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Articles in July, 2003 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Niigata: Japan's North Asia hub: language difficulties, intense competition and productivity, political instability and poor infrastructure have all made finding a suitable base to service the markets of North Asia a daunting challenge for foreign compani
  by John Dodd
• Sony PSX - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters
• IPv6: Asia's agent of change: Northeast Asia leads the way in giving everything including the kitchen sink
  by John Alderman
• Robots that can follow the bouncing ball - The pulse: the word on the street from the heart of Tokyo
  by Mark McCracken
• Hokkaido's outdoor entrepreneur: Australian adventurer Ross Findlay heats up Hokkaido - Upfront
  by David Wolman
• Selling to seniors: the "grey panthers" duke it out with the rip-off artists in Japan's new growth market - Investor insight: a special section for professional investors focused on Japan
  by Darrel Whitten
• Elecom Shelspia II - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters - Brief Article
• Kyoto's MK Taxi tries to transform Japan: a Korean entrepreneur seeks progress in a xenophobic nation - Kansai
  by Dominic Al-Badri
• To the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Michael Pitsiladis
• Korea bets on a digital future: J@pan Inc heads to Seoul for Korea's biggest IT exhibition - Upfront
  by John Alderman
• Global success: why Homare Takenaka believes the Global Service Center concept is ideally suited for success - Sponsored Section
  by John Dodd
• Ask corporation CitiDisk DV - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters - Brief Article
• The Sakhalin oil boom Part 1: from poverty to prospects: the tiny Russian island needs foreign investment—and Japan needs the oil
  by Lucille Craft
• From the editor - Editorial
• One for the road: diminution and durability are the keys to a fuel cell future - Upfront
  by Richard Donovan
• Japan's mobile internet roars back: after the rest of the world wrote them off, Japanese mobile companies are back in the driver's seat - Wireless Japan: special advertising section - Advertisement
  by Setsuko Takahashi
• Will Resona spark a buyout spree? - Upfront
  by Leo Lewis
• Post-Saddam Iraq: not much for Japan: war coverage exposes dysfunctional Japanese attitudes - Opinion
  by Michael E. Stanley
• 75 years of Americana in Tokyo - Upfront - Brief Article
• Mitsui mines for Nanotech gold: Japan seeks to lead the way in nanotube production - Upfront
  by Kurt Hanson
• Mirror, mirror on the wall - Blowfish
• Tepco's blackout bluster: is Tokyo electric crying wolf? - Upfront
  by Leo Lewis
• The Sakhalin oil boom part 2: prejudice versus profit: Sakhalin's enormous potential could help save energy-strapped Japan. But can Japan deal with the Russians?
  by David Wolman
• A capsule camera to save stomachs: the Norika3 endoscope is tiny and painless—and can see your insides - Upfront
  by Ayai Tomisawa