“Wagyu Olympics” which judges the excellence of branded cattle from all over Japan took place.
Watch and try to unveil the mystery of Japanese Wagyu. English, French and Chinese Subtitles are available (Spoken only in Japanese).-
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【News】 Take a walk in the stars! (Nov. 2, 2014)
Hiroki Arai – Bamboo Lantern Festival (Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture) – In Kanagawa Prefecture, community groups are already playing an important role in managing, and conserving bamboo forests while using them as a symbol for enlivening communities, under the leadership of a non-profit organization, NPO Japan Bamboo Fan Club. On October 25, 2014, the NPO held the 11th Bamboo Lantern Festival at Kozukue-joshi Shimin-no-Mori park in Kohoku-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture, and turned the park into a stadium of stars. More than 5,000 bamboo lanterns were used to create the fantastic sceneries along the walkways in the bamboo forest of approximately 2,000 square meters. Volunteers lit all the floating candles in … Continue reading
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【News】 Look! That’s Totoro! (Nov. 1, 2014)
Kotaro Yamada For Reijiro Tsukida, 70, woodpile is a work of art. Using firewood for his wood-burning stoves at home, the flower grower creates mosaic. The artwork is built out of konara oak firewood he keeps under the eaves at his home. Each piece of firewood has different colors and tones, and all are in different diameters. He builds motifs making use of all such unique features of each piece of the materials, sometimes placing them in different angles. The patterns he chooses are also varied from famous animated characters to his own family and flowers he grows. Every spring, he goes to the surrounding mountains to cut trees … Continue reading
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【News】 “Plurilateral” approach possible under WTO, European think tank says (Oct. 30, 2014)
Satoko Adachi – Geneva Many countries which support the agreement on trade facilitation under the World Trade Organization should go ahead with its implementation without the consent of the entire membership, a European research institute said in a recently released policy proposal. The European Centre for International Political Economy, an independent trade policy think tank based in Brussels, suggested that the agreement can follow the approach taken for the Information Technology Agreement (ITA), which was originally settled by a relatively few countries but its benefits were later made available to all WTO members under the principle of most-favored-nation treatment. If the idea is adopted, it is likely to draw … Continue reading
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【Editorial】 TPP faces crucial stage in November; concern rising over U.S. (Oct. 28, 2014)
Bilateral talks between Japan and the United States held in line with the ministerial meeting of the members of the Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade talks failed to reach agreement. It was an expected result, considering that the U.S. has no way to compromise before the midterm Congressional elections scheduled on Nov. 4. However, the TPP member nations are planning to hold another ministerial meeting this month with the aim of accelerating negotiations to strike a broad deal. The U.S., which would be over with the elections by that time, might try to reach agreement on controversial issues. Japan should remain alert not to make a compromise tempted by possible concession … Continue reading
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【News】 TPP ministers eyeing meeting in Beijing next month (Oct. 28, 2014)
Satomi Tamai – Sydney Ministers from the 12 member countries engaged in the Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade talks said Monday, Oct. 27, that they achieved major progress in the areas of market access and