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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Unfair trade
• Sony PEG-TH55
• Color blinded: a user's guide to racism in Japan
  by Tony McNicol
• iRiver iMP-550
• Refusing to wake: our Kansai columnist is the token foreigner on an "international" Kansai committee. Uh-oh
  by Dominic Al-Badri
• Forget; New Year's Eve: in Japan, the new year launches now. For schoolchildren, university students, freshly minted salarymen and office ladies—and even street-beating hacks and laptop addicts like us—April means change
  by Roland Kelts
• Sony NW-MS77DR
• Anime attacks: as Disney dithers, Toei takes on the world
  by Leo Lewis
• Aiwa HP-SN51
• Signs of a real recovery? Our money master provides an overview of the likelihoods
  by Darrel Whitten
• JR Tsubame Mouse
• Spring's school daze
  by Michael E. Stanley
• Shinsei sensation
• Who killed Koki Ishii? The murder of Japan's top corruption-busting politician raises questions no one dares answer
  by David McNeill
• True lies: filthy—and filthy rich: Japan, the US and the M-Fund
  by David McNeill
• Compassionate pugilist
• Will the slum remain the same? A visit to San'ya, home to Japan's underclass, where community values are on the auction block
  by Ty Harvey
• Matsushita DMW-WT1
• The brand is dead, long live the brand: with so much of what we buy now made in the same developing countries by workers on the same wages, do brands really matter anymore?
  by Gavin Blair
• A fearful cheer
• Letting creative lead: advertising after the bubble; Alejandro Lopez spices up Beacon's bacon
  by David Kilburn
• I want my thin TV!
• Still the one
• Honda president Takeo Fukui: a JI exclusive
  by Leo Lewis