Kumamoto Prefecture
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Sep 8, 2026
Sep. 8, 6pm The Latest NEWS
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Divers film what could be sunken World War II light cruiser Nagara.
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Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture divers here took the apparent first images of the sunken light cruiser Nagara that was torpedoed by a U.S. submarine during World War II, killing nearly 350 crew members.
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8:44speaker_0NARRATOR
The wreckage was seen about 100 meters deep on the ocean floor off the coast of Amakusa's Ashibukumachi district.
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8:51speaker_0NARRATOR
The survey group, led by underwater explorer Yoshitaka Asaji, 37, took photos and video of what is believed to be the hull of the Nagara.
Sep. 8, 8am The Latest NEWS
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0:12speaker_0NARRATOR
Divers film what could be sunken World War II light cruiser Nagara.
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Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture divers here took the apparent first images of the sunken light cruiser Nagara that was torpedoed by a U.S. submarine during World War II, killing nearly 350 crew members.
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0:28speaker_0NARRATOR
The wreckage was seen about 100 meters deep on the ocean floor off the coast of Amakusa's Ushabukamachi district.
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0:35speaker_0NARRATOR
The survey group, led by underwater explorer Yoshitaka Asaji, 37, took photos and video of what is believed to be the hull of the Nagara.
NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 03:00 (JST), September 01
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18:56Yamaguchi HiroakiHOST
For example, ninth-grade students will be expected to create a system using a sensor attached to a planter to alert them when the soil gets dry.
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19:07Yamaguchi HiroakiHOST
Recovery efforts are continuing in Japan's southwestern Kumamoto Prefecture following the devastating earthquake late last month.
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19:16Yamaguchi HiroakiHOST
A major paper manufacturer that was hit hard by the disaster has yet to resume production, but rival companies are stepping in to help maintain supplies.
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19:28Yamaguchi HiroakiHOST
Three smokestacks at the plant of Nippon Paper Industries in Yatsushiro City were damaged in the July 28th earthquake.
NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 23:00 (JST), August 31
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18:56Yamaguchi HiroakiHOST
For example, ninth-grade students will be expected to create a system using a sensor attached to a planter to alert them when the soil gets dry.
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19:08Yamaguchi HiroakiHOST
Recovery efforts are continuing in Japan's southwestern Kumamoto Prefecture following the devastating earthquake late last month.
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19:17Yamaguchi HiroakiHOST
A major paper manufacturer that was hit hard by the disaster has yet to resume production, but rival companies are stepping in to help maintain supplies.
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19:29Yamaguchi HiroakiHOST
Three smokestacks at the plant of Nippon Paper Industries in Yatsushiro City were damaged in the July 28th earthquake.
NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 14:00 (JST), August 31
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8:51Ramin MaelgaerdCORRESPONDENT
Now all eyes will be on how the two officials will address the recent foreign exchange movements and possible future coordination.
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9:01Ramin MaelgaerdCORRESPONDENT
Nippon Paper Industries is getting help from rivals to supply customers following earthquake damage to its plant in Kumamoto Prefecture.
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9:10Ramin MaelgaerdCORRESPONDENT
The company has no timeline for reopening the facility in southwestern Japan.
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9:18Ramin MaelgaerdCORRESPONDENT
The July 28th quake damaged three smokestacks at the plant in the city of Yatsushiro.
Aug. 29, 6pm The Latest NEWS
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9:08speaker_0NARRATOR
The cabinet approved a comprehensive support package on August twenty-eighth that includes a Kyushu reconstruction discount program to bolster tourism to the region that suffered a major earthquake last month.
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9:19speaker_0NARRATOR
Visitor demand in the region has slumped since the July twenty-eighth quake in Kumamoto Prefecture, and the government is now allocating fifteen point one billion yen, ninety-five million dollars, from general reserve funds to the program to offer deals on trips.
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9:34speaker_0NARRATOR
While the government decided that the program will cover stays starting from October first, each of Kyushu's seven prefectures will determine the specific period it will apply to and when reservations can begin.
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9:46speaker_0NARRATOR
The program will cover accommodation costs and overnight travel packages, according to the Japan Tourism Agency.
The Pacifica Evening News Weekdays – August 29, 2026
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16:49speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The temperature at Fukuoka Airport was 40.4 degrees, while Dazaifu City saw a high of 40.3. Several other places in southwestern Japan recorded temperatures above 39 degrees.
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17:02speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The extreme heat hit parts of Kumamoto Prefecture, still recovering from a powerful earthquake that struck in late July.
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17:09speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The daytime high was 39.2 degrees in Yatsushiro City and 38.9 in Kumamoto City.
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17:19speaker_14CORRESPONDENT
Beijing has voiced its displeasure with the United States after Washington said it would ratchet up its sanctions on anyone doing business with Iran.
NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 03:00 (JST), August 29
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14:06Pra Theera KhaosanCORRESPONDENT
Visitors at a booth wrote messages to people affected by the earthquake.
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14:12speaker_6UNKNOWN
I came specifically to offer my support to Kumamon and the people of Kumamoto prefecture.
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14:19speaker_6UNKNOWN
I want them to keep fighting, stay strong, and gather their strength.
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14:23speaker_6UNKNOWN
I will go back there to visit.
NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 23:00 (JST), August 28
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14:07Pra Theera KaowsanCORRESPONDENT
Visitors at a booth wrote messages to people affected by the earthquake.
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14:14speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I came specifically to offer my support to Kumamon and the people of Kumamoto Prefecture.
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14:20speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I want them to keep fighting, stay strong, and gather their strength.
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14:23speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I will go back there to visit.
Aug. 29, 8am The Latest NEWS
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8:28speaker_0NARRATOR
The cabinet approved a comprehensive support package on August twenty-eighth that includes a Kyushu reconstruction discount program to bolster tourism to the region that suffered a major earthquake last month.
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8:38speaker_0NARRATOR
Visitor demand in the region has slumped since the July twenty-eighth quake in Kumamoto Prefecture, and the government is now allocating fifteen point one billion yen, ninety-five million dollars, from general reserve funds to the program to offer deals on trips.
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8:52speaker_0NARRATOR
While the government decided that the program will cover stays starting from October first, each of Kyushu's seven prefectures will determine the specific period it will apply to and when reservations can begin.
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9:03speaker_0NARRATOR
The program will cover accommodation costs and overnight travel packages, according to the Japan Tourism Agency.
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