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（写真）参加者の激励に応える（左から）山下、かわそえ、増永、ひろ、安藤、野口の各氏＝25日、大阪府摂津市 　山下氏は、東京都議選で「五輪より命が大切」と訴えた日本共産党が議席を伸ばした一方、自公は過半数を得られず、都民の大きな怒りが示されたと強調。「命より五輪を優先し、政治とカネの問題をいっさい説明せず、国民の声を全く聞かない政治を終�...

The town hall in Suttsu, Hokkaido, where a literature survey has started on whether the municipality is geologically sound to host a final storage facility for high-level radioactive waste (Asahi Shimbun file photo) SUTTSU, Hokkaido--In an abrupt turn of events, this coastal fishing town decided to hold an early referendum on whether to host a final storage facility for highly radioactive waste from nuclear plants across Japan. The town assembly on March 8 adopted an ordinance to hold a vote be...

Stand-alone photo: Japan kamboko FacebookTwitterEmail Pink and white kamaboko fish cakes, a common New Years food believed to bring good luck, are prepared at the Fujikuma Shokuhin food company in Settsu, Osaka Prefecture. Employees used a special knife to put conger pike and pollack fish paste on 6 by 13 centimeter wooden boards. Fujikuma Shokuhin President Masafumi Fujita, 50, said 2020 has been a dark year because of the novel coronavirus, but he hopes people will eat kamaboko and have a bri...

The first four main shrines are called Sumiyoshi-zukuri, all of which are designated national treasures Sumiyoshi Taisha is one of the go-to Hatsumode spots for Osaka locals, drawing in nearly 2 million visitors every year. It is a special place in the hearts of many people, not only from Osaka, but from all over. The architectural style of the Sumiyoshi-zukuri main shrine is the oldest in the history of shrinearchitecture. People come here to pray for good luck, prosperity in business, traffic...

Water is sprayed over thatched houses in a firefighting training exercise held in the Miyamacho district of Nantan, Kyoto Prefecture, in May 2019. (Asahi Shimbun file photo) True to its moniker, Kayabuki no Sato (Village of thatched roof homes) in Nantan, Kyoto Prefecture, is dotted with old thatched-roof farmhouses that glow gold when the sun is out, and gradually change in color from brown to black after sundown. I visited the Miyamacho district in Nantan to interview Yuki Tomita, 25, a young...