painful lessons from the countless war experiences and to pass on these messages to future generations. >> translator: the peace and prosperity we enjoy today is built on the sacrifice of our war victims and the pain the people of okinawa experienced. 78 years on, those facts are etched on our

the rail network of the 3 largest metropolitan areas which include tokyo, nagoya, and those saca are perhaps the most efficient in the world. the countryside ocean concept has operated for over half a century without a single derailment or collision, and only has an average departure at the light of 18 seconds. along the 320 mile route. and in japan, they choose not to compensate loss is made by these public projects and instead allow private firms to do the business efficiently and profitably. so the operators of japan's public wells transport suffer losses for years, and the government used as budget to offset those. resulting in a fiscal deficit. japan later decided to have all public transport projects run by private firms. today, most public transport services in japan are operated by private firms who run other businesses to earn profits. things like running advertisements on the transit system or leasing out kiosks and station and stores in the vicinity. japan's to biggest public transport systems in tokyo and those saca turned around after suffering losses once and became pri

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when a ukrainian goes to japan for two weeks , they put him in a four-star hotel near tokyo in chibi. in fact, a card is given, well, it is not a permanent place of residence, but it is an opportunity to work. the main thing is an id and the opportunity to work. in addition, they are offered prefectures and cities throughout japan where you can go to live, and today you will find ukrainians everywhere from hokkaido to okinawa , and they choose, they go there in offices for helping ukraine have been created in each prefecture in the city halls, there are special people who deal with this, they accept these families, they settle them for free, and children go to school , parents are given the opportunity to work medical insurance is given why do you think that japan opened the doors of its country to ukrainians because there were wars in a number of other countries and is there a limit to how many ukrainians japan can accept and how long they can stay and uh, so far the program has been extended for a year that's for sure we don't say anymore uh but i'm sure that there won't be such a

you have been drawn towards it from done the works and it gets it shop in central tokyo. his introduction to islam came unexpectedly on the bank. you will see a little more, but it's on the congo almost to my discipline with us in the email. but uh yeah. could you and then would i my, my mother, is there anything with him or someone who do i need to come up or not something that i could do to. so the whole month will do it in a couple months regarding must have someone clicking on the date that i fill out a to fill out a scenario to move in the image of the funding i must from will come in new uh, new home with the high duddy, most of that. so when you home with that card that end up on you, uh, uh, on the home of the cindy, talk into the most, someone's it into about this through with us and what you said on the queue. and then you go ahead and get us in the us. it did that, but uh, a quoted i use it on the 2 and then the one that says that. so this one, the more uh some better for the size of the city in 2006 up to spending many years reading up on islam. and go into th

it is a must-have dish in every ukrainian restaurant, regardless of whether it is in kyiv or tokyo. however, the founders of the establishment are japanese and zoya canoe had to learn all the peculiarities of ukrainian cuisine from scratch . at first, i did not understand ukrainian cuisine very much , but i she consulted with a professional chef and decided to open a restaurant. she is not the same actress, artist and designer . she had nothing to do with ukraine. she was pushed to open a ukrainian restaurant by a russian war, when i saw the degree of destruction in ukraine, i felt very sorry for the people, and when the evacuees began to arrive, i realized that i wanted to help ukrainian women to have a job and that this job would help them overcome stress, so last september, deliciously, i opened the doors to a business in the tokyo area, all ukrainian workers here are resettled women or evacuees, as they are called in japan, none of them are professional cooks, but the menu is drawn up together with the japanese chef . i liked it, it is already being improved by the chef and it i

general macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa, the, the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of jumping. these wall criminals, american behaved as if it down to the cold room. after all, japan was in attend the little america goodness, your high normal done yet. does that a good? there are a make a good got to some, a new one. do a who's a guide? america? them go dba. you hold us. the tokyo tribunal begin on may the 3rd 1946 the by this time churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that harold in the cold war the the tokyo tribunal became in a rena rios vale confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s o u . s. representative from a few minutes to review with the topic of unit 731 ended detachment. despite survey of the months, the whereabouts of the unit 731, leaders around noon to us through a new ground for challenging the unit with wall crimes, the cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah, into fort dietrich. and maryland, which

