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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