When is PlayStation network coming back to Japan?

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   After about two and a half months, Japanese gamers will shortly be able to come back to the PS3's online gaming service. It was sufficient of a nightmare for PS3 proprietors in most of the world encompassing the US when the PlayStation Network went down for a time span of weeks, because of massive attack that compromised the network's security.
   But for people in Japan, it has been even more of a annoying. The country, which acts as Sony's global headquarters, has been far harsher with its criticism of the attack than anywhere else, and has halted the company's efforts to get service back up around the nation until it was able to respond to the government's concerns.
   Now, though, Sony says that it will finally be able to restore PSN service to Japan, thus putting a symbolic plug on the financial and emotional drain that has resulted from this catastrophe.
   For a span of 21 days, all regularly scheduled posts on Sony's official PlayStation Blog which is usually updated with several daily posts from publishers discussing their latest PlayStation titles were canceled to focus on coverage of the outage.
   The company's senior director of corporate communications and social media Patrick Seybold was the only one posting messages between April 22 and May 1, with the exception of an explanation from Sony's Eric Lempel about the new firmware update. Seybold has put up 17 blog posts to keep gamers, publishers, and spectators in the loop.

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