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2012/02/07 16:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 7, 2012(PM))
2012/02/07 10:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 7, 2012(AM))
2012/02/06 16:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 6, 2012(PM))
2012/02/06 11:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 6, 2012(AM))
2012/02/03 16:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 3, 2012(PM))
2012/02/03 14:00
The original short film 'Lights of Japan' for 'Japan Night' at Davos in 2012
What the world needs now, is the light of "Resilience". With thanks to people all over the world, we would like to create things that serve as lights to the world. This film was created for "Japan Night" , a side event of World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2012 at Davos.
2012/02/03 10:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 3, 2012(AM))
2012/02/02 16:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 2, 2012(PM))
2012/02/02 11:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 2, 2012(AM))
2012/02/01 16:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 1, 2012(PM))
2012/02/01 11:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(February 1, 2012(AM))
2012/01/31 16:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(January 31, 2012(PM))
2012/01/31 10:00
Press Conference by the Chief Cabinet Secretary(January 31, 2012(AM))
2012/01/27 04:00
Message by Prime Minister Noda to 'Japan Night,' a side event of the Annual Meeting of the WEF 2012
The Prime Minister of Japan Yoshihiko Noda sent a message to "Japan Night," a side event of the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum 2012 in Davos, Switzerland, on January 26, 2012
2012/01/24 16:00
-recovery in Japan continues- Message from Pele.
I got the opportunity to be there.
The recuperation of the disaster was fantastic.
I love the people who work hard.
I feel very happy to try to bring happiness to the kids, to the youngsters.
Because it's unbelievable, the new generation.
Boa sorte Japao! Ganbare Nippon! Good luck Japan!
2012/01/13 19:00
Press Conference by Reshuffled Noda Cabinet Member: Jin MATSUBARA
Jin MATSUBARA
Chairman of the National Public Safety Commission Minister of State for Consumer Affairs and Food Safety Minister for the Abduction Issue
2012/01/13 19:00
Press Conference by Reshuffled Noda Cabinet Member: Naoki TANAKA
Naoki TANAKA
Minister of Defense
2012/01/13 19:00
Press Conference by Reshuffled Noda Cabinet Member: Hirofumi HIRANO
Hirofumi HIRANO
Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
2012/01/13 19:00
Press Conference by Reshuffled Noda Cabinet Member: Toshio OGAWA
Toshio OGAWA
Minister of Justice
2012/01/13 19:00
Press Conference by Reshuffled Noda Cabinet Member: Katsuya OKADA
Katsuya OKADA
Deputy Prime Minister
Minister for Administrative Reform
Minister for Total Reform of Social Security and Tax Minister for Civil Service Reform Minister of State for Government Revitalization Minister of State for the New Public Commons Minister of State for Measures for Declining Birthrate, and Gender Equality
2012/01/13 18:00
Press Conference by Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda held a press conference at the Prime Minister's Office.
2012/01/04 10:00
New Year's Press Conference by Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda(January 4, 2012)
2011/12/16 18:00
Press Conference by Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda held a press conference at the Prime Minister's Office.
2011/12/09 17:00
Press Conference by Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda held a press conference at the Prime Minister's Office.
2011/12/01 17:00
Press Conference by Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda held a press conference at the Prime Minister's Office.
2011/11/14 14:00
Message from Prime Minister Noda at APEC CEO Summit in Honolulu, the United States
The Prime Minister of Japan Yoshihiko Noda sent a message to APEC CEO Summit in Honolulu, the United States, on November 10, 2011
2011/11/14 11:00
-recovery in Japan continues- Message from Jackie Chan.
I was so surprised and shocked to hear about what happened in Japan.
I know that the Japanese are strong, and determined and never give up.
I always love the people the energy and spirit. I can tell their life is getting back to normal. I hope they will able to rebuild an even better Japan. Gambatte Nippon, means keep going Japan. Ri ben jia you!
2011/11/11 20:00
Press Conference by Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda held a press conference at the Prime Minister's Office.
