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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Tourism industry hits the skids - Brief Article
  by Bruce Rutledge
• Japan steers American autos into the future: wireless car navigation systems spread to the States
  by Mike Thuresson
• IBM Japan, HP Japan lead way in Unix server price war - Brief Article
• Natsuno and Ai Kato launch DoCoMo's 505i
  by Daniel Scuka
• Game over? Mario, Donkey Kong and Pokemon are the superstars who have shaped Nintendo's past. The question now is whether they have a place in Nintendo's future
  by Leo Lewis
• NTT to slash pay phones by 92,000 - Brief Article
• Fighting tech stress with style: the fabric industry tackles the invisible threats of modern life
  by Mayumi Saito
• A diet of statistics
• Tokyo landlords offer six months rent free to lure office tenants - Brief Article
• The new and improved PlayStation 2 - The Pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newletters - Brief Article
• Localization & translation in Japan: firms hoping to compete in Japan have come to realize that the path to globalization is not a simple one. Fortunately, there is a growing group of companies that has the road map and know exactly what needs to be done
  by Stuart Braun
• Sony's BDZ-S77 Blu-ray recorder - Brief Article
• Who wrecked Japan's economy? Supply-side policies from the West have devastated Japan's demand-starved economy
  by Gregory Clark
• Finding ways to sell to DoCoMo - mobile phone company NTT DoCoMo
  by Bruce Rutledge
• Fuji's FinePix F700 - digital camera - Brief Article
• Whaling and Japan: Japan persists in its quest for whalers' rights, despite fierce opposition and even demonization by foreign media. Is Japan being treated fairly? This summer's International Whaling Commission meeting in Berlin promises to heat up the g
  by Debbi Gardiner
• Bank of Kansai to buy majority stake in Kansai Sawayaka - Brief Article
• Pleading poverty pays off: feigned failure lets Japan shirk the wages of war
  by Eamonn Fingleton
• To the editor - Letter to the Editor
• Sony promotion of Kutaragi puts games on par with electronics - Ken Kutaragi promoted - Brief Article
• Here comes the egg biz: ova operations open in Japan
  by Mayumi Saito
• From the ashes: Richard Katz makes the case for Japan's revival - Interview
  by Takehiko Kambayashi
• NHJ's v@amp BA-500 - Brief Article
• Karaoke versus keitai: karaoke's best years may be history
  by Lucille Craft
• From the editor - Japan's economy
• The "Easy Disk Cute" EDC-32M and friends - Brief Article
• Oodles of noodles for the mobile masses: Japan's industrial heartland is the home of "cup ramen," the instant noodle snack that is now a worldwide phenomenon. But is this business really worthy of local pride?
  by Dominic Al-Badri