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Extractions: International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Japanese soldiers march during a ceremony before leaving for Iraq. Story Tools RELATED Japan: Diplomats shot in vehicles SPECIAL REPORT Inside Iraq U.S. Reaction Global Impact CNN/Money: Rebuilding Iraq War in Iraq Special Report YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Follow the news that matters to you. Create your own alert to be notified on topics you're interested in. Or, visit Popular Alerts for suggestions. Manage alerts What is this? TOKYO, Japan Tokyo sent off its first army team to Iraq in the largest and most dangerous overseas military assignment since World War II. The move Friday follows intense debate on the matter, stirred up by the killing of two Japanese diplomats in Iraq late last year. Dressed in green camouflage fatigues, the 30-member contingent and their backup team stood in formation while listening to words of encouragement from the defense minister and senior officers. "Yours is a very noble mission," Defense Minister Shigeru Ishiba told the assembled soldiers. "There are people in Iraq hoping you will lend them a helping hand."
J@pan Inc Magazine - Business, Technology, People Covering the rise of Internetbased business in japan. Aims to tell the real story of japan's move to a Net-based economy. The new magazine will bring you the latest news, information, interviews, and in-depth reports covering e-commerce and the Internet economy in japan. (Includes articles on localization into japanese). http://www.japaninc.net/
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Download "The Many Roads To Japan" A free textbook/reader. Can Email the author for questions and exercises. http://www2.gol.com/users/norris/roadsdownload.html
Extractions: From the Introduction Japanese people often ask foreigners why they came to Japan. It is not always an easy question to answer. There are many, often complicated, reasons that bring foreigners to Japan. The Many Roads to Japan tells the story of the adventures of one foreigner who had to follow many twists and turns in his life journey before finding his niche in Japan. College-aged students will find they have much in common with John Banks, the main character of this story. As with today's youth, who find themselves in a world that no longer offers them any guarantees and yet demands from them crucial decisions to be made at an early age, so it was with John Banks and his generation, who in their teenage years were also faced with making important decisions in a turbulent, changing world. The decisions made between the ages of 18 and 22 can have a strong effect on the rest of one's life and even catapult one in unimagined directions, both emotional and physical. The key event in John's life was his decision to refuse to fight in the Vietnam War. This decision launched him on a search that ultimately led him around the world and finally to Japan.
Extractions: Information of the Tabletop RPG in Japan for speaker of English. Japanese /English] TRPG.NET (jp) RPG Portal from Japan This site is English mini edition of TRPG.NET FAQ: New core rulebook add new item . FAQ: New core rulebook add new item . FAQ: What is Japanese playing and reading English RPG ? added. FAQ: New core rulebook add new item . New: HAZAMA 06 - Heartwarming Everyday Fantasy is show room of Japanese Game-players art works. "HAZAMA 06" is comical Play by Web in strange Japan. We create other self in another Japan where an occult phenomenon exists really.
Business India/Japan Provides a list of services, articles, fee structure and contact information. http://www.business-india-japan.com/
Hashes In Kansai And Japan Listings and links to all the Hash kennels within that region. http://www.kobehash.com/hashlist.htm
Extractions: Kansai is the Kyoto/Nara/Osaka/Kobe area and is the one you are most likely to visit if you are touring the country. All these hashes are accessable from all parts of the area. All Kansai hashes, like the others in Japan, are mixed. If you are phoning any of these numbers from outside Japan dial +81 and omit the first 0. Mondays: Kobe Hash House Harriers. Since 1978. Japan's second hash, and the largest hash in Kansai. Every Monday at 7:00 pm from various locations. Run fee ¥500. Contact Slimie Limie , 0726-76-2869 or Beerhead 06-6377-7270. Updated 23rd April 2003. Wednesdays: Kobe Hash House Harriettes. The Harriettes run on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm, locations vary. Phone Hash Pig 078-997-1394(H) or Chinko Manko 078-241-2508(H) email Chinko Manko or check out this page . Updated 27th May 2003. Thursdays/Saturdays: The KyoHHH is a mix of runners of varying ages and abilities. We run three Thursdays a month at 1900 and one Saturday a month at about 1500. Beer and Down-Downs to greet the runners. ¥500 run fee. All welcome. Contact Etch at 0775-44-4551, or visit their
Welcome To SIETAR Japan japanese arm of SIETAR, representing an Asian view. Its purpose is to foster intercultural communication cooperation through intercultural education, training, information, exchange and research in japan. http://www.sietar-japan.org/
Extractions: International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Security was tightened at vital locations including Tokyo airport. Story Tools RELATED Dollar surges on terror report Al Qaeda 'planned 2002 Japan attack' Japanese troops enter Iraq YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Follow the news that matters to you. Create your own alert to be notified on topics you're interested in. Or, visit Popular Alerts for suggestions. Manage alerts What is this? TOKYO, Japan (Reuters) Japan has tightened security at 650 vital facilities across the country, including nuclear power plants, government offices and U.S. facilities, to guard against a possible terrorist attack, a National Police Agency official said. The official said the heightened alert Friday was due to such factors as Japan's recent dispatch of a contingent of ground forces to help rebuild Iraq. He declined to say whether there had been any new information concerning a possible attack. There were two late-night explosions near the Defense Ministry in Tokyo this week, which police said could have been carried out in a protest at the dispatch of Japanese troops to Iraq.
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Extractions: "Too depressed to be punks, too happy to be goths, and just too talented to be new wavers. Ah, where to fit in Japan. Sylvian 's talent for ambience is mainly what gets them included. Album-wise, you can jump in anywhere pretty much, they start perky and get more sedate as time goes on." www.vamp.org/Gothic/Text/gothlist.html "Substantially weaker than their subsequent releases, the first two albums of Japan introduced a group of neo-punks, clearly influenced by glam-rock icons of their time like David Bowie and Roxy Music. But with the distintive funky bass touch of Mick Karn and Sylvian 's unique colorful voice, Japan were more than just another neo-romantic line-up hiding behind a mask of make-up. They were different, they were stylish!"
Japan In Al Zijn Facetten Informatie over japan, japanse cultuur, Reizen naar en in japan, japanse taal, japanse literatuur, japanse po«zie, japanse sporten en spel, Godsdienst en Geschiedenis. http://www.uchiyama.demon.nl
Japan's Founding Myth Multimedia demo on the myth of Prince Yamato, the founding myth of japan. http://www.variable.net/hidden/japan/D1_1.J.HTM
