Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/30/2010

• Japan ruling party calls for weapon export ban easing (Reuters)

• Japan hit by 6.9-magnitude earthquake (AP)

• Japan launches 3D Buddhist temple (The Telegraph)

• Frenchwoman's passions realized with Japanese help (JTimes)

• Japan's influence fading, 42% of Asians say: poll (JTimes)

• With Okinawa's leadership in place, time for PM Kan to stop dodging challenges (Mainichi)

• Marriage counselor advises concerned parents to help their sonny boy get laid (Tokyo Reporter)

• Japanese men working shorter hours: survey (AFP)

• Michelin Can Keep Stars, This Is Way Cooler (Bloomberg)

• Tokyo Sky Tree soars ever upward (Asahi)

• Prince Akishino turns 45; says imperial family must be suited to times (Japan Today)

• Re-elected governor still wants U.S. base moved out of Okinawa (Mainichi)

• Hatoyama says DPJ may have to call snap election next year (Mainichi)

• Japanese manufacturing activity falls as exports shrink (BBC)

• Okinawa sticks with Nakaima (JTimes)

• Japan wijst spoedbijeenkomst zeslandengroep Noord-Korea af (De Morgen)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/29/2010

• Chronicle of a sumo wrestler (Canvas)

• Convenience stores consider funeral services (Japan Trends)

• Japan Adds Kanji to Education List, Includes `Depression' (Bloomberg)

• Leader Opposed to U.S. Okinawa Base Is Re-Elected (NYTimes)

• Japan goes sci-fi in bid to snare World Cup - World Soccer (Reuters)

• Japan spreads the satoyama message (CNN)

• Incumbent certain to win in Japan poll vital to US relations (Monsters& Critics)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/28/2010

• It's time Japan shook off its past and stopped toadying to the U.S. (JTimes)

• Okinawans vote in headache election for Japan's government (asiaone)

• Vlaamse duif naar Japan voor 170.000 euro (De Standaard

• BBC News - Okinawa governor poll to be dominated by base issue (BBC)

• Nicholas Bornoff, Japan Times writer and author of 'Pink Samurai,' dies aged 61 (JTimes)

• Customers swarm electronics outlets as Nov. 30 eco-subsidy deadline approaches (Mainichi)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/27/2010

• Vier jaar wachten op fiat van Murakami (deredactie)

• Saitama geeks freak after 'otaku' matchmaking party deluged by applicants (JT)

• Japanese lap up guide on how to become a cat burglar (Daily Telegraph)

• Wary of spies, police crack down on illegal massage parlors run by escaped N. Koreans (Mainichi)

• Long lack of China strategy puts Japan in a bind (Asahi)

• Okinawa Vote: Down to the Wire (WSJ)

• "There Is No iPhone." But There Is - In A Big Way In Japan (techcrunch)

• People watch the Diet for debate, not vitriol (Asahi)

• Japan passes new $61bn stimulus package (BBC)

• Japan upper house censures two ministers(AFP)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/26/2010

• Selective immigration for highly skilled urged (JT)

• 'Kohaku Uta Gassen' lineup set (JT)

• Japan election sure to show opposition to US base (AP)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/25/2010

• Japon : le drame des enfants «confisqués» (Le Figaro)

• Japan's export growth slows for eighth straight month (BBC)

• M.B.A.’s in Japan Struggle for Respect (NYTimes)

• Japanese firms hire China's brightest (Asahi)

• Sony Said to Seek President as Successor to Stringer (Bloomberg)

• Japan Firms Scale Back Korea Travel (WSJ)

• Japan October export growth slows, worries deepen (AFP)

• Outside View: Japan's child custody law (UPI)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/24/2010

• Yanagida mess shows government hampered by old-school politics (Asahi)

• Kan turning to New Komeito in his political maneuvering (Asahi)

• Facebook and Twitter not making many friends in Japan (RCR Unplugged)

