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PM talks to Japanese media on Japan visit, G20 Summit attendance

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has granted an interview to Japanese media on the occasion of his Japan visit and participation in the 14th G20 Summit at the invitation of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from June 27 to July 1.

700 Japanese register for Vietnamese-language proficiency test

More than 700 Japanese candidates on June 23 registered for the third Vietnamese-language proficiency test held by the Japan College of Foreign Languages in Tokyo.

Vietnam’s dairy industry to boost exports

Vietnam’s dairy makers are accessing more opportunities to increase exports, but companies need to enhance their competitiveness in foreign markets and develop a concentrated production scale.

Vietnam, Japan to boost sport co-operation

The Viet Nam Badminton Federation has signed a agreement with city of Kudamatsu in Japan and ACT Saikyo Badminton Centre in that city to train its players for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Japanese capital continues to head for Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - More Japanese-invested factories have opened in industrial zones as well as shopping malls in large cities and provinces in Vietnam.

Vietnam sees investment wave from Japan during CPTPP period

VietNamNet Bridge - Japanese investors are expected to become a leader in FDI inflow into Vietnam once the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) takes effect.


Japan suffers biggest natural population decline ever in 2018

 Japan suffered its biggest natural population decline ever this year, government statistics show.

Cherry blossoms bloom unexpectedly in Japan

 Some of Japan's famed cherry blossoms, also known as sakura, have bloomed unexpectedly this autumn.

Typhoon Trami: Powerful storm hits Japan, killing two

Two people have been killed after a powerful typhoon struck Japan. Typhoon Trami made landfall on Sunday at 20:00 local time (11:00 GMT) near the western city of Osaka, with gusts of up to 216 km/h (134 mph).

Japanese capital changes direction toward consumer economy

VietNamNet Bridge - Japanese capital flow is now heading for the Vietnamese consumer market.

Japan hit by deadly earthquake and mudslides

 Japan's northern island of Hokkaido has been hit by a powerful earthquake, triggering landslides that engulfed houses.

Typhoon Jebi leaves trail of destruction across Japan

 At least 10 people have been killed by Typhoon Jebi, the worst storm to hit Japan in 25 years.

Japan heatwave declared natural disaster as death toll mounts

 Japan's weather agency has declared a heatwave sweeping the country a natural disaster, with at least 65 deaths recorded in the past week.

Japan to recruit labourers in central Vietnam

The ASEAN Car Business Career Company of Japan plans to recruit more than 220 automobile engineering students from Da Nang-based Dong A College to work in the Japanese car industry later this year.

Studio Ghibli co-founder Isao Takahata dies at 82

 Japanese anime director Isao Takahata, co-founder of the famed Studio Ghibli, has died at the age of 82.

Japan, VN mimes come to Hanoi

 Japanese and Vietnamese performers will debut a theatre production entitled Without Signal! by director Shuji Ondera at Viet Nam Youth Theatre on March 30 & 31.

Late metro projects could damage relations between VN, Japan

 Bilateral relations between Viet Nam and Japan could be adversely affected if construction of the Metro Line No.1 continues to run behind schedule, according to HCM City authorities.

Eleven die in fire at a welfare home in Japan

 Eleven people have been killed after a fire at a Japanese residential facility for people in financial difficulty.

FDI in 2017: Japan exceeds South Korea, China emerges

VietNamNet Bridge - Investments from Japan, South Korea and China were the most significant players in FDI (foreign direct investment) in 2017.

Japan suspect ‘killed nine over two months’

 A man who was arrested after police found dismembered bodies in his flat has confessed to killing nine people over two months, Japanese media say.