wekelijks overzicht

• Japan: The many faces of Kyoto - Telegraph

• Japanese chefs head to Britain to stamp out Europe's second-rate 'pseudo sushi' - Telegraph

• Exploring historic Nagasaki | The Japan Times Online

• Japan PM considering cabinet reshuffle: report
  | Reuters

• Japan considers workplace smoking ban - UPI.com

• Child allowance has strayed ( Japan Times)

• Rewind 2010: The Biggest News-Making Events in Japan (Japan Real Time)

• New solar-powered Coca-Cola vending machines with LED lights (Kirainet)

• Smartphones measure, turn off household appliances (Japan Trends)

• Four Seasons of Mt Fuji (Japan Today)

• Kan to meet with Ozawa to address DPJ's internal feud (Japan Today)

• In Kanazawa, Japan, Ancient Beauty Fuses With Modern Art (NYTimes)

• Aides ask: What's eating at loner Kan? (Asahi)

• Japan approves record 1.1 trillion dollar budget (AFP)

• Japan falls for novel on management guru Drucker (Washington Post)

• K-pop girl idols draw young Japanese with Net blitz, boy band boom (Breitbart)

• Japan unlikely to reach target for 10 mil. foreign tourists in 2010 (Breitbart)

• Japan's Emperor Akihito celebrates 77th birthday (AP)

• Japan legt nadruk op export culturele producten (express.be)

• 6.3 earthquake hits off southern Japan (foxnews)

• The Japan Tourism Agency Promoting a Plan to Offer Free Wi-Fi at Tourist Spots in 2011 (Japan Real Time)

• Japanese emoticon rubber stamp just for otaku (JapanSugoi)

• Mini Cooper goes book-shopping in Shinjuku (Japan Trends)

• Image recognition aims to add to Japanese ads (BBC)

• Bento boxes are a little bit of home, says chef (Reuters)

• Gov't to suspend Coast Guard member over leak of collision video (Breitbart)

• Japan 7.4 seabed quake triggers evacuations before downgrade (Vancouver Sun)

• Tokyo residents the sleepiest people in the world (CNN)

• Paranoia over NJ purchases of land in Niseko etc: GOJ expresses "security" concerns (debito)

• Japan earthquake rocks Bonin islands (BBC)

• Island Footage: The Other Senkaku Video (Japan Real Time)

• Japan keeps interest rates at close to zero (BBC)

• Top 10 Singles, Two Artists; AKB48 and Arashi Claim All Top 10 Singles in Japan in 2010 (Japan Real Time)

• AKB48 makes history with 5 straight No. 1 hits (Mainichi)

• Japanese cities plagued by influx of crows (Telegraph)

• iPhone/iPad Cat Petting App: Perfect for Lonely Japanese People (Technabob)

• Japan: 24-hour Tokyo (NZ Herald)

• Well at Tokyo's Meiji Shrine popular as 'power spot' (Breitbart)

• Do not pass Go; go directly to Yokohama Monopoly (Yomiuri)

• Eclectic sounds and erratic looks, this is Japanese metal (CNN)

• Japan doodt misdadigers in het geniep (Trouw)

• Music escapes Japan-S. Korea rift (Asahi)

• Les agressions d'employés du rail augmentent au Japon (Ajourd'hui le Japon)

• China slams Japan's 'irresponsible' policy (UPI.com)

• Move Over Santa Claus, KFC's Colonel Sanders Signals Christmas in Japan (abc news)

• Reform in Japan: A step in the right direction (The Economist)

• Over 50 Coast Guard Officials to Be Reprimanded for China-Japan Boat Collision Video Leak (Japan Real Time)

• Luxury hotels go cheap, ryokans pay guests (Japan Trends)

• Japanese pop band boosts onion sales (BBC)

• Japan's Ozawa rejects PM's plea on ethics panel (Reuters)

• Tokyo rally against death penalty draws over 1,800 (Japan Times)

• Asbestos Test Under Fire in Japan (The Center for Public Integrity)

• AKB48, Arashi account for all top 10 bestselling singles in 2010 (Breitbart)

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