Hiroshi Nakatsuka aims to lift restrictions and gather data to accelerate self-driving technology rollout in Japan, The Japan Times reported.
Japan's new regulatory reform minister, Hiroshi Nakatsuka, wants self-driving technology to become widely available, The Japan Times reported. According to The Japan Times, Nakatsuka said he hopes to remove restrictions and collect data, steps intended to allow self-driving technology to be rolled out more swiftly in Japan.
Source: The Japan Times.
Artist Mariko Mori is back in the spotlight in Japan with her first solo exhibition in 24 years, according to The Japan Times.
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CBC News reported the 2026 federal budget raises grocery payments, expands a low-wage tax credit and makes the caregiver credit refundable.
