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MacArthur's War: A Novel of the Invasion of Japan by Douglas Niles, Michael Dobson, 2007-05-15

Japan: A Reinterpretation by Patrick Smith, 1998-09-29

Warriors of Medieval Japan (General Military) by Stephen Turnbull, 2007-05-22

Modern Japan: A Historical Survey, Third Edition by Mikiso Hane, 2001-01

The Bubble Economy: Japan's Extraordinary Speculative Boom of the '80s And the Dramatic Bust of the '90s by Christopher Wood, 2005-12-30

Unbeaten Tracks in Japan: The Firsthand Experiences of a British Woman in Outback Japan in 1878 by Isabella L. Bird, 2006-04-30

Kids Around the World: We Live in Japan (Kids Around the World) by Alexandre Messager, Sophie Duffet, 2007-06-01

Japan Remodeled: How Government and Industry Are Reforming Japanese Capitalism (Cornell Studies in Political Economy) by Steven Kent Vogel, 2006-11-09

The Comfort Women: Japan's Brutal Regime of Enforced Prostitution in the Second World War by George L. Hicks, 1997-10

Japan in Transformation, 1952 - 2000 (Seminar Studies in History) by Jeffrey Kingston, 2001-05-04

Seeing Japan by Charles Whipple, 2005-09-15

Japan: Doing Business in a Unique Culture by Kevin, B Bucknall, 2006-05-01

Japan: Its History and Culture by W. Scott Morton, J. Kenneth Olenik, et all 2004-06-01

Japan's Ultimate Martial Art: Jujitsu Before 1882 the Classical Japanese Art of Self-Defense by Darrell Max Craig, 1995-06

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NASDA Home | NASDA
Updated information on Japan s involvement in the International Space Station, launch vehicle developments, satellites, space research and international
http://www.nasda.go.jp/index_e.html

Extractions: Flying to space and into the future from the world's most beautiful launch site. The Tanegashima Space Center has a reputation as the most beautiful launch site in the world, and NASDA has been proud of this. NASDA felt that the reputation of its beauty reflected the feeling that "Japan can do more than we thought", because the role of a launch site should be basically satisfied only with high function and efficiency. We hope that NASDA, which was solely in charge of Japanese space development for 34 years since its establishment, is able to leave a brilliant footstep in history. NASDA has come to its end and has handed over the baton to JAXA. We will continue to strive for a bright future. Arctic Cryosphere Links Winter Climate to Summer Climate -Understanding the Relationship between Winter Climate in the Arctic Region and Summer Climate in Japan- OICETS : 9/25 Update Optical communications test using laser beams was carried out between an engineering model of the Laser Utilization Communications Equipment of the OICETS and a geostationary satellite "ARTEMIS".
BuddhaNet's Buddhist Asia Directory - Japan.
Buddhist Centres in Japan.
http://www.buddhanet.net/asia_dir/abc_j.htm
Ministry Of Finance
Details of the Budget, fiscal outturns, borrowing policy and tax policy.
http://www.mof.go.jp/english/
Japan Karate Association Of Iowa
Run by sensei C.M. Smaby, based in Cedar Rapids. Instructor, classes and events.
http://www.japankarateiowa.com/
Japan-A-Radio; The Internet's Fastest Growing Radio Station Dedicated To Japanes
Web radio station that plays anime music and JPop from 1970 s to current.
http://www.japanaradio.com/

Extractions: We were broadcasting live all weekend from Anime Evolution. We also were in charge of the Dance, and presented the Anime Idol contest along with Anime Evolution. We want to thank all of the Anime Evolution staff, the Japan-A-Radio Canada crew, and all the guests who were able to stop by for a chat with us and our listeners! We hope to be asked back again, and look forward to seeing you all in 2006!
HuntGallery
Located near Kyoto, Japan, original paintings and prints inspired by the Japanese Noh Theater, botany and studies of the figure.
http://HuntGallery.com/
Geological Survey Of Japan Home Page
The Geological Survey of Japan (GSJ) and 14 other research institutes, which belonged the URL of new GSJ (Geological Survey of Japan, AIST) toppage is
http://www.aist.go.jp/GSJ/HomePage.html

Extractions: webmaster@aist.go.jp ÂlîñÛì The Geological Survey of Japan (GSJ) and 14 other research institutes, which belonged to the former Agency of Industrial Science and Technology (old AIST), were reorganized in 2001 April into the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (new AIST). This Web page is a preservation of contents by the old GSJ. The visitors wishing up-to-date information by the new GSJ should visit http://www.gsj.jp/ The GSJ today is a group of organizations in the new AIST coordinated by a Research Coordinator, which consists mainly of 5 geoscientific research units and related organizations. The URL of new AIST (National Instistute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) top-page is
Dix, John
John is a Bizentrained ceramic artist living in Kobe, Japan. Images, biography and resume, and information about the studio, kiln, and recent exhibitions.
http://johndix.com/
JAPAN RAIL PASS
Includes information on prices, validity period, and how to obtain one.
http://www.japanrailpass.net/
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http://www.dgw-in-japan.com/

