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Classified
ads?
Forget about them
by Bill Stonehill
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Scales
of justice
by Barry Brophy
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Mama-san's
babies
by Sarah Dale
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English-language
deficit handicaps
Japan
by Jean-Pierre Lehmann
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Tropical
Tokyo and
the green clams
by Bill Stonehill
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Summer
grass
(A "gaijin" among volunteers)
by Renata Piazza
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Don't
let bad
bicycle days
run you down
by Amy Chavez
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Junior
high school English — 3 years to read 20 pages
by David Appleyard
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Japan's
hard line:
never give an
inch
to China
by Gregory Clark
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Is
Japan giving up?
by Devin Stewart
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My
views of Japan
after a trip home
by Thomas Dillon
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Immigration
as a
source of renewal
in Japan
by John Haffner
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Another
prescribed long
holiday — more
need for a real one!
by David Appleyard
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Remembering
the ghost of a
Christmas past
by Thomas Dillon
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IC you:
bugging
the alien
by Debito Arudou
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Aso's
gift-tax cut
for rich puts
wealth gap issue
on back burner
by Noriko Hama
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Japan's
crisis
of the mind
by Masaru Tamamoto
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Japan
in a post-American world
by John Haffner
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1,500
fed-up
Kyushu citizens
sue to evict
yakuza HQ
by David McNeill
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Getting
back
on the horse
by Thomas Dillon
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'Code
words' provide shortcut to understanding foreign cultures
by Boyé L.
De Mente
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Japanese
scientists
make automated translation breakthrough
by Boyé L.
De Mente
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All
change
in Japan
by Matthew MacLachlan
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In
one remote
corner of Japan,
Emperor still
considered a god
by Ronald E. Yates
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Lafcadio
Hearn,
rolling stone who
gathered moss
in Japan
by David Appleyard
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Who
is that
masked woman?
by Thomas Dillon
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The
myopic state
we're in
by Debito Arudou
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Job-hopping
losing
dishonor in Japan
by Ronald E. Yates
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The
food we choose to eat:
Japan's 'food paranoia'
keeps
high-quality
produce off
the menu
by Duco Delgorge
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The
high cost of children — don't kid yourself
by Thomas Dillon
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Social
responsibility:
the buzz word nobody gets
by Noriko Hama
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Japanese
system stifles foreign scientific talent
by Peter Osborne
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Seiza
— the traditional Japanese sitting posture
by Chyi Lee
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NHK
— the way
it should be
by Thomas Dillon
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The
lowdown on the
cost of 'doing
Japan'
by Boyé L.
De Mente
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Japan
remains
safe haven for
foreign travelers
by Boyé L.
De Mente
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Kidnapped
/
Of separations
and kidnappings
by Bill Stonehill
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Speaking
a
different language
by Phillip Howe
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Loss
of the kimono
a tragedy
by Bill Stonehill
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The
extraordinary
merits of modern-day karate
by Boyé L.
De Mente
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A
train chock
full o' nuts
by Thomas Dillon
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'Secret'
dolphin
slaughter defies
protests
by Boyd Harnell
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Weather
...for
better or worse
by Boyé L.
De Mente
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Open
debate
under
threat
in
Japan
by Sheila A. Smith
& Brad Glosserman
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Hospital
death
exposes 'tip of
malpractice
iceberg'
by David McNeill
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Having
a baby
in Shimane
by Sherry Nakanishi
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The
meaning
of Christmas
by Juliet Hindell
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Groping
for
answers
on
gropers
by Thomas Dillon
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In
Japan, fast food
is
fast becoming
a
health hazard
by Ronald E. Yates
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When
cultures clash — 'sizing' up
the opposition
by Thomas Dillon
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The
importance
of questioning
fearlessly
and
answering
honestly
by Noriko Hama
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What
not to do
in Japan: die
by Thomas Dillon
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The
iron
'Silk Road'
by Bill Stonehill
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Archaeology
and racism
by Bill Stonehill
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Tokyoites
rush to
'commuting hell'
by Ronald E. Yates
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Japan's
rebels
rare,
but hard-core
by Ronald E. Yates
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Foreigners
in
Japan
say
openness all talk
by Ronald E. Yates
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Japan's
Takarazuka
Theater makes
women,
and men,
of talented girls
by Ronald E. Yates
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Japan's
'returnees'
face rejection,
find that coming
home
isn't easy
by Ronald E. Yates
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The
Japanese art
of losing to win
(1965/2005)
by Boyé L.
De Mente
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BBC
Japan should be
given another chance
by David Appleyard
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Two-wheeler
paradise
by Bill Stonehill
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A
sham
anti-smoking
program
by Kiroku Hanai
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Who's
Alberto
Fujimori
and
what's
he doing
sleeping on my
couch?
by Bill Stonehill
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Organized
crime
and the forest
by Lance Olsen
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Monks
fight
'progress'
in old city
by Ronald E. Yates
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Plethora
of barriers narrows
food choices
for Japanese
by Duco Delgorge
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McEnglish
for
the masses
by David McNeill
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Stranger
in a
Japanese land
by Bill Stonehill
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Our
beef
with Japan
by Mindy Kotler
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Living
longer,
divorcing
later:
the Japanese
silver divorce
phenomenon
by J. Sean Curtin
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Could
fear derail
bold tourism bid?
by Barry Brophy
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Selling
sex
in a glass!
by Boyé L.
De Mente
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Crime
and the
U.S.
servicemen
in Okinawa
by Bill Stonehill
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Foreigners
find
divorce
means
sayonara to kids
by Doug Struck and Sachiko Sakamaki |
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Why
foreign men
like
Japan
(It's the girls!)
by Boyé L.
De Mente
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Mountains
and deserts
by Bill Stonehill
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Longtime
expatriates
all
play 'Survivor'
by Thomas Dillon
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Home-buyers in
Japan
up against
a stacked deck
by Mark Magnier
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Japan,
EU
and
agriculture
by John de Boer
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Intellectual
alienation
spawns
hazy policy
by Jean-Pierre Lehmann
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Alex
Kerr's view:
Japan — a land
gone
to the dogs?
by Stephen Hesse
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International
marriages
in Japan
by J. Sean Curtin
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Educational
reform in
Japan,
or how
to 'kill'
children
— a report
by Spencer Fancutt
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The
cold and
the kotatsu
by Bill Stonehill
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Like
Japanese
food?
Try a
spaghetti
sandwich
by Bill Stonehill
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'Inbred'
universities
dragging Japan
down
by Jean-Pierre Lehmann
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Noisiest
nation
in the world?
by Ronald E. Yates
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The
harsh reality
of high school
clubs
by Sven Holm
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Law
in Japan
by Bill Stonehill
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It's
either English
or stay in the dark
by David Appleyard
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Japan
through
English Windows
by David Appleyard
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Conglomerate
'X'
by David Appleyard
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When
in Rome,
do as Romans do?
by Toby Harward
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