• Japan to suspend plan for free fees for pro-Pyongyang schools following N. Korea's attack (Mainichi)

• Man completes rickshaw trip around Japan, marries woman he met on road (Mainichi)

• Guide Michelin: Tokyo confirme son rang de capitale des 3 étoiles, devant Paris (France24)

• Japan PM urges China to help restrain NKorea (My Sinchew)

• Japan's Restaurants Catch France as Michelin Adds Four Three-Star Venues (Bloomberg)

• Love Hotels to halve next year? (Japan Trends)

• China restarts rare earth shipments to Japan (AP)

• Kan's Dilemma: Public Funds for North Korean Schools? (WSJ)

• How to Move Japan's Economy into the Fast Lane (WSJ)

• Justice Minister's resignation deals possibly fatal blow to Kan administration (Mainichi)

• Japan's declining prestige (JT)

• Japan on High Alert Following North Korea's Attack (WSJ)

• Japan zet zich schrap (De Telegraaf)

• How will regional uncertainty affect the U.S.-Japan alliance? (asiasecurity)

• Chalmers Johnson, contrarian scholar on Asia, dies (BusinessWeek)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/23/2010

• Treinspoor sneeuwruimen in Japan (Krimineel)

• China, Japan boats stand-off in disputed waters: report (AFP)

• Women of the year (Japan Today)

• Scandal! Sumo Wrestler Driving Video (Japan Probe)

• No prison for granddaughter who pilfered pension money (Yomiuri)

• Japanese resignations: The joke that fell flat (The Economist)

• Japanese manufacturers: Leaving home (The Economist)

• Japan’s Biggest Problem? Weak Leaders - Japan Real Time - WSJ

• A Brief History of Gaffes, LDP-Style (WSJ)

• Bullying widespread at chaotic Gunma school linked to 6th grade girl's suicide (Mainichi)

• Approval rating for Kan Cabinet plummets to 26 percent: (Mainichi)

• Residents of Amagasaki choose youngest female mayor in history (Mainichi)

• Japanse minister weg na grap over functie (nrc)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/22/2010

• Le Japon veut accomplir sa « seconde ouverture » grâce au libre-échange (L'Orient-Le Jour)

• Japan minister quits, but hurdles remain for PM Kan (Reuters)

• Japan, U.S. 'to set new China plan' / Joint strategy aims at 'deeper security goals' (Yomiuri)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/21/2010

• Kaleidoscope of the Heart: Relying on superstition for everything (Mainichi)

• Japonisation par applications (clubic.com)

• 2010 typhoon tally may be lowest on record (JT)

• Kan's diplomacy badly lacking solid strategy (Yomiuri)

• Tax-free 'Akiba' lures foreigners (Yomiuri)

• Japan to Deploy Military Forces Closer to Disputed Islands (Bloomberg)

• Heading for the hills - in style (JT)

• Education 38% of family income: poll (JT)

• New kanji list to add 196 characters (JT)

• Documentary film '442' explores pain and hardships of Japanese American WWII vets (Mainichi)

• The effects of a frugal Japanese society (Japan Today)

• Tiny chihuahua set to join Japan police (BBC)

• Japan governor race may strain U.S. alliance (Washington Post)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/20/2010

• 'Battleship Yamato' model to set sail | The Japan Times Online

• High rice intake linked to diabetes risk (Yomiuri)

• Companies going all-out in English (JT)

• Japan says two Chinese ships seen near disputed islands (AFP)

• Edo Period farmhouse gets new life in Paris (JT)

• Chihuahua passes police rescue dog exam (Mainichi)

• Number of prisoners serving life terms hits post-war high of 1,772: Justice Ministry (Mainichi)

• Akihabara figurines shop (kirainet.com)

• Can Japan profit from its national 'cool'? (CNN)

• Inbraak Genk: eerst seks, dan aan de haal met zwaard van 15.000 euro (Hbvl.be)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/19/2010

