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Articles in Summer, 2005 issue of Japan, Inc.

• University e-learning: government support and demographics bode well for virtual classrooms in Japan
  by Jeff Schnack
• Beyond every foreigner's complaint is a million dollar business idea
  by Bruce Rutledge
• Surviving the chaos of moving your office: selecting the right real estate advisor in Tokyo can help you navigate the complex and often overwhelming office relocation process
  by Dylan Robertson
• Opportunities for foreign companies in Japan's medical sector: a seminar hosted by Ibaraki Prefecture, LINC Media & J@pan Inc
  by Eri Minagawa
• Bad Buchos
  by Andrew Silberman
• Holding your own events
• Embryonic stem cell research: accepting the knowledge and applying it to our lives
  by Bonnie Lee La Madeleine
• Harajuku girls co-opted: everyone imposes their own interpretation on the so-called Harajuku girls. Despite their recent rise to fame, who are the real girls behind the Hollywood obsession?
  by Emily Kubo
• Editor's notebook
• Trends in Japanese alternative education: Nihon Gakuin
  by Terrie Lloyd
• Japan: the big picture revisited
  by Darrel Whitten
• Curious shipwrecked men
• Strategic recruiting in Tokyo: finding experienced bilinguals
  by John Dodd
• Directory
• Tanoc-keeping the bad guys out: security CCTV systems company is on a tear
  by John Dodd
• A village riot-extraordinary scenes near Osaka
• Harnessing the Buddhist work ethic: I M Corporation carves out a niche
  by Terrie Lloyd
• An Inland Sea mystery