Article: Han Game Japan distributes games through Yahoo.

Article: Wales wind up five game Japan tour with a 53 30 win ...
AAP Sports News (Australia);  June 17, 2001 ;     402 words ... ... Sports News (Australia) 06-17-2001 Wales wind up five game Japan tour with a 53 30 win over Japan TOKYO, June 17 (AFP ... Thomas scored a hat-trick as Wales wound up their five-game Japan tour with a 53-30 win in a second test match here on Sunday ...

Article: RU: Wales wind up five game Japan tour with a 53 30 ...
AAP Sports News (Australia);  June 17, 2001 ;     358 words ... ... News (Australia) 06-17-2001 RU: Wales wind up five game Japan tour with a 53 30 win TOKYO, June 17 AFP - Cardiff winger Gareth Thomas scored a hat-trick as Wales wound up its five-game Japan tour with a 53-30 win in a second Test rugby match here ...

Article: The generation game. (Japan's failed fifth ...
The Economist (US);  May 11, 1991 ;     700+ words ...AFTER ten years and V60 billion ($440m) of taxpayers' money, Japan's fifth-generation computer project-aimed at developing computers able to "infer" complete answers from half-baked questions-will soon be wound up. The collaborative project, the first in recent years to be financed entirely by the

Article: A changed game; Japan's steel industry.(Industry ...
The Economist (US);  July 15, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Consolidation elsewhere puts pressure on Japan's suddenly small steelmakers THE five-month battle that culminated in the news late last month that the world's two biggest steel companies, Mittal Steel and Arcelor, both headquartered in Europe, were to merge, has put the wind up Japanese steelmakers

Article: Trouble Playing the Game; Japan and S. Korea Haggle ...
The Washington Post;  February 14, 2001 ;     700+ words ...The English-language poster on the wall of the World Cup soccer organizers' office shows a popping champagne bottle promoting the festivities of "World Cup 2002 Korea/Japan." Below that -- in Japanese -- is the event name again, but this time the host countries are reversed: Japan/Korea. That reads

Article: The end of the game.(Japan's economic ...
The Economist (US);  March 14, 1998 ;     700+ words ...TOKYO WANDER the streets of Tokyo and you might wonder why there is so much fuss about a sick economy. The shops are crowded; squeezing through the press of shoppers is as hard as ever. Although the regions are suffering more, Japan does not feel as though it has been gripped by recession. Perhaps

Article: The Japanese numbers game.(Japan's budget deficit)
The Economist (US);  March 2, 1996 ;     700+ words ...NOT many years ago, Japan's government was a model of fiscal caution. That was in the days of the bubble economy when, for six years on the trot, the budget was in surplus. But when the bubble popped, Japan's fiscal rectitude began to disappear as well. In an attempt to get the economy back on its