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Articles in Dec, 2003 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Dances in the dark - Look
  by Michael E. Stanley
• To the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Iris Baker
• Osaka revitalization amid plummeting prices: Osaka has long been Japan's "second city." Now is the time to change that - In Depth
  by Alex Stewart
• Driving Ms. Denwa: the super-fast future of mobile phones: a new book analyzes the technologies and apps that will transform your telephone. Here, its author calls in to explain - Feature
  by Jeffrey L. Funk
• iRiver iFP-599T - The Pulse 2
• Digital December television's descent: satellite DTV signals are streaking to earth: terrestrial broadcasts of super-sharp television begin now—and the Japanese government wants all of us to tune in - Feature
  by Geoff Botting
• Matsushita SJ-MJ57 - The Pulse 2
• Real estate rags to riches: Coyo's Mizukami: king of factory leasing - Sponsored Section
  by John Dodd
• From the editors
  by Roland Kelts
• Keitai care: James Nakagawa's mobile marvel: lifewatcher connects patients with doctors to help keep them healthy - Upfront
  by John Alderman
• The measure of one's worth: real estate: Japan has always been heavily populated and short of land. Only about 28 percent of Japan's land mass is inhabitable, so it's no surprise that one of Japan's most precious commodities today is real estate - Relocat
  by John Dodd
• Buffalo USB card readers - The Pulse 2
• The pension problem - The Pulse 1
  by Terrie Lloyd
• Rallies in domestic markets are driven by surging overseas stats: improvements in the US send foreign capital to Japan - Investor Insight
  by Darrel Whitten
• Fulsome figures - Blow Fish
• NHJ v@mp VP-308 - The Pulse 2
• Kirin Plaza Osaka applies brains to beer: at this unsung Osaka landmark, slaking thirst is a historical journey - Upfront
  by Dominic Al-Badri
• Frozen fish that tastes fresh—really! High-tech sushi from Hokkaido hits supermarket shelves worldwide - Upfront
  by David Wolman
• A robopet revolution: the new breed of bots both bows and wows: just in time for Christmas, "comfort toys" promise comfort and jog. Cute, yes—but will consumers cuddle up? - Feature
  by Tony McNicol
• Too dangerous to document? - The Pulse 1
  by Mark McCracken
• Studio Ghibli: Japan's Anime Dream Factory: Oscar-winning director Hayao Miyazaki's magical kingdoms are very Japanese - Upfront
  by Tony McNicol
• Pentax Optio S4 - The Pulse 2
• Japanese FDI and the China challenge: Gordon Feller explains the where, when and how of Japan's investments in China - Opinion