i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz"mism i'm ramin mellegard. major japanese i.t. firm says it has started a service using generative artificial intelligence for businesses. the system can help enterprises improve efficiency and develop new projects. the product combines chatgpt with epty data zone a.i. to generate sentences based on accurate information. the use of generative a.i. is spreading fast among companies, but the output it generates is not always correct and that has become an issue. the data system allows users to identify data that will be used as reference for answers. >> translator: users can refer to the information the system used to get the answer. this can reduce risk and improve convenience at the same time. >> japanese rivals have also started similar projects. internet services provider line and major i.t. firm cyber agent are generating their own a.i. >>> the.s. fedal aation bad vyaveicaon c sta or

bbc eye'sjow—yin fung reports from tokyo. this is nagoya injapan.nslation: there is a guy looking for a target. - the railway police are running a covert operation, on the hunt to catch sexual assaulters. translation: | would - like to follow him to check his behaviourfor a bit. sexual violence against women in public is a global phenomenon. but injapan, the problem is so endemic that it has its own name, chikan. translation: you're riding back and forth on a single ticket. - it looks like the kind of behaviour a chikan perpetrator would make. the suspect is taken to the police station for further questioning. chikan has been normalised over the years by its prominence in the adult entertainment industry. but the reality is much more sinister. translation: in the trick of the trade, it felt - like a hand hitting me. takako, not her real name, was only a teenager when she was sexually assaulted on the train for the first time. translation: it started to feel like it was touching and grabbing me. i that's when i finally realised that this was chikan.

we followed the money on the website and based on the account that led us to tokyo and in tokyo we worked who met with this man and managed to capture the admission of guilt on camera. it capture the admission of guilt on camera. ., , capture the admission of guilt on camera. . , . , ._ camera. it was incredible the way that ou camera. it was incredible the way that you caught — camera. it was incredible the way that you caught him. _ camera. it was incredible the way that you caught him. give - camera. it was incredible the way that you caught him. give us - camera. it was incredible the wayl that you caught him. give us more information about him because at the end of the film you say he left the country but more —— what more do we know about him? it’s country but more -- what more do we know about him?— know about him? it's a very good auestion know about him? it's a very good question and _ know about him? it's a very good question and for— know about him? it's a very good question and for a _ know about him? it's a very good question and for a long _ know about him? it's a very good

he explained if tokyo might intervene-— he explained if tokyo might intervene. , , , intervene. surprised that the doj _ intervene. i'm a bit surprised that the d0] has _ intervene. i'm a bit surprised that the d0] has been - intervene. i'm a bit surprised that the d0] has been so - that the doj has been so quiet of late and very tolerant of the weaker yen. there are great expectations right now that we will see intervention in the days ahead —— boj. i think one of the reasons why we have not seen intervention is because i think the bank ofjapan is worried that it will fail and if it does fail and the yen does not stabilise that might actually be a signal to markets to push the yen even lower. and i think in many ways the b0] governor is a fairly new entity at b0] and has only been around since april. i think he is looking right to try and figure out different options to stabilise yen without intervening. but certainly intervention does seem to be in the cards relatively soon. indeed. in the past across a lot of money but it has not really worked. meanwhile in china the yuan lev

i explained if tokyo might intervene.— explained if tokyo might intervene. . , , , intervene.d the so; intervene. i am surprised the 30] has intervene. i am surprised the boj has been _ intervene. i am surprised the 30] has been quiet _ intervene. i am surprised the 30] has been quiet of - intervene. i am surprised the 30] has been quiet of late i intervene. i am surprised the| 30] has been quiet of late and boj has been quiet of late and very tolerant of the weaker yen. there are great expectations now that we'll see intervention in the days ahead and one reason why you have not said intervention is because the bank ofjapan is worried it would fail and if that fails, and the yen does not stabilise, that might be a signal to markets to push the yen even lower. in many ways the boj governor is a fairly new and stay at the boj, only been around since april. i think he is looking around to figure out different options to stabilise the migratory without intervening, but intervention seems to be in the cards relatively soon.- seems to be in the cards relatively soon. indeed, in the

