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Electric vehicle start-up going bust

GIFU, Japan - Tokushi Nakashima, president of Zero Sports Co., speaks during a press conference in Gifu, central Japan, on March 1, 2011. He said his start-up firm, which was to provide a Japan Post Holdings Co. company with about 1,000 electric vehicles, will file for protection from creditors with debts of about 1.18 billion yen.

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JAPAN-YAMANASHI-NANJING MASSACRE-JAPANESE EXPERT

(221213) -- TOKYO, Dec. 13, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Tokushi Kasahara, a professor emeritus at Tsuru University, receives an interview at his home in Yamanashi, Japan, Dec. 9, 2022. "As a human being, I do not like telling lies, let alone have lies about history spread. A country that hides the truth from the public is on to the wrong track. This is the pre-war lesson for Japan," said Tokushi Kasahara, a Japanese expert on the Nanjing Massacre. TO GO WITH "Interview: 'Lies must not be spread,' says Japanese expert on Nanjing Massacre" (Xinhua/Yang Guang)

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Electric vehicle start-up going bust

GIFU, Japan - Tokushi Nakashima, president of Zero Sports Co., speaks during a press conference in Gifu, central Japan, on March 1, 2011. He said his start-up firm, which was to provide a Japan Post Holdings Co. company with about 1,000 electric vehicles, will file for protection from creditors with debts of about 1.18 billion yen. (Kyodo)