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• Can Japan come back? The Pacific Council thinks so - Upfront
  by Bruce Rutledge
• Turning the criminally absurd into art: Londoners enter a violent, twisted Japan — and laugh about it — in a stage show by Issey Ogata and Kaori Momoi - Upfront
  by Sohbi Lida
• To the editor
• Out of work - Blowfish
• From the editor
• Sharp Auvi Excellence SD-SG40 - Upfront
• Tokyo total FM: not a new funky radio station for the metropolis but the increasing demand for, and provision of, comprehensive facilities management services - Facilities Management: Special Advertising Section
  by Gavin Blair
• Look out, Iceland - Blowfish
• Ghosn, other business leaders call for more foreign investment - Upfront
• Goodbye to the glory days: trading houses are trying to shift from being all-around elites to focused middlemen - Upfront
  by Sumie Kawakami
• Cable TV: lots of viewers, little profit - Statistics
• Water please - Blowfish
• No Japan impact as CEO Sir Chris Gent leaves Vodafone - Upfront
• Love in the age of spam: online dating sites are slashing the sleaze to help grownups find mates
  by Debbi Gardiner
• Japan as No. 1 - cough! hack! - Blowfish
• Sumitomo Mitsui Banking eyes stake in Aozora Bank - Upfront
• Home is where the car ads are: a New Zealander watches her scenic countryside turn into a TV commercial for the newest Japanese cars - Upfront
  by Debbi Gardiner
• Sonic booms - Blowfish
• GM, FedEx to test fuel-cell vehicle on Tokyo streets - Upfront
• The OSE not is dead yet: the Osaka Stock Exchange has a new vision for the future — and it looks suspiciously like the old vision - Kansai Eye Speical
  by Alex Stewart
• East vs. West - Blowfish
• Ishihara's Tokyo revival bonds start strong - Upfront
  by Sumie Kawakami
• 10 HVR-HD240S "Data Rec-POT S" - Upfront
• More than meets the eye: the financial revival program has been criticized for being watered down and vague; so why are the banks reacting so strongly to it? - Moneywatch
  by Darrel Whitten
• Talk isn't cheap - Blowfish
• Correction - Correction Notice
• Kumazaki aim NE-388 audio system - Upfront
• The art of killing time online
  by Michael Thuresson
• Stocking stuffers - Blowfish
• Song's portable audio NW-MS70D - Upfront - Brief Article
• Keitai cartoon antics get personal: Hello Kitty, move over. The new hip character is, well…look in the mirror - Upfront
  by Gail Nakada
• The Joneses? - Blowfish
• Mouse computer I-friend-51YB - Upfront
• Ready to rock: KDDI's song clip download service for the cellphone could be the next hot item in mobile content
  by Steve Myers
• Rubbish ain't free no more - Blowfish