the survey showed that among 650 people surveyed from 27 municipal areas in western tokyo, there was a high level of polyflora, especially high blood concentration among the residents of koko benji city the residents of this city had an average of 45 ng/ml, followed by the cities of tachikawa , goshi nou, and local media said that the most suspected source of pollution is the us air force's utah air base in the west of tokyo, where the use of per and polyfluoroalkyl have been confirmed in firefighting films. this substance, which is known as abedi chemicals and is very persistent in the environment and human body, can lead to health problems such as liver damage, obesity , fertility problems, and cancer. the bank of canada announced that the country's market has become unbalanced according to cbc, the unemployment rate in canada has reached its highest level since august last year, and 15 to 24-year -olds have had the greatest impact in this field of interpretation. the style faced difficulties in finding a job because companies offered fewer branch opportunities for the summer. i co

look at other test competitions on the eve of the second games of the cis countries scandal at the tokyo olympics when the coach of the german team kim reisner hit a horse for disobedience, they say, she did not want to overcome equestrian obstacles there. in order to avoid mistreatment it was decided to replace the animals with an obstacle course. a new, modern pentathlon will be proposed to the international olympic committee for inclusion in the olympic program in los angeles. the next games after paris, the belarusians will compete in the old fashioned way, the chances of getting to the olympics are melting every day, the international union of modern pentathlon, supported the position could upon the return of our athletes to the international arena, subject to certain conditions. but in theory this solution does not work in practice. let's just say it's bullshit. a this, rather than voiced notes of fact. we are already submitting applications for several competitions, including youth and adults, but they cannot consider them, because they have delayed the formation of a certain pane

term health a survey showed that among 650 people surveyed from 27 municipal areas in the west of tokyo and polyfluor alkyl, especially among the residents of the city of koko benji, the blood concentration of the residents of this city was 45 nanograms per milliliter on average. after this city, the tajik cities of ava, goshi nu, and kuche were in the next ranks . local media said that the most suspected source of contamination is the utah air base of the us air force in the western region of tokyo, where the use of per and polyfluoroalkyl was confirmed in firefighting films. has been this substance as chemicals abedi is known and it is very persistent in the environment and human body, it can lead to health problems such as liver damage, obesity , reproductive problems and cancer. america has submitted a request to return to unesco after obama stopped paying membership fees to this organization. kurd, why is it important for this international cultural organization to communicate with mr. soroush amiri, an expert on international issues? amiri , hello, good time. peace be upon you, mr

because your investigation led you to tokyo, didn't it?inding them in the first place, i would assume? taste into just finding them in the first place, i would assume? we combined oen place, i would assume? we combined open source — place, i would assume? we combined open source research _ place, i would assume? we combined open source research with _ place, i would assume? we combined open source research with undercoverj open source research with undercover secret _ open source research with undercover secret filming to unmask the identities of these men cashing in on sexual— identities of these men cashing in on sexual violence. we spent a lot of time _ on sexual violence. we spent a lot of time following the money on the website _ of time following the money on the website and based on one paypal account— website and based on one paypal account we discovered the identity of one _ account we discovered the identity of one of— account we discovered the identity of one of the associates of uncle qi, of one of the associates of uncle oi, t

the tokyo tribunal begin on may. the 3rd 1946 the by this time churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that handled in the cold war the the tokyo tribunal. they came into rena rosendale confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s . s. o. u. s. representative for a few minutes to review the topic of unit 731 end of the detachment, despite certainly at the months the whereabouts of the unit 731, leaders around noon to us through a new grounds for challenging the unit with wall crimes. the cold war and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah, into fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains that headquarters for the us biological weapons come at the biologist, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 man face trial. and how about us going to still to you? others can do

the tokyo tribunal begin on may the 3rd 1946. the, by this time churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that harold in the cold war, the tokyo tribunal. they came into rena rosendale confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. o. u. s. representative for a few minutes to review the topic of unit 731 ended detachment, despite certainly at the months the whereabouts of the unit 731, leaders around noon to us through a new ground for challenging the unit with wall crimes, the cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah, into fort dietrich. and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the us biological weapons. come at the biologist, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 man face trial. and how about us to still to you? others can do a little sake of i. e. e.