2011/10/03 19:00
Prime Minister in action at the 66th UN General Assembly and others September 20-23, 2011
On September 20 (local time), Prime Minister Noda visited New York to attend the 66th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.
2011/09/30 17:00
Press Conference by Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda held a press conference at the Prime Minister's Office.
2011/09/22 14:00
Theme film from 'Japan Night' in 'Summer Davos' in Dalian, China.
It is a token of gratitude from people in Japan and our strong message towards the "Creative Reconstruction - towards a more resilient & sustainable society - " to the world. The theme film was shown at `Japan Night`, a side event of Summer Davos in Dalian, China, on September 14, 2011.
2011/09/14 20:00
Message from Prime Minister Noda at 'Japan Night' in 'Summer Davos' in Dalian,China
The Prime Minister of Japan Yoshihiko Noda sent a message to "Japan Night," a side event of Summer Davos in Dalian, China, on September 14, 2011
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:World Heritage site remains beautiful, as always. (Traditional Chinese)
The World Heritage site of Hiraizumi, in Iwate Prefecture, was completely unaffected by the earthquake. The Konjikido (Golden Hall), decorated with gold, is a truly stunning site. There's also a path lined with 300-year-old Japanese cedars. A walk along it makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. Dean
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:A variety of ingredients, presented with care. (Simplified Chinese)
My friend and I are eating at a Japanese restaurant in Ginza today. I love the way Japanese cooking draws out the natural flavors of the ingredients. I'm having eggplant tempura - eggplant is in season at the moment. This restaurant uses fresh ingredients and pays close attention to how the tempura is fried, so I know I'll get something delicious, no matter what I order. Celine
2011/09/13 00:00
Rokkon Festival (Simplified Chinese)
The six major festivals from the earthquake-affected Tohoku region were held simultaneously in Sendai, for the first time in history.
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Bursting with life, just like before the earthquake. (Simplified Chinese)
I work at "Tsukiji Fish Market," one of the world's largest fish markets. As usual, lots of people are here at the auction bidding for the world's finest fresh-caught seafood. The number of customers is back up to the level before the earthquake, so the market is extremely busy from very early in the morning. Meilan
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Still harvesting tasty produce. (Simplified Chinese)
I've been helping to grow vegetables on farms here in Japan for the last five years. I've really learned a lot from the clever way Japanese farmers approach their work, and the technology they use to grow vegetables from the best soil and fertilizer. Steven
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japan's economy continues to hum. (Simplified Chinese)
This is Marunouchi, the central business district of Tokyo. During the day, it's bustling with business people on their way to meetings, and shoppers searching for the latest trends. Nighttime paints a different picture, with the area's many restaurants and bars coming to life. Tonight, we've booked a table at a nearby yakitori restaurant. Andrews
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japanese products are as safe and functional as ever. (Traditional Chinese)
I came to Akihabara to buy a fridge. I trust Japanese-made appliances because they have the best functions and are very durable. A new video game is being launched today so the streets of Akihabara have been full of people since early this morning. There are also a lot of cosplayers waiting in line, dressed up in full costume. Rebecca
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japan's traditional culture is thriving. (Traditional Chinese)
I'm a landscape gardener and I work on cultivating traditional Japanese gardens. There is so much to learn from Japanese culture - like the elegant garden designs or the concept of wabisabi (simplicity and impermanent beauty). Just being in a beautiful Japanese garden, with such wonderful use of space, is enough to put you in a natural state of tranquility. Arnaud
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:A variety of ingredients, presented with care. (Korean)
My friend and I are eating at a Japanese restaurant in Ginza today. I love the way Japanese cooking draws out the natural flavors of the ingredients. I'm having eggplant tempura - eggplant is in season at the moment. This restaurant uses fresh ingredients and pays close attention to how the tempura is fried, so I know I'll get something delicious, no matter what I order. Celine
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japan's traditional culture is thriving. (Simplified Chinese)
I'm a landscape gardener and I work on cultivating traditional Japanese gardens. There is so much to learn from Japanese culture - like the elegant garden designs or the concept of wabisabi (simplicity and impermanent beauty). Just being in a beautiful Japanese garden, with such wonderful use of space, is enough to put you in a natural state of tranquility. Arnaud
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:World Heritage site remains beautiful, as always. (Simplified Chinese)
The World Heritage site of Hiraizumi, in Iwate Prefecture, was completely unaffected by the earthquake. The Konjikido (Golden Hall), decorated with gold, is a truly stunning site. There's also a path lined with 300-year-old Japanese cedars. A walk along it makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. Dean
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japanese products are as safe and functional as ever. (Simplified Chinese)
I came to Akihabara to buy a fridge. I trust Japanese-made appliances because they have the best functions and are very durable. A new video game is being launched today so the streets of Akihabara have been full of people since early this morning. There are also a lot of cosplayers waiting in line, dressed up in full costume. Rebecca
2011/09/13 00:00
Rokkon Festival (English)
The six major festivals from the earthquake-affected Tohoku region were held simultaneously in Sendai, for the first time in history.
