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Announcement DC5m United States japan in english 10 articles, created at 2016-11-25 18:29 articles set mostly positive rate 3.3 1 2.2 Japan protests Russia missile deployment on disputed islands Japan has told Russia the deployment of missiles on disputed islands in the Pacific is "deplorable", Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Friday, ahead of talks aimed at resolving (1.13/2) a decades-old territorial spat. 2016-11-25 07:30 2KB www.digitaljournal.com 2 3.6 Drink soup, don't drive: Japan police tell elderly Japanese police are offering noodle discounts to elderly citizens who hand in their (1.10/2) driving licences, promising them cheaper ramen soup in exchange for impro... 2016-11-25 07:15 2KB www.dailymail.co.uk 3 1.5 Japan aims to top tech charts again, looks to build world’s fastest supercomputer — RT News (1.02/2) In a bid to become the world leader in robotics, driverless cars and medical diagnostics technology, Japan plans to arm its manufacturers with a platform for research by building the planet’s fastest supercomputer. 2016-11-25 09:10 1KB www.rt.com 4 2.3 Hanyu dominates men’s short program at NHK Trophy SAPPORO, Japan (AP) — Olympic champion Yuzuru Hanyu recorded a season-best score to dominate the men’s short program at the NHK Trophy on Friday. Skating to Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy,” the defending champion from Japan… 2016-11-25 08:46 2KB (1.02/2) wtop.com 5 4.5 What is Daniel Hannan demonstrably wrong about this week? Commons Confidential: Murray comes in from the cold (0.01/2) Hannan fodder. 2016-11-25 17:12 7KB www.newstatesman.com 6 2.1 What is Huawei's XLabs Wireless? During this year's, seventh Global Mobile Broadband Forum in Tokyo, deputy chairman of the board and Huawei Rotating CEO Ken Hu took to the stage to share his vision of the mobile future and presented the XLabs Wireless. This brand new initiation aims to be the... 2016-11-25 10:50 3KB feeds.betanews.com 7 3.8 Martin Scorsese’s Silence to premiere at the Vatican Director will be joined by 400 priests for screening of film based on story of 17th- century Jesuit missionaries in Japan 2016-11-25 10:29 5KB www.theguardian.com 8 5.9 Domino’s training reindeer to deliver pizzas in Japan Some parts of the country are expecting a very snowy winter. 2016-11-25 10:14 2KB www.foxnews.com 9 0.7 Gold hits 9-1/2-month low on firm dollar; set for third weekly loss Gold fell on expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike and as the dollar extended its bull run against the yen. 2016-11-25 08:11 3KB www.cnbc.com 10 0.0 Aluminium producers seek Q1 premium of $95- $110/T from Japanese buyers -sources By Yuka Obayashi TOKYO, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Some big aluminium producers seek a premium of $95-$110 per tonne from Japanese buyers for primary metal shipments... 2016-11-25 07:37 2KB www.dailymail.co.uk Articles DC5m United States japan in english 10 articles, created at 2016-11-25 18:29 1 /10 2.2 Japan protests Russia missile deployment on disputed islands (1.13/2) Japan has told Russia the deployment of missiles on disputed islands in the Pacific is "deplorable", Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Friday, ahead of talks aimed at resolving a decades-old territorial spat. The positioning of coastal defence missiles on two of the four islands in contention was reported by Russian media this week and comes after concerted efforts by both countries to improve relations. Japan-Russian ties have been hamstrung by a row dating back to the end of World War II when Soviet troops seized the southernmost islands in the Kuril chain, known as the Northern Territories in Japan, that lies off the northeast coast of Hokkaido. The tensions have prevented the countries from signing a peace treaty formally ending wartime hostilities, and have hindered trade and investment. "The Northern Territories are an inherent part of Japan's territory," Abe told parliament on Friday. Abe said Japan had told Russia the deployment "is deplorable" and "is contradictory to Japan's position" on the issue. However, Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Thursday the missile deployment was aimed at the "consistent strengthening of national security". "Missile systems were deployed to the southern Kurils in line with that position," she said, calling them "an integral part of Russian territory". The remarks came ahead of a December 15 meeting between Abe and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Yamaguchi city in