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Nagoya is the 4th largest city in Japan. There is a big castle which has a long history, now it is the good place for sightseeing. Nagoya Castle was constructed on the orders of Ieyasu TOKUGAWA in order to secure an important position on the Tokaido highway. Construction was ...
Published on 08/15/2009 in A piece of Japan&Korea | Read more ...
Today, I have become a guide for free walking tour guide for Imperial Palace in Tokyo. Though I am not a professional guide but I speak English so I joined the volunteer activity. It was nice. Today I and other two guides started the tour from Tokyo Station. There were 10 people gath...
Published on 06/13/2009 in Dear People of the World (formerly Dear Americans) | Read more ...
Office Agents, a Tokyo-based company, rents out friends, work colleagues and even relatives to pad out the guest list. For around $208 US, one of the company's agents will attend the wedding as a guest, while a heart-tugging speech will cost an extra 105US and a song or dance will set client...
Published on 06/10/2009 in Brentwood International | Read more ...
Honda has developed new brain-machine interface (BMI) technology that allows humans to control the Asimo humanoid robot simply by thinking certain thoughts. The BMI system, which Honda developed along with Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International (ATR) and Shimadzu Corporation...
Published on 04/13/2009 in Brentwood International | Read more ...
Japan is a world leader in robotics, and in October 2008 a Japanese company will become the first in the world to begin mass-producing a robot that assists humans in moving their limbs. Manufacturing robots and realistic humanoid robots are just two of the numerous kinds of robots that are al...
Published on 02/26/2009 in Brentwood International | Read more ...
Toyota Motor Corp. and a research body of the University of Tokyo have jointly developed a prototype for what many busy career people have been dreaming of for a long time: A hardworking robot that handles household chores. the robot cleans up rooms, smoothly puts away dishes from a dining tabl...
Published on 01/28/2009 in Brentwood International | Read more ...
Reading lots, between my inter-library loaned crime novels -- finished Tana French's The Likeness last week, am reading PD James' new Dalgleish novel, The Private Patient , now, and have Reginald Hill's The Price of Butcher's Meat to read afterwards -- and the arrival of the Wall St...
Published on 11/24/2008 in Beyond Rivalry | Read more ...
Namaste from cloudy Tokyo! I assume that those of you who are reading this article have been to Japan already. Have you seen washlet (how can i translate this, well, electrical bidet ?toilet and bidet in one?) ? If so, haven't you ever thought about bringing 'washlet' to your country? I hear tha...
Published on 06/27/2008 in Incredible Japan | Read more ...
Sakuro Hachi – The older brother of Saphora. He is a reclusive genius, with several degrees, including a medical degree and an engineering degree. His mind is partly cracked, but his sister and his mother are both able to deal with this and help him when he needs it.
Published on 07/16/2007 in The Underhill Journal | Read more ...
Shogun Nakata - The Shogun of all Japan. He is ruthlessly ambitious and will stop at nothing to reach his goals, even doing things that are considered dishonourable and against the strict Bushido Code of the Samurai. The Japanese have long been on the “losing” side of the China-Japan war, wi...
Published on 07/16/2007 in The Underhill Journal | Read more ...
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