is it an issue that japan has only one public broadcasting organizationとは 意味・読み方・使い方

a corporation that is responsible for Japanese public broadcasting, called the Japan Broadcasting Association

of a Japanese public organization, to own something

a public business organization in Japan once called Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation

a contact agency for private broadcasting, named {National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan}

That is becoming a big issue even in Japan.

This has become news not only in Japan but around the world as well.

That has become news not only in Japan, but around the world as well.

This is limited to Japan―not limited to Japan.

That is unique to Japan.

It’s standard in Japan. I hear such a service only exists here.

a mission representing Japan that is dispatched to America

in Japan, the occupation of appearing in commercials

clarify the point of Japan's revisionist problem

in Japan, a telegram sent over a privately owned system

a community in the Yayoi Era of Japan made up of several individual groups

in Japan, rice that is distributed without undergoing national inspection

However, Japan should also address this issue.

in Japan, a type of special local public organization, called a financial ward

an organization that opposes the construction of Tokyo International Airport, Japan

in Japan, a person who holds the occupation of appearing in commercials

The first beauty spot of Japan is worthy of its name

The first beauty spot of Japan does not belie its name.

Japan is concerned that this may affect resources on the Japanese side.

in Japan, political principle that the national diet should be open to the public

at noh-gaku, a Japanese public entertainment, a seat for a guest

in Japan, a type of regional public organization, called a financial reconstruction body

in Japan, a day designated as Newsboys' Day

In fact, one of our employees is in Japan right now.

Is the custom of setting birds free at funerals limited to Japan?

That is completely opposite from Japan.