politician Japan Targets Perovskite Solar Cells to Match 20 Nuclear Plants by 2040
METI plans to expand renewable energy with next-gen perovskite solar cells, aiming for 20 GW output by 2040, supported by subsidies.
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politician Orita Kaede Allegedly Silenced: Scandal Surrounding Saito Motohiko’s PR Firm
PR company president Orita Kaede allegedly silenced amid Saito Motohiko scandal rumors, sparking heated discussions online.
politician Governor Saito’s Team Denies PR Company Misconduct in Hyogo Election Campaign
Governor Saito's team responds to claims of illegal payments to PR company Merchu, denying any violation of election laws.
politician Governor Saito Faces Election Law Violation Suspicions Over PR Payments
Governor Saito Motohiko's PR payments spark concerns over possible Public Offices Election Act violations in Hyogo.
policy Mock Referendums Aim to Boost Public Voice in Lawmaking on Key Issues
The Citizens' Initiative Project will hold online referendums on key topics like separate surnames for couples and the death penalty.
Politics Series of Random Killings and Exit Bans in China Raise Public Concerns
Recent random killings in China and the rise in exit bans on foreigners highlight growing social unrest and concerns over the economy.
Liberal Democratic Party Ishiba Cabinet Approval Drops to 31%, Disapproval Reaches 50%
Mainichi Shimbun poll shows Ishiba Cabinet approval rating plummeting to 31%, while disapproval rises to 50%, reversing the trend.
Liberal Democratic Party Kishida Urges Ishiba to Work on Restoring Trust After Election Defeat
Former PM Fumio Kishida emphasized to Ishiba that regaining public trust after election defeat is not easy, highlighting continued public scrutiny.
politician Hyogo Governor Saito Faces Public Election Law Violation, Re-election at Risk
Governor Saito is accused of paying for social media strategy during his campaign. If proven, it could lead to job loss and re-election.
policy Criticism of Japan’s Ministry of Finance Surges 15x on X After Election
After Japan's October 27 election, replies to the Ministry of Finance's X posts surged 15x, with many demanding reforms or abolition.
policy Hyogo Prefectural Assembly Seeks Public Election Law Reform to Address SNS Damage
Hyogo Prefecture considers revising election laws to prevent misinformation and slander on social media, spurred by gubernatorial election issues.
Politics Chinese Consul General’s Post Supporting Reiwa Shinsengumi Deemed Inappropriate
The Japanese government condemned the Chinese Consul General's post urging Reiwa Shinsengumi votes, calling it highly inappropriate.