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The outcome of the auction "gives us the impression that investors are still cautious, and this result falls short of lifting the bond market," said Tomohiko Katsu, deputy manager for capital markets at Shinsei Bank.

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Distracting attentionFormer Japanese foreign ministry spokesman Tomohiko Taniguchi says both Seoul and Tokyo need to bring the rhetoric down a notch.

Japan, South Korea At Odds Again Over Territorial Dispute 2011

It's still like I'm in a dream, said Tomohiko Abe, a 45-year-old machinist who was in the devastated coastal town of Onagawa trying to salvage any belongings he could from his ruined car.

U.S. rushes fresh water to Japan nuclear plant 2011

"Another 0.05-percentage-point rise in JGB yields could have caused severe damage to trading positions at Japanese banks," says Tomohiko Katsu , deputy general manager at Shinsei Bank.

Japanese Yields Fall as Auction Buoys Sentiment Mitsuru Obe 2011

The BOJ may have worried that another round of Fed bond purchases would put new upward pressure on the yen, said Tomohiko Katsu , a trader at Shinsei Bank.

Japan's Central Bank Joins Peers in Opening the Taps Megumi Fujikawa 2012

Distracting attentionFormer Japanese foreign ministry spokesman Tomohiko Taniguchi says both Seoul and Tokyo need to bring the rhetoric down a notch.

Japan, South Korea At Odds Again Over Territorial Dispute 2011

It's still like I'm in a dream, said Tomohiko Abe, a 45-year-old machinist who was in the devastated coastal town of Onagawa trying to salvage any belongings he could from his ruined car.

U.S. rushes fresh water to Japan nuclear plant 2011

Even before the launch of the new system, trading futures outside regular hours was possible on the Liffe market in London, but "the prices there tend to have little impact on the Tokyo market unlike the new trading system," said Tomohiko Katsu , deputy general manager at Shinsei Bank.

Japanese Government Bonds Tumble Mitsuru Obe 2011

Tomohiko Okano , the store manager, says Chinese customers on average spend ¥70,000 per person.

Chinese Tourists Return to Japan in Big Numbers Yuka Hayashi 2012

"It's still like I'm in a dream," said Tomohiko Abe, a 45-year-old machinist who was in the devastated coastal town of Onagawa trying to salvage any belongings he could from his ruined car.

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