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Kumiai Chemical Industry signboard and logo

Kumiai Chemical Industry signboard and logo=September 1,2025,Tokyo

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Kumiai Chemical Industry signboard and logo

Kumiai Chemical Industry signboard and logo=September 1,2025,Tokyo

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Kumiai Chemical Industry signboard and logo

Kumiai Chemical Industry signboard and logo=September 1,2025,Tokyo

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Kyoto tour boat with 30 aboard capsized

Tomoya Toyota, head of the Hozugawa Yusen Kigyo Kumiai river cruise operator, meets the press to explain how a boat overturned in the Hozu River on March 28, 2023, in Kyoto Prefecture's Kameoka, western Japan. One of the company's traditional tourist boats capsized the same day, after becoming stranded while on a cruise with about 30 people on board.

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CORRECTED: Kyoto tour boat with 30 aboard capsized

Tomoya Toyota (C), head of the Hozugawa Yusen Kigyo Kumiai river cruise operator, bows during a press conference with two other executives on March 29, 2023, in Kyoto Prefecture's Kameoka. One of the company's traditional tourist boats capsized the day before in the Hozu River in the western Japan city, after becoming stranded while on a cruise with about 30 people on board.

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CORRECTED: Kyoto tour boat with 30 aboard capsized

Tomoya Toyota (C), head of the Hozugawa Yusen Kigyo Kumiai river cruise operator, holds a press conference with two other executives on March 29, 2023, in Kyoto Prefecture's Kameoka. One of the company's traditional tourist boats capsized the day before in the Hozu River in the western Japan city, after becoming stranded while on a cruise with about 30 people on board.

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N. Korea-linked credit union declared insolvent

TOKYO, Japan - Hakuo Yanagisawa, chairman of the government's Financial Reconstruction Commission, declares Chogin Kinki Shinyo Kumiai, the largest pro-Pyongyang credit union in Japan, insolvent at a news conference in Tokyo on Dec. 29.

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N. Korea-linked credit union asks FRC for public funds

TOKYO, Japan - The picture shows an aerial view of the headquarters of Chogin Kinki Shinyo Kumiai, the nation's largest pro-Pyongyang credit union, in Kobe, western Japan. Chogin Kinki, the third largest credit union in Japan with some 640 billion yen in deposits, asked the government's Financial Reconstruction Commission (FRC) on Dec. 29 to replenish its depleted liquidity holdings under the financial-system revival law.

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Akita hospital head announces brain death

AKITA, Japan - Kazuhiko Takano (R), head of Yuri Kumiai General Hospital in Honjo, Akita Prefecture, announces at a news conference at the hospital on April 15 that a female patient in her 40s was confirmed legally brain-dead. She is likely to become the sixth organ donor in Japan under the 1997 Organ Transplant Law.

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N. Korea-linked credit union asks FRC for public funds

TOKYO, Japan - The picture shows an aerial view of the headquarters of Chogin Kinki Shinyo Kumiai, the nation's largest pro-Pyongyang credit union, in Kobe, western Japan. Chogin Kinki, the third largest credit union in Japan with some 640 billion yen in deposits, asked the government's Financial Reconstruction Commission (FRC) on Dec. 29 to replenish its depleted liquidity holdings under the financial-system revival law.

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Akita hospital head announces brain death

AKITA, Japan - Kazuhiko Takano (R), head of Yuri Kumiai General Hospital in Honjo, Akita Prefecture, announces at a news conference at the hospital on April 15 that a female patient in her 40s was confirmed legally brain-dead. She is likely to become the sixth organ donor in Japan under the 1997 Organ Transplant Law.