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Pagoda in the Sky | Sci-tech | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
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Close A recent picture of the Sky Tree under construction, at a height of 398 meters.
Voyage to Venus 2 - Hi-tech - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan
In 2010, Japan launched its first mission to Venus. The Akatsuki probe is the first ever attempt to put a satellite in orbit around another planet to study the climate there, just like a weather satellite on Earth.
Voyage to Venus 1 - Hi-tech - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan
In 2010, Japan launched its first mission to Venus. The Akatsuki probe is the first ever attempt to put a satellite in orbit around another planet to study the climate there, just like a weather satellite on Earth.
Hawaii - Monthly News - Archives - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan
An astronomy class at a school in the tiny village of Katsurao, Fukushima Prefecture, was treated to breathtaking images of the universe when it was linked to a observatory in Hawaii 6,000 kilometers away via videophone.
Subaru - Monthly News - Archives - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan
Hawaii's Mount Mauna Kea is a favorite spot for professional astronomers. More than a dozen observatories sit atop the mountain, vying for the best view of the heavens. But when it comes to good "eyesight," nothing quite beats the Subaru telescope.
Comet - Monthly News - Archives - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan
The International Astronomical Union named a newly discovered comet after a Japanese amateur astronomer in early February. The discoverer is the tenth Japanese to receive this honor.
Turning Thoughts into Pictures | Sci-tech | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
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Fibers of the Future | Sci-tech | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
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Fibers of the Future | Sci-tech | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
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Turning Thoughts into Pictures | Sci-tech | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
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Close The pictures shown to the subject (top row); the images recreated based on blood flow data (bottom row).©ATR
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Close An image from the analysis of blood flow changes. ©ATR
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Pikmin - What's Cool in Japan - Archives - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan
Pikmin are strange little life-forms that are similar to plants but walk on two feet. You may be wondering where in the world such creatures live, but they are actually characters appearing in a video game that is played on the Nintendo GameCube. Ever since the game--also called Pikmin--was released in October 2001, they have been loved by kids across Japan.
Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan - What's Cool in Japan - Archives - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan
This article introduces the 2005 World Exposition, Aichi, Japan, a vast six-month-long event showcasing environmentally friendly technology and lifestyles for the twenty-first century.
Dancing with Robots! - Kids in Action - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan
RoboCup Junior, the kids' section of RoboCup 2005 Osaka, was held from July 13 to 17, 2005. Robots designed and built by hand were fielded by 161 teams of kids from 18 countries and regions. The teams competed in three categories: robot soccer, robot dancing, and rescue.
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