blot in american history. japan's active surrender was formerly signed on september, the 2nd 1945 in tokyo bank, the both the american battleship us as missouri, the representing the soviet union general due to junko also signs the surrender. documented the u. s. s. missouri general because there and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the us thing. the, the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it down to the cold room after all, japan was in attend the little america. good. unless your high number of done yet does that a good, there are a make a good got to some new going to cause a guide. america. them go to the new and us the tokyo tribunal begin on may the 3rd 1946 the by this time churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that harold in the cold war, the the tokyo tribunal that came into rena rios vale confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s o. u. s. representative from a few minutes to review with the topic of unit 731 ended detachment, despite certainly at the months the whereabouts of the unit 7

the tokyo tribunal begin on may. the 3rd 1946. the by this time churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that handled in the cold war the the tokyo tribunal that came into rena rosendale confrontations between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. o. u. s. representative from a few minutes to review with the topic of unit 731 ended detachment despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders around noon to us through a new ground for challenging the unit with walk around the cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah, into fort dietrich. and maryland, which to this day remains that headquarters for the us biological weapons come in.

in osaka, turned around after suffering losses once, and became privatized to become tokyo, metro. and those saca metro japan has about a $170.00 companies that operate railway routes. and none of them are state owned before the pandemic, the subway operators actually posted a profit of $362000000.00 in japan. tram lines had been around for a 100 years and on average tokyo bills at least one additional line a year. whereas in the us, it takes an average of 5 years or more, depending on capital availability and land acquisition. privatization was a boon to railways in japan, while rise and car ownership was a recipe for disaster for america's once private railways. and for more, let's bring in again, kristen. walmart, broadcast is specializing and transport. an author of a series of books on railway history. now, christian, the homeless population is growing in europe as well as the us does this, but a strain on public transportation and public services in general, public transport systems, always the policing that they function by. so if you do have stuff at every station, i know t

tokyo japan itself, meanwhile , is facing internal problems. particularly acute decline and aging of the population report by the correspondent of the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company in tokyo sergey mingazheva the front gates of the japanese capital tokyo station is the heart, the world's largest agglomeration with a population of about 40 million. every day, an average of about 500,000 passengers pass here and about 4,000 trains of ground underground high-speed railway arteries diverge from here to all corners of the country, adopted in the last century, the concept of transport development assumes that by taking the train a person can get anywhere in japan, but at the beginning of this century , it becomes more and more practical to put this idea into practice every year. a more difficult mother-in-law town on the northeastern tip adjacent to tokyo prefecture, such as one of the many symbols of an acute demographic crisis against the backdrop of overpopulation of the capital region of japan for more than 10 years o

capital tokyo station is the heart, the world's largest agglomeration with a population of about 40. every day , an average of about 500,000 passengers pass here and about 4,000 trains of ground underground high-speed railway arteries diverge from here to all corners of the country, adopted in the last century, the concept of transport development assumes that by sitting on a train a person can get anywhere in japan, but at the beginning of this century putting this idea into practice every year becomes more and more difficult for the town of mother-in-law on the northeastern tip, adjacent to tokyo prefecture, such as one of the many symbols of the most acute demographic crisis against the backdrop of overpopulation of the capital region. japan has been officially a country for more than 10 years, declining in population and the steady aging of society, one of the main attractions here. along with a luxurious temple with a five-tiered pagoda and a bronze buddha, it has its own six-length railway. half a km with a park from several trains produced 60 years ago. this, however, is less

