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Events in the year 1987 in Japan.
1987 was the second year of the Japanese asset price bubble: land values in Tokyo rose more than 85 percent between July 1986 and July 1987.
Incumbents
- Emperor: Hirohito[1]
- Prime Minister: Yasuhiro Nakasone (L–Gunma) until November 6, Noboru Takeshita (L–Shimane)
- Chief Cabinet Secretary: Masaharu Gotōda (L–Tokushima) until November 6, Keizō Obuchi (L–Gunma)
- Chief Justice of the Supreme Court: Kōichi Yaguchi
- President of the House of Representatives: Kenzaburō Hara (L–Hyōgo)
- President of the House of Councillors: Masaaki Fujita (L–Hiroshima)
- Diet sessions: 108th (regular session opened in December 1986, to May 27), 109th (extraordinary, July 6 to September 19), 110th (extraordinary, November 6 to November 11), 111th (extraordinary, November 27 to December 12), 112th (regular, December 28 to 1988, May 25)
Events
- January 27: Construction began on Kansai International Airport.
- February 9: First public float of NTT.
- March 17: Asahi beer starts selling Asahi Super Dry.
- April 1: Japanese National Railways is privatized and becomes the seven Japan Railways Group companies.
- April 4: The Ariake Coliseum in Koto Ward, Tokyo, is completed.
- June 1: Asahi TV starts broadcasting the popular short factual television programme See the World by Train (世界の車窓から)
- June 6: A Shojuen elderly nursing home fire in Higashimurayama, Tokyo. according to Japanese Fire and Disaster Management agency confirmed report, 17 person lost to lives.
- July 12: Metal Gear is released by Konami.
- July 23: 1987 Tokyo Metropolitan area power outage, where 2.8 million household affected, which restore spent more three and half hours, according to Japanese government confirmed report.[2]
- October 1: Nippon Gakki Company Ltd. (Japan Musical Instrument Manufacturing Corporation) is renamed to Yamaha Corporation and Konishiroku Honten is renamed to Konica (Konica Minolta).
- October 12: Susumu Tonegawa wins the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine.
- November 6: Noboru Takeshita becomes prime minister.
- December 17: Mega Man is released.
During 1987:
- NTT began the first mobile phone service in Japan.
- Shoko Asahara founded Aum Shinrikyo.
Births
- January 3: Nana Yanagisawa, actress and fashion model
- January 8: Saori Gotō, voice actress
- January 23: Yuto Nakamura, football player
- February 15: Azumi Yamamoto, voice actress
- March 15: Momoko Shibuya, actress
- March 24: Yuma Asami, adult video actress
- March 25: Nobunari Oda, figure skater
- March 26: YUI, singer-songwriter
- April 27: Anne Suzuki, actress
- May 2: Miyu Uehara, gravure idol and television personality (died 2011)
- May 2: Nana Kitade, singer
- May 7: Asami Konno, J-pop singer
- May 20: Taku Takeuchi, ski jumper
- May 22: Takuya Eguchi, voice actor
- May 22: Tao Okamoto, model
- July 3: Mikie Hara, gravure idol and actress
- June 3: Masami Nagasawa, actress
- July 11: Shigeaki Kato, singer
- July 17: Mio Nishimaki, wrestler
- June 17: Nozomi Tsuji, performer
- June 19: Miho Fukuhara, singer
- June 25: Takahiro Itō, actor and voice actor (died 2009)
- July 28: Sumire, model (died 2009)
- August 11: Kazuki Sorimachi, football player
- August 16: Eri Kitamura, voice actress and singer
- August 24: Daichi Miura, singer and dancer
- September 11: Kaori Matsumoto, judoka
- September 26: Rina Nagasaki, gravure idol
- September 28: Sho Uchida, freestyle swimmer
- October 1: Hiroki Aiba, actor, dancer, and singer
- October 3: Asami Kitagawa, swimmer
- October 4: Atomu Tanaka, football player
- October 8: Aya Hirano, voice actress and singer
- October 15: Mizuho Sakaguchi, footballer
- October 23: Miyuu Sawai, model, actress, and idol
- October 23: Naomi Watanabe, actress and comedian
- October 27: Thelma Aoyama, J-Pop and R&B singer
- October 29: Makoto Ogawa, pop singer
- November 11: Yuya Tegoshi, singer
- November 12: Kengo Kora, actor
- November 27: Yuria Haga, model and actress
- December 18: Miki Ando, figure skater
- December 18: Ayaka, singer
- December 20: Yutaka Otsuka, baseball player
- December 20: Michihiro Yasuda, football player
Deaths
- January 21: Ikki Kajiwara, author, manga writer, and film producer
- February 3: Prince Takamatsu
- March 8: Iwao Yamawaki, photographer
- April 5: Tsuneko Nakazato, novelist
- April 15: Masatoshi Nakayama, master of Shotokan karate
- April 21: Haruyasu Nakajima, baseball player
- May 10: Sadamichi Hirasawa, tempera painter
- June 6: Mori Mari, author
- June 16: Kōji Tsuruta, actor
- July 17: Yujiro Ishihara, actor
- July 20: Ichirō Arishima, comedian and actor
- August 5: Tatsuhiko Shibusawa, novelist, art critic, and translator of French literature
- August 7: Nobusuke Kishi, former prime minister
- August 10: Prince Yamashina Takehiko
- August 16: Sumiko Kurishima, actress and master of traditional Japanese dance
- November 11: Hiroshi Kawaguchi, actor
- December 29: Jun Ishikawa, author
Statistics
- Yen value: US$1 = ¥122 (low) to ¥152 (high)
See also
References
- ↑ "Hirohito - emperor of Japan". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 12 June 2018.
- ↑ ja:1987年7月23日首都圏大停電 (Japanese language) Retrieved date on May 26, 2017.
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