Education panel mulls ways to rebuild Japan's education system

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (3rd from R) speaks during the first meeting of the Education Rebuilding Council, the newly created expert panel on education, at the prime minister's office on Oct. 18. The council aims to discuss specific ways to spur education reform, a key policy of Abe. Education minister Bummei Ibuki (R) and the panel head and Nobel Prize laureate Ryoji Noyori attended the meeting.

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