i knew after tokyo, ifelt ready, mentally, physically, ifelt tokyo, ifelt ready, mentally, physicallydy, mentally, physically, i felt ready. when any working woman has a baby it always makes things more competent in terms of career success, but of course, in the case of an equestrian is in, there are already two, the writer and the horse, and in the case of charlotte, you can multiply that by ten. so combine all of that with the long hours, the highs and lows, the physicality, these guys have to be super fit. physicality, these guys have to be superfit. take physicality, these guys have to be super fit. take all of that into account and have a young baby that she's onlyjust account and have a young baby that she's only just stopped breast—feeding and still at the top of her game, that is what makes charlotte so remarkable. she of her game, that is what makes charlotte so remarkable. she has all the thin . s charlotte so remarkable. she has all the things around _ charlotte so remarkable. she has all the things around here _ charlotte so remarkable. she has all the things around here t

tokyo. thank you so much for your time-— tokyo., ,, i. ., ., your time. thank you for having me. of the turkish president was sworn in. he promised to call for unity following a hostile campaign. he also unveiled a new cabinet line—up. earning his 20th year in power, turkey�*s longest serving leader has about mass protest, and a failed coup attempt. he now faces immediate challenges, including a slowing economy and tensions with the west. earlier, i spoke to asli aydintasbas. she's a visiting fellow at the brookings institution's center on the united states and europe. what do you think that another five years of president erdogan looks like for turkey? hi, helena. this has been an interesting day. erdogan's swearing in ceremony i think gave us an indication of what turkey's aspiring to be. you had leaders from all around the world, except the west, but very much from the former 0ttoman lands, from africa, from central asia, all really applauding erdogan, and i think that president erdogan will now be thinking of his legacy. he has

i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so stay right there. >>> this is "newsline biz"mism i'm ramin mellegard. the bank of japan's two day board meetings got under way on thursday. investors around the world are watching closely to see if and when the central bank governor will be able to shift course on its ultra-loose monetary policy. now, we spoke with inuo at the research institute. he said the policy makers will maintain the status quo for the time being as they do not see an up surge in policy speculation now. under the yield curve control the boj targets the short-term interest rate at minus 0.1% and ten-year yield at 0.5% above or below zero. >> it's much less trouble for the boj to start the normalization process. i don't expect the bank of japan or the boj to modify the control. there are a number of reasons to postpone the modification. also there appears to be signs of modest improvement particularly market participants identify some recovery of market fun

brilliant victories valery pavlichen schulz's fight in olympic tokyo was filmed as if you yourself in him, as we have long been watching the film became a real hit with film distribution, whole families of ordinary men went to him crying and talking. well, finally a film was released about such a great man inspired by millions of people, the famous sculptor alexander rukavishnikov created a memorial high relief that will be installed on the building of the moscow state technical university named after bauman where tragic ob?

no, it has not, especially the tokyo. - have been to. no, it has not, especially the tokyo.as a different kind of olympics. i think it is so special. to be so close to home, to get friends and family out there supporting us and kind of championing what we are doing and you feel the hype around paris, doing an amazing job at the building that hype. beating up here, you kind of already start to feel like how big paris is actually going to be. we are very much looking forward to seeing you there. thank you so much for your time and congratulations again. for your time and congratulations aaain. . for your time and congratulations a.ain_ ., for your time and congratulations aaain. ., . now, have you heard of a 7—20? don't worry if you haven't, it's a skateboarding term for an incredibly difficult trick which involves making two full rotations in the air. well, a 13—year—old has become the first female to land one in a competition. we've slowed it down for you but this is australian, arisa trew successfully performing the trick in salt lake city on sunday — a clean landing for he

i'm raja pradhan with the news from tokyo. the head of the international atomic energy agency is set to visit japan next week. grossi will discuss the country's plan to release treated and diluted water from the crippled fukushima daiichi nuclear plant into the ocean. japan's foreign minister announced the iaea director visit starting on tuesday. >> translator: the government hopes to discuss inspections by the nuclear regulation authority, and the issue of a comprehensive report. we will be keeping a close eye on the plans from now on. >> government sources say arrangements are also being made for grossi to meet with prime minister kishida fumio on the first day of his visit. they say kishida is expected to receive the iaea's comprehensive safety report for the water release plan. japan's nuclear regulators have just carried out their final safety checks on the newly completed system. water used to cool molten nuclear fuel at the plant has been building up in storage tanks. it's been filtered to remove most radioactive materi

