News in Japan - February

Cuomo Seeks $400 Million to Buy New York Beachfront Homes

Search for remains of disaster victims conducted in Iwate, Miyagi

When Bill met Shelley: No disability could keep them apart

Gold bars delivered to Ishinomaki fish market

Flood Research Shows Human Habits Die Hard: Few Make Plans to Cut Vulnerability

Govt to compile new quake predictions

Dying Alone Becomes New Normal as Japan Spurns Confucius

In Japan, roundabouts hit the streets

Rising doubts about Japan's official radiation figures

Japan updates post-Fukushima crisis disaster mitigation guidelines

Only slight risk of cancer after Japan tsunami, WHO says

Climate Change is Reducing Our Ability to Get Work Done

Desperate Hunt for Day Care in Japan

Almost 70 percent of Japan’s social welfare spending is directed at people 65 or older, while less than 4 percent supports children and families, according to a government-affiliated research group.