Toyota group plant in Japan raided amid test cheating probe
The testing scandal surfaced last year at 100% Toyota-owned Daihatsu, a maker of mini cars.
Source: thv11.com
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Toyota group plant in Japan raided amid test cheating probe
The testing scandal surfaced last year at 100% Toyota-owned Daihatsu, a maker of mini cars.
Source: 12newsnow.com
Seino delivers greener logistics through open public collaboration
Seino Holdings Co. Ltd. has been in the logistics business for more than 90 years. Last June, the Gifu-based company expanded its continuing efforts to be environmentally friendly when it announced a long-term vision of “Team Green Logistics” based on a concept of an open public platform.
Higashi Fukuyama Osaka Branch Seino Holdings Seino Transportation Co Seino Holdings Co Japan Freight Liner Co
Source: japantimes.co.jp
Foreign-born residents file suit in Japan over alleged racial profiling
TOKYO - Three foreign-born residents of Japan filed a lawsuit on Monday against the national and local governments over alleged illegal questioning by police based on racial profiling. -January 29, 2024 at 05:26 am EST - MarketScreener
Source: marketscreener.com
Catholic churches, schools lend aid after Japan earthquake
Japan, a nation accustomed to earthquakes, is still reeling after a level 7 quake hit the Noto Peninsula on New Year's Day, causing widespread destruction.
United States Bishop Goro Matsuura Yoshihiro Kataoka Bishop Matsuura Takayama Ukon Diocese Of Nagoya
Source: aleteia.org
Toyota Motor to Halt Shipments of Diesel Models Due to Certification Test Irregularities
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1,000 nursing home residents moved from quake-hit Noto | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
Around 1,000 residents of elderly care facilities in the Noto Peninsula have been forced to relocate by the Jan. 1 earthquake, a difficult transition for both the patients and their caretakers.
Kikui Nizami Mitsuhiro Nakamura Noto Peninsula Ishikawa Prefecture Kaigo Rojin Hoken Shisetsu Santa Maria Self Defense Forces
Source: asahi.com
Ukrainian-born Miss Japan winner sparks controversy
The recent winner of the Miss Japan contest has sparked controversy for not being ethnically Japanese. Carolina Shiino is a Ukrainian-born model who moved to…
Source: nichegamer.com
Japanese citizens sue police over alleged racial profiling
Three plaintiffs are seeking damages over the practice in Tokyo.
Source: lbc.co.uk