December 2002 Issue
On the cover: Hideo Sawada, president of travel giant H.I.S and Masahiro Origuchi, Goodwill Group CEO, have plenty of reason to smile.
December 2002
No. 38
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December 2002 Issue
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From the editor |
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Our Contributors |
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Forcing Universities to Face the Market |
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The Pulse - The word on the street from the heart of Tokyo Honda, Mc Donald's, Omron and Hitachi... |
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Kirk Rueter's Autograph for 100 Yen - Any Bidders? |
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THE PULSE 2 The best of J@pan Inc's newsletters: Gadget Watch, Wireless Watch and Music Media Watch |
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Under Your Skin Cosmetics makers use nanotechnology as a weapon in the battle to be beautiful. |
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Ion Power Consumers and businesses alike are chanting the minus ion mantra. |
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Galleries to Catch Your Breath in Hanging out with oyaji camera buffs in tony Ginza |
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Technology for the Front Lines Engineers set their sights on a noble goal: eliminating landmines |
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Shopping for the Nation Costco groceries to your door with TheFlyingPig.Com |
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Japan Does Burning Man Professionals let loose in the Nevada desert |
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How Gaijin is my Kansai? kansai eye |
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Survivors Hideo Sawada and Masahiro Origuchi have maneuvered their businesses through the rough waters of the 1990s and are thriving today. Sumie Kawakami tells their tales of survival. |
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The Making of an IP Nation Can Japan use intellectual property rights to reinvigorate its economy? An increasing number of government officials and academics think so, Sara Harris reports. |
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Out of the Spotlight In the second part of our occasional series on public works, Michael Stanley shows us the bright side of government spending. |
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Research | ||
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China's Transition Merits Caution Two North Asia experts explain why businesses should think twice before pulling out of Japan and heading to China. |
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Attention Please: Net Advertisers Battle for Eyeballs Is cross-media advertising what Web sites were made for? |
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