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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
     Toyota Motor Corp. said Tuesday it will recall about 437,000 vehicles worldwide to repair brake problems in its best-selling Prius and three other hybrid models, in a blow to the automaker's brand strength as a pioneer in green technology.Full story
     Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama on Tuesday urged Toyota Motor Corp. to ensure the safety of its vehicles for its customers worldwide after the carmaker filed with the Japanese government the latest in a series of massive recalls, while Japan's transport minister said he will discuss the issue with the U.S. ambassador to Japan on Wednesday.Full story
     A government committee exploring possible alternatives for the relocation of the U.S. Marine Corps' Futemma Air Station in Okinawa decided Tuesday that the two junior coalition partners in the Democratic Party of Japan-led government will present their relocation proposals on Feb. 17.Full story
 
Japanese snowboarders leave for Vancouver Olympics
Japanese snowboarders Ryo Aono (L) and Kazuhiro Kokubo (R), who will tak... 
Unseasonably warm weather in Vancouver ahead of Olympics
Women sunbathe on a beach in Vancouver, Canada, on Feb. 8, 2010. The hos...

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  • 00:47 U.S. editorial excerpts -3-
  • 00:46 U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
  • 00:00  China, N. Korea step up drives for revival of nuke talks
  • 23:56  DPJ lawmaker Edano to be tapped as administrative renova...
  • 02:56 U.S. House postpones Toyota hearing due to expected snows...
  • 02:07 U.S. regulators may investigate Toyota Corollas over powe...
  • 01:38  Toyota to recall 437,000 vehicles worldwide for Prius, o...
  • 01:23 N.Y. stocks rebound in morning on receded concern over ec...
  • 23:20 Panasonic to debut 3-D image-capable full high-definition...
  • 23:36  Man tells police he was assaulted by Asashoryu in car
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  • 22:32 Drone worth 800 mil. yen sunk following failed test flight
  • 21:52  Indicted ex-Ozawa aide says he will not resign as lawmak...
  • 21:50 Somalia seeks greater engagement by Japan in peace-buildi...
  • 18:00  Novelist Wahei Tatematsu dies at 62
  • 17:19 Police act against lumber firm for endangering giant sala...
  • 15:55 Novelist Wahei Tatematsu dies at 62
  • 13:54 Cosmo Oil to buy Ebara unit to enter wind power business
  • 12:28 U.S. study disputes increase in Antarctic minke whale pop...
  • 23:36  Man tells police he was assaulted by Asashoryu in car
  • 21:46 Baseball: Orix hires former Reds star as scouting advisor
  • 21:30 Olympics: JOC seeking partnership deals with other Olympi...
  • 17:51 Olympics: Nagashima 3rd in speed skating time trial
  • 17:49  Police question victim of alleged assault by Asashoryu
  • 03:30 Sri Lanka president dissolves parliament
  • 00:00  China, N. Korea step up drives for revival of nuke talks
  • 22:48 Chair of 6-party talks temporarily vacant
  • 20:16 Avalanches kill 28, injure dozens in N. Afghanistan
  • 19:54  China's auto sales hit record high in January
  • 21:40 Russian coin found in Matsuyama possibly token of thwarte...
  • 21:28 Fujifilm sets up generic drug joint venture
  • 21:23 Gov't panel urges tightening metabolic gauge for women
  • 18:00  Novelist Wahei Tatematsu dies at 62
  • 17:19 Police act against lumber firm for endangering giant sala...
  • 19:57 Actress Asami promotes Japanese 'Roman Holiday' drama
  • 05:58 Comedian Hazama has cancer but continues run-and-sail tri...
  • 19:24  Japan-based multilingual Asian pop culture website score...
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  • 17:51 TV music show featuring Susan Boyle drew 40.8% of viewers
  • 19:48 Black iron Japan kitchenware in spotlight in Paris fair
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  • 14:38 Thai rookie cartoonist wins Japan's International Manga A...
  • 19:10 Brazilian youths treated to Japanese 'anime' posters
  • 23:39 Romans treated to display of Japanese sweets
  • 19:02 Old steam locomotive chugs through snowy Hokkaido
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  • 13:37 Your Time Our Cities: Beijing's CBD links the past with t...
  • 12:53 Two opposite sides of Kathmandu, 200 meters apart
  • 18:30 'Winter Sonata' cafe in Ginza crowded with female fans

 
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