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Figure skating: Olympic champion pair

Japanese figure skaters Riku Miura (R) and Ryuichi Kihara pose for a photo with panels announcing rewards of 20 million yen ($130,000) each from their corporate sponsor Kinoshita Group Co. in Tokyo on Feb. 26, 2026. They won gold in the figure skating pairs and silver in the team event at the Milan Cortina Olympics.

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Figure skating: Olympic champion pair

Japanese figure skaters Riku Miura (far R) and Ryuichi Kihara (2nd from R) receive panels announcing rewards of 20 million yen ($130,000) each from Naoya Kinoshita, president of Kinoshita Group Co., their company sponsor, in Tokyo on Feb. 26, 2026. They won gold in the figure skating pairs and silver in the team event at the Milan Cortina Olympics.

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US: Airport Fire Expands In Southern California, Destroys Homes 3

Airport Fire burning in Orange and Riverside Counties, Southern California has grown to more than 23,000 acres as of Wednesday morning, September 11. The fire injured at least seven people and destroyed homes.

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Sony to launch new high-end Walkman music player next month

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Sony Corp.'s new high-end Walkman portable music player model featuring "high-resolution" sound. Sony said on Jan. 15, 2015, it will begin selling the NW-ZX2 model, which has a new frame using copper sheet and aluminum, and controls sound distortion owing to improved circuits, on Feb. 14 with a price tag of around 130,000 yen.

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Pure gold Ebisu statuette displayed at Osaka jewelry shop

OSAKA, Japan - A 130-million-yen pure gold statuette of Ebisu, a Japanese deity known as the guardian of commerce, measuring around 40 centimeters in height and 32 centimeters in width, is displayed on Dec. 26, 2014, at jewelry shop Ginza Tanaka in Osaka's Shinsaibashi shopping district, western Japan. The display started the same day and will run until Jan. 12, 2015.

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Pure gold Ebisu statuette displayed at Osaka jewelry shop

OSAKA, Japan - A 130-million-yen pure gold statuette of Ebisu, a Japanese deity known as the guardian of commerce, measuring around 40 centimeters in height and 32 centimeters in width, is displayed on Dec. 26, 2014, at jewelry shop Ginza Tanaka in Osaka's Shinsaibashi shopping district, western Japan. The display started the same day and will run until Jan. 12, 2015.

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Tokyo's Imperial Hotel hid 130 mil. yen in income

TOKYO, Japan - Undated file photo shows Imperial Hotel, a leading luxury hotel in the central Tokyo, Japan. Its operator, Imperial Hotel Ltd., was charged by the taxation authority for underreporting its total income by some 130 million yen for fiscal 2012 by booking yet-to-be-paid construction costs.

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Coca-Cola to hike canned drink price in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Tim Brett, president of Coca-Cola (Japan) Co., speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 27, 2014. The beverage maker said it will raise the price of its canned drinks, including cokes and coffee sold in vending machines, by 10 yen to 130 yen in Japan when a sales tax hike in April takes effect.

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Coca-Cola to hike canned drink price in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Tim Brett, president of Coca-Cola (Japan) Co., speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 27, 2014. The beverage maker said it will raise the price of its canned drinks, including cokes and coffee sold in vending machines, by 10 yen to 130 yen in Japan when a sales tax hike in April takes effect.

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NEC to raise 130 bil. yen from banks

TOKYO, Japan - Nobuhiro Endo, president of NEC Corp., holds a press conference in Tokyo on April 26, 2013. NEC said the same day it will raise a total of 130 billion yen from banks including Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. and the Development Bank of Japan to improve its financial standing.

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MRI International

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows the building housing MRI International Inc.'s Japan office in Tokyo on April 26, 2013. The U.S. asset management firm is suspected of mishandling funds invested by thousands of Japanese clients, resulting in losses totaling more than 130 billion yen, sources familiar with the matter said April 26. The Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission raided the Tokyo office of the Nevada-based company and other related locations that afternoon.

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New commercial complex Tokyo Midtown opens in Roppongi area

TOKYO, Japan - A new landmark business and commercial complex opened on March 30 in Tokyo's Roppongi district, featuring a 248-meter-tall tower, one of the tallest skyscrapers in the capital, as its core facility. The Tokyo Midtown complex, built on the 10-hectare site of the former Defense Agency under a 370-billion-yen project, houses luxury hotel Ritz-Carlton Tokyo on the upper floors of the tower. The complex also houses some 130 shops and restaurants, upscale apartments, a museum and business offices, including the head offices of Fujifilm Holdings Corp. and game software and entertainment business firm Konami Corp.

