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Good schools, comfortable life attract wealthy and middle-class families 'Machiya,' temples, sake breweries welcome new successors Investors from world's No. [1]
KUSHIRO, Japan Not every visitor to Japan is looking for Ginza glam or Kyoto antiquities. (confirmed by 2 sources) [2]
TOKYO -- Hoping to attract more foreign tourists, the Japanese prefecture of Shizuoka is testing a new idea that combines traditional Japanese culture and the latest information technology. [3]
TOKYO -- Nissan Motor's turnaround efforts suffered a heavy blow as Jun Seki, who assumed one of the automaker's three new leadership posts just a month ago, will leave the company to join Japanese motor maker Nidec as early as February, Nikkei learn... [4]
By THE IRRAWADDY Wednesday, May 28, 2008 By THE IRRAWADDY Wednesday, May 28, 2008 By THE IRRAWADDY Wednesday, May 28, 2008 [5]
NYAUNGSHWE, Myanmar -- It is an outpost of the wine industry where the terroir rubs against regions with a history of terreur -- the borderlands of Myanmar, where ethnic insurgents and drug lords have been battling a brutal army for decades across la... [6]
TOKYO -- Emperor Naruhito made his first offering of new harvests to the gods Thursday during a closed-door ceremony attended by 510 people, including Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. [9]
TOKYO Emperor Akihito's video address to the nation, in which he strongly hinted at his desire to relinquish the throne, was something of a last resort. [10]
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Good schools, comfortable life attract wealthy and middle-class families 'Machiya,' temples, sake breweries welcome new successors Investors from world's No.
KUSHIRO, Japan Not every visitor to Japan is looking for Ginza glam or Kyoto antiquities.
TOKYO -- Hoping to attract more foreign tourists, the Japanese prefecture of Shizuoka is testing a new idea that combines traditional Japanese culture and the latest information technology.
TOKYO -- Nissan Motor's turnaround efforts suffered a heavy blow as Jun Seki, who assumed one of the automaker's three new leadership posts just a month ago, will leave the company to join Japanese motor maker Nidec as early as February, Nikkei learn
By THE IRRAWADDY Wednesday, May 28, 2008 By THE IRRAWADDY Wednesday, May 28, 2008 By THE IRRAWADDY Wednesday, May 28, 2008
NYAUNGSHWE, Myanmar -- It is an outpost of the wine industry where the terroir rubs against regions with a history of terreur -- the borderlands of Myanmar, where ethnic insurgents and drug lords have been battling a brutal army for decades across la
Firefighters have brought under control a blaze that raged all night at the construction site of a travel centre in Riihimäki. Officials say rail services Tuesday morning via Riihimäki are operating normally.
TOKYO -- Emperor Naruhito made his first offering of new harvests to the gods Thursday during a closed-door ceremony attended by 510 people, including Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
TOKYO Emperor Akihito's video address to the nation, in which he strongly hinted at his desire to relinquish the throne, was something of a last resort.