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Tokyo s last trains moved up by up to 37 min in new timetables

news Tokyo s last trains brought forward by up to 37 min. in new timetables The Mainichi © The Mainichi People are seen getting ready to go home on the last train, in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, in this Sept. 26, 2020 file photo. (Mainichi/Natsuki Nishi) TOKYO New timetables with earlier last train services began March 13 on lines in the capital region operated by East Japan Railway Co. (JR East) and seven of nine major private firms. The remaining two big private rail companies will implement their revised timetables within the month. For passengers, it means last trains are departing anywhere between 16 and 37 minutes earlier than before the revisions.

Yoshitaka yamamotoMainichi natsuki nishiCity news departmentJapan railway coShinjuku wardNatsuki nishiMainichi peopleEast japan railwayநகரம் செய்தி துறைஜப்பான் ரயில்வே இணைஷிஞ்சுக்கு வார்டுகிழக்கு ஜப்பான் ரயில்வே

Tokyo s last trains brought forward by up to 37 min in new timetables

news Tokyo s last trains brought forward by up to 37 min. in new timetables The Mainichi © The Mainichi People are seen getting ready to go home on the last train, in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, in this Sept. 26, 2020 file photo. (Mainichi/Natsuki Nishi) TOKYO New timetables with earlier last train services began March 13 on lines in the capital region operated by East Japan Railway Co. (JR East) and seven of nine major private firms. The remaining two big private rail companies will implement their revised timetables within the month. For passengers, it means last trains are departing anywhere between 16 and 37 minutes earlier than before the revisions.

Yoshitaka yamamotoMainichi natsuki nishiCity news departmentJapan railway coShinjuku wardNatsuki nishiMainichi peopleEast japan railwayநகரம் செய்தி துறைஜப்பான் ரயில்வே இணைஷிஞ்சுக்கு வார்டுகிழக்கு ஜப்பான் ரயில்வே

Protests against sexual discrimination held in Japan on International Women s Day

news Protests against sexual discrimination held in Japan on International Women s Day The Mainichi © The Mainichi Participants march on International Women s Day in Tokyo s Shibuya Ward on March 8, 2021. (Mainichi/Natsuki Nishi) TOKYO Demonstrations calling for an end to sexual discrimination were held throughout Japan on March 8, International Women s Day, which aims to improve women s standing in society. About 100 people marched in Tokyo s Shibuya Ward with placards while shouting protest chants like We refuse to know our place! and We don t tolerate discrimination against women. Gender equality issues gained attention anew this year, as the pandemic has driven many women out of work and placed a greater burden on them from housework and childcare, while huge protest also erupted over sexist remarks by former Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games president Yoshiro Mori.

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Fruit harvesting AI robot developed in Japan amid aging population

TOKYO Japan s National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (NARO) and other bodies have jointly developed a prototype of a robot that automa

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