• Beaujolais Nouveau makes bigger splash in Japan (The Independent)

• 'China hervat export zeldzame grondstoffen' (Trouw)

• Kan hopes new website ups ratings (JT)

• China may resume rare earth exports next week-Japan (Reuters)

• Supercomputer of Japan ranked world's No. 1 (Yomiuri)

• Jack Seward, leading expert on Japan, dies (JT)

• The future of Japan: The Japan syndrome (The Economist)

• Facebook's Efforts in Japan, South Korea and Russia Show New Localization Focus (insidefacebook)

• Will NHK's fee system survive? (Yomiuri)

• Separate beds preferred by married Japanese (What Japan Thinks)

• A special report on Japan: Into the unknown (The Economist)

• Japan Pushing the Yakuza Mob Out of Businesses (NYT)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/18/2010

• A Week is a Long Time in Gaffes...Sorry, Politics (WSJ)

• Resignation calls after Japan justice minister's gaffe (BBC)

• EDITORIAL: No arrest in video leak (Asahi)

• Anti-Japan chatter continues on Internet, but streets quieter (Asahi)

• Canada is best place for Japanese (What Japan Thinks)

• Opposition parties intensify attack on Kan gov't over Cabinet members' gaffes (Mainichi)

• Japan abandons bid to make China a key pillar of its foreign policy (CSMonitor)

• Forget Apple Inc.'s iPad: Japanese Rush to Buy TVs (WSJ)

• 'Top gangster' arrested in Japan (BBC)

• Toyota to sell plug-in hybrid in US, Japan, Europe (BusinessWeek)

• Japan's farming ministry: Pitchforks at dawn (The Economist)

• Kan ducks the rice problem (JT)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/17/2010

• Cabinet approval rate falls to 27% (Asahi)

• Will Prince William's Engagement to Kate Middleton be a Boon to the Japanese Wedding Industry? (WSJ)

• Why don't Japanese take to the streets? (Observing Japan)

• Beaujolais Nouveau in PET bottles fuels retailer price fight over popular wine (Mainichi)

• Japan's yakuza: Death of a mockingbird (The Economist)

• Territorial Rows Undercutting Pacifist Stance (ipsnews)

• A nation that demands quality food: Japan (vancouversun)

• Naoto Kan: 'Japan has lost its vigor' (CNN)

• GDP results paint deceptively rosy picture (Yomiuri)

• Kindergartens, day care centers may merge (JT)

• Kan eyes more money for farmers (JT)

• Japan's Overblown Anxiety (NYT)

• Top 60 popular Japanese words/phrases of 2010 (Pink Tentacle)

• Gov't could come under fire over decision not to arrest JCG officer for leaking footage (Mainichi)

• « Toque à Tokyo » sur Canal+ : De Caunes nous emmène au Japon…

• Eurobiz Magazine's Tony McNicol on the future abolition of the "Gaijin Tax" Re-Entry Permits (debito.org)

• Japan probe collected particles from Itokawa asteroid (BBC)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/16/2010

• App counts calories from photo | Stuff.co.nz

• Ultra-small is beautiful for Japanese homeowner - CNN.com

• Two concerned bureaucrats leave Kasumigaseki

• Kan's personal diplomacy yields limited results

• Japan's narrowing lead | The Japan Times Online

• Yokohama court hands down first death sentence in lay judge trial - The Mainichi Daily News

• Japanse boom met stinkend toverzaad - Trouw

• How to boost corporate Japan: Stop speaking Japanese - CNN.com

• Diplomatic thaws do not mask Japan's waning clout: analysts

• Kan to Hu: Senkakus are Japan's territory : National : DAILY YOMIURI ONLINE (The Daily Yomiuri)

• Japan, China should just chat together, says blogger

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/15/2010

• Picture Japan: APEC at a Glance (WSJ)

• Japan on a budget for business travelers (JapanSugoi)