well, in tokyo, a month later, no people, as they say, in the shelters were executed.but if they tried with their families and their babies and we japanese have the infants strapped either in their back or front like swaddling to escape the shelters, they were turned into human torches on the street because the asphalted metal was burning and they couldn't move. and so the street was filled with human tortures and many accounts of people who survived see babies caught out these hurricane winds into the flames from their mother's arms or swaddling. but many of them set out to go in the canals. it turns out tokyo then was crisscrossed with canals like finish and they went to the canals to escape the heat. but the canals were boiling and tens of thousands boiled to death. and the the the smell of roasting flesh sickened the pilots who were bouncing from the air currents that were going up here. they had to put on oxygen masks because they were nauseated by the smell of human flesh. okay. the point is. after that, this is six years after fdr. some people fdr was dead by th

tokyo. —— shamick a little. after a boat returning from a wedding sank in a river. the vessel was ferrying people in kwara state from neighbouring niger state. police say a search and rescue operation is taking place, but the number of dead may rise further. extreme weather conditions in europe have killed almost 195,000 people since 1980, according to new data from the european environment agency. and it says weather events such as flooding and heatwaves have caused economic losses of $600 billion. it says flooding in germany and belgium in 2021 led to economic losses of around $60 billion alone. the european parliament will vote today on its plan to regulate artificial intelligence. it would be the first legislation of its kind in the world. the proposals aim to define what ai is and outlaw potential harmful uses of the technology. looking at that in business as well. thousands ofjunior doctors in england are going on strike today as part of their ongoing dispute about pay. they've rejected a 5% offer from the

heavy rain stopped the movement of trains between tokyo and nagoya. more than 270 flights were canceled all over japan. china, especially in asian affairs , announced that if we are home , we will end the war in ukraine and establish peace. it is necessary to stop sending battlefield weapons to ukraine. 012 days, poland, france , germany and russia said that they are looking for mediation in the war in ukraine, but first the increase in tensions should be prevented. in sudan and looting of aid international and humanitarian condemned the sent to this country. before this, the regional director of the world food program in solan announced that 10 thousand tomans worth of food aid was looted in this country, and doctors without borders announced that so far more than 2,700 people in 3 camps in northeast kenya is affected by these camps, where 300,000 people live, more than in somalia. the recent drought in somalia has displaced a large number of local residents. and there is the teenage mind of learning classroom sciences shad azari was brought to life

haidi: joining us from tokyo.e a look at some of the stocks we are watching when trade opens and. , japan and australia. investors get a chance to react to the news of that investment. the nikkei is reporting the home appliance retailer will start selling mitsubishi electric vehicles. the department store operator is among some of the companies that will report theirwill report thy and watching chip stocks after micron technology gave that up the forecast for the current time. coming up in the next hour, standard chartered's head of equity strategy explains the two extreme scenarios they see in the second half based on whether or not the u.s. could avoid a recession, whether it's a soft landing, no landing or deep recession. we get in out landing when it comes to the yen. the market opens in sydney, seoul and tokyo. this is bloomberg. ♪ i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring

tokyo confirmed that the concentration of harmful chemicals and polyfloral k in the blood of a groupdents there is higher than the average in the country. according to the results of a sample survey of the homes of 650 residents of this area between november and last march, contamination with chemicals was at a level that was possible. it has long-term adverse effects on health. the results of the study showed that among 650 people surveyed from 27 municipal areas in the west of tokyo, there is a high level of alkyd polyflora, especially among the residents of koko benji city, that the blood concentration of the residents of this city is high . on average, it was 45 ng/ml and so on from this city, the tajik cities of awa mashin kuche were next. locals said that the most suspected source of contamination is the utah air force base of the us air force in the western region of toki , where the use of ovens and polyfluor was confirmed in firefighting films. this substance, which is known as abedi chemicals and is very persistent in the environment and human body, can lead to health probl

