Japan Nieuwsbrief 10/19/2011

• Japan relishes status as country with most three-starred Michelin restaurants - Telegraph

• Decon Bubble in Fukushima: Contractors Charging US$13,000 Per House (EX-SKF)

• My last fight (Fukushima Diary)

• Wandering seal a welcome relief for nervous Japanese (Reuters)

• Gevlekte zeehond in Japan groeit uit tot ster (Parool)

• Olympus Execs Woodford and Kikukawa: The Way We Were (Japan Real Time)

• High radiation detected at Tokyo school (Yomiuri)

• Olympus defends action against Woodford, but stock still falls (Asahi)

• Japan sinks 2.4 cm after March 11 quake (Asahi)

• Radiation detected at Tokyo elementary school (Asahi)

• Rosenthal: Ramp Japan is niet te bevatten (bnr.nl)

• Sexless marriages, ineffective police ( Japan Times)

• What does the firing of Olympus’ CEO teach us about Japan? (Foreign Policy Blogs)

• After CEO Exit, Olympus Address Fails to Redress (Japan Real Time)

• Factbox: Compensation for Fukushima crisis victims (Reuters)

• Japan Tops France for 3-Star Michelin Restaurants (Japan Real Time)

• The right to peaceful protest (Mainichi)

• Olympus scandal highlights board inadequacies in Japan (Reuters)

• Fukushima City begins decontamination of homes (Japan Today)

• Fukushima recriticality again (Fukushima Diary)

• Le Japon champion du monde des restaurants trois étoiles devant la France TSN&M6

• Fukushima Debris On Course to Hit U.S. (Scientific American)

• New Murakami book creates buzz in Britain (FRANCE 24)

• Meer driesterrenrestaurants in Japan dan in Frankrijk (Nieuwsblad)

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