Blogs Posts on "Japan"
Japan. by This is WTF?! on Nov 19, 2009...
Senior Grandmaster Ed Parker Sr., The Father Of American Kenpo Karate by TheMartialArtsReporter.com on Nov 19, 2009Salute To Grandmaster Ed Parker Sr., The Father Of American Kenpo Karate...
Naniwa: Ancient Capital of Japan, Roots of Modern Osaka by Osaka Insider on Nov 18, 2009Long before the city of Osaka existed, there was an imperial capital called Naniwa. It first served as the seat of the emperor and his grand palace in 645, and for the second time in 744 (capital cities tended to move regularly as new emperors took p...
Toshiba Fellowship Programme Toshiba of Europe Ltd by Free Financial Aid and Scholarship on Nov 18, 2009Innovation is a journey, not a destination…Join our journey! The opportunity of a lifetime awaits The Toshiba Fellowship Programme offers outstanding scientists an opportunity to join Toshiba’s research and development laboratories in Ja...
Hikari iFrame MID under Android by Tech, Gadgets, Web, How to, Reviews, Tips, Downloads on Nov 16, 2009NTT announced in Japan, the Hikari iFrame, a new MID under Android that will be available in early 2010. The MID offers a resistive touch screen of 7″, Wi-Fi, a microSD slot, all for a price around 200 euros. Stay tuned.
Domo vs. Mr. Usaji by El Vomitar on Nov 16, 2009...
Ace Attorney Investigations Demo by Deal With Tech on Nov 16, 2009The Ace Attorney series is a notable example of the overwrought emotionalism and character movements that characterize Japanese narrative culture. Play an Ace Attorney game and you encounter a tremendously surreal court system where legal arguments b...
The Incredible Edible Lotus Root by BionicBong on Nov 16, 2009There is a commercial I would like to see, or even an image flashed in the middle of prime time news these days. The image I would like to see is this: and then this: And then a slogan, like this: A Renkon (lotus root) a day keeps the Doctor away.
America’s Great Apologist Grovels Again. by Conservative Blogs Central on Nov 16, 2009I’ve been looking for something else to write about. Some change from the distressing, embarrassing and depressing norm in the news in this country these days. I’d like to do something light and optimistic.Sorry folks, just haven’t come across...
Tokyo Sea Life Park (Kasai Rinkai Suizokuen) – Part 1 by Travel Japan Blog on Nov 16, 2009Our most recent Grutt Pass adventure had us at the Tokyo Sea Life Park on a Saturday morning. The place was empty in the morning but looked to be getting very crowded on our way out the door in the early afternoon. Live and learn. If you want to visi...

