Japan Nieuwsbrief 05/10/2011

• Japan Scraps Plan for New Nuclear Plants (NYTimes)

• Japan PM declines pay until nuclear crisis ends (AFP)

• How to live happily with pets in evacuation centers (Asahi)

• Tsunami debris to hit West Coast, Hawaii in a few years (Asahi)

• Small steps at home can add up to saving 3.1 gigawatts (Asahi)

• After the deluge, universities face foreign exodus (Japan Times)

• Yokohama hotel offers wedding ceremony with canine 'witnesses' (Breitbart)

• Japan Derives Little Electricity From its Hot Springs (NYTimes)

• Sony's massive leak of personal info another blow to Japan (Mainichi)

• Necomimi, cat ears controlled with your mind (Kirainet)

• Idyllische Japanse tuin open voor het publiek (bndestem)

• Deux mois après le séisme, où en est la situation des étrangers au Japon ? (Japon)

• Geëvacueerde Japanners mogen twee uur naar huis (De Morgen)

• Tepco wants government help for compensation payments (BBC News)

• Twitter brings world closer for Japan quake charity e-book (Reuters)

• Verboden zone Fukushima uitgebreid (VRT Nieuws)

• Veerle De Vod 'Back in Japan' (radio1.be)

• DPJ deputy head for quake task force resigns for playing golf in Philippines (Japan Today)

• Taiga Ishikawa is Japan's first openly gay elected official (TOKYOMANGO)

• Cat ears that express emotions (TOKYOMANGO)

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