• Kan wins points for damage control but still lacking long-term strategies (JT)

• Japan's Economy Shows Strong Growth (NYT)

• Buddha visit, ice cream as Obama ends Japan visit (AFP)

• Japan en China halen betrekkingen aan (NRC)

• Japan PM sees pain ahead as trade barriers come down (AFP)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/14/2010

• The big Buddha (Japan Today)

• Media sheepish over island disputes (JT)

• Record low 58% of grads-to-be find job offers (JT)

• Hundreds decry 'unprincipled' liberalization (JT)

• Yoga, an ancient discipline sweeping Japan anew (Mainichi)

• APEC 2010 Diary: No Brag Swag (WSJ)

• Japan: vooruitgang (De Telegraaf)

• U.S. vows defense of Japan / Commitment 'unshakable,' Obama tells Kan in 1-hour talks (Yomiuri)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/13/2010

• Japan protests Medvedev visit to disputed island (AP)

• US presence in Asia vital: Japan (AFP)

• McDonald's Japan New 'Christmas Set' Challenges KFC Chicken Tradition (inventorspot)

• Japan, China leaders meet amid tensions, protests (AP)

• Sengoku slams telescopic camera lenses after 'spy shot' during Diet deliberations (Mainichi)

• At APEC, Japan Finds Way to Highlight North Korea Abductees (WSJ)

• Japan: A cautionary tale (CNN)

• Japan hopes for U.S. help in row with China (CNN)

• Leaked video raises secrecy-law questions (JT)

• Apec leaders set to meet in for Yokohama summit (BBC)

• Japan PM Kan: Japan will open up to more trade (AP)

• Japan hosts APEC meet in shadow of regional rows (AFP)

• Obama backs Japan for U.N. Security Council (Reuters)

• Japanse hitlijsten gedomineerd door 3D hologram (Spotlight)

• APEC SPECIAL Japan's 'golden opportunity' (Yomiuri)

• Japan hosts APEC meet in shadow of rows with China, Russia (AFP)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/12/2010

• Truth behind collision off Senkaku Islands awash in mystery (Mainichi)

• Cop forgets loaded gun in Tokyo restaurant toilet (Mainichi)

• Het verval van Japan (NUzakelijk)

• China's Hu makes first Japan visit since island row (AFP)

• APEC leaders to be treated to cool Japan (Reuters)

• Looking back at 'Japan as No. 1' (JT)

• Tsukiji to bar gawkers at end of year (JT)

• AKB48's new single hits 1-million mark (Asahi)

• Ephemeral beauty in the lives of Edo women (JT)

• Twin Tale: Rising China, Japan's setting sun (CNN)

• In Japan, Adoration for Women's Volleyball (NYT)

• iTunes Japan gets movies (TechDay)

• Japan's Farmers Oppose Trans-Pacific Partnership Talks (NYT)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/11/2010

• Coast guard officer says he has no sense of guilt over leaked collision footage (Mainichi)

• Robot actor makes stage debut in Japan (BBC)

• APEC host Japan shows high-tech face (AFP)

• Japan: Staatshoofden in Yokohama (DS - En nu even elders)

• Coast guard officer confesses to leaking videos (JT)

• No kimonos for APEC leaders in Japan (The Star)

• Japan and the Chinese fishing boat: All at sea (The Economist)

• Suicide prompts major bullying study (JT)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/10/2010

• Six-mat chic: Small spaces suit us just fine (JT)

• Japan’s Other Territorial Headache (The Diplomat)

• Suntory whiskey beats all comers in London contest (JT)

• Japan and China in rare earth dispute (BBC)

• Japan beefs up security around the venue where Asia-Pacific trade and foreign ministers are to meet in Yokohama (WSJ)

• Japan will have tough time protecting farmers from trade liberalization under TPP (Mainichi)

• Japanner pleegt zelfmoord live op internet (Nieuwsblad)

• Japan deploys huge police presence for APEC summit (AFP)

