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Woman accused of throwing newborn out of apartment window ‘did not intend to kill’ By Tokyo Reporter Staff on April 29, 2021 CHIBA (TR) – Chiba Prefectural Police have arrested a 22-year-old woman in Funabashi City for allegedly throwing her newborn boy out a window of her residence, reports NHK (April 28). “I did not intend to kill,” Miho Ishihara told police in denying allegations of attempted murder, reports NHK (April 28). On the night of April 24, Ishihara, of no known occupation, gave birth to the boy at the residence, located in the Narashinodai area. She then threw the unclo...

Juku teacher suspected of having girl send nude photos By Tokyo Reporter Staff CHIBA (TR) - Chiba Prefectural Police have arrested a teacher at a specialty school over the alleged sexual abuse of a high school girl, reports... By Tokyo Reporter Staff Mito District Public Prosecutor's Office said, 'We will take appropriate measures based on the results of the investigation' Special Reports Suspect told one victim, ‘I'm going to be with you for the rest of my life’ Coronavirus in Japan By Tokyo Reporter Staff Some people recuperating at home have been unable to find hospitals to accept them...

Apr 16, 2021 In an attempt to stifle a burgeoning fourth wave of the coronavirus, the central government announced Friday that countermeasures imposed in parts of the country earlier this month will be expanded to Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama and Aichi prefectures. Effective Tuesday until May 11, restaurants and other dining establishments have been asked to close by 8 p.m. — and residents urged to stay indoors and avoid travel — in the cities of Yokohama, Kawasaki and Sagamihara in Kanagawa; Funabashi, Ichikawa, Matsudo, Kashiwa and Urayasu in Chiba; Saitama and Kawaguchi in Saitama...

Last Updated: 17th March, 2021 10:15 IST Japan Govt Agency Staff Punished With Pay Cuts For Leaving Work 2 Mins Early; Called Out Several staff members from the Funabashi City Board of Education in Japan were recently punished with pay cuts for leaving office just two minutes early. Several staff members from the Funabashi City Board of Education in Japan were recently punished with pay cuts for leaving office just two minutes early. According to the Sankei News, the authorities found 316 departures that had taken place between May 2019 to January 2021. When asked by officials, the worke...

Leaving Office 2 Mins Early? In Japan, That Means A Pay Cut Leaving Office 2 Mins Early? In Japan, That Means A Pay Cut The employees would record their departure time as 5.15 PM, even though they left office at 5.13 PM. Office workers in Japan have been handed a pay cut for leaving work early (Representative Image) Several employees of a government office in Japan have been penalised with a pay cut for leaving work two minutes before they were supposed to. The Funabashi City Board of Education in Chiba Prefecture announced on March 10 that it had disciplined a number of staff members for...