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Internetkabel van 10.000 km lang in 2010 (Jul 4)
Japan en Amerika zijn bezig met het aanleggen van een internetkabel door de oceaan. Deze kabel heeft een lengte van 10.000 km en zal in 2010 klaar zijn voor gebruik.


Japan's Yen, China's Yuan, Indian Rupee: Asia Currency (Jul 3)
The following events and economic reports may influence trading in Asian currencies today.


Choe U Ram?s Creepy Robotic Art - Stunning (Jul 3)
Korean artist, Choe U Ram, possesses great mainly artists don?t: a deep thoughtful of robotics. With it, he is creates a massive, precision engineered sculptures with an eerie whole feel. While his explain titled, Anima Machines just wrapped up at the SCAI The Bathhouse gallery in Japan


Toxic fumes suicide forces evacuation in Japan (Jul 3)
Police evacuated dozens of residents after poisonous fumes escaped from an apartment where a man killed himself by inhaling a detergent-laced gas, authorities said Wednesday.


Japan Suicide Rate Nearing Record High (Jul 3)
Tokyo: Suicides in Japan neared a record high in 2007, with over 33,000 people taking their lives, a report released on Thursday says.


U.S., Russian presidents to meet next week (Jul 3)
U.S. President George W. Bush will meet his Russian counterpart Dmitry Medvedev in Japan next week, their first meeting since the latter became head of state in May.


Japan. The highest blogging community?!? (Jul 3)
According to a latest survey by Japan?s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, there are about 16.9 million internet blogs in Japan as of January 2008. Now thats a lot of blogs for a single country. According to these numbers that would mean that about 20 percent of the Japanese internet community are involved in blogging.


Would You? Could You? In a Tree? (Jul 3)
It is every kid?s dream to one day make the coolest tree house and live in it. In Okinawa, Japan, that dream has become one person?s reality? except they made it a restaurant instead of a home.


The Past and Future of Competitive Eating Injuries (Jul 3)
On June 24, Japan's Takeru Kobayashi posted some troubling news on his blog: The greatest eater in the world could no longer open his mouth. The culprit? An arthritic jaw. Kobayashi, who has dominated every Fourth of July hot-dog-eating contest since 2001, later blamed the injury on wisdom teeth that had grown in crookedly, coupled with overly vigo


Japanese Candlesticks And Foreign Exchange Trading (Jul 3)
Do you think of anything when I say the phrase, "Japanese candlesticks?" In fact, this has a lot to do with trading in foreign exchange. Candle charts (also called "Japanese candlesticks") were originally created in Japan several centuries ago so that rice could be traded. Today, thousands of traders use the same charting "system" to track . . .