最高の D M ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Japan Core Consumer Prices Rise 2.8 Pct in FY 2023 0:12

2h ago0:12

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Japan's core consumer prices in fiscal 2023 grew 2.8pctfrom the previous year, rising for the third straight year on higher food prices, government data showed Friday.時事通信社による

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TEPCO Starts FY 2024 Release of Fukushima N-Plant Water 0:14

3h ago0:14

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Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc. started the release for fiscal 2024 of treated water containing tritium, a radioactive substance, from its crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant into the sea on Friday.時事通信社による

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U.S. Fund OKs Seven & i's Supermarket Listing Plan 0:10

3h ago0:10

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U.S. activist fund ValueAct Capital has expressed support for Japanese retail group Seven & i Holdings Co.'s stock listing plan for its supermarket operations.時事通信社による

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G-20 Finance Chiefs End 2-Day Talks with No Document Adopted 0:12

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Finance ministers and central bank chiefs from the Group of 20 advanced and emerging economies ended their two-day meeting in Washington on Thursday without adopting a joint statement or other outcome documents.時事通信社による

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5 Years On, Japanese Man Remains Resolved to Eliminate Accidents 0:14

3h ago0:14

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A Japanese man who lost his wife and daughter in a high-profile accident involving a runaway car driven by an elderly man five years ago says he hopes to "leverage ()削除 the victimizer's experience to prevent traffic accidents."時事通信社による

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Doctors File Damages Lawsuit over Google Maps 0:09

6h ago0:09

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A group of doctors has filed a 1.4-million-yen damages lawsuit against technology giant Google over its Google Maps online map service.時事通信社による

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BOJ May Change Policy If Weaker Yen Affects Prices Greatly: Gov. 0:12

4h ago0:12

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Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda on Thursday suggested a possible change in the Japanese central bank's monetary policy in the event of a weaker yen affecting prices considerably.時事通信社による

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Japan Small Firms Raise Wages by 4.75 Pct This Spring 0:16

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Japanese companies with labor unions of under 300 members have agreed to raise monthly pay by 4.75pcton weighted average in this year's "shunto" spring wage talks, the Japanese Trade Union Confederation, or Rengo, said in a survey report on Thursday.時事通信社による

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Japan, Others Agree to Cut Northern Pacific Saury Catch Quota 0:13

17h ago0:13

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Japan and eight other economies agreed on a new rule Thursday that reduces the 2024 catch quota for saury in the high seas in the northern Pacific to 135,000 tons from 150,000 tons.時事通信社による

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Boeing Opens 1st Research Base in Japan 0:08

16h ago0:08

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Boeing Co. on Thursday opened a research and development base in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, its first such facility in Japan.時事通信社による

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Ex-Manga Piracy Website Operator Ordered to Pay Publishers 1.73 B. Yen 0:13

18h ago0:13

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Tokyo District Court on Thursday ordered the former operator of a now-closed manga piracy website called Mangamura to pay three major Japanese publishers a total of about 1.73 billion yen in damages.時事通信社による

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Crown Prince Akishino Visits Farmer in Quake-Hit Ishikawa 0:12

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Japanese Crown Prince Akishino on Thursday visited a farmer in Anamizu, a town in the central prefecture of Ishikawa that was hard hit by a magnitude-7.6 earthquake on New Year's Day.時事通信社による

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Sapporo Court Rejects Ainu Claim on Salmon Catching Right 0:13

19h ago0:13

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Sapporo District Court on Thursday rejected a claim by a group of Ainu indigenous people in the town of Urahoro in Hokkaido, northernmost Japan, that they have an "indigenous right" to catch salmon in local rivers.時事通信社による

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Nippon Steel, U.S. Steel Respond to Biden Speech 0:13

19h ago0:13

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Nippon Steel Corp. and United States Steel Corp. released a joint statement Thursday in response to U.S. President Joe Biden's speech opposing the Japanese company's acquisition of the U.S. company.時事通信社による

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Japan Foreign Minister Vows Unwavering Support for Ukraine 0:11

11h ago0:11

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Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa told her Ukrainian counterpart, Dmytro Kuleba, on Thursday that her country's support for Ukraine will not waver amid Russia's invasion.時事通信社による

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Japan Court Orders Damages over Niigata Minamata Disease 0:14