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Bursting with life, just like before the earthquake. (English)
I work at "Tsukiji Fish Market," one of the world's largest fish markets. As usual, lots of people are here at the auction bidding for the world's finest fresh-caught seafood. The number of customers is back up to the level before the earthquake, so the market is extremely busy from very early in the morning. Meilan
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Still harvesting tasty produce. (English)
I've been helping to grow vegetables on farms here in Japan for the last five years. I've really learned a lot from the clever way Japanese farmers approach their work, and the technology they use to grow vegetables from the best soil and fertilizer. Steven
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japan's economy continues to hum. (English)
This is Marunouchi, the central business district of Tokyo. During the day, it's bustling with business people on their way to meetings, and shoppers searching for the latest trends. Nighttime paints a different picture, with the area's many restaurants and bars coming to life. Tonight, we've booked a table at a nearby yakitori restaurant. Andrew
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Tourist attractions are alive. (English)
Today I'm sightseeing in Asakusa, an area which gives a real taste of downtown Tokyo. Through the Kaminarimon ("Thunder Gate") lies a long shopping street full of local Asakusa products. It's a great place to shop for souvenirs. Next I'm going to see the Tokyo Sky Tree - one of the tallest towers in the world! Eunsil
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:A variety of ingredients, presented with care. (English)
My friend and I are eating at a Japanese restaurant in Ginza today. I love the way Japanese cooking draws out the natural flavors of the ingredients. I'm having eggplant tempura - eggplant is in season at the moment. This restaurant uses fresh ingredients and pays close attention to how the tempura is fried, so I know I'll get something delicious, no matter what I order. Celine
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japan's traditional culture is thriving. (English)
I'm a landscape gardener and I work on cultivating traditional Japanese gardens. There is so much to learn from Japanese culture - like the elegant garden designs or the concept of wabisabi (simplicity and impermanent beauty). Just being in a beautiful Japanese garden, with such wonderful use of space, is enough to put you in a natural state of tranquility. Arnaud
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:World Heritage site remains beautiful, as always. (English)
The World Heritage site of Hiraizumi, in Iwate Prefecture, was completely unaffected by the earthquake. The Konjikido (Golden Hall), decorated with gold, is a truly stunning site. There's also a path lined with 300-year-old Japanese cedars. A walk along it makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. Dean
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japanese products are as safe and functional as ever. (English)
I came to Akihabara to buy a fridge. I trust Japanese-made appliances because they have the best functions and are very durable. A new video game is being launched today so the streets of Akihabara have been full of people since early this morning. There are also a lot of cosplayers waiting in line, dressed up in full costume. Rebecca
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japan's economy continues to hum. (Korean)
This is Marunouchi, the central business district of Tokyo. During the day, it's bustling with business people on their way to meetings, and shoppers searching for the latest trends. Nighttime paints a different picture, with the area's many restaurants and bars coming to life. Tonight, we've booked a table at a nearby yakitori restaurant. Andrew
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Tourist attractions are alive. (Korean)
Today I'm sightseeing in Asakusa, an area which gives a real taste of downtown Tokyo. Through the Kaminarimon ("Thunder Gate") lies a long shopping street full of local Asakusa products. It's a great place to shop for souvenirs. Next I'm going to see the Tokyo Sky Tree - one of the tallest towers in the world! Eunsil
2011/09/13 00:00
Rokkon Festival (Korean)
The six major festivals from the earthquake-affected Tohoku region were held simultaneously in Sendai, for the first time in history.
