Tokyo's new coronavirus cases stay below 100 for 5th day in row
TOKYO, May 7 Kyodo - The Tokyo metropolitan government on Thursday confirmed 23 new coronavirus infections, the number remaining below 100 for the fifth consecutive day.
TOKYO, May 7 Kyodo - The Tokyo metropolitan government on Thursday confirmed 23 new coronavirus infections, the number remaining below 100 for the fifth consecutive day.
TOKYO, May 7 Kyodo - Major stations in Tokyo and its vicinity remained quiet Thursday with a limited number of people commuting on the first workday after the long Golden Week holiday under the ext
TOKYO, May 7 Kyodo - Major stations in Tokyo and its vicinity remained quiet Thursday with a limited number of people commuting on the first workday after the long Golden Week holiday under the ext
OSAKA, May 7 Kyodo - Schools that had closed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus reopened Thursday in some regions of Japan, prompting parents to express concern that children will be unable t
TOKYO, April 28 Kyodo - Japanese star Kei Nishikori returned to action Monday while still on the road to recovery from elbow surgery, joining a group of fellow top tennis professionals in contestin
TOKYO, April 28 Kyodo - Toyota Motor Corp.'s global output and sales both fell over 20 percent from a year earlier in March as stay-at-home requests across the globe due to the coronavirus pan
TOKYO, April 28 Kyodo - Toyota Motor Corp.'s global output and sales both fell over 20 percent from a year earlier in March as stay-at-home requests across the globe due to the coronavirus pan
TOKYO, April 27 Kyodo - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Monday that Japan will soon approve the anti-viral drug remdesivir for the treatment of coronavirus patients, in what will be the country'
TOKYO, April 27 Kyodo - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Monday that Japan will soon approve the anti-viral drug remdesivir for the treatment of coronavirus patients, in what will be the country'
TOKYO, April 27 Kyodo - The Bank of Japan decided Monday to take additional easing steps for the second straight month, including abolishing its limit on buying government bonds and further expandi