Japan paving way for unstamped company contracts

Japanese businesses may no longer have to “sign” contracts or certificates with their company stamp. The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications plans to introduce a system that would let businesses issue contracts and certificates under the president’s name online. Currently, businesses need to create these documents in paper form and then ink them with

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1.23 mil. youths mark Coming-of-Age Day across Japan

A total of 1.23 million 20-year-olds marked Japan’s Coming-of-Age Day on Monday, with some spending their first day as adults climbing up the country’s tallest skyscraper and others enjoying Tokyo Disneyland. The number of people reaching adulthood on Monday was up 20,000 on the previous year, a change on recent figures which had seen the

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At KFC in Japan, the Chicken Is No Longer ‘Finger Lickin’ Good’

Their chicken might be finger lickin’ good, but now we don’t have to put up with any of the oily mess that comes with it! When it comes to fast food joints, nothing beats a burger for a quick-and-easy meal on the go. Not only is it fast, but it’s also easy to eat, with its wrapping conveniently keeping all the juicy

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Japan Takes Self-checkout to a Whole New Level

Convenience store chain Lawson and electronics maker Panasonic Corp. have started testing a staff-less register for which a machine settles the transactions and packs purchased items into a bag. The system, dubbed Reji Robo, short for register robots, debuted at an outlet of Lawson in Osaka Prefecture on Monday. Lawson plans to eventually introduce the

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