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Kyoto Tower to get total facelift, refurbishing

KYOTO, Japan - Kyoto Tower, the 130-meter-high modern icon in the ancient Japanese capital, will get a total facelift and refurbishing at a 350 million yen price tag. The tower, built in 1964, will get a milky white new paint on its external wall and the observation restaurant will turn into a lounge. The tower's observation deck will be in business while renovation work is under way, through the end of April.

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(2)Jones wins 3-way playoff at Sun Chlorella golf

ISHIKARI, Japan - Australia's Brendan Jones (L) is about to shake hands with Daisuke Maruyama (R) and Taichi Teshima (C), both of Japan, after winning the 130 million yen Sun Chlorella Classic in a three-way playoff at Sapporo Golf Club on Aug. 10.

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(1)Jones wins 3-way playoff at Sun Chlorella golf

ISHIKARI, Japan - Australia's Brendan Jones grins after defeating Taichi Teshima and overnight leader Daisuke Maruyama in a playoff to win the 130 million yen Sun Chlorella Classic at Sapporo Golf Club on Aug. 10.

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Niko Niko Do seeks court protection

KUMAMOTO, Japan - Hiroshi Tomono (L) and Hidefumi Kawamura, former and new presidents of Niko Niko Do, Kumamoto-based supermarket chain operator, speak at a press conference in Kumamoto on April 9 about the company's filing for court protection under the Civil Corporate Rehabilitation Law. The company's group liabilities total some 130 billion yen.

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Dollar hits 3-year high in 130 yen level in Tokyo trading

TOKYO, Japan - An electronic display board at a money broker in Tokyo's Nihombashi district shows the U.S. dollar being traded in the 130 yen level on Dec. 25. It is the first time for the U.S. currency to reach the 130 yen level in Tokyo since October 1998.

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Investigators target Daiwa Toshi Kanzai

TOKYO, Japan - Investigators of the Osaka prefectural police department on April 16 raid the office of General Finance Partner, an affiliate of Daiwa Toshi Kanzai, in Tokyo's Shimbashi district. The investigators suspect that employees of the Osaka-based Daiwa Toshi Kanzai group illegally collected some 130 billion yen from 20,000 investors.

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MTFG revises downward its group net balance projection

TOKYO, Japan - Tadahiko Fujino (L), senior managing director of the Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group (MTFG), and Tatsunori Imagawa, managing director of the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, speak at a press conference in Tokyo on April 5. MTFG downgraded its consolidated net balance projection for fiscal 2000 to a 137 billion yen loss, down sharply from the earlier released estimate of a 130 billion yen profit, due to higher-than-expected loan-loss charges.

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Mori has assets worth 130 mil. yen

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori's house in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward, one of his personal and family assets as of April 5, the day his cabinet was formed. The assets were worth some 130 million yen as of April 5. Mori is the eighth richest member of the cabinet, which consists of the premier and 18 ministers.

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Yen slips blow 130 vs. dollar

A financial monitor at a currency dealing house in Tokyo shows the Japanese yen tumbling below 130 to a fresh 20-year low against the U.S. dollar.

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Yen slips blow 130 vs. dollar

A financial monitor at a currency dealing house in Tokyo shows the Japanese yen tumbling below 130 to a fresh 20-year low against the U.S. dollar.

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Yen slips blow 130 vs. dollar

A financial monitor at a currency dealing house in Tokyo shows the Japanese yen tumbling below 130 to a fresh 20-year low against the U.S. dollar.

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Dollar hits 3-year high in 130 yen level in Tokyo trading

TOKYO, Japan - An electronic display board at a money broker in Tokyo's Nihombashi district shows the U.S. dollar being traded in the 130 yen level on Dec. 25. It is the first time for the U.S. currency to reach the 130 yen level in Tokyo since October 1998.

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Niko Niko Do seeks court protection

KUMAMOTO, Japan - Hiroshi Tomono (L) and Hidefumi Kawamura, former and new presidents of Niko Niko Do, Kumamoto-based supermarket chain operator, speak at a press conference in Kumamoto on April 9 about the company's filing for court protection under the Civil Corporate Rehabilitation Law. The company's group liabilities total some 130 billion yen.

