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Japan earthquake and tsunami: See how the country has rebuilt in 11 months | News | National Post

by karlcow

Japan’s Reconstruction Agency will be inaugurated Friday, almost 11 months after an earthquake and tsunami devastated the country. The agency will streamline the process to help municipalities, set up special reconstruction zones and provide subsidies for disaster-hit local governments.

Ashra - Oasis

by ainos
Life In Japan Vol. 2

The Best Samurai Movies Ever (Jidaigeki - Chanbara Movies) Part 1 of 2

by sbrothier
Some of the greatest films ever made are samurai movies usually set in the Edo period, or Tokugawa period, from 1603 to 1868, when Japan was ruled by the shoguns of the Tokugawa family. Sometimes these films are set in the late Heian period or early Meiji era, too.

A day in Tokyo, Japan, in 1963 東京 - YouTube

by karlcow

A Japanese family wakes up in Tokyo and goes to work.

January 2012

Iwan Baan - photography

by karlcow

KAIT Kobo - Kanagawa Institute of Technology by junya.ishigami+associates in Kanagawa, Japan For Domus 913 - Ishigami in Kanagawa

Japan's nuclear exclusion zone - The Big Picture - Boston.com

by karlcow

What does a sudden evacuation look like? After everyone is gone, what happens to the places they've abandoned?

FractionMagazineJapan

by sbrothier
Fraction Magazine Japan features the best of contemporary photography, bringing together diverse bodies of work by established and emerging artists from Japan and Asia.

Sony Throws Away Japan Recruitment Rulebook - Japan Real Time - WSJ

by karlcow

Gone are the indistinguishable black suits requisite for interviews. Gone is the formulaic interview involving a table, a chair either side and rote answers. Gone is the hiring taboo on applicants who spent the year after college studying abroad instead of jumping into the job market.

Visual Culture Blog: Visual Studies and Visual Communication

by sbrothier
The Visual Culture Blog is published by the photographer and researcher in visual culture Marco Bohr. As he reached the finishing line of a theory based PhD on Japanese photography of the 1990s, Marco began the Visual Culture Blog in October 2010 to vent some ideas that didn’t fit into the thesis. Born and raised in Germany, studying photography in Canada, living in Japan, and continuing postgraduate studies in the UK, he hopes to bring an international perspective to the study of visual culture(s). Marco recently completed a Visiting Fellowship at the Australian National University and is on his way to become Lecturer in Visual Communication at Loughborough University.

December 2011

RESTAURATION POLISSAGE AIGUISAGE SABRE JAPONAIS NIHONTO

by Takwann
Japan-Artifacts.fr est spécialisé depuis une dizaine d'années dans la restauration de lames de sabres Japonais antiques. Fort de notre compétence dans ce domaine très spécialisé et la très bonne connaissance des aciers de part notre formation de métallurgiste, nous nous sommes également spécialisé dans la coutellerie Japonaise de cuisine haut de gamme, forgée à la main par des artisans directement descendants d'anciens forgerons de sabres.

Tepco Erects Tent Around Blasted Fukushima Daiichi Reactor - Japan Real Time - WSJ

by karlcow

But even before the construction began, there were challenges. There was no detailed plant blueprint, for one. That information was trapped in a computer in the reactor building and inaccessible. The only layout available was one produced 40 years ago, which didn’t include any of the stacks, pipes and buildings added later.

Sylvia Ann Hewlett: Japan's Working-Women Problem | TIME Ideas | TIME.com

by karlcow

Nearly two-thirds (63%) say that they quit because their career was not satisfying and a startling 49% left because they felt stymied and stalled.

November 2011

Japan: I am Isolated in My Workplace · Global Voices

by karlcow

“The Internet can be a saving grace if you’re isolated in your school or workplace.” - This was a remark from my recent interview with Izumi Mihashi from Lingua Japanese. I was reminded of it when chancing upon a poignant cry in the form of an anonymous blog entry [ja]. Bullying doesn’t stop at the schoolyard.

Codex » Info

by sbrothier
Codex is a weekly music podcast hosted by Jean Snow, recorded in Tokyo, Japan. A long, long time ago in a country far, far away (that would be Canada) he used to have a college radio show. He had two of them, actually, first when he was truly a university student — believe it or not, it was called The Jean Snow Show — and then 10 years ago when he was back in Canada for a year, he did another show on the same station (CKUM) which he decided to call Codex (for reasons that have long been forgotten). He’s long missed those days of hosting a weekly music show — in a proper studio — and although he can’t replicate that same environment, he’s recently started doing similar but on the net, in podcast form.

Single Japanese Men: Two’s Company, 61% is a Crowd - Japan Real Time - WSJ

by karlcow

According to a recent government study, in fact, 61% of unmarried adult men surveyed said they do not have girlfriends.

What Happens When Dutch and Japanese Designers fall in LLOVE | Design Milk

by karlcow

LLOVE is an exhibition consisting of a hotel with guest rooms created by Dutch and Japanese designers to celebrate 400 years of trade and cultural relations between Japan and the Netherlands.

Weekly Yomiuri Special / KAGEYAMA Koyo. Nihon no Josei 100-nen no Kiroku / 100 Years of Women in Japan : A Document (1970) : A Japanese Book

by karlcow
<blockquote><p>Remarques & avis / Review — A superb special issue of the Shukan Yomiuri that sketches a pictorial history of women in Japan from the Meiji period to the late 1960s — profusion of fine photographs, including numerous Meiji portraits, and large thematic series (fashions & styles), finely printed, by the talented photographer Koyo KAGEYAMA.</p></blockquote>

Japan's recovery: Who needs leaders? | The Economist

by karlcow

The quality and commitment of local leaders have been a revelation, so refreshing compared with the bickering politicians in the national Diet (parliament).

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