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· November, 2010
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Countries in East Asia 
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Stories about Japan from November, 2010

The Cold War Origin of Asia's Troubled Waters

· 25 November 2010

Japan: Vintage political posters

· 23 November 2010

Japan: Young voices against job-hunting system

· 22 November 2010

Japan: Kids perform traditional Kabuki drama

· 22 November 2010

China: Sanyo workers in Shenzhen stage strike

· 17 November 2010

Japan: In memory of a courageous prosecutor

· 16 November 2010

Japan: Inspired by Tokyo's Yamanote Line

16 November 2010

An introduction to personal photography projects that were inspired by Tokyo's Yamanote train line.

Japan: On the two new art festivals

· 15 November 2010

Japan: “Investigations in Suburban Tokyo”

· 14 November 2010

Japan: “100 English Dreams” by Christiana Aretta

· 14 November 2010

Japan: I now pronounce you friend and friend

12 November 2010

For those who take note of social categories a new one has been created: that of ‘marriage mates’. The tomo-fuhfu (where literally tomo means ‘mates or friends’ and fuhfu ‘married...

Japan: Tezuka fire safety posters

· 9 November 2010

Japan: Snow crab season

· 8 November 2010

Japan: Leaked video of collision with Chinese boat

· 6 November 2010

Japan: Superficial media and misinformation

· 6 November 2010

Africa: Cinema Africa 2010 in Tokyo, Japan

· 4 November 2010

Korea:Japanese Pop Star's Asian Slanted-Eye Photo Controversy

· 3 November 2010

China: Relation with Japan and the U.S

· 1 November 2010

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