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Toyota's Troubles Slam Japan's Motor City
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Naked Japanese pop star in park escapes charges
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Japan's jobless rate up, household spending down
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China inches towards closer ties with Japan
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Barbs traded after negative swine flu test
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Au Japon, la crise fait les beaux jours du Parti communiste
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Kyoto tourists not panicked by flu
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US poet missing on Japan volcano
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From Brazil to Japan and back again
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Number of maiko (apprentice geisha) working in Kyoto: 85
Number of geisha working in Kyoto: 198
Source: Yomiuri Shinbun
In the current Cabinet of Prime Minister Taro Aso, 11 of 17 members are "hereditary politicians." That is, they are the progeny of politicians. The leading example is, of course, the PM himself whose mother, Kazuko Aso, was Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's daughter.
Aso's younger sister is the wife of Prince Tomohito of Mikasa, a first cousin of the Emperor Akihito.
Source: Yomiuri Shinbun
In 2008, two thousand eighty-three college graduates had their job offers rescinded. That shatters the previous record, in 1997, of 1,077.
Source: Daily Yomiuri
The number of Japanese students studying abroad is in decline. This is in contrast to the increasing number of foreign students studying in Japan.
In 2008, 123,829 foreign students were studying in Japan. This is a 240% increase over the figure in 1998.
However, in 2007, just 34,000 Japanese students were studying in the USA, the primary destination. That compares with 46,000 in 2002.
Source: Daily Yomiuri
Support for Tokyo's bid to host the 2016 Olympics has climbed to 76%, according to a nationwide poll.
Source: Daily Yomiuri
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Toyota's Troubles Slam Japan's Motor CityNY Times
Naked Japanese pop star in park escapes charges
Guardian
Japan's jobless rate up, household spending down
Washington Post
China inches towards closer ties with Japan
Times on Line
Barbs traded after negative swine flu test
Asahi
Au Japon, la crise fait les beaux jours du Parti communiste
Le Monde
Kyoto tourists not panicked by flu
Japan Times
US poet missing on Japan volcano
BBC
From Brazil to Japan and back again
BBC
The world’s top-earning horses
Yahoo Sports
Last week's Japan news
Japan Statistics
Number of maiko (apprentice geisha) working in Kyoto: 85
Number of geisha working in Kyoto: 198
Source: Yomiuri Shinbun
In the current Cabinet of Prime Minister Taro Aso, 11 of 17 members are "hereditary politicians." That is, they are the progeny of politicians. The leading example is, of course, the PM himself whose mother, Kazuko Aso, was Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's daughter.
Aso's younger sister is the wife of Prince Tomohito of Mikasa, a first cousin of the Emperor Akihito.
Source: Yomiuri Shinbun
In 2008, two thousand eighty-three college graduates had their job offers rescinded. That shatters the previous record, in 1997, of 1,077.
Source: Daily Yomiuri
The number of Japanese students studying abroad is in decline. This is in contrast to the increasing number of foreign students studying in Japan.
In 2008, 123,829 foreign students were studying in Japan. This is a 240% increase over the figure in 1998.
However, in 2007, just 34,000 Japanese students were studying in the USA, the primary destination. That compares with 46,000 in 2002.
Source: Daily Yomiuri
Support for Tokyo's bid to host the 2016 Olympics has climbed to 76%, according to a nationwide poll.
Source: Daily Yomiuri
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