Japan, China business leaders agree to work in energy cooperation

Japan, China business leaders agree to work in energy cooperation

TOKYO, Japan - Ma Kai (L), chairman of China's National Development and Reform Commission, is greeted by Japanese Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Akira Amari at a seminar held at a Tokyo hotel on April 12. Leaders from Japanese and Chinese oil, gas, electricity and other energy-related companies agreed at the seminar to cooperate in spurring bilateral energy cooperation.

(2)A-bomb victims sue gov't

(2)A-bomb victims sue gov't

NAGOYA, Japan - Akira Kai (R) speaks at a news conference after filing a suit with the Nagoya District Court on April 17 against the state seeking compensation and the revoking of its decision not to recognize him as a radiation illness victim. Similar suits were filed on the day by six other A-bomb survivors in Sapporo and Nagasaki.

(1)A-bomb victims sue gov't

(1)A-bomb victims sue gov't

NAGOYA, Japan - Akira Kai (R) and his supporters stage a demonstration near the Nagoya District Court on April 17 before filing a suit against the state seeking compensation and the revoking of its decision not to recognize him as a radiation illness victim. Similar suits were filed by six other A-bomb survivors in Sapporo and Nagasaki on the same day.

Japan, China business leaders agree to work in energy cooperatio

Japan, China business leaders agree to work in energy cooperatio

TOKYO, Japan - Ma Kai (L), chairman of China's National Development and Reform Commission, is greeted by Japanese Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Akira Amari at a seminar held at a Tokyo hotel on April 12. Leaders from Japanese and Chinese oil, gas, electricity and other energy-related companies agreed at the seminar to cooperate in spurring bilateral energy cooperation. (Kyodo)

(2)A-bomb victims sue gov't

(2)A-bomb victims sue gov't

NAGOYA, Japan - Akira Kai (R) speaks at a news conference after filing a suit with the Nagoya District Court on April 17 against the state seeking compensation and the revoking of its decision not to recognize him as a radiation illness victim. Similar suits were filed on the day by six other A-bomb survivors in Sapporo and Nagasaki. (Kyodo)

(1)A-bomb victims sue gov't

(1)A-bomb victims sue gov't

NAGOYA, Japan - Akira Kai (R) and his supporters stage a demonstration near the Nagoya District Court on April 17 before filing a suit against the state seeking compensation and the revoking of its decision not to recognize him as a radiation illness victim. Similar suits were filed by six other A-bomb survivors in Sapporo and Nagasaki on the same day. (Kyodo)