Kumano

Hideo Kumano, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute, said the Japanese markets will now be focussed on "whether the BOJ is asked to provide additional measures to support the economy as the government moves forward with the discussion of a supplementary budget."

Asia Markets Mixed as Tokyo Turns Cautious Colin Ng 2011

"This reading alone warrants no optimism" as the growth is created by a rapid recovery from the March earthquake and tsunami, said Dai-ichi Life Research Institute chief economist Hideo Kumano.

Japan Economy Rebounds From Earthquake Takashi Nakamichi 2011

"If the current yen rates were to remain, we would see firms struggling harder than now," said Hideo Kumano , chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute.

Euro Fall Hurts Japanese Exporters Takashi Mochizuki 2011

Hideo Kumano , an economist for Dai-Ichi Life Research Institute, said Mr. Noda's economic policies have attracted support among party politicians.

Yoshihiko Noda Is Low-Key Politician With Hawkish Bent Yuka Hayashi 2011

The outcome shows that there are "worries among smaller firms, even if they were not directly affected," said Hideo Kumano , chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute.

Tankan Results Show Dimmer Outlook Megumi Fujikawa 2011

Market participants are keen to know "whether the BOJ was asked to provide additional measures by government representatives to support the economy as the government move forward with its discussion of supplementary budgets" in the coming months, said Hideo Kumano, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute.

BOJ Stands Pat on Policy Megumi Fujikawa 2011

The Kumano Kodo meaning "Kumano old roads" includes the Buddhist retreat of Mt. Koya and the temple area of Yoshino, sites that are relatively well-visited because of their proximity to Kyoto and Osaka.

Japan's Old Roads Paul Baylis 2010

"The important thing about coming to Kumano," says Mr. Towle, "is going home, taking the feeling you have in Kumano and importing it into your daily life."

Japan's Old Roads Paul Baylis 2010

One of the torpedoes blew off the bow of an enemy cruiser, the Kumano.

Dead In the Water 2007

Another Mie festival held this week was the Otsuna-kake Kamigoto at the Hana no Iwaya Shrine in Kumano.

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