The Japan News by The Yomiuri Shimbun - 2023-09-08

• Okinawa’s U.S. base legal battle nears end
• Defense Ministry accelerate­s plan to establish ‘unified command’
• U.K. provides combat medic training for Ukraine troops
• China’s new map shows even disputed areas as its territory
• Japan submits rebuttal to WTO over China import ban
• Many obstacles lie ahead for LDP-Komeito-DPFP coalition
• Tsunami-risk areas’ population­s aging fast
• Nation marks centenary of Great Kanto Earthquake
• Rememberin­g herbalist Venetia Stanley-Smith
• Tohoku Univ. tapped as initial recipient of massive govt grant
• Japan defeats Cape Verde, qualifies for 1st Olympic spot in 48 years
• Nagano Pref. town offers donors stays in historic capsule building
• Hovercraft to return to Oita, ferrying passengers to airport
• Sogo & Seibu union calls strike as sale to U.S. fund finalized
• Southeast Asian hotels rapidly opening up in Kyoto, Osaka
• Technologi­es of private sector fueling China’s space strategy
• Govt plans to increase EV chargers to 300,000 by 2030
• Aggressor’s self-righteous interpreta­tion of history cannot be ignored
• Urgent support needed to bring stability to people’s lives
• Abuse is entrenched in sports coaching, but efforts against it continue
• Arita ware master Inoue shares craft with wider world
• Manhattan’s empty office buildings portend difficulti­es beyond COVID
• Kumamoto Pref. pushes ‘Kumamon Land’ vision
• A foundation for a 1,000-year forest cycle on Yakushima Island
• Railway acts as heart of Keihin industrial belt
• Vine-derived syrup of ancient Japan re-created by sweet-toothed experts

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