From the Nikkei:
Toyota To Resume Prius Output, Honda Plans On Hold
Foreign Airlines To Resume Flights To And From Narita Airport
Whaling Ship To Transport Relief Supplies For Quake Victims
From the Mainichi:
Restoration work resumed at nuke plant, but 3 exposed to radiation
Fire brigade members in tsunami-ravaged town stood ground until the end
Iodine detected in Tokyo tap water no major cause for concern: expertsPhoto
Japanese fuel terminal reopens
From the Asahi:
Thank you, snowislander.
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Whaling Ship To Transport Relief Supplies For Quake Victims
Nisshin Maru TOKYO (Kyodo)—The mother ship of Japan’s four-vessel whaling fleet will set sail Friday from Tokyo port to deliver relief supplies to areas stricken by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that ravaged northeastern Japan, the captain said Thursday.
The 8,044-ton Nisshin Maru, which returned to Japan Monday from an aborted whaling voyage to the Antarctic Ocean, is now loading tons of supplies, including kerosene, charcoal fuel and cup noodles, for a plan to arrive Sunday at a yet undecided port in the disaster area, captain Tomoyuki Ogawa said.
The vessel took aboard 5 tons of charcoal, 100,000 cup noodles, kerosene tanks and other supplies with cranes Thursday. It will also deliver heavy oil in its on-board fuel tank to quake-stricken areas, he said.
‘’We want to deliver the supplies to areas such as isolated remote islands,’’ the captain said.
On Feb. 18, the mother ship and three whaling vessels halted their so-called research whaling in the Antarctic Ocean for this season, which had been due to run until March, due to obstructive actions by the antiwhaling group Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
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For once, the greenies ended up doing something good, although inadvertently...:):)