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February 2010 COVER STORY:
Japanese official development assistance (ODA) has been used over many years for building infrastructure in Asia, which in turn has helped Asian countries with their economic development. Now, as economic ties are strengthening among Asian countries, Japan is moving to spread the "economic corridor" concept from the Mekong region to all parts of Asia. The Japan Journal reports on how Japan is assisting with both "hard" and "soft" infrastructure-building throughout Asia.
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Highlights
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EXPO 2010 Expo 2010 Shanghai China:
The Japan Pavilion
- From May 1 to October 31, 2010, Shanghai in China will host this year's World Expo. What will be the message behind the Japan Pavilion at the Expo? We asked Commissioner General of the Japanese Section Tsukamoto Hiroshi.
URBAN REGENERATION Tokyo Midtown:
A Model for Urban Planning
- Tokyo Midtown, the large-scale complex that was established in the Roppongi-Akasaka area of the capital in March 2007, successfully connected the surrounding locality, parkland, and people, enhancing the appeal of the whole area. In 2008, Tokyo Midtown was awarded the ULI Global Award for Excellence, one of the most prestigious prizes in the field of real estate development.
TECHNOLOGY ITmk3 Spreads Wings
- Steel executives in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) are watching with keen interest as the first ITmk3 plant to begin commercial production of high-quality "iron nuggets" prepares to start operations in the United States.
ENVIRONMENT Gorillas: The Quest for Coexistence
- In advance of the Congress of the International Primatological Society, which is to be held in Japan later this year, Kyoto University Professor and International Primatological Society President Yamagiwa Juichi outlines the history of primate study in Japan, reflects on his own long relationship with gorillas in particular, and spotlights Japanese activities to protect gorillas and their natural habitats.
BIODIVERSITY Life in the Grasslands
- The fate of Japan's biodiversity-rich semi-natural grasslands is inextricably linked with the fate of its farmers. Winifred Bird reports.
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Other contents
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- JAPANORAMA
- State of the Economy; Invasion of the Jellyfish; Japan Creative Centre; Ancient Map Restored; FIFA World Cup
- JAPANORAMA
- Reunion of Former Students in Japan
- STREET LEVEL
- Kissaten Goodbye to
the Coffee Shop
- TRENDS
- Sento Superseded
- EXPERTS
- Biodiversity and the Community
- ECONOMICS
- The Art of Successful Outsourcing
- POLITICS
- Warming to Active Pacifism
- NATIONAL ARCHIVES
- A Survey of Folklore
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- CULTURE
- Kyoto Wisdom and Power
- SCIENCE
- ITER: The Heat Is On
- BREAKTHROUGH
- Surgery in the Dark
- ENVIRONMENT REPORT
- Put People First
- CULTURE
- Art without Borders
- POINTS OF TRADITION
- Into the Fold
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