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08.03.2025Day Kuroda Spoke While Snow Covered Memory Path

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Japan for 08.03.2025.

It displays 32 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

08.03.2025Day Kuroda Spoke While Snow Covered Memory Path
Early morning weather warnings for western Tokyo preceded coverage of March 11 earthquake memorial preparations, with Yuzuru Hanyu's ice show in Miyagi gaining attention. The commemorative thread expanded through reports of a pediatrician opening practice in Fukushima and fishing industry recovery efforts.

Former BOJ chief Kuroda addressed international accusations of yen manipulation, continuing the currency dialogue from previous days' Trump-related market tensions. The Hokkaido Shinkansen extension delay to 2039 emerged as infrastructure news, while coverage maintained focus on gender disparities in STEM education and workplace equality.

South Korean President Yoon's release after 52 days of detention marked the day's primary international development, while reports surfaced of conflicts between Musk and cabinet members in Trump's administration.
08.03.2025
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災害時と平常時の局面(フェーズ)を区別しない「フェーズフリー」という防災の考え方が広まってきた。発災後の利用に特化したものを備蓄するのではなく、日常生活で役に立つものをいざという時に活用する。11日で東日本大震災から14年がたつ中、個人の備蓄は万全とは言いがたい。企業の商品開発だけでなく、自治体の公共施設の設計などにもアイデアは広がりつつある。 カラフルな紙コップの外側をよく見ると、「ミリリット…
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01:33Earthquake Memory Through Ice and Science

The newspapers expand on two commemoration threads ahead of March 11 earthquake anniversary: Yuzuru Hanyu's memorial ice show in Miyagi (Kyodo News), and new "phase-free" disaster preparation approaches gaining traction in public facilities (Nikkei Shimbun). Additionally, coverage continues on women in STEM education, with Mercari's founder establishing scholarships to address Japan's low ratio of female science students (Huffington Post Japan).

04:56Gender Gap Meets Home Life

The newspapers expand on gender issues in Japan, with a new survey examining household equality's impact on careers (Nikkei Shimbun), while coverage continues on women's low participation in STEM fields (Huffington Post Japan). International coverage focuses on Trump's new threats of Russian sanctions over Ukraine (Japan Times), as post-disaster fishing industry recovery efforts gain attention (Yahoo News Japan).
06:51
【ワシントン=飛田臨太郎】トランプ米政権内で実業家イーロン・マスク氏と閣僚との亀裂が表面化し始めている。米紙ニューヨーク・タイムズ(NYT)は7日、マスク氏とルビオ国務長官らが6日の閣議で言い争ったと報じた。トランプ大統領はマスク氏の権限は各省庁への「勧告」にとどまるとの認識を示し、その場を収めたという。 6日の閣議は非公開だったが、NYTは当日の様子を知る5人の関係者から聞き取った。米政府効率…
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07:08Kuroda Defends Yen While Quake Memory Lives

The newspapers expand on currency discussions as former BOJ chief Kuroda addresses accusations of yen manipulation (Japan Times), while continuing coverage of wage increases at major corporations like Uniqlo (Japan Business Press). Coverage of March 11 earthquake anniversary continues through Hanyu's memorial performance (Kyodo News) and a new pediatrician opening practice in Fukushima (Yahoo News Japan).
07:21
【ワシントン=飛田臨太郎】トランプ米政権内で実業家イーロン・マスク氏と閣僚との亀裂が表面化し始めている。米紙ニューヨーク・タイムズ(NYT)は7日、マスク氏とルビオ国務長官らが6日の閣議で言い争ったと報じた。トランプ大統領はマスク氏の権限は各省庁への「勧告」にとどまるとの認識を示し、その場を収めたという。 6日の閣議は非公開だったが、NYTは当日の様子を知る5人の関係者から聞き取った。米政府効率…
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08:54
The government plans to delay its plan to extend the Hokkaido Shinkansen Line, Japan's northernmost bullet train route, to Sapporo by eight years to March 2039, partly due to tunnel construction difficulties, a source close to the matter said Saturday.
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09:12Sapporo Train Takes Longer Route

The newspapers expand on infrastructure developments as the Hokkaido Shinkansen extension faces an eight-year delay to 2039 due to tunnel construction challenges (Kyodo News). Coverage continues on gender disparities in STEM education (Huffington Post) and corporate wage discussions (Japan Business Press), while former BOJ chief Kuroda addresses international concerns over yen manipulation (Japan Times).
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12:27Yoon Walks Free

The newspapers expand as South Korean President Yoon is released from 52-day detention over martial law imposition (Kyodo News English), while coverage continues on gender disparities in STEM education with new scholarship initiatives (Huffington Post Japan). Internal tensions surface in Trump administration as Musk clashes with cabinet members (Nikkei Shimbun), while former BOJ chief Kuroda addresses yen manipulation concerns (Japan Times).
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東南アジアの音楽シーンで各国独自の楽曲が目立ってきた。ヒット曲の多くが米国発だったインドネシアは再生数の自国シェアが米国を逆転した。デジタル化で制作や流通のコストが下がり、オリジナル曲を発信しやすくなったのが大きい。母国語がメインのSNSの動画BGMが接点になるなど消費の形態も変わってきた。購買力を備えた中間層の拡大もあり、自前のポピュラー音楽が花開いている。…
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19:18Southeast Asian Pop Music Surpasses American Hits

The newspapers report on Southeast Asian music scene developments, with local pop songs gaining prominence over U.S. music in countries like Indonesia (Nikkei Shimbun). Digital technology has lowered production costs, enabling more original music creation in native languages, supported by growing middle-class consumers. Meanwhile, news of a magnitude 4 earthquake in northern Amami islands is reported, with no tsunami threat (Yahoo News Japan). Coverage continues on former BOJ chief Kuroda addressing yen manipulation concerns (Japan Times) and South Korean President Yoon's release after 52 days in detention (Kyodo News English).