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Reinventing the Wheel -- Dancoro Wheelchair

Reinventing the Wheel -- Dancoro Wheelchair

Among his ideas and designs for future Dancoro contraptions are wheelchairs allowing the occupant to be safely wheeled up and downstairs without the need for a stair-lift, and yet another plan is in p

Back and Forward -- Toshiba reeling...

Back and Forward -- Toshiba reeling...

Of course, all this video content can be conveniently transferred to Sony’s Blu-ray DVDs, which have won the format war over rival Toshiba’s HD DVD format.

Exclusive Interview: Ian de Stains

Exclusive Interview: Ian de Stains

J@pan Inc talks to the Executive Director of the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan.

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Capital Success -- CSG -- The Technology Solutions Leaders

Capital Success -- CSG -- The Technology Solutions Leaders

The Technology Solutions Leaders:
Neil F Hagan (left) and Sushil Jadhav

Photography by Franck Robichon

May/June 2008

May/June 2008

On the cover:

The Capital of Asia

PLUS:
The End of Architecture?
The Japanese PR industry
Travel in Shikoku

Regional real estate specialists and loan experts:
Capital Services Group

Mitsuo Sawada:
The man who reinvented the wheel

May/June 2008
No. 77

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Measure for Measure -- Consumer Confidence Index

Measure for Measure -- Consumer Confidence Index

J@pan Inc’s hard information on selected economic sectors and industries.

Labor and Wages

Total value of Japan’s household assets as of December 31, 2007: ¥1.545 quadrillion

Safe from Subprime? -- Gordon Hatton

Safe from Subprime? -- Gordon Hatton

Gordon Hatton, Executive Officer, Bovis Lend Lease Japan

Discovering Kagawa -- Map

Discovering Kagawa -- Map

Possibly the most famous of Kagawa’s islands, at least among the international community, is Naoshima, and with good reason.

Reinventing the Wheel -- Mitsuo Sawada

Reinventing the Wheel -- Mitsuo Sawada

Many successful innovators have also been very artistic-unsurprising given the requirement for technical drawings in the making of prototypes: of this sort, Leonardo da Vinci is the most obvious arche

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