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Nissan Sells Yokohama HQ in ¥97 Billion Leaseback as Court Deems Upper House Vote Gap an ‘Unconstitutional State’

The updates point to simultaneous recalibration of balance sheets alongside electoral fairness.

Overview

  • Nissan confirmed it will sell the land and building of its Yokohama global headquarters for ¥97 billion and lease it back for 20 years to continue operations there.
  • The automaker said it will book a ¥739 billion special profit in the fiscal year ending March 2026 and direct proceeds to digitalization efforts and research and development.
  • The Sendai High Court Akita Branch ruled that the maximum 3.13-fold disparity in vote weight in July’s Upper House election was in a constitutional state of unconstitutionality.
  • Russia publicized President Vladimir Putin’s awarding of medals to developers of the nuclear‑powered Burevestnik cruise missile and the nuclear‑capable Poseidon torpedo following reported test successes.
  • Sapporo replaced glass smoke barriers with more shatter‑resistant resin panels at Sapporo Station and plans updated inspection standards, as authorities also reported a school bus rear‑end crash in Takaishi, Osaka, that left 10 with minor injuries.