• Fall of Nagatsuma symbolizes DPJ's weakening stance on bureaucracy (Asahi)

• Citizens praise leak of Senkaku footage (Asahi)

• Japanese Wedding Masters Upgrade to iPad Technology (WSJ)

• Japan struggles to compete with South Korea in global market (Mainichi)

• Decision on whether to join TPP deferred till June (JT)

• Japan deploys huge police presence for APEC summit (Sinchew)

• Japan, Singapore top destinations for migrants: study (AFP)

• Japan coastguard employee leaked collision video: NHK (AFP)

• Japan's dangerous deglobalised dream | Guy Sorman (Guardian)

• Toyota Prius verbreekt eigen record ( De Telegraaf)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/09/2010

• Japan collision footage leak probe gets under way (BBC)

• School confirms 6th-grader that killed herself was bullied (Mainichi)

• More Japanese firms recruiting foreigners as they step up overseas activities (Mainichi)

• Japan as Punching Bag (Asia Sentinel)

• Business is business in Japan's Chinatown (Reuters)

• Eyewitness report on how NPA is targeting NJ in Gotanda as security risk for APEC Summit in Yokohama (debito)

• Worstelend Japan steeds gewilder (De Telegraaf)

• Ideas, Identity and Ideology in Contemporary Japan: The Sato Masaru Phenomenon (JapanFocus)

• Maffe mobieltjes maand in Japan (All About Phones)

• Recept Japans gestoofde pompoen (Koken)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/08/2010

• With staid Japan as host, no silly shirts for APEC (AP)

• China: No plan for leader to meet Japan PM at APEC (taiwannews)

• Yokohama on high alert ahead of APEC meet (Yomiuri)

• As Japan Prime Minister Kan Prepares to Host APEC Summit, Opinion Polls Show Shaky Diplomacy Scuttling his Poll Ratings (WSJ)

• Courting a courtesan's life (Mainichi)

• Japan's diplomatic policy paralyzed amid Asia's changing security environment (Mainichi)

• Japan Starts Criminal Investigation of China Boat Video Leaked to YouTube (Bloomberg)

• Japanese prime minister faces tests at home and abroad (CNN)

• Surprising facts about Kanto versus Kansai (What Japan Thinks)

• APEC talks kick off in Yokohama (JT)

• Met veel liefde in de oren punniken (Metro)

• FACTBOX - APEC: The who, what, when, and how of Pacific rim group (Reuters)

• Japan says it will open up economy, seek more FTAs (AP)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/07/2010

• Secluded 'hikyo' train stations attract stressed urbanites with nostalgic charms (Mainichi)

• Japan fans separated at China Asiad match (AFP)

• Kan to Embrace Obama -- Sort of (WSJ)

• Excerpts From Naoto Kan Interview (WSJ)

• Japan to join Pacific free-trade talks: reports (AFP)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/06/2010

• Dalai Lama in Japan, backs Chinese dissident Liu ( Reuters)

• Security Beefed-up in Yokohama for APEC Summit (Japan Probe)

• Anti-China rally held in Japan after video leak of collision (Channel NewsAsia)

• What's on the agenda at APEC meetings in Japan (Reuters)

• Senkaku collisions video leak riles China (JT)

• Collision DVDs left at Saitama station; memo swipes at DPJ (JT)

• Hooters shows why deflation may never go away (TodayOnline)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/05/2010

• Japan investigating China collision video (Reuters)

• Toyota profits continue to soar despite the strong yen (BBC)

• Information leaks in Japan: Oops (The Economist)

• Japan: The land of the rising nationalism (The Independent)

• Lonely carnage abounds in Japan's 'suicide forest' (CNN)

• Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka lights up for last Christmas (Japan Today)

• Miniskirts on Mount Fuji as Japan's `Yama Girls' Spur Trekking (Bloomberg)

• Japan 'Cove' town should try ecotourism: dolphin activist (AFP)

