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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Secondhand alchemy: Japan's Anchor Networks recycles junk into cash
  by John Dodd
• Tokyo's office stock vulnerable in a major quake: no municipal vision, few buildings meeting the latest safety construction codes
  by Arthur Dylan
• Localization services from a user's point of view
  by Emily Kubo
• Scandals are a feature of the landscape, but small cap stocks are the real investment story in Japan
  by Darrel Whitten
• When gold turns to fool's gold: dealing with "Nice Guy, No Action"
  by Andrew Silberman
• No terra firma: a personal account of the Niigata earthquake
  by David Boudreau
• Entering the Japanese market
  by Daniel Isenberg
• A marriage maestro wed to innovation: Masahiro Hirose has successfully customized nuptials to revive the wedding industry
  by John Dodd
• The rise of Eizo Kobayashi: and how investing is becoming Itochu's new business line
  by Jessie Wilson
• In the eye of a brainstorm: the state of Japanese science as observed at Neuroscience 2004
  by Bonnie Lee La Madeleine
• Embracing the silent voice of secret script: Yuca Ishizuka's art project in Shanghai encodes the secrets of women's script'
  by Toshiyo Nishitani
• Japanese getting into the brogue: ECC opens in Ireland the first on-line English language school
  by Neil Maher
• The compleat education: Japan's international schools get high grades for academic standards, diversity, and values
  by Nobuya Ochinero