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Tokyo Screening of Age of Stupid | 13/09/09 Age of Stupid Movie - in Japan.  more | 
Age of Stupid - Japan - Global Premiere03/09/09 The Age of Stupid http://www.ageofstupid.net/ movie was released London on March 15th 2009. Some many months later, lot of hard work, over 20 translations and ongoing grassroots support the movie is to be released globally on 22nd September 2009. more | 
Copenhagen are you aware of what is happening?26/05/09 The COP15 conference is the fifteenth Conference of the Parties under the United Nations’ Climate Change Convention. The conference will take place from 7 December to 18 December 2009. more | 
Loincloth gives freedom for women11/05/09 Fundoshi have been the traditional underwear for Japanese men since ancient times - whether Samurai, during festival (matsuri) and also Sumo wrestlers still wear them during competition. more
Feudal Japan rises to challenge Google Maps | 05/05/09 Maps have been an intricate part of our lives for many years. GOOGLE Earth has faced various questions about privacy in Finland and UK since its recent release of Maps. Within Japan it is embroiled in a racial controversy and facing inquiries from Japan's Justice Ministry. more
Green and Eco alternatives could help rebuild UK and Japanese ec | 29/04/09 Japan and the UK can indeed collaborate productively to in an increasingly prominent sector - clean tech/energy efficiency and conservation. more
Japanese Prefects set up shop in Ginza | 27/02/09 Ginza is traditionally known to be Glitzy - with famous upmarket shopping, art galleries, dining and entertainment. more
Eco tourism could enable Kyoto to breathe | 20/02/09 Kyoto is the ancient capital of Japan. It contains nearly 20 percent of Japan's national treasures. Kyoto brings alive the traditional aspects of its history – rock gardens, temples, bustling narrow streets, Geisha women dressed in traditional kimono, local artisans hand making toys and gifts, traditional wooden built restaurants serving local delicacies and cafes. more |
