Japan's newly appointed ministers got to work on Thursday, taking over their portfolios from predecessors replaced the day before by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in a major Cabinet reshuffle.In the aftermath of powerful Typhoon Faxai that has left hundreds of thousands of households without electricity and water in Chiba Prefecture near Tokyo, Abe said the immediate priority for the Cabinet is post-disaster recovery."We will do our utmost immediately," Abe told reporters at the prime minister's office.The revamped Cabinet will tackle a cascade of challenges, including chilled Japan-South Korea…READ FULL ARTICLE