Technical error detained on Monday to send data to the breeder nuclear reactor "Monju" in Fukui Prefecture in central Japan on government surveillance system for more than 4 hours.
Technicians discovered the problem early in the morning, when the warning beep signaled to stop the transmission of data on real-time, including the state of the reactor and radiation levels in the surrounding areas.
Japan Atomic Energy Agency, which is under the jurisdiction of the reactor, found that the server was disconnected computer systems.
Began entering the names of the recently deceased victims of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki in 1945 in the city list replenished annually.
On Monday, Masahiro Tanigawa, who survived the atomic bomb, and the other surviving daughter of the victim - Takako Morita started the annual listing procedure at the city administration.
How Tanigawa said he was overwhelmed with emotions when added to the list of new names. Tanigawa said he is praying for peace in the world, to the death of the victims of the atomic bomb was not in vain.
According to the Ministry of Health of Japan, about 4.6 million elderly people in the country have the symptoms of dementia. It's a half million more than the figure posted in the previous year.
The research team interviewed the Ministry of 5000 300 homes in eight cities across the country over the four-year period to March this year.
They found that approximately 15% of the respondents suffered from dementia, accounting for 4.62 million people out of 30.7 million people aged 65 years and older.
Consumer spending is a Japanese family of two or more people in April rose for the fourth consecutive month. According to government data, the increased costs of travel and food.
On Friday, the Japanese government reported that in April, one family spent an average of about $ 3,000. This is 1.5% more than a year ago, adjusted for inflation Jenova year.
A senior IMF official warned Japan about the need to implement a strategy to improve the financial health and increase support for the private sector in its financial policy.
First Deputy Managing Director David Lipton said this to journalists on Friday in Tokyo. He was in Japan for the regular inspection by the International Monetary Fund.
Lipton said the economic policy of the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, dubbed "abenomika" had a promising start. However, he said, in the long term may be significant risks.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said that he intends to vigorously assist Somalia in the construction of the state by assisting in the development that is oriented to the needs of the people for the sake of a bright future of this country.
Shinzo Abe attended the summit in Yokohama south of Tokyo, where they discussed ways to help the civil war-torn Somalia. The meeting took place on the eve of the opening on Saturday also at Yokohama Tokyo International Conference on African Development.
At the discussion was also attended by Somali President of Somalia Sheikh Hassan Mahmoud and represe
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The Japanese government subsidizes the cost of more than $ 16 million to train police and border guards in Africa to fight terrorism.
This amount is part of the recommended recently by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan measures against attacks by international terrorists.
In January, a group of armed Muslims attacked a complex for the production of natural gas in Algeria that killed the Japanese and other foreign nationals.
South Korea's new ambassador to Japan expressed a desire to improve bilateral relations.
Lee Byung-Ki told Japanese reporters in Seoul on Friday that President Pak Kin Hyo asked him to stabilize relations.
He acknowledged the fact that both countries are going through a difficult time. However, he expressed the hope of improving the bilateral relations during his time as ambassador.
Friday began meeting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with African leaders. Abe explains to them the Japanese plan to expand investment and increase the contribution of Japan to Africa's development.
These meetings precede the opening of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development in Africa or in short TICAD, which starts on Saturday in the city of Yokohama.
The leaders of Japan and Tanzania have agreed to start preparing for negotiations on a bilateral agreement on investment.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe met with President Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania, in Tokyo on Thursday.
Japanese firms are stepping up their activities in Tanzania, and the agreement on investment is expected to facilitate the work of the Japanese side in this country.
Abe Kikwete said that he would make efforts for
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