Japan marks 72 years since WWII end
Citizens in Japan have been observing the 72nd anniversary of the end of World War Two.
Citizens in Japan have been observing the 72nd anniversary of the end of World War Two.
One man was killed and another was seriously injured over the weekend when they were hit by a roller coaster that was being tested at a park in Japan.
Officials say what appears to be a small aircraft has crashed into a mountainous area in Nara Prefecture, western Japan.
The Strategic Force of the Korean People's Army said the missiles will travel over Japan's prefectures of Shimane, Hiroshima and Kochi before falling into waters 30 to 40 kilometers off Guam.
The park fell silent at 11:02 AM. That is the exact moment the bomb was dropped.
About 50 people were injured, public broadcaster NHK said, but no further deaths were reported after two at the weekend and no people were missing.
New Foreign Minister Taro Kono made his debut on the world stage during a series of Association of Southeast Asian Nations-related meetings in Manila.
Authorities are urging residents to brace for mudslides, floods and high waves along the coast.
Average monthly pay, including bonuses and overtime, was nearly 430,000 yen.
A powerful typhoon will likely approach Japan's southernmost prefecture of Okinawa this weekend.