Mainichi Shimbun

Although it was due to natural disaster I am extremely regretful, the Mainichi Shimbun newspaper quoted the Tepco chief executive, Masataka Shimizu, as saying.

Emergency power cable reaches Japan nuclear plant 2011

The Mainichi Shimbun said on Saturday that they had also agreed to have other power companies besides Tepco pay into a fund that would provide compensation.

Japan Nears Compensation for Nuclear Victims Megumi Fujikawa 2011

Four of them were published in 2005 for the first time by the Tokyo daily Mainichi Shimbun, which purchased them from the son, Anthony Weller.

Greg Mitchell: Press Censorship: Famous War Reporter's Historic Scoop Spiked -- for 60 Years Greg Mitchell 2011

Four of them were published in 2005 for the first time by the Tokyo daily Mainichi Shimbun, which purchased them from the son, Anthony Weller.

Greg Mitchell: Press Censorship: Famous War Reporter's Historic Scoop Spiked -- for 60 Years Greg Mitchell 2011

WSJ/DJ : A Mainichi Shimbun poll today showed that 65% of the respondents thought there should be a referendum on nuclear power.

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda 2011

The Mainichi Shimbun newspaper reported Sunday that Osaka Prefecture is finalizing a proposal to ask the central government to relax money-lending laws toallow consumer lenders to apply higher interest rates in some cases.

Shares Fall on Double-Dip Worries 2010

Shares of Japanese consumer lenders surged on a report in the Mainichi Shimbun Sunday that the Osaka Prefecture is finalizing a proposal to ask the central government to relax money lending laws to allow consumer lenders to apply higher interest rates in some cases.

Asia Stocks Mixed 2010

A survey by the Mainichi Shimbun, another daily, also showed support for the cabinet tumbled to 33% from 43% a month ago.

Japan's Prime Minister Slips Further in Polls, to 25% 2010

The Mainichi Shimbun daily, meanwhile, predicted Monday a range of 49 to 59 seats for the DPJ, saying Mr. Kan's goal may be achievable.

Japan's Ruling Party Faces Battle 2010

Japan's top four — Yomiuri, Asahi Shimbun, Mainichi Shimbun and the Nikkei — are also the world's biggest dailies.

Nikkei to Offer Online Subscriptions Daisuke Wakabayashi 2010