western Japan, which is aimed at making progress on the territorial dispute. The two leaders have met several times since Abe took office in December 2012, most recently last Sunday in Peru on the sidelines of a Pacific-rim summit. Japan Finds Russia’s Japan PM Shinzo Abe says Deployment of Missiles on Russian missile deployment Kurils Unacceptable on disputed isles article.wn.com 'regrettable' article.wn.com 2016-11-25 07:30 www.digitaljournal.com 2 /10 3.6 Drink soup, don't drive: Japan police tell elderly (1.10/2) Japanese police are offering noodle discounts to elderly citizens who hand in their driving licences, promising them cheaper ramen soup in exchange for improved road safety. The edible offer comes after a series of deadly accidents caused by cars driven by the elderly -- a growing problem in a country where 4.8 million people aged 75 or older hold a licence. In the hopes of appealing to seniors' stomachs, police in the central prefecture of Aichi on Friday started offering the discounts via a tie-up with a local restaurant chain. Elderly drivers who give up their permits will receive a certificate from police which they can present when ordering the noodles to see the price reduced from 590 ($5.20) yen to 500 yen, an Aichi police spokesman told AFP. Last month, a six-year-old boy died and 11 others were injured after an 87-year-old driver's pickup truck hit elementary school children walking to school on a street in Yokohama. The country is introducing a new rule in March under which drivers aged 75 or older must pass cognitive tests when renewing their licences. Aiming to set an example, a 97-year-old high-ranking Buddhist priest last week returned his driver's licence, calling on his elderly compatriots to do the same. "It's stupid to try to maintain your licences just out of pride," said Taa Shinen. Japan bribes old people with ramen noodles to stop driving nypost.com 2016-11-25 07:15 Afp www.dailymail.co.uk 3 /10 1.5 Japan aims to top tech charts again, looks to build world’s fastest supercomputer — RT News (1.02/2) Currently China boasts several of the world’s fastest machines, but the ambitions of its Asian rival lie in building a processor that can make 130 quadrillion calculations per second – or 130 petaflops in scientific parlance – sources involved in the project told Reuters. READ MORE: Robots could be the worst thing ever for humanity, warns Stephen Hawking This may happen as early as next year, with the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry set to spend 19.5 billion yen (US$173 million) on the previously unreported project. "As far as we know, there is nothing out there that is as fast," Satoshi Sekiguchi, director general at Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, where the computer will be built, told Reuters. China's Sunway TaihuLight is capable of 93 petaflops while Japan’s current fastest machine, the Oakforest-PACS, operates at 13.6 petaflops. READ MORE: Tesla to equip all vehicles with full self-driving capabilities Once the new computer, dubbed ABCI, is built, Japan will no longer have to outsource data crunching to foreign firms such as Google and Microsoft, Sekiguchi and others involved in the project said. Japan Wants to Build the World's Fastest Supercomputer fortune.com 2016-11-25 09:10 www.rt.com 4 /10 2.3 Hanyu dominates men’s short program at NHK Trophy (1.02/2) SAPPORO, Japan (AP) — Olympic champion Yuzuru Hanyu recorded a season-best score to dominate the men’s short program at the NHK Trophy on Friday. Skating to Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy,” the defending champion from Japan stumbled on the landing of his opening quad loop but was otherwise flawless, receiving 103.89 points. “I regret not being able to land the first quad,” Hanyu said. “I feel like there was much more I could’ve done but I really enjoyed the short program and feel I will be able to carry the momentum over to tomorrow.” After the quad loop, Hanyu added a quad salchow-triple toeloop combination and triple axel. Nathan Chen of the United States was second with 87.94 points, followed by Keiji Tanaka of Japan with 80.49. Hanyu was second in Skate Canada and is looking to wrap up a berth in the Dec. 8-11 Grand Prix Final in Marseille, France, with a win in Sapporo. “Compared to Skate Canada, I’m feeling better about my program,” Hanyu said. “I have to make sure I execute everything in the free program.” World bronze medalist Anna Pogorilaya of Russia received 71.56 points to lead the women’s short program. “I’m happy with performance today,” Pogorilaya said.