Saturday, January 8, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
Japan Nieuwsbrief 01/07/2011
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Rakuten continues internationalization push with hire of 16 Indian engineers (Mainichi)
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Suicides in Japan top 30,000 for 13th straight year in 2010 (Breitbart)
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Japanese microbloggers break records with 'Happy New Year' tweets (Independent)
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Haneda's nighttime services falling short with travelers (Japan Times)
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WikiLeaks: Secret whaling deal plotted by US and Japan (Guardian)
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Japan Nieuwsbrief 01/06/2011
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Dying goes unnoticed amid the hustle, bustle of urban areas (Asahi)
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Struggling Japan PM tries to seize policy initiative (Reuters)
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Japan far behind in global language of business (Japan Times)
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Trade pacts one thing, immigrant labor another (Japan Times)
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Japan's population ages: Will it put its elderly back to work? (CSMonitor)
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Idol pop group sells trips with big discounts (Japan Trends)
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Japan New Year tuna sale sets record of nearly $400,000 (BBC)
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Q+A-Japan PM Kan faces multiple hurdles as year starts (Reuters)
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Japan to Propose Closer Military Ties With South Korea (NYTimes)
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Japan Nieuwsbrief 01/05/2011
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Runner takes wrong turn right before the finish line and loses - TOKYOMANGO
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Japanese miniskirts even in Winter - JapanSugoi - Everything Cool about Japan
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Gov't to launch hot line for victims of sexual, domestic violence (Breitbart)
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Tokyo department stores enjoy brisk New Year sales (Yomiuri)
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Japan open to talks with N Korea - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Monday, January 3, 2011
Japan Nieuwsbrief 01/03/2011
Weekoverzicht
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Record 1.19 million Japanese died in the country in 2010 (AP)
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1,000 cars get stuck in Tottori Pref. due to heavy snow, accident (Breitbart)
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Japan could face prospect of another new prime minister in 2011 (Japan Today)
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7 Lessons learned from living in Japan (The Act of Traveling)
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Photos: Japan's Top Newsmakers of the Year (Japan Real Time)
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Behind the Senkaku Island uproar: the collapse of Chinese economic containment (Mainichi)
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Japan falls for novel on management guru Drucker (Japan Today)
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No. of scorching hot days in Tokyo up nearly 50-fold over last century (Breitbart)
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Nintendo 3DS could be hazardous to children under 6 (LA Times)
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Gov't probes disposal of cremation ashes as competition for gold in bodies rises (Mainichi)
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Japan's sushi chefs to go on global training mission (ABS-CBN News)
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Japan's National Pension, the World's Largest, Faces Reform Pressure (aiCIO)
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When it applies to makeup, Tokyo women the most dolled up: Kanebo poll (Japan Times)
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Japan admits whale meat scam - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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aiCIO - Japan’s National Pension, the World’s Largest, Faces Reform Pressure
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JR Tokai introduces 'family cars' on Tokyo-Shin-Osaka bullet train route (Mainichi)
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Oh my Bento: A perfect balance of beauty and taste (Mainichi)
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Hundreds of vehicles still stranded in Fukushima (Japan Times)
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Princess Aiko's caretaker resigns for 'personal reasons' (Breitbart)
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Japanese Universities Draw Foreign Students With Manga (NYTimes)
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Au Japon, chiens et chats sont rois : la folie du pet 'business' (rue.89)
