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Articles in Nov, 2002 issue of Japan, Inc.

• To the editor - Letter to the Editor
• NTT DoCoMo introduced new easy-to-use F671iS handset - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters: gadget watch, wireless watch and music media watch - Brief Article
• Companies find international relocation of executives with a working spouse complex
  by Charlotte Kennedy-Takahashi
• Out of pocket expenses - raises, cost of lunch - Brief Article
• Remote mail venture remains robust; IPOed in September - Net Village
  by Sumie Kawakami
• First Tokyo, then the world: one of Japan's most influential families has some very big plans, but will they fly?
  by Bruce Rutledge
• Playing catch-up - Japanese athletes - Brief Article
• Casio XFER XF-800 and XF-600 - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters: gadget watch, wireless watch and music media watch - Brief Article
• Directory listing - Relocation In Japan - Directory
• Meet the beetles - beetle imports - Brief Article
• Mitsubishi Corp. to launch a buyout fund in the US - Brief Article
• It's our birthday again: we're wiser, thinner and poorer as we turn three, but dammit, we're still here!
• No rest for the weary - Blowfish - Brief Article
• How much is an innovative engineer worth? - The pulse: the word on the street from the heart of Tokyo
  by Bruce Rutledge
• Sony CSV-E77 CoCoon
• The Hyogo advantage: from port city to international business hub
• Tokyo is Japan's biggest municipality, right? - Blowfish - Brief Article
• KDDI handsets go to the movies - Brief Article
• Women's business: New Zealand entrepreneur offers organic feminine products to the world and finds 80 percent of her market in Japan - Upfront
  by Debbi Gardiner
• Shaky recovery: Japan's growth depends on demand from Asia - Statistics - Brief Article
  by Sumie Kawakami
• J-Phone, Hutchison unfazed by DoCoMo's 3G outlook - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters: gadget watch, wireless watch, and music media watch - Brief Article
• The relocation professionals: sometimes trusting the experts is the best bet for stressed out expats trying to navigate a new culture - Relocation In Japan
  by John Roberts
• Cheap digs - Blowfish - Brief Article
• Nikon COOLPIX4300 - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters: gadget watch, wireless watch, and music media watch - Brief Article
• Digital Osaka: Japan's second city desperately needs an image makeover; entrepreneurs and visionaries are planning everything from technology clusters to waterways filled with fresh flowers to give Osaka a boost
  by Alex Stewart
• Scientific method - Blowfish - Brief Article
• EBank to start money transfer via email - The pulse: the word on the street from the heart of Tokyo - Brief Article
• Conspiracy theories: some calls are more equal than others: ever notice how expensive calling from a fixed line to a mobile one can be? Two companies argue that they're being blocked from offering consumers a cheaper alternative
  by Sumie Kawakami
• The death of a wetland: destruction in Isahaya Bay reveals Japan's love of nature as nothing more than myth
  by Michael E. Stanley
• Your honor, I object - Blowfish - Brief Article
• Tokyo cheapest when it comes to broadband - The pulse: the word on the street from the heart of Tokyo - Brief Article
• Homemaking on the fly: the Panasonic Center offers a glimpse of how technology may someday help all of us working stiffs keep pace at home
  by Shinichi Terada
• A Web of rules: how the Internet is affecting Japanese content liability, privacy and consumer protection laws - Case Study
  by J. Dax Hansen
• One point two million and counting - Blowfish - Brief Article