And complains about how everyone wants to own its currency.
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Square-Enix quietly announces new title, while Fumito Ueda makes us even more eager for The Last Guardian.
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Japan's CEDEC conference brings under-the-radar news, The Last …
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New Japanese Monster Movies DEMEKING and PSYCHO SHARK Coming to R1 …
Editor’s Note: This story was originally published May 21, 2010) The wedding conductor spoke, her arms moving with slow jerky movements, as her large,
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Robots seen as solution to Japan's aging, shrinking population
Nintendo title charts behind Monster Hunter Diary and Wii Party after selling 45000 copies in its opening week.
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Japan: Metroid: Other M Debuts In Third Place | Edge Magazine
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Japan Safety
Do you remember the ULV (Ultra Lightweight Vehicle”), the one-person electric vehicle developed at Waseda Environmental Institute, a business started at Japan’s Waseda …
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ULV: Japan's Newest Electric Car Goes On Sale
Think it’s only Westeners that look goofy playing Microsoft’s Kinect? Nope, Japanese people look silly, too. Don’t believe me?
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Yep, Japan Also Looks Silly Playing Kinect
Despite the failure of the Xbox brand in Japan , Microsoft is on the right track with Sanrokumaru, the console’s mascot in the region.
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Microsoft, You Need A New Mascot In Japan
Instead of vilifying Japan , conservationists need to engage with it, and accept that any real attempt to conserve the Atlantic bluefin necessarily involves active Japanese participation.
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Seth Korman: Japan As the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna's Savior
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