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Bursting with life, just like before the earthquake. (Korean)
I work at "Tsukiji Fish Market," one of the world's largest fish markets. As usual, lots of people are here at the auction bidding for the world's finest fresh-caught seafood. The number of customers is back up to the level before the earthquake, so the market is extremely busy from very early in the morning. Meilan
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Still harvesting tasty produce. (Korean)
TI've been helping to grow vegetables on farms here in Japan for the last five years. I've really learned a lot from the clever way Japanese farmers approach their work, and the technology they use to grow vegetables from the best soil and fertilizer. Steven
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japan's traditional culture is thriving. (Korean)
I'm a landscape gardener and I work on cultivating traditional Japanese gardens. There is so much to learn from Japanese culture - like the elegant garden designs or the concept of wabisabi (simplicity and impermanent beauty). Just being in a beautiful Japanese garden, with such wonderful use of space, is enough to put you in a natural state of tranquility. Arnaud
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:World Heritage site remains beautiful, as always. (Korean)
TThe World Heritage site of Hiraizumi, in Iwate Prefecture, was completely unaffected by the earthquake. The Konjikido (Golden Hall), decorated with gold, is a truly stunning site. There's also a path lined with 300-year-old Japanese cedars. A walk along it makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. Dean
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japanese products are as safe and functional as ever. (Korean)
I came to Akihabara to buy a fridge. I trust Japanese-made appliances because they have the best functions and are very durable. A new video game is being launched today so the streets of Akihabara have been full of people since early this morning. There are also a lot of cosplayers waiting in line, dressed up in full costume. Rebecca
2011/09/13 00:00
Rokkon Festival (Traditional Chinese)
The six major festivals from the earthquake-affected Tohoku region were held simultaneously in Sendai, for the first time in history.
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Bursting with life, just like before the earthquake. (Traditional Chinese)
I work at "Tsukiji Fish Market," one of the world's largest fish markets. As usual, lots of people are here at the auction bidding for the world's finest fresh-caught seafood. The number of customers is back up to the level before the earthquake, so the market is extremely busy from very early in the morning. Meilan
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Still harvesting tasty produce. (Traditional Chinese)
I've been helping to grow vegetables on farms here in Japan for the last five years. I've really learned a lot from the clever way Japanese farmers approach their work, and the technology they use to grow vegetables from the best soil and fertilizer. Steven
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Japan's economy continues to hum. (Traditional Chinese)
This is Marunouchi, the central business district of Tokyo. During the day, it's bustling with business people on their way to meetings, and shoppers searching for the latest trends. Nighttime paints a different picture, with the area's many restaurants and bars coming to life. Tonight, we've booked a table at a nearby yakitori restaurant. Andrew
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Tourist attractions are alive. (Traditional Chinese)
Today I'm sightseeing in Asakusa, an area which gives a real taste of downtown Tokyo. Through the Kaminarimon ("Thunder Gate") lies a long shopping street full of local Asakusa products. It's a great place to shop for souvenirs. Next I'm going to see the Tokyo Sky Tree - one of the tallest towers in the world! Eunsil
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:A variety of ingredients, presented with care. (Traditional Chinese)
My friend and I are eating at a Japanese restaurant in Ginza today. I love the way Japanese cooking draws out the natural flavors of the ingredients. I'm having eggplant tempura - eggplant is in season at the moment. This restaurant uses fresh ingredients and pays close attention to how the tempura is fried, so I know I'll get something delicious, no matter what I order. Celine
2011/09/13 00:00
Friends' Message:Tourist attractions are alive. (Simplified Chinese)
Today I'm sightseeing in Asakusa, an area which gives a real taste of downtown Tokyo. Through the Kaminarimon ("Thunder Gate") lies a long shopping street full of local Asakusa products. It's a great place to shop for souvenirs. Next I'm going to see the Tokyo Sky Tree - one of the tallest towers in the world! Eunsil
2011/06/16 02:00
Charming Japanese Souvenir Contest (English)
With the aim of attracting more foreign tourists to Japan under a national tourism promotion plan, Japan has been carrying out its 'Visit Japan Campaign', with the public and private sectors working as one. In connection with that, the Japan Tourism Agency holds a 'Charming Japanese Souvenir Contest' every year to promote Japan's attractions around the world.