its meters gathered in front of the prime minister's office in tokyo and demanded that the tokyo electric company repeatedly announced that this water was purified and diluted according to national safety standards. it has been done, but the protestors, referring to previous experiences, are lying that this action is impossible . china also protested to japan against this action . a 3-day ceasefire in sudan has been implemented since this morning. the conflicting parties in sudan have signed a ceasefire agreement several times. however, it was repeatedly fueled by the two sides in jeddah, saudi arabia, in order to stop the conflicts, and the fire and new negotiations are in progress, while this morning, according to media reports, there is an outbreak of dengue fever and an increase in the number of victims in some areas of the capital. mibari caused the resignation of the minister of prostate health this minister had previously said that this virus will be contained within 15 days. the deaths due to the spread of dengue fever in the project reached 248 people and the cases of infection a

bbc eye'sjow—yin fung reports from tokyo. this is nagoya injapan. - the railway police are running a covert operation, on the hunt to catch sexual assaulters. translation: | would - like to follow him to check his behaviourfor a bit. sexual violence against women in public is a global phenomenon. but injapan, the problem is so endemic that it has its own name, chikan. translation: you're riding back and forth on a single ticket. - it looks like the kind of behaviour a chikan perpetrator would make. the suspect is taken to the police station for further questioning. chikan has been normalised over the years by its prominence in the adult entertainment industry. but the reality is much more sinister. translation: in the trick of the trade, it felt - like a hand hitting me. takako, not her real name, was only a teenager when she was sexually assaulted on the train for the first time. translation: it started to feel like it was touching and grabbing me. i that's when i finally realised that this was chikan. i was sexually assaulted almost every day. bbc

the, the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese wall criminals, american behaved as if it, down to the cold room. after all, japan was in attend the me, hala america goodness, your how you know, looked on yet, just a good the america going got to some new going to close the guys, america. them go, gave a new and us the tokyo tribunal begin on may the 3rd 1946 the by this time churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that harold in the cold war, the the tokyo tribunal that came into rena rosendale confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s o u. s. representative from a few minutes to review with the topic of unit 731 endive detachment, despite certainly at the months the whereabouts of the unit 731, leaders around noon to us through a new grounds for challenging the units with wall crimes, the cold war and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah, into fort dietrich. and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the us biological weapons.

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, tokyo. let's turn to sport.ons today with a victory parade. a 1—0 win over inter milan on saturday was all the team needed to secure the champions league title. with it, manchester city claimed the treble, with victories too in this year's premier league and fa cup. the party kicked off almost immediately on saturday — these fans took to the streets in manchester to celebrate the team's latest win in a remarkable season. and on sunday, players returned home to continue the party — flying in on a boeing 787 that featured the team's signature blue colour and crest. congratulations to them. let me bring you up—to—date on our breaking news story and that is silvio berlusconi has died at the age of 86. it has been announced that mr berlusconi will get a full state funeral in milan on wednesday. he will get a full state funeral in the cathedral in milan on wednesday. more on this story on our website. stay with us on the bbc. hello there. 0f of those we have seen temperatures reaching 90 fahrenheit. may not be as hot

tokyo japan itself, meanwhile, is facing internal problems.articularly acute decline and aging of the population is a report by the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company correspondent in tokyo, sergey mingazhev. underground high-speed railway arteries diverge from here to all corners of the country, the concept of transport development adopted in the last century assumes that a person can get on the train to anywhere in japan, but at the beginning of this century , it becomes more and more difficult to put this idea into practice every year the town of mother-in-law in the north -eastern limbs adjacent to tokyo prefecture, such as one of the many symbols of the most acute demographic crisis against the backdrop of overpopulation of the metropolitan area. japan for more than 10 years has officially been a country with the declining population and the steady aging of society are among the main attractions here. along with a luxurious temple with a five-tiered pagogo and a bronze buddha, there is a long railway line. 6.5 km