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The Japan Times on Sunday 2/28号 掲載内容
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【Timeout】
Learning to embrace the halal industry

With an increasing number of Muslim nationals residing in and visiting Japan, local governments and businesses in the private sector are eyeing ways to target the potentially lucrative market


【WEEK IN REVIEW】
Cameron issues ‘Brexit’ warning (EU残留を主張するキャメロン首相)
Japan vows to resolve Takeshima row (「竹島の日」松江市で式典、韓国市民団体が抗議)
U.S. rejects North’s peace talks offer (米国、北朝鮮の平和交渉提案を拒否)
U.S., Russia agree on Syria cease-fire (シリア内戦、米国とロシアが停戦に合意)
DPJ, Ishin to merge for summer poll (民主党と維新の党が新党結成で合意)
Trump easily wins Nevada caucuses (米大統領選、共和党はトランプ氏が3連勝)
China sends jets to Paracel island (王毅外相、西沙諸島に戦闘機派遣は主権の範囲内と主張)
Takahama reactors may get extensions (原発安全審査、高浜１、２号機合格)
Sharp accepts Hon Hai rescue (シャープ、台湾の鴻海傘下に)

【OPINION】
Japan behind on wind power (風力発電開発の遅れ)
A troubling low autopsy rate (解剖率の低さ)

【ESCAPE】
Sewing stitches of creativity in the streets of Kuramae

【BIG IN JAPAN】
How do you solve a problem like Korea?

【COUNTERPOINT】
Does Tohoku’s disaster tourism exploit or educate?

【MEDIA MIX】
Participation in society should be barrier-free

【LIFESTYLE & CULTURE】
Japan’s cult brands get into character

【SCIENCE & NATURE】
South Africa revives ‘extinct’ zebra subspecies

【BOOKS】
Tokyo’s literature festival resurfaces

【20 QUESTIONS】
Nagano painter, Miwa Komatsu