2011/06/16 01:00
Charming Japanese Souvenir Contest (Chinese)
With the aim of attracting more foreign tourists to Japan under a national tourism promotion plan, Japan has been carrying out its 'Visit Japan Campaign', with the public and private sectors working as one. In connection with that, the Japan Tourism Agency holds a 'Charming Japanese Souvenir Contest' every year to promote Japan's attractions around the world.
2011/06/16 00:00
Charming Japanese Souvenir Contest (Korean)
With the aim of attracting more foreign tourists to Japan under a national tourism promotion plan, Japan has been carrying out its 'Visit Japan Campaign', with the public and private sectors working as one. In connection with that, the Japan Tourism Agency holds a 'Charming Japanese Souvenir Contest' every year to promote Japan's attractions around the world.
2011/05/20 16:00
Chief Cabinet Secretary's speech: Global Risk Workshop, World Economic Forum
Chief Cabinet Secretary Edano delivered a message at Global Risk Workshop held by World Economic Forum.
2011/04/27 17:00
Their Majesties The Emperor and The Empress-Official Duties at the Imperial Palace
His Majesty the Emperor performs those acts in matters of state which are provided for in the Constitution on the advice and approval of the Cabinet, such as appointing the Prime Minister as designated by the Diet and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court as designated by the Cabinet, and so on. In relation to the performance of matters of state, Their Majesties host various ceremonies, audiences, teas, Court Luncheons and State Banquets held at the Imperial Palace. This video presents a compendium of ceremonies and events staged within the Imperial Palace, from amongst the official duties of Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress.
2011/03/29 15:00
Progress report of search & rescue efforts by Self Defense Forces
Photos of search & rescue efforts by Self Defense Forces: As of March 24, 106,100 SDFs have been deployed to the affected areas so far.
2011/03/10 00:00
Do you know how scary a tsunami is?
If you know all about tsunamis and how to protect yourself from them, tsunami disasters can be reduced. This program will show you how scary tsunamis can be and introduce ways to protect yourself.
2011/03/04 14:00
Video Message by Prime Minister Naoto Kan on the 50th Anniversary of Southern California's JBA
Video Message by Prime Minister Naoto Kan at the Gala Dinner of the 50th Anniversary of Southern California's JBA, 3rd March 2011
2011/03/04 11:00
Is your information secure?
Increasingly-sophisticated computer virus and cyber attack. In February, as Information Security Awareness Month, we are urging the public to recognize the threats and to stay up to date consistently on security measures.
2010/06/14 17:00
What Will You Do When the Time Comes? Understanding and Utilizing Earthquake Early Warnings
The Earthquake Early Warning provides advance announcement of estimated seismic intensity and expected arrival time of a strong tremor before it hits your place. These estimations are based on prompt analysis of the focus and magnitude of the earthquake using wave form data observed by seismographs near the epicenter. This video helps you to picture what you should do to keep your safety when you see or hear Earthquake Early Warning at home, while driving, and at the department store.
