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Articles in Autumn, 2005 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Reality sushi 2001-2005
  by Burritt Sabin
• Ardepro's win-win formula: the used housing meister's holistic approach earns top profits and leaves money in buyers' pockets
  by John Dodd
• Tongue-tied science? Scientifically speaking who wins and who loses if English becomes the language of the laboratory in Japan?
  by Bonnie Lee La Madeleine
• Sony + Music = Entertainment: could a synergized Sony be set to stage a comeback?
  by James A. Corbett
• The old couple and their pets
• Alleged Russian outrage
• India IT Club: a journey to far reaches and riches
  by Terrie Lloyd
• The embodiment of Jean-Henri Fabre: boys hunt beetles … and discover the poet of insects
  by Burritt Sabin
• Business directory
• High flying solutions for the air transport industry
  by James A. Corbett
• The top of the market gets even better: the continuing evolution of Tokyo's prime office districts
  by Dylan Robertson
• Midemnet
• The new Internet: the transition to a ubiquitous Internet society
  by Jack Turner
• Kanpai to the Japanese whisky industry!
  by Kym Hutcheon
• Global roaming: Japan opens up
  by Arjen van Blokland
• Midemnet mobile
• Managing the Ubit equation content out, money in: how does an international mobile venture firm stay two years ahead of the competition?
  by John Dodd
• "How do you do?" Close encounters of a humanoid kind: after visiting Aichi Expo 2005 our writer concludes robots play to Japan's strengths but will need to be more like us if we are to accept their help
  by Bonnie Lee La Madeleine