Japan Nieuwsbrief 10/01/2011

• Mount Fuji’s Mystery Pond (Japan Probe)

• Ministry maps strontium, plutonium fallout (Asahi)

• Radioactive Ekiden (ex-SKF)

• Anti-Yakuza Laws Go Into Effect (Japan Subculture Research Center)

• Tokyo, Okinawa usher in antigang legislation (Japan Times)

• Cesium fallout map illustrates Kanto levels (Japan Times)

• Panel queries TEPCO rates / Customers pay price for flawed accounting, wasteful spending (Yomiuri)

• Prof. Yukio Hayakawa: Radiation Contamination Route Map (EX-SKF)

• Korean Soccer Fans Celebrate Japanese Earthquake (Japan Probe)

• Hiking - Japan's New Extreme Sport (Shisaku)

• Plutonium traces found in Iitate soil (Japan Times)

• Cesium fallout map illustrates Kanto levels (Japan Times)

• Plutonium detected 45 kilometers from nuke plant(Pu-239) (InvestmentWatch)

• 'Noah' ready for Japan's next tsunami (msnbc.com)

• Tentoonstelling in Japan afgelast uit angst voor straling (HLN)

• Japan Reopens Areas Near Fukushima Daiichi Plant (NYTimes)

• Tepco Faces 'Zombie' Future as Fukushima Damage Claims Mount (BusinessWeek)

• Single females mean big bucks to Japan tourism (Japan Today)

• After a half-century in Hiroo, National Azabu to close Oct 31 (Japan Today)

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