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New commercial complex Tokyo Midtown opens in Roppongi area

TOKYO, Japan - A new landmark business and commercial complex opened on March 30 in Tokyo's Roppongi district, featuring a 248-meter-tall tower, one of the tallest skyscrapers in the capital, as its core facility. The Tokyo Midtown complex, built on the 10-hectare site of the former Defense Agency under a 370-billion-yen project, houses luxury hotel Ritz-Carlton Tokyo on the upper floors of the tower. The complex also houses some 130 shops and restaurants, upscale apartments, a museum and business offices, including the head offices of Fujifilm Holdings Corp. and game software and entertainment business firm Konami Corp. (Kyodo)

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Kyoto Tower to get total facelift, refurbishing

KYOTO, Japan - Kyoto Tower, the 130-meter-high modern icon in the ancient Japanese capital, will get a total facelift and refurbishing at a 350 million yen price tag. The tower, built in 1964, will get a milky white new paint on its external wall and the observation restaurant will turn into a lounge. The tower's observation deck will be in business while renovation work is under way, through the end of April. (Kyodo)

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Pure gold Ebisu statuette displayed at Osaka jewelry shop

OSAKA, Japan - A 130-million-yen pure gold statuette of Ebisu, a Japanese deity known as the guardian of commerce, measuring around 40 centimeters in height and 32 centimeters in width, is displayed on Dec. 26, 2014, at jewelry shop Ginza Tanaka in Osaka's Shinsaibashi shopping district, western Japan. The display started the same day and will run until Jan. 12, 2015. (Kyodo)

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Tokyo's Imperial Hotel hid 130 mil. yen in income

TOKYO, Japan - Undated file photo shows Imperial Hotel, a leading luxury hotel in the central Tokyo, Japan. Its operator, Imperial Hotel Ltd., was charged by the taxation authority for underreporting its total income by some 130 million yen for fiscal 2012 by booking yet-to-be-paid construction costs. (Kyodo)

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harp returns to net profit in April-June qtr as TV sales recover

Katsuaki Nomura, executive vice president of Sharp Corp., attends a press conference in Tokyo on July 28, 2017. The electronics maker reported a group net profit of 14.48 billion yen ($130 million) for the April-to-June period, a reversal from a 27.45 billion yen loss a year earlier, as sales of TVs and liquid crystal displays used in mobile devices recovered. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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(2)Jones wins 3-way playoff at Sun Chlorella golf

ISHIKARI, Japan - Australia's Brendan Jones (L) is about to shake hands with Daisuke Maruyama (R) and Taichi Teshima (C), both of Japan, after winning the 130 million yen Sun Chlorella Classic in a three-way playoff at Sapporo Golf Club on Aug. 10. (Kyodo)

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(1)Jones wins 3-way playoff at Sun Chlorella golf

ISHIKARI, Japan - Australia's Brendan Jones grins after defeating Taichi Teshima and overnight leader Daisuke Maruyama in a playoff to win the 130 million yen Sun Chlorella Classic at Sapporo Golf Club on Aug. 10. (Kyodo)

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Investigators target Daiwa Toshi Kanzai

TOKYO, Japan - Investigators of the Osaka prefectural police department on April 16 raid the office of General Finance Partner, an affiliate of Daiwa Toshi Kanzai, in Tokyo's Shimbashi district. The investigators suspect that employees of the Osaka-based Daiwa Toshi Kanzai group illegally collected some 130 billion yen from 20,000 investors.

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MTFG revises downward its group net balance projection

TOKYO, Japan - Tadahiko Fujino (L), senior managing director of the Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group (MTFG), and Tatsunori Imagawa, managing director of the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, speak at a press conference in Tokyo on April 5. MTFG downgraded its consolidated net balance projection for fiscal 2000 to a 137 billion yen loss, down sharply from the earlier released estimate of a 130 billion yen profit, due to higher-than-expected loan-loss charges.

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Mori has assets worth 130 mil. yen

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori's house in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward, one of his personal and family assets as of April 5, the day his cabinet was formed. The assets were worth some 130 million yen as of April 5. Mori is the eighth richest member of the cabinet, which consists of the premier and 18 ministers.