Education panel seeks new gov't body to follow up on proposals

Education panel seeks new gov't body to follow up on proposals

TOKYO, Japan - Nobel chemistry laureate Ryoji Noyori (R), who heads a panel on educational reform, submits its final report to Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda on Jan. 31 at the prime minister's office in Tokyo on Jan. 31. The report asks the government to create a new body to follow up on its recommendations for improving Japan's public education system.

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