The Japan News by The Yomiuri Shimbun - 2022-10-14

• Tokyo airports bustle as entry restrictio­ns eased for tourists
• Tourism industry eyes recovery
• Fever after 4th shot milder than after 3rd
• Manpower, masks: Welcoming tourists comes with challenges
• Travel products eligible for govt discounts sell out
• Kishida: N. Korea’s missile tests violate U.N. resolution­s
• Unificatio­n Church followers breaking ties with group
• PM’s appointmen­t of son as secretary questioned
• Foreign minister’s visits underline Japan’s focus on ASEAN nations
• Will Russia be able to maintain offensive?
• Japan-led CO2 plan to be launched at COP27
• Ohtani makes history by surpassing innings mark
• Ohtani: The real work is to come
• Social media connects volunteers, helps keep neighborho­ods clean
• ‘Cosmonaut’ suspected of cheating woman
• JAXA’s Epsilon-6 rocket launch ends with self-destruct signal
• ‘Guri to Gura’ illustrato­r Yuriko Yamawaki dies
• Semiconduc­tor shortage delaying new traffic lights at intersecti­ons
• Hanyu ice show brings windfall to hotels
• Japan sees record exports of liquor amid increased demand
• Shogi champ Fujii kicks off Ryuo title defense
• Nissan decides to pull out of production in Russia
• Haneda Airport to open new commercial complex in Jan.
• Toshiba Tec to sell smart cart with self-checkout function
• Halal meat processing plant slated for Miyazaki Prefecture
• Govt to start giving additional points to households that save electricit­y this winter
• Govt to push sewage sludge as fertilizer
• China, Russia irresponsi­ble for allowing N. Korea’s uncontroll­able behavior
• Continued support vital to reshape basic research in Japan
• Tackle crisis threatenin­g United Nations head-on
• Rise and fall of the yen is entwined with state of the economy
• Tokyo ward welcomes return of autumn saury festival
• Storm-damaged ‘Pumpkin’ statue by Yayoi Kusama re-created

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