Archive for the ‘Chubu squash courts’ Category
Saturday, August 30th, 2008
What would you do if mistaken for a molester on a packed commuter train and arrested? Kenzo Akiyama, 67, is a former judge-turned-lawyer who comes to the aid of defendants in these kinds of cases of false charges.
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Former judge-turned-lawyer defends the innocent
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Posted in Daily Mainichi News, Fukushima prefecture, Ibaraki, Kagawa prefecture, Tokyo | No Comments »
Friday, August 29th, 2008
Torrential rain lashed the Kanto and Tokai regions overnight and in the predawn hours of Friday, leaving one person in Aichi Prefecture dead and three missing, while about 500,000 households were advised to take shelter.
More here: Torrential rain pounds eastern, central Japan, leaving 1 dead
Tags: afghanistan, culture, Hiroshima prefecture, international, japanofile, mainichi, mainichi-weekly, national, national-news, news, people, Saitama prefecture, Tokyo, travel, weather
Posted in Aichi prefecture, Daily Mainichi News, Hiroshima prefecture, Ibaraki, Kanagawa prefecture, Region, Saitama prefecture, Tokyo | No Comments »
Friday, August 29th, 2008
Large lotus ponds along the way occupied areas not readily drained, and the fringing fields between the rice paddies and the untilled hill lands were bearing squash , maize, beans and Irish potatoes. Many small areas had been set to …
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Farmers of Forty Centuries Return To Japan
Tags: Aichi prefecture, chinese, Hokkaido, japan, japanese, south-china, station, Tokyo, water
Posted in Aichi prefecture, Fukuoka prefecture, Hokkaido, Kyoto, Okayama prefecture, Region, Squash courts in Japan, Tokyo | No Comments »
Friday, August 29th, 2008
KAKEGAWA, Shizuoka — High-ranking officials of a nongovernmental organization (NGO) visited the bereaved family of a staff member who was murdered in Afghanistan to pay their respects.
Continue here: Top NGO officials visit family of member murdered in Afghanistan
Tags: afghanistan, copyright, culture, entertainment, family, Ibaraki, japanese, kazuya, mainichi-weekly, national-days, national-news, news, Shizuoka prefecture, travel, weather
Posted in Daily Mainichi News, Ibaraki, Shizuoka prefecture | No Comments »
Tuesday, August 26th, 2008
A Taliban spokesman has told the Mainichi that Taliban forces were responsible for the kidnapping of a Japanese nongovernmental organization member near Jalalabad in eastern Afghanistan.
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Taliban sources claim involvement in kidnapping of Japanese agricultural worker
Tags: afghanistan, copyright, crime, culture, japan, japanese, japanofile, mainichi-weekly, national-days, national-news, news, Shizuoka prefecture, sports, taliban, Tokyo
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Tuesday, August 26th, 2008
The border of Aomori and Akita Prefectures on Lake Towada has been left undefined for nearly 140 years since 1871 when the domain system of the Edo Era was abolished.
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Aomori, Akita prefectures to finally define border after 140 years
Tags: akita, business, entertainment, Hokkaido, japan, japanese, national, national-days, national-news, Niigata prefecture, Shizuoka prefecture, sports, Tokyo, travel, weather
Posted in Daily Mainichi News, Hokkaido, Nagano prefecture, Niigata prefecture, Shizuoka prefecture, Tokyo | No Comments »
Monday, August 25th, 2008
Two certified tax accountants who were formerly in charge of cracking down on tax evasion at the Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau failed to report about 90 million yen in income they received.
Continue here: 2 ex-accountants with tax bureau hid 90 million yen in income
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Posted in Daily Mainichi News, Ishikawa prefecture, Region, Tokyo | No Comments »
Saturday, August 23rd, 2008
An Edo senryu, a Japanese poetic form similar to a haiku, reads: "Noon shower, Passes away, From those not in a hurry." You just need a brief shelter for the noon shower to pass by, it says.
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Yoroku: Summer weather pulls new trick: guerilla squalls
Tags: business, copyright, entertainment, international, japanofile, Kyoto, lifestyle, mainichi, national-news, news, Shizuoka prefecture, sports, summer, Tokyo, travel
Posted in Daily Mainichi News, Kyoto, Shizuoka prefecture, Tokyo | No Comments »
Friday, August 22nd, 2008
OITA (Kyodo) Yasuhito Morishima was on target as surprise package Oita Trinita stayed in the thick of the title race with a 1-0 defeat of Kyoto Sanga in the J. League on Thursday. Morishima headed home Uelsei’s cross to clinch victory at Kyushu Oil Dome on 23 minutes, extending unfashionable Oita’s unbeaten streak to 10 games and keeping them within a point of Nagoya Grampus, who ran out 3-2 winners over Shimizu S-Pulse on Wednesday thanks to a double from Japan striker Keiji Tamada. Read the full story
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Oita beats Kyoto to stay a point behind Nagoya
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Posted in Blogroll, Japan Times Sports, Kyoto, Shizuoka prefecture, Tokyo | No Comments »
Tuesday, August 19th, 2008
KANAZAWA — A fishermen’s cooperative has set up a mobile phone Web site for its market to help those at sea decide on which fish they should target, cooperative officials said.
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Fishermen’s coop sets up mobile Web site to boost efficiency
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Posted in Daily Mainichi News, Ishikawa prefecture, Tokyo | No Comments »