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ASTREC Homepage
The objective of "Advanced Airport Systems Technology Research Consortium" (ASTREC) is to establish an airport system where both convenience and safety requirements are met through the use of e-Tag (RFID) in a seamless ground and air transportation system. Research activities are conducted jointly by the airport operator, airlines, home-delivery companies, RFID technology related companies and system vendors under the direction and cooperation of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MLIT) and other respective government agencies.
URL: http://www.astrec.jp/en/index.html
 
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Akio Morita 1921-1999
A biography and obituary on Morita Akio, co-founder of Sony, co-author of The Japan That Can Say No.
URL: http://www.vikingphoenix.com/public/rongstad/bio-0002/morita.htm
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Anthropology of Japan
"Anthropological inquiry into how Culture sensitive symbols (e.g. images and icons as marketing strategy) can be utilized in penetrating the Japanese market and how a global multinational organizational culture can be maintained by the creation of effective cross-national symbols"; translations, tuutoring, research on Japan.
URL: http://www.anthja.com/
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18-07-2000
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Asociación Peruana de Becarios de Monbusho
APEBEMO is a non-profit association dedicated to bring information about Japanese Monbusho's Scholarship. The homepage is written in both, english and spanish, and you can get information of Japanese Science, Technology and Culture, and meet scholarship students through their Directory and useful links.
URL: http://www.apebemo.org/
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22-08-2002
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MIT Japan Program
Offers programs and services in three areas: education, research and outreach; now the largest center of applied research on Japan and Asia, the Program brings together corporations, government organizations and academics to share research and information, and to form networks to enhance understand and effectiveness with the Japanese science, technology and business communities.
URL: http://web.mit.edu/mit-japan/
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08-04-2000
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