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China-japan news
Japan News Agency in charge of newspapers
The Japan News is a local newspaper published by the Japan Japan News Agency
newspaper
It is also the fifth most widely circulated newspaper in Japan
midland
Has a great newspaper reading rate. Its corporate headquarters are located in Aichi Prefecture
Nagoya City
Zhonggu is the parent company of the Japanese baseball team, the Japanese Dragon.
- Chinese name
- China-japan news
- Foreign name
- ちゅうにちしんぶん (Japanese)
- species
- Japanese
- class
- Daily paper
- Competent unit
- Japan News Agency
- Editing unit
- Japan News Agency
- Founding time
- September 1st, 1842
- Publication cycle
- Daily paper
- pricing
- The morning paper is 110 yen and the evening paper is 50 yen
- Founding date
- September 1st, 1842
- headquarters
- Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
catalogue
Original Japanese: Japan News
Pseudonym: ちゅうにちしんぶん
Roman character: Chye-nichi Shinbun
Type: Daily
Format: Broadsheet
Owner: Japan News Agency
Founding date: September 1, 1842
Language: Japanese
Price: 110 yen for morning papers, 50 yen for evening papers
Headquarters: Nagoya, Japan
The President: Toyo, Chairman Shirai
Vice President Yin Nan
Koide President Akira Oshima
Capital: 300 million yen
Number of employees (as of July 1, 2012) 3,197 (2,565, 632 men and women)
The mean age was 40.2 years
Business management, such as daily newspaper distribution (Hokuriku China-Japan News Agency, Tokyo Shimbun, Japan News Agency, Nikkankenminfukui, Sino-Japanese Sports, Tokyo China-Japan Sports) books, various projects, the Sino-Japanese Dragon Culture Center Theater
China-japan news headquarters
China-japan news
Hokuriku China-Japan News
Nikkan County Minfukui
Japan Sports Daily (Japan スポーツ)
Tokyo Japan Sports Daily
On May 15, 2012, an article titled "Supporting Kawamura's Speech and Revealing the 'Nanjing' Truth National Movement" was written by Sunichi Watanabe, an honorary professor at Sophia University in Japan. The group held a press conference, claiming that the Japan News refused to publish the advertisement of the group "supporting Kawamura's speech" and violated the principle of freedom of speech, and filed a lawsuit with the Tokyo District Court, asking the court to order the Japan News to publish the advertisement in accordance with the spirit of the constitution.
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