News Headlines - 10 July 2015

▽Ex-Toshiba chief suspected of encouraging false accounting - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

Instructions from a former president at Toshiba Corp. to “find ways to do something” to achieve profit targets apparently triggered the accounting scandal that has embroiled the electronics giant, sources said.

▽Enigma machine goes up for auction | The Guardian

A rare surviving example of an Enigma machine, used by the German military to send coded messages during the second world war, is expected to fetch ￡70,000 at auction next week.

▽Harper Lee’s new novel: read the first chapter | The Guardian

An exclusive extract from Go Set A Watchman, the new novel by the author of To Kill A Mockingbird. The book will be published in full on 14 July

▽Sake, costumes and J-Pop at London 'Hyper Japan' expo | Reuters

The exhibit, which opened on Friday, celebrates Japanese cuisine and culture. It started at London's Truman Brewery in 2010 and now draws some 80,000 people, organisers say.

▽Frequently Asked Questions about Visiting Japan

Back in 2001, I visited Japan for the first time. I liked the country so much, I ended up staying. Permanently. Over the years, I have gotten numbers emails from Kotaku readers, asking me a variety of questions.
Let’s have a look at some of the most frequently asked ones: