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Rockin' It In Japan - The Sushi Cabaret Club
The following is a look at a mostly foreign rock band, the Sushi Cabaret Club, based in Nagoya, Japan.
Professor Kunihiko Takeda, Ph.D., is vice-chancellor of the Institute of Science and Technology Research at Chubu University and one of the world's leading authorities on both uranium enrichment and recycling.
Large dinosaur tooth unearthed in Japan
KANAZAWA, Japan - An amateur fossil hunter has unearthed what might be the largest fossil of a dinosaur tooth ever found in Japan.
Point of View/ Kazuhiro Nakamura: Case should be closed on open interrogations
Recently, there have been many cases in which police and prosecutor interrogations of criminal suspects have been seen as potentially leading to false accusations.
Airport blackout delays Northwest flights, 216 passengers stranded
THE passengers of two Northwest Flights from Narita and Nagoya, Japan were stranded for nearly an hour on their planes after a 45-minute blackout hit the Saipan airport at past midnight on Sunday.
Toyota to acquire land in Brazil for plant
Toyota is acquiring land in Brazil for a new plant and is studying plans to build compact vehicles there in 2011 or later -- the latest in the aggressive drive by automakers around the world in emerging ...
S.L. marking 50 years of ties to Japan 'sister'
Whether he was getting a haircut or simply doing some shopping, Ross Chambless regularly crossed paths with locals in Matsumoto, Japan, who knew all about their sister city in the United States.
Expoland ex-officials take blame for accident
Three former officials of Expoland, the operator of Expoland amusement park in Suita, Osaka Prefecture, admitted at the Osaka District Court on Monday that they were negligent in relation to a fatal ...
216 people taken to hospitals due to heat stroke concerns
A total of 216 people were taken to hospitals due to heat stroke or similar symptoms Sunday as temperatures rose above 35 C in various parts of Japan, with one person listed in serious condition, a tally by ...
Sumo: Bulgarian Kotooshu upset on first day of Nagoya meet
NAGOYA, Japan - Bulgarian Kotooshu got off to a shaky start on Sunday in his bid for promotion to sumo's highest rank of grand champion.
Kariya Park visitors concerned as stream dries up
July 12, 2008 11:26 AM - The scenic stream that runs through Kariya Park is slowly drying up, and it appears the City can't - ' or won't - ' do anything about it.
Piece by piece, a place of peace
The Place of Peace at Furman University is less a place than a state of being. You might think the most important part of the Place, called "Heisei-ji" in Japanese, is the Buddhist temple that sits on top of ...
New task force urged to unify the handling of foreigner issues
MAEBASHI, Gunma Pref. A group comprising seven prefectures and Nagoya, home to many foreign residents in Japan, asked the government Wednesday to unify its policies on foreigners by creating a task force at the ...
Emerging low-cost carrier AirAsia Berhad plans to fly to Japan from as early as March 2009, with airfares at prices half those offered by major airlines.
Japanese plant to open manufacturing facility
Takumi Stamping Inc., a producer of small metal stamped auto parts, will hold a groundbreaking ceremony in Fairfield Tuesday, July 1. The new 120,000-square-foot manufacturing facility will produce parts for ...
Hands-free cellphones more dangerous than hand-held ones
Washington, July 5: Thanks to technology, everyone's driving - and walking - with hands-free cellphones tucked into their ears.
Jeju Rejoices in UNESCO World Heritage Listing
Friday marks the first anniversary since the Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes became the first in Korea to be named to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
That question can have quite a different answer if you have an English style garden, or say, a Japanese garden.
Domatsuri dance group to perform at LibDay festival
Dance performers called the "Domatsuri Dancers" from Japan are set to visit Saipan again to participate in this year's 2008 Liberation Day Parade, scheduled for July 4, 2008.
St. Pete Mayor Says 'Sayonara'
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., - For years, Takamatsu, Japan has been St. Petersburg's sister city.