Kansai Electric Power is set to restart unit 3 at its Mihama nuclear plant as early as the 12th. The company says it has finished installing countermeasures against a steam leak that had pushed back the schedule. The unit has been offline for routine inspections and maintenance. The move comes as Japan continues to lean on nuclear power to shore up its energy supply.
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Prime Minister Takaichi spoke with Nepal's prime minister by phone and asked for help locating Japanese citizens who have gone missing in the country. The call focused on securing cooperation from Nepalese authorities in the search and rescue effort. Details about the circumstances of the disappearances were not immediately disclosed.
Two companies involved in the "Minna de Oya-san" (Everyone's Landlord) scheme have had their sales and operation licenses revoked by Tokyo and Osaka prefectures. The action follows regulatory issues with the property investment product.
Spectators at the Asian Games are frustrated after buying tickets, only to find the competition schedule has been changed. Many arrived at venues expecting certain events, but the revised timetable left them confused and disappointed. Organizers have been fielding complaints from fans who say the last-minute adjustments ruined their plans. The schedule shake-up has also created logistical headaches, with some ticket holders unable to attend rescheduled events.