2010/06/14 16:00
What Will You Do When the Time Comes? Understanding and Utilizing Earthquake Early Warnings-Chinese
The Earthquake Early Warning provides advance announcement of estimated seismic intensity and expected arrival time of a strong tremor before it hits your place. These estimations are based on prompt analysis of the focus and magnitude of the earthquake using wave form data observed by seismographs near the epicenter. This video helps you to picture what you should do to keep your safety when you see or hear Earthquake Early Warning at home, while driving, and at the department store.
2010/06/14 15:00
What Will You Do When the Time Comes? Understanding and Utilizing Earthquake Early Warnings-Korean
The Earthquake Early Warning provides advance announcement of estimated seismic intensity and expected arrival time of a strong tremor before it hits your place. These estimations are based on prompt analysis of the focus and magnitude of the earthquake using wave form data observed by seismographs near the epicenter. This video helps you to picture what you should do to keep your safety when you see or hear Earthquake Early Warning at home, while driving, and at the department store.
2009/12/03 00:00
A Bridge Between Asia and Latin America - Forum for East Asia-Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC) -
The Forum for East Asia-Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC) will hold its Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Japan in January 2010. The objective of this forum is to promote exchange and strengthen ties between East Asia and Latin America. There are high expectations for the leadership of Japan, the host country of the meeting.
2009/09/17 22:00
In Pursuit of International Peace - PKO Assignment in the Golan Heights
In Japan, the International Peace Cooperation Law was enacted in 1992, and since then a total of 23 International Peace Cooperation Assignments have been carried out with the dispatch of approximately 6,000 personnel. Let us take a look at the International Peace Cooperation Assignment in the Golan Heights, which has continued for over 13 years since 1996.
2009/05/28 00:00
IMPLANTING PEACE IN WAR-TORN SOIL - Japan's Peacekeeping Activities in Nepal
Countries from all over the world are working together for global peace in efforts led by the United Nations. They are trying to end all kinds of armed struggles - wars, conflicts and civil strife - by finding peaceful solutions to their causes. As a member of the international community, Japan is engaged in international peace cooperation in various parts of the world. Let us introduce you to one of the international peacekeeping missions Japan is involved in: the U.N. political mission in Nepal.
2009/05/08 20:00
INVEST JAPAN
Japan set the target to double the Foreign Direct Invest into Japan to around 5% of GDP by 2010, and promotes further FDI which brings new technology, management know-how and opportunity of employment. The Expert Committee on FDI Promotion issued "Five Recommendations Toward the Drastic Expansion of Foreign Direct Investment in Japan" in May 2008. Japan also revised "the Program for the Acceleration of Foreign Direct Investment in Japan" in December 2008 in order to incorporate the Five Recommendations in the program.
2009/01/23 10:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Italian Full text)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Spanish)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Chinese)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Korean)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Russian)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Italian)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (German)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Full text)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (French Full text)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Spanish Full text)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Chinese Full text)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Korean Full text)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (Russian Full text)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (German Full text)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime - (French)
2009/01/23 00:00
ABDUCTION - An Unforgivable Crime -
The Tragedy of Japanese Citizens Abducted by North Korea
2009/01/07 16:00
MEGUMI(Japanese animation) - Thai
In 1977, Ms. Megumi Yokota, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by North Korea. This film features the anguish of Megumi's family and their desperate effort to bring her back home.
2008/11/13 00:00
Cool Earth! Innovative Energy Technologies
Japan has been promoting the "Cool Earth - Innovative Energy Technology Program". Aiming to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by half compared to the current level by 2050, 21 innovative technologies have been specified to be prioritized. This program introduces two of the advanced technologies.
2008/10/02 00:00
MEGUMI(Japanese animation) - Spanish
In 1977, Ms. Megumi Yokota, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by North Korea. This film features the anguish of Megumi's family and their desperate effort to bring her back home.
2008/10/02 00:00
MEGUMI(Japanese animation) - German
In 1977, Ms. Megumi Yokota, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by North Korea. This film features the anguish of Megumi's family and their desperate effort to bring her back home.