• Purported video behind China-Japan clash leaked (AP)

• Japan's leader appears either assertive or incompetent (vancouversun)

• Women in late 30s giving birth more than those in late 20s in Tokyo (Breitbart)

• No end in sight to Ryoma craze (JT)

• Massive Police leak risks security catastrophe in Japan (asiaone)

• Video of China-Japan ship collision leaked on YouTube (AFP)

• Les étudiants au régime sec (Courrier international)

• Medvedev plans 'active' role in Japan APEC summit (AFP)

• A Russo-Japanese tiff: Unsettling territory (The Economist)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/04/2010

• Toyota roept 4.100 wagens in België terug voor software-update (Nieuwsblad)

• Vienna Philharmonic musician dies in Japan (AP)

• Toyota recalls 135,000 cars in Japan, Europe (AP)

• Lack of vision defines Kan's diplomacy (Asahi)

• Dutch court: Miffy yes, Sanrio no (JT)

• Beijing puts ball in Tokyo's court in APEC runup (JT)

• Rumored China-Russia tieup testing DPJ's ability (JT)

• Russia flexes muscles over island spat with Japan (AP)

• Island disputes reveal Asia's evolving powers (BBC)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/03/2010

• U.K. paper picks Tokyo as favorite overseas city (Breitbart)

• Processed food expiration dates to get revamp (JT)

• Local Election Key to U.S. Okinawa Bases (WSJ)

• Nijntje is niet zo banaal of triviaal (Boek9)

• Japan anti-terrorism data leaked on internet (BBC)

• U.S. backs Japan over isle dispute with Russia (JT)

• Rows pull diplomatic shortcomings to fore (JT)

• China shuns U.S. mediation in its island dispute with Japan (CNN)

• Debate over dolphin hunt a sham: The Cove star (Reuters)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/02/2010

• Russian president to visit other isles off Japan (Reuters)

• Eilandruzie met Japan loopt op (NRC)

• In Japan, dieting moms, smaller babies (Bloomberg)

• Japan No Longer Home For Panasonic? (WSJ)

• Kanpai! Summer Bonuses Up (WSJ)

• Former islanders protest in Hokkaido over Medvedev's visit to Northern Territories (Mainichi)

• Japan still teaching the world (Asia Times)

• Japan Recalls Envoy to Russia Over Islands Dispute (NYT)

• Medvedev's visit just show of muscle (JT)

• Japan says PM to meet Russian president despite row (Reuters)

• Toilets: Japan power behind throne (JT)

• Recipe found for cross-cultural love (JT)

• 'Homogeneous,' 'unique' myths stunt discourse (JT)

• In Japan, the Girls rule, big time (JoongAng Daily)

• Japan firms worry about impact of worse ties with Russia (Japan Today)

• iPhone 4 bestverkochte telefoon in Japan (All About Phones)

• Snap analysis: Russia scolds Japan with disputed island visit (Reuters)

• Some Japan Firms Coping With the Yen's Rise (TheStreet)

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Japan Nieuwsbrief 11/01/2010

• Sony breaks silence over ‘PlayStation phone’ rumours (Telegraph)

• Video shows China ship to blame for collisions: lawmakers (AFP)

• Au Japon, les freeters ne se tuent pas au boulot (Ouest-France)

• Factbox: Japan and Russia's territorial spat (Reuters)

• Japan Faces New Territorial Headache as Russian Presented Medvedev Visits Disputed Islands off Hokkaido (WSJ)

• China media labels Japan foreign minister 'extremist' (AFP)

• Fur items become fashion fad heading into winter (Mainichi)

• Japan protests Russian president's visit to Kunashiri Island (Japan Today)

• Shoplifters getting older ( JT)

• Japan in new diplomatic row after Russian isle visit (Reuters)

• Le double visage des alariés au Japon dans Enquête Exclusive (Le zapping du PAF)

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