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Nippon Keidanren
A nationwide business association resolving problems of the business community through committees; makes proposals to government officials.
http://www.keidanren.or.jp/
Katsunuma Wine Cave - Bento.com
Katsunuma Wine Cave, a visit to a winetasting cave in Japan's wine country near Tokyo.
http://www.bento.com/winecave.html

Extractions: Katsunuma Wine Cave Home The Food Gallery search contact us ... About Us Japanese cuisines Japanese recipes The Japanese kitchen Exploring Japanese foods Japanese specialty cuisines ... Jpn foods in history The food gallery Japan field trips Tokyo excursions World food markets Eating in Tokyo Restaurant guide Katsunuma Wine Cave While few connoisseurs would rate Japan one of the world's great wine-producing countries, there is a thriving domestic wine industry, with several dozen major vineyards nestled in the mountains of Yamanashi Prefecture, just north of Mount Fuji. And a good place to try out the local product, and maybe discover a few favorites, is the wine-tasting cave at Budo-no-oka Center , right in the heart of Japanese wine country. Budo-no-oka Center ("Grape-hill Center") was established by a group of local wineries so they could showcase their wares in one central location. Besides the underground tasting area there's also a wine restaurant, an outdoor barbecue area, an observation deck (with a great panoramic view of the surrounding mountains), a wedding chapel and a hotel. But the main draw is the tasting cave, where Y1,100 gets you a tasting cup and as much wine as you care to sample. You can try any of more than 150 different brands, and of course they're all available for purchase in case you find a special bottle that you want to bring home. The cave is pleasantly decorated in a vineyard motif, organized around groups of open wine bottles sitting on barrels. It's all self-service, so you can actually try all 150 types if you're so inclined; the day I was there the group over at the next barrel looked like they were working on it. Visitors here cover a wide range: serious-looking middle-aged types in tweed jackets sipping solemnly, enthusiastic students and young couples, and a gregarious group of local English teachers who seemed to be trying hard to get their money's worth. If you want a short break from imbibing you can wander over to the oddly curated museum display area, where you can see ancient wine-making tools that look more like medieval instruments of torture, collections of unusual wine glasses, and a gallery of old Japanese movie photos.
NHKIC
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http://www.nhk.or.jp/

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TokyoCycling.Com
Mountain Biking in Japan, weekly rides, links to bike companies, and a list of bikeshops.
http://www.tokyocycling.com/
Japan, My Japan!
Useful links on culture, society, mass media, travel, literature and language.
http://www.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/Japan.html

Extractions: Pictures of Mt Fuji [ Mt. FUJI Photo Gallery Senkei Manshoku Fuji Shukei Mt. Fuji or Fujiyama . It is the highest mountain (3,776m or 12,285ft) in Japan and is world-famous for its superb conical form. This symbol of the beautiful land is located on the border of Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefectures. Although it has been dormant, it is classified by geologists as an active volcano. To the Japanese mind, Fujisan is much more than a single volcano. It is regarded as a sacred object, and the climbing of Mt. Fuji has long been a religious practice. It has exerted a great influence upon Japanese culture. Throughout the history of Japanese art and literature, this holy mountain has been the subject of uncountable poems and pictures. The yearning for greatness and beauty symbolized by Fujisan led the ancients to name many local mountains and towns after this beautiful mountain. Some sumo wrestlers and popular stars also have ring names or stage names associated with Fujisan . (Bates Hoffer
Wood-fired Stoneware From Shigaraki By Shiho Kanzaki
Shigaraki is situated in the heart of the Japanese Islands, and is one of the six oldest pottery centers in Japan. The work featured here comes primarily from Anagama style kilns, the oldest style kiln in Japan.
http://www.the-anagama.com/
Japan-Treff
Eine Community fÃ¼r Japan und Kampfkunst-Interessierte. Man findet BeitrÃ¤ge der Mitglieder zu Schwertkampf, Geschichte, Karate, Kendo, Miyamoto Musashi und Krieger. Dazu ein Forum Ã¼ber Kampfkunst, aber auch zu aktuellen Japan-Themen, eine Sammlung asiatischer Weisheiten und ein Lexikon Japanischer Begriffe.
http://www.bushi-do.de
Hotwired Japan
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http://hotwired.goo.ne.jp/
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Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences. (Tokyo, Japan)
http://www.ms.u-tokyo.ac.jp/

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