Japan Nieuwsbrief 12/17/2010

• Japan hosts traditional German Christmas market (BBC)

• Nagasaki: Japan's forgotten city (Globe and Mail)

• Japan's love affair with the vending machine continues (CNNGo.com)

• iPhone now fifth most popular in Japan (CNET News)

• What empty nesters? No work, late marriage keeping offspring with parents (Japan Times)

• Special Report: Seven Samurai of new Japan Inc (Reuters)

• In Tokyo, city authorities have approved tighter regulations on the sale of manga comic books with explicit adult content (Japan Real Time - WSJ)

• Le Japon à petit prix? (Canoe)

• Kan's New Year Tax Cut (The Diplomat)

• Japan defence review warns of China's military might (BBC)

• Man arrested in Japan after wounding 13 people on a bus (CNN)

• Isahaya dike gates to be kept open after all (Asahi)

• TV's 'Mr. Fish' finds 'extinct' salmon in Yamanashi lake (Asahi)

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