Weekoverzicht

• The New Japan Bulls - Seeking Alpha

• Snow storm hits Japan (UPI)

• Apple lovers in Japan camp out for 'Lucky Bag' sale (TVAW)

• Judo deaths alarm Japanese parents (ABS-CBN)

• Record 1.19 million Japanese died in the country in 2010 (AP)

• 1,000 cars get stuck in Tottori Pref. due to heavy snow, accident (Breitbart)

• Sake industry looking abroad for inspiration (Asahi)

• Japan could face prospect of another new prime minister in 2011 (Japan Today)

• Japan PM plans cabinet reshuffle (AFP)

• Recordkrimp van Japanse bevolking (AD)

• Japanese law enforcement: A suspicious deah (The Economist)

• 7 Lessons learned from living in Japan (The Act of Traveling)

• Tokyo, Japan | Things to do | Attractions |48 hours (smh)

• Kan looks to send Sengoku packing (Japan Times)

• Japan's gender gap (Asahi)

• Photos: Japan's Top Newsmakers of the Year (Japan Real Time)

• Even tougher year may lie ahead for Kan (Japan Times)

• Rabbit New Year cards (Pink Tentacle)

• Behind the Senkaku Island uproar: the collapse of Chinese economic containment (Mainichi)

• Dewa mountains: Try a quick ascetic training course (Asahi)

• DPJ's diplomatic weakness all too evident (Japan Times)

• Kura Focuses on Efficiency, and Profits (NYTimes)

• Japan voor beginners (Het Laatste Nieuws)

• Japan falls for novel on management guru Drucker (Japan Today)

• Japan's best English language blogs of 2010 (CNN)

• No. of scorching hot days in Tokyo up nearly 50-fold over last century (Breitbart)

• Nintendo 3DS could be hazardous to children under 6 (LA Times)

• Elderly flock to 'healthy' mah-jongg (Japan Times)

• Gov't probes disposal of cremation ashes as competition for gold in bodies rises (Mainichi)

• Japan's sushi chefs to go on global training mission (ABS-CBN News)

• Japan's National Pension, the World's Largest, Faces Reform Pressure (aiCIO)

• The Mystery Of What Foreigners Like About Japan (Kotaku)

• Living in Japan: There's an app for that (Japan Times)

• When it applies to makeup, Tokyo women the most dolled up: Kanebo poll (Japan Times)

• Japanese demonstrations (Kirainet)

• Japan admits whale meat scam - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

• PlayStation phone coming in spring 2011 (networkworld)

• Kabuki going strong, 400 years on (Japan Times)

• Japan calls in the 'sushi police' (Herald Sun)

• Japan's 'Shadow Shogun' to testify over funds scandal (AFP)

• Prijzen in Japan dalen al bijna twee jaar (beursduivel)

• Kan's bid to woo small party flops (Japan Times)

• For Japan, 2010 was a year to forget (China Daily)

• Japan bakery scores surprise hit with 'edible iPhone' (AFP)

• Japan consumer prices continue to slide (AFP)

• Comment faire un bon saké (Aujourd'hui le Japaon)

• aiCIO - Japan’s National Pension, the World’s Largest, Faces Reform Pressure

• JR Tokai introduces 'family cars' on Tokyo-Shin-Osaka bullet train route (Mainichi)

• 'Business hotel for the dead' opens in Tokyo (Yomiuri)

• Oh my Bento: A perfect balance of beauty and taste (Mainichi)

• Hundreds of vehicles still stranded in Fukushima (Japan Times)

• Princess Aiko's caretaker resigns for 'personal reasons' (Breitbart)

• Japanese Universities Draw Foreign Students With Manga (NYTimes)

• Au Japon, chiens et chats sont rois : la folie du pet 'business' (rue.89)

• Sengoku suggests Ozawa leave DPJ (Japan Times)

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