2008/10/02 00:00
MEGUMI(Japanese animation) - French
In 1977, Ms. Megumi Yokota, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by North Korea. This film features the anguish of Megumi's family and their desperate effort to bring her back home.
2008/10/02 00:00
MEGUMI(Japanese animation) - Russian
In 1977, Ms. Megumi Yokota, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by North Korea. This film features the anguish of Megumi's family and their desperate effort to bring her back home.
2008/10/02 00:00
Nurturing Human Resources to Steer the Future - Asian Youth Exchange Program in Okinawa
75 young people from Japan and 14 other countries-including other Asian nations and Oceania-gathered in Okinawa for the 2008 "Asian Youth Exchange Program." They participated in lectures and learned through hands-on experiences about the environment and scientific technologies. The aim of the program is to foster young people to initiate future activities that will help other people. By living together for three weeks, the participants gained a firsthand appreciation of the importance of thinking together and acting together.
2008/10/02 00:00
MEGUMI(Japanese animation) - Italian
In 1977, Ms. Megumi Yokota, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by North Korea. This film features the anguish of Megumi's family and their desperate effort to bring her back home.
2008/09/11 00:00
JAPANESE SEAFOOD EXPORTS-The Secret behind the Quality-
2008/08/14 00:00
Okinawa-Kerama Island Where the beautiful ocean and lives thrive
2008/07/07 12:00
Technology for Energy Efficiency and Recycling
Products manufactured using highly advanced technologies and featuring improved energy consumption efficiency are being used nationwide in Japan today. Positive efforts to enhance energy efficiency and recycling have also been promoted in many manufacturing processes. This programme introduces eco-friendly efforts made by the manufacturing industry, which focused on environmental issues from an early stage.
2008/07/07 12:00
Creating a Beautiful Water Environment
People involved in sea fishing would seemingly have no connection with mountain tree planting activities. However, the significance of the connection is revealed through an understanding of 'the cycle of water'. This programme introduces various efforts being undertaken in Japan related to the restoration of beautiful water environments.
2008/07/07 12:00
Overcoming Pollution Problems
In the past, when Japan was enjoying a period of great economic growth, environmental destruction emerged behind the scenes in a variety of forms. As the nation came to live an increasingly affluent life, pollution damage reached serious levels. This programme, which includes an interview with a pollution victim, introduces the history of environmental destruction in Japan and presents examples of the anti-pollution efforts currently being made by the government and businesses.
2008/05/15 00:00
Yaeyama Island/The beautiful Island of them (Okinawa)
2008/05/01 00:00
Alluring Japan-Visit Japan Campaign
2008/05/01 00:00
Living in Harmony with Nature
This short video traces a community that is currently doing their best to return Satoyama to the way they once were. Satoyama is equated with the forests, fields and the natural environment that has been an integral part of people's lives for centuries in Japan. In Toyooka ciy, efforts are underway to restore the area as a Satoyama for oriental storks.
The traditional wisdom of the Satoyama is now being revisited to help respond to the challenges of the modern day.
2008/04/24 00:00
Attractive Souvenirs of Japan Contest 2008 (Highlighting Japan)
The Attractive Souvenirs of Japan Contest began in 2005 with the aim of promoting tourism to Japan. Items entered into the contest must cost less than 5,000 yen, be light and small enough to be transported long distances by air, and appeal to foreign tourists visiting Japan.
2008/04/17 00:00
Beautiful Paradise Islands
2008/04/17 00:00
Coral of the Ocean
2008/04/17 00:00
Palace in a Sacred Town
2008/04/17 00:00
A land of natural treasure Hokkaido
The G8 Summit 2008 takes place in Toyako town, Hokkaido. This video features the seasonal fascinations of Hokkaido, such as beauty spots, spas, skiing, lavender, sunflowers, and foods etc...
2008/04/10 18:00
Cool Japan-Visit Japan Campaign
2008/04/10 18:00
Delightful Japan-Visit Japan Campaign
2008/04/10 18:00
Beautiful Japan-Visit Japan Campaign
2008/04/10 00:00
Global Warming is Clearly Visible! A Report from the Earth Simulator
This short video traces the supercomputer, Earth Simulator.
