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Oita · OitaNAKATSU, Oita — A giant mosaic artwork depicting the current ¥10,000 banknote has been unveiled at JR Nakatsu Station in Oita Prefecture ahead of the banknote’s design change.See the Story
Oita: Current ‘Face’ on ¥10,000 Banknote to Remain ‘Forever’ at Station
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Oita · OitaFormer Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama celebrated his 100th birthday on March 3. He is at elderly day care service three times a week and takes walks twice a day. His favorite hobby is watching sumo wrestling, he said. He became prime minister in 1994 and served until January 1996.See the Story
Oita: Former Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama Celebrates 100th Birthday
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Oita · OitaReports of the crash of a Japanese Self-Defense Force helicopter on Friday were found to be untrue, the Kyodo news agency said. A domestic television broadcaster earlier said the crash took place in the southern prefecture of Oita. Police in the region identified a person who saw a low-flying aircraft…See the Story
Report of Japan Self-Defense Force helicopter crash erroneous
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Oita · OitaPeople involved in the “Meiji University Alumni Association,” which is made up of Meidai alumni, visited the home of former Prime Minister Murayama Tomiichi (99) in Oita City, who will celebrate his 100th birthday on 3/3, on the 23rd. They celebrated their 100th birthday and handed over 100 years' worth of newspapers published on Mr. Murayama's birthdays so far. Mr. Murayama is from Meidai and was the former honorary president of the same univer…See the Story
Local Oita and Meidai alumni groups celebrating former Prime Minister Murayama before his 100th birthday
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