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Archived Japan related articles in the media

Best Inventions: Infoscope. Two years ago, IBM researcher Ismail Haritaoglu found himself at a Tokyo train station, unable to make heads or tails of the kanji lettering in the posted routes and timetables. Next time he'll be ready. His InfoScope snaps a picture of a street sign and ships it over a wireless network to a remote computer that extracts the text and beams back a translation — all in less than 15 seconds. Haritaoglu is working on a similar service for GPS-equipped cell phones that would offer travel tips ...More from Time Magazine Can You Say Adios in Ainu? There are 6,000 languages in the world, and 3,000 of them are headed toward extinction, a new study says. Ainu, spoken on Japan's Hokkaido Island, may be enjoying a slight revival, however ...More from Wired News

Japanese students offered free flights and trips to join courses. Japanese students are being offered free flights, computers and overseas trips to sign up for courses. Universities are locked in an increasingly competitive battle to attract students. Japan's falling birth rate means there aren't enough students to fill places ...More from Ananova

UK's National Sea Life Centre takes out £1 million insurance against "giant crab attack". Staff and visitors have been insured against injury by the aquarium's latest attraction - five Japanese spider crabs which are expected to grow to "the size of a small car," says The Sun's Andrew Parker ....More from What The Papers Say

Coming to a School near you? The "first robot pet that lives in water" is Japan's latest craze, despite its £280 price tag, reports The Times. "Takara plans to export the portable jellyfish to the United States and Britain, but has expressed concern that the water quality might not be quite right"... More from What The Papers Say

John Lennon honoured by Japanese museum dedicated to his life and works. "John Lennon had so much love for this country. His son, Sean, is half-Japanese and we somehow felt that we were bridging the gap between East and West" - Yoko Ono, quoted in The Telegraph... More from What the Papers Say

Japanese Language Resources

  • !Baby Wow! Excellent Baby and Toddler CD-Rom (Learn 8 languages)
  • Center for Languages
  • The Human Languages Page
  • International Language Development
  • Japanese Grammar - A Quick and Dirty Guide
  • Japanese Language Information
  • Jeffrey's Japanese-English Dictionary Gateway
  • Japanese Dialect - Kansai Ben
  • Japanese Language Dewa Dialect
  • Traveler's Japanese With Voice
  • Other languages - Internal Link

    Examples of Japanese and Japenese related Sites

  • Asahi Shimbun Magazine Japan
  • Elle Magazine Japan
  • Excite Search Engine Japan
  • Fuji Evening News Japan
  • Ginza Store Japan
  • Goo Search Engine Japan
  • Hara Museum of Contemporary Art Japan
  • Institute of Fine Arts Nezu - Tokyo, Japan
  • Japanese Contemporary Art Hara Museum
  • Japanese Embassy - London
  • Japanese Gardens Morikami Museum
  • Japan Magazine Association
  • JWave 81.3FM Radio Japan
  • Kirin Brewery Company Japan
  • Lycos Japan
  • Mode Fshion School Gakeun Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya
  • Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
  • Mitsukoshi Shopping Japan
  • NHK TV and Radio Japan
  • Nikkei Sangyo News Japan
  • Nishikawa Traditional Japanese Dance School, Japan
  • Osaka Sogo College of Design
  • Shiseido Store Japan
  • Sogo Store Japan
  • Tokugawa Art Museum - Japan
  • TV Asahi Japan
  • Wired Magazine Japan
  • Yahoo Directory Japan

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