The Earth Simulator is being used on "Innovative Program of Climate Change Projection for the 21st Century" to accurately predict the effect of global warming on complex atmospheres, oceans and land masses, from a global scale right down to individual urban areas.
Humankind could be faced with the biggest crisis in its entire history. The Earth Simulator shows us the grim reality,
2008/03/28 19:00
MEGUMI(Japanese animation) - English
In 1977, Ms. Megumi Yokota, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by North Korea. This film features the anguish of Megumi's family and their desperate effort to bring her back home.
2008/03/28 18:00
MEGUMI(Japanese animation) - Chinese
In 1977, Ms. Megumi Yokota, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by North Korea. This film features the anguish of Megumi's family and their desperate effort to bring her back home.
2008/03/28 17:00
MEGUMI(Japanese animation) - Korean
In 1977, Ms. Megumi Yokota, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by North Korea. This film features the anguish of Megumi's family and their desperate effort to bring her back home.
2007/10/11 00:00
New Immigration Procedures
New immigration procedures will start on November 20, 2007. Under new procedures, when foreign nationals apply for entry Japan, fingerprints and a facial photograph will be taken.
If foreign nationals refuse to provide fingerprints and a facial photograph, theperson will not be permitted to enter Japan, and will be ordered to leave Japan.
2007/08/30 00:00
Japanese Sweets Gallery WAGASHI
2007/08/23 00:00
GO CHI SO
2007/08/16 00:00
Wajima Lacquerware
This program introduces the inherited master skills of craftsmen in Wajima by presenting the process used to make Wajima-nuri lacquerware, a traditional Japanese craft.
2007/06/28 00:00
Healthy and Delicious! The Attractions of Japanese Food
2007/06/14 00:00
Landing Examination Procedures for Japan are Changing!
2007/06/14 00:00
Landing Examination Procedures for Japan are Changing! (Chinese)
2007/06/14 00:00
Landing Examination Procedures for Japan are Changing! (Korean)
2007/05/03 00:00
Global One Village,One Product
On the occasion of the WTO Hong Kong Ministerial Conference held in December 2005, Japan announced a comprehensive development package - the Development Initiative for Trade - with a view to achieving development in developing countries through trade promotion.
The Global One Village, One Product initiative is part of this broader campaign. Harnessing the know-how gained through experience in Japan, this initiative is now being applied globally. The idea is to identify specific products that are a source of pride in each country, and to build them up into products that can compete in the global market, with Japan providing the necessary support at each stage. In this video we see various specific ways in which the Japanese government is advancing this initiative.
2007/04/19 00:00
International Recycling Society
These days, goods and services move globally. Just as products cross national borders, so do recycled resources. Economic growth and population growth in Asia and around the world are generating more waste, and more kinds of waste. But in developing countries in particular waste treatment techniques may be lacking, and such countries are facing serious environmental problems. Meanwhile in Asia, where there is rapid economic growth, demand for resources is booming and demand is expected to keep growing. Japan believes that to respond to such challenges and to make further progress in the recycling of resources, it is vital to share the 3R-based "sound material-cycle society" (SMS) concept internationally. This video introduces Japan's efforts to build a worldwide SMS.
2007/03/08 00:00
JAPAN BRAND The New Wave
Today a new wave of traditional crafts and cultural resources is ready to sweep the world - each item a representative of the "Japan Brand."
The Japan Brand program began in 2004, and now 68 projects are under way. In February 2007, the first Japan Brand Exhibition was held in Shinjuku,Tokyo. The exhibition hall was filled with a vast array of products from every corner of Japan. In the video we visit that event, and present information about the Japan Brand initiative so far.
2006/12/07 12:00
The Kitakyushu Suite
2006/11/02 00:00
Welcome to Hakone
Beautiful scenery, places of healing. Hakone, surrounded by dynamic nature, is one of the top tourist attractions in Japan.