The Japan News by The Yomiuri Shimbun - 2022-09-02

• Here we go
• SDF lags China in strike drone developmen­t race
• Ukrainian refugees positive about life in Japan despite difficulti­es
• India makes power play with new aircraft carrier
• Ukraine teachers set up shelters at school
• TICAD seeks to finance African developmen­t under global rules
• Africans favor China-style aid
• 3rd term for Xi looks inevitable in final run-up to party congress
• U.S. fires Javelin anti-tank missile in Japan for 1st time
• Karuizawa, Niigata also to host G7
• S. Korea asks JCG to halt EEZ survey
• Daily entries to Japan to be raised to 50,000 people from Sept. 7
• Udon pref. dreams of local wheat production
• Fighters’ Ponce tosses season’s 5th no-hitter
• Digital Agency struggling to lead administra­tive reforms in 1st year
• Companies feel burn of prolonged suspension­s of operation in Russia
• Saury catch held back by Russian limits
• Founder noted for his philosophy
• Travelers to get more telework spaces at Shinkansen stations
• Kyocera Honorary Chairperso­n Inamori dies at 90
• Making English official language at firms
• Kose offers virtual makeup try-on
• Sony: PS5 costs around world facing markups
• PAUL YONAMINE
• Japanese American leaders bridging 2 nations
• Tragedy the result of complacenc­y by police unused to such attacks
• Teleworker­s in Japan miss interperso­nal satisfacti­ons of office life
• Govt to compile new list of 100 important waters
• English stickers on police cars to let tourists know who to call
• Iwate group solicits sightings of mythical beast
• Imperial agency looks to utilize social media
• FIREWORKS RETURN TO SUMMER SKY OVER AKITA
• Ski resort in Shiga Prefecture offers offseason thrills, spectacula­r views
• — Extend your trip! ONO NO IMOKO SHRINE

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