‘Three days is not enough’ - The risk of insufficient support; Preparing for the Nankai Trough Earthquake
Concerns arise about inadequate disaster preparedness for the anticipated Nankai Trough earthquake, especially regarding medical and logistical support in affected areas.
Katsuya Okada's election poster 'China' - Man sent documents for pasting paper pieces
A man has been sent documents for allegedly pasting a paper with 'China' on Katsuya Okada's election poster in Mie Prefecture, Japan, raising questions of election law violations and political misconduct.
Large-scale power outage in Ise City, Mie Prefecture, affecting 140,000 households; Kintetsu suspends operations
A large-scale power outage in Ise City, Mie Prefecture, has affected approximately 140,000 households, with Kintetsu train services also temporarily suspended.
Why Did It Happen in Clear Waters? Toba, Mie Collision Incident, Cargo Ship Did Not Sound Horn
In Mie Prefecture, a cargo ship collided with a fishing boat, resulting in two deaths and several injuries, sparking an investigation into why the incident occurred in clear visibility conditions.
Possible Collision of Two Vessels Off Toba, Mie; One Person Heart-Stopped, One Missing
A cargo ship reportedly collided with a fishing vessel off the coast of Toba, Mie Prefecture, leading to one person in cardiac arrest and another missing.
Overcoming Pressure During Wartime to Win Elections 25 Times: The Voting Philosophy Advocated by Yoshio Ozaki
Yoshio Ozaki, a significant figure in Japanese democracy, highlights the importance of voter participation in a special election in Ise City, Mie Prefecture.