21h ago0:14

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A Japanese district court Thursday ordered Resonac Holdings Corp. to pay 104 million yen in damages to people claiming to suffer from Niigata Minamata disease, a neurological disorder caused by mercury poisoning.時事通信社による

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Oracle to Spend Over 8 B. Dollars in Japan 0:13

18h ago0:13

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Oracle Corp. plans to invest more than 8 billion dollars in Japan over the next decade to meet growing demand for cloud computing and artificial intelligence infrastructure, its Japan unit said Thursday.時事通信社による

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Japan Eyes AT Licenses for Trucks, Buses 0:13

21h ago0:13

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Japan's National Police Agency plans to introduce driver's licenses for large automatic transmission, or AT, vehicles, including trucks and buses, in fiscal 2026 or later, it was learned Thursday.時事通信社による

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Kishida Denies SDF May Come under U.S. Command 0:10

21h ago0:10

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Thursday dismissed concerns that the country's Self-Defense Forces may come under the command and control of the U.S. military.時事通信社による

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Greater Tokyo Condo Price Hits Record High for 3rd Year 0:13

14h ago0:13

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The average unit price of new condominiums put up for sale in the greater Tokyo area in fiscal 2023 hit a record high for the third consecutive year, Real Estate Economic Institute Co. said Thursday.時事通信社による

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Honda Faces Expanded Phantom Braking Probe in U.S. 0:12

24h ago0:12

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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Wednesday it has launched a fresh investigation into the phantom braking issues targeting some 3 million vehicles made by Japan's Honda Motor Co.時事通信社による

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INTERVIEW: IMF Official Urges Japan to Pursue Fiscal Consolidation 0:06

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By Adriana Reinecke時事通信社による

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G-7 Reaffirms Unwavering Support for Ukraine 0:10

24h ago0:10

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Finance ministers and central bank chiefs of the Group of Seven major democracies Wednesday reaffirmed their "unwavering support" for Ukraine amid its war with invading Russia.時事通信社による

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Japan, U.S. Mull Holding Defense Ministers Meeting in Hawaii 0:12

24h ago0:12

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Japanese Defense Minister Minoru Kihara is considering visiting Hawaii to meet his U.S. counterpart, Lloyd Austin, as early as the beginning of May, Japanese Defense Ministry officials said Thursday.時事通信社による

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U.S. Envoy to U.N. Meets Japanese Abductees' Families 0:09

1d ago0:09

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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield on Thursday met with families of Japanese nationals abducted by North Korea decades ago.時事通信社による

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Japan Enacts Bill to Help Crime Victims 0:10

1d ago0:10

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The Diet, Japan's parliament, enacted a bill Thursday to start a scheme to allow crime victims and bereaved families to receive support from lawyers from soon after incidents.時事通信社による

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Japan Lower House Panel OKs Bill on Tackling Low Birthrate 0:08

23h ago0:08

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A House of Representatives special committee on Thursday approved a bill aimed at boosting measures to tackle Japan's declining birthrate.時事通信社による

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9 People Injured in Wed. Quake in Western Japan 0:08

1d ago0:08

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A total of nine people were injured in a strong earthquake that struck western Japan on Wednesday night, local authorities said Thursday.時事通信社による

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Studio Ghibli to Receive Honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes 0:09

1d ago0:09

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Japanese anime powerhouse Studio Ghibli Inc. will be given an Honorary Palme d'Or at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, it was announced Wednesday.時事通信社による

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Japan, U.S., S. Korea Vow to Consult Closely on Forex Moves 0:10

1d ago0:10

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Finance ministers of Japan, the United States and South Korea on Wednesday affirmed that the three countries will keep working closely in dealing with movements of foreign exchange rates.時事通信社による

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Japan, U.S. Confirm Close Communication on Currency Moves 0:14

1d ago0:14

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Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki and U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen confirmed that their countries will "communicate closely" on the trend of the foreign exchange market, where the yen has been weakening rapidly, Suzuki said Wednesday.時事通信社による

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Hayao Miyazaki among Time's 100 Most Influential People 0:11

1d ago0:11

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Japanese anime director Hayao Miyazaki is among Time's 100 most influential people of 2024, according to the list published by the U.S. magazine Wednesday.時事通信社による

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Motegi Faction to Withdraw Registration as Political Organization 0:15

1d ago0:15

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A Japanese ruling party faction led by senior lawmaker Toshimitsu Motegi decided Wednesday to withdraw its registration as a political organization amid a strong public backlash over a high-profile political funds scandal involving the party.時事通信社による

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Itochu Side to Acquire Embattled Bigmotor for 60 B. Yen 0:12

1d ago0:12

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Major Japanese trading house Itochu Corp. and investment fund J-Will Partners plan to acquire embattled used car dealer Bigmotor Co. for 60 billion yen, it was learned Wednesday.時事通信社による

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TEPCO Halts Fuel Loading at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Reactor 0:15

1d ago0:15

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Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc. said Wednesday that it has halted fuel loading at the idled No. 7 reactor at its Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant in Niigata Prefecture, central Japan, following an electrical system problem.時事通信社による

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Kishida, Yoon Vow to Deepen Japan-U.S.-S. Korea Coordination 0:10

2d ago0:10

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol on Wednesday agreed to deepen coordination among both countries and the United States.時事通信社による

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TEPCO to Start FY 2024 Fukushima Water Release on Fri. 0:15

1d ago0:15

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Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc. said Wednesday that it will start on Friday the first round in fiscal 2024 of the release of treated water containing radioactive tritium from the crippled Fukushima No.1 nuclear plant into the sea.時事通信社による

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Toshiba Mulls Cutting Thousands of Jobs in Japan 0:10

2d ago0:10

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Toshiba Corp. is considering cutting several thousand jobs in Japan as it seeks to reduce costs and improve its profit structure, it was learned Wednesday.時事通信社による

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Govt-Backed JIC's Tender Offer for JSR Successful 0:11

2d ago0:11

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Government-backed Japan Investment Corp. said Wednesday that its tender offer for Japanese semiconductor materials giant JSR Corp. has been successfully completed.時事通信社による

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Japan Govt to Survey Creative Sector Trade Practices 0:09

1d ago0:09

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The Japanese government said Wednesday that it plans to survey trade practices in the creative sector to consider devising guidelines for appropriate contracts.時事通信社による

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Toyota Recalls 135,000 Prius Cars 0:10

2d ago0:10

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Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday that it is recalling 135,305 units of its Prius hybrid car due to a risk of doors opening during driving.時事通信社による

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Monthly Visitors to Japan Top 3 M. for 1st Time 0:10

2d ago0:10

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The estimated monthly number of foreign visitors to Japan surpassed three million for the first time last month, a Japan National Tourism Organization report showed Wednesday.時事通信社による

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Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for U.S. Pavilion at Osaka Expo 0:09

2d ago0:09

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A groundbreaking ceremony was held in Osaka on Wednesday for the U.S. pavilion at the 2025 World Exposition in the western Japan city.時事通信社による

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Japan Average Pump Price Down for 1st Time in 5 Weeks 0:09

2d ago0:09

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Japan's average retail price of regular gasoline fell for the first time in five weeks due to boosted subsidies, the industry ministry said Wednesday.時事通信社による

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Saga Town Begins Discussions on N-Waste Disposal Site Survey 0:14

1d ago0:14

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The town assembly of Genkai, Saga Prefecture, began deliberations Wednesday on whether to accept a "literature survey" to examine the town's suitability for hosting a final disposal site for high-level radioactive waste from nuclear plants.時事通信社による

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Top Court Rejects Retrial over 1949 Deadly Train Incident 0:10

2d ago0:10

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The Supreme Court has rejected a retrial over the so-called 1949 Mitaka incident, in which an empty train ran out of control and killed six people in Tokyo.時事通信社による

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Japan Enacts Revised NTT Law 0:11

2d ago0:11

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The Diet, Japan's parliament, enacted a bill Wednesday to ease restrictions on Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. partly to help the group become more competitive on the global stage.時事通信社による

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Throw Your Anger Away Along with Paper: Japan Study 0:10

2d ago0:10

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You can calm your anger simply by writing down what caused the feeling on a piece of paper and throwing it away into a trash can or shredding it, a Japanese study has found.時事通信社による

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Japan LDP Exec Eager to Revise Political Funds Control Law 0:12

2d ago0:12

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A Japanese Liberal Democratic Party executive Wednesday expressed his eagerness to revise the political funds control law in response to a high-profile slush funds scandal involving LDP factions.時事通信社による

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Welcia Holdings Chief Resigns over Improper Conduct 0:08

1d ago0:08

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Japanese drugstore chain Welcia Holdings Co. said Wednesday that Tadahisa Matsumoto has resigned as its president.時事通信社による

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