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Regions & Cities: 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan TM Special Links
Web Japan 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan TM Special Links Travel Tips and Sightseeing Infomation Sightseeing Amusement There are an inestimable number of sightseeing spots through

Regions & Cities: 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan TM Special Links
Web Japan 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan TM Special Links Japanese Travelogue TAKAYAMA A Stroll Through the Past Yokohama's Chinatown Eighteen Million People Visit Japan's

A Shopping Revolution | Sci-tech | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Some convenience stores, supermarkets, and other retailers are attaching integrated circuit tags to their merchandise. The use of this technology not only enhances convenience for the consumer but also boosts efficiency for retailers.

Nagaya (Tenement house) 2 | Ways of Life | Trend Scene | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
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Nagaya (Tenement house) 3 | Ways of Life | Trend Scene | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
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Roji (Alleyway) 1 | Ways of Life | Trend Scene | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
back next Trend Scene Ways of Life photo Roji (Alleyway) Alleyway (roji) in Yanaka, in the north-east of Tokyo (Philippe Pelletier) next next

Roji (Alleyway) 2 | Ways of Life | Trend Scene | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
back next Trend Scene Ways of Life photo photo Roji (Alleyway) Alleyways (roji) in Yanaka, in the north-east of Tokyo (Philippe Pelletier) next next

Nagaya (Tenement house) 1 | Ways of Life | Trend Scene | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
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People 4 | Urban Scenery | Trend Scene | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
back next Trend Scene Urban Scenery photo photo People Tokyo is home to various types of dogs. (Philippe Pelletier) next next

The Arakawa Effect | Sports | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
The image of Arakawa Shizuka winning the gold medal in the women's figure skating at the Torino Winter Olympics is still fresh in the memory.

600 Million Yen Baby | Sports | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
The Select Sale 2006 auction of major top-breed racehorses was held on July 11 in Tomakomai city, Hokkaido, where To The Victory 2006, a foal born this spring, was sold for a record fee of ¥600 million ($5.2 million at ¥115 to the dollar).

League Without Borders | Sports | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Good news for ice hockey fans in Asia: A full-fledged Asian ice hockey league has been inaugurated for the current hockey season. Eight participating teams from four Far Eastern countries - Japan, China, South Korea, and Russia - will battle against one another atop the ice.

Playing Host Again | Sports | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Japan is in the running to host the seventh Rugby World Cup in 2011. Having formed a bid committee in October 2004, the Japan Rugby Football Union submitted a notification of official candidacy to the International Rugby Board in January 2005.

Germany, Here We Come! | Sports | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Japan has become the first team in the world to qualify for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, which will be held next June and July in Germany. Many Japanese were glued to their TVs on June 8 for the decisive qualifying game, and there was widespread joy at the team's achievement.