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Japan celebrates Dodgers World Series win
In the news this week round up, We covered the Los Angeles Dodgers’ World Series victory, which sparked huge celebrations in Japan. North Korea has launched its longest ever intercontinental ballistic missile. The Liberal Democrats lost their parliamentary majority after Sunday’s general election. A record-breaking 73 women have been elected to Japan’s House of Representatives. And it hasn’t snowed yet on Mount Fuji.
On a dramatic night at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday, the Los Angeles Dodgers came from behind 5-0 in five games to beat the New York Yankees 7-6 to win their second World Series title in five years. Not surprisingly, the celebrations in Los Angeles were wild, with bonfires lit in the streets. Half a world away in Japan, things were a little calmer, although there was still excitement and pride as Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto became world champions. Fans gathered at the edge of the Ginza shopping district and handed out single-page special editions of the newspaper.
The victory capped a remarkable season for Ohtani, who became the first MLB player to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in a single season. He is now a guaranteed winner of the National League MVP award. As for Yamamoto, he is now the first player to win a World Series, World Baseball Classic and Olympic gold medal. On the domestic front, the Yokohama DeNa Baystars are one game away from their first Japan Series victory in 26 years. They came back strong after losing their first two games. They currently lead the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks 3-2 heading into game six.
The launch came a day after Seoul warned that North Korea was preparing to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile as it approaches a crucial U.S. presidential election next Tuesday. Washington, Tokyo and Seoul issued a joint statement on Thursday strongly condemning the launch. As expected, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was unperturbed. “I confirm [North Korea] We will never change course on strengthening our nuclear forces. ” explain. Meanwhile, Pyongyang has increased its support for Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine. The Pentagon believes that approximately 10,000 North Korean soldiers have been deployed to eastern Russia for training.
Liberal Democratic Party loses majority, Ishiba’s early election backfires
Prime Minister Shigeru Stone field Calling snap elections before he has been officially confirmed as the country’s new leader is a political gamble. However, this was not the outcome he had hoped for, as the Liberal Democrats lost their single-party majority in the House of Representatives. The party won 191 seats, while its junior partner Komeito won just 24, meaning the alliance was 18 seats short of the 233 seats needed for a majority. Meanwhile, the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (CDPJ) gained 50 seats, bringing its total to 148.
“We have made progress. We still hope to defeat the LDP and Komeito” explain Yoshihiko Noda, President of the Democratic Party of Japan. “I know we are being judged very harshly. We have to accept that with humility and dignity.” of quarry Response to the election results. Jeffrey Hall, a lecturer at Kanda University of International Studies, told British Broadcasting Corporation This election “is about voters who are fed up with parties and politicians they see as corrupt and dirty”. But this is not where they want to install a new leader. “
Record-breaking 73 women elected to Japan’s House of Representatives
A record 73 women were elected to Japan’s House of Representatives on Sunday. 28 more women won seats this year compared to the last election in 2021. The proportion of seats held by women is now 15.7%, compared with 9.7% previously three years ago. althoughe But this ratio is still far below the 50% target of Japan’s 2018 Political Gender Equality Promotion Law. The law puts forward the principle of equal numbers of male and female candidates in elections to the House of Representatives and the House of Representatives. MP and local councils.
The increase in the number of female candidates this year can be partly attributed to LDP and CDemocratic Party Pay more attention to deployment female. Among the political parties, China Democratic PartyJ The largest number of elected candidates included 30 female candidates. Liberal Democratic Party The next one is with 19while tPeople’s Democratic Party was The third and six. Japan Reform Party, Komeito and Reiwa Shinsengumi each nominated Four Female MPs. The previous record number of women elected to the House of Representatives was 54 women in the 2009 general election.
Mount Fuji remains snow-free: new record broken
It’s November 1st, and it hasn’t snowed yet on Mount Fuji. This is the longest period of snowlessness on this active volcano since records began in 1894. Light snow usually begins to appear on mountain tops in early October. That same week, news of a record-breaking lack of snow came from Simon Stiell, president of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). explain Current national climate plans are “a long way from what is needed to stop global warming crippling every economy and destroying the lives and livelihoods of billions of people in every country.”
last month, kyodo news According to the report, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency, Japan experienced its hottest summer since comparable data began to be tracked in 1898, tying the record set in 2023. “The temperatures are very high this summer, and these high temperatures continue into September, blocking the cold air,” Katsuda Tell AFP. Last month, nearly 1,500 areas were classified as “very hot“days, when the temperature reaches or exceeds 35 degrees Celsius. Experts believe that in addition to unseasonably hot summer and autumn, heavy rainfall may also contribute to the lack of snowfall.
