Japan News Articles. October 26 - November 1

• Plein Phare : vit-on différemment l'automobile à Tokyo ? - Automoto - TF1

• Ex-U.N. refugee agency chief urges Japan to do more to help | Reuters

• Deep-set attitude hampers 'Womenomics' ‹ Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion

• Halloween in Japan goes from foreign oddity to popular phenomenon - CBS News

• Tokyo Motor Show: SQUARE cars are HIP in Japan! - NY Daily News

• Japan may widen millimeter-wave radar band for self-driving vehicles | The Japan Times

• Japan Launches New Warship | The Diplomat

• Not-so-friendly neighborhood associations | The Japan Times

• Tsukiji countdown: clock ticking on famed fish market | The Japan Times

• 'Obsolete' gangsters proving problematic | The Japan Times

• Cancer and Fukushima: Who to trust? | The Japan Times

• Halloween revelers descend on Shibuya, urged to keep it clean | The Japan Times

• Tokyo Motor Show: 5 future trends - CNN.com

• What’s Weird about Japanese Halloween - The Daily Beast

• Piling scandal probe may expand to other firms, minister hints | The Japan Times

• 'Star Wars' paint job Show ANA ambition as Japan markets applaud | The Japan Times

• Calming waters? Why Japan, S. Korea, and China are suddenly talking - CSMonitor.com

• Japan Post's murky privatization | The Japan Times

• BOJ postpones 2% inflation target in wake of low oil prices | The Japan Times

• VIDEO: Honey, I shrunk the house: Downsizing architecture (eng_us)

• Ken jij de Japanse kotatsu al? - Design - Wonen - KnackWeekend Mobile

• Japanse boeddhistische tempel sluit homo-huwelijken - Boeddhistisch Dagblad

• Hope fades that trade pact could melt Japan butter shortage | Reuters

• No tricks: Halloween all the rage in Japan as costume play - US News

• Monetary policy in Japan: The Bank of Japan keeps printing money at speed | The Economist

• BBC World Service - The Documentary, Misunderstanding Japan

• Temples of doom | The Economist

• Defense bureau steams ahead with Okinawa landfill work | The Japan Times

• Hydrogen cars - Japan's water powered revolution? - BBC News

• How Tourism Shaped Photography in 19th Century Japan | Smart News | Smithsonian

• Japan: Translation hotlines set up to help tourists - BBC News

• Who saved Kyoto from the atomic hellfire? | The Japan Times

• Driverless systems are scene-stealers at Tokyo Motor Show | The Japan Times

• Anticipating more muscular missions, MSDF launches new minesweeper | The Japan Times

• Number of computer-illiterate young people in Japan increasing - 毎日新聞

• Waarom het aantal wasserettes in Japan met 63 procent steeg

• Auto power play: Japan's hydrogen car in a race against China's battery drive | The Japan Times

• 'Womenomics' Makes Small Chips in Japan's Glass Ceiling - ABC News

• Japan urged to ban manga child abuse images | World news | The Guardian

• AutoWereld in Japan (1): naar de rijschool in Tokio

• Nieuws -  Onvoorstelbaar: zo behaal je je rijbewijs in Japan

• Ahead of summit, China urges Japan make break from 'inglorious' past

• Japan Today

• Auto power play: Japan's hydrogen car vs China's battery drive | Reuters

• Sacred mountain in western Tokyo seduces foreigners with geisha nights on summit - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

• Tepco completes sea wall to keep tainted Fukushima No. 1 water from reaching sea | The Japan Times

• Why does Japan love Halloween so much, and is it celebrating the holiday the right way? | RocketNews24

• Ahead of summit, China urges Japan make break from 'inglorious' past | Reuters

• Abe's magic doesn't work | The Japan Times

• Le japonais Uniqlo inscrit sa mode dans le temps

• Japan couple freed after 20 years in doubt over murder guilt - Channel NewsAsia

• Eerste ANA-vlucht uit Tokio komt aan op Brussels Airport - Flightlevel

• All Nippon Airways gestart met dagelijkse vlucht Brussel-Tokio | Metro

• In Japan, adultery can cost you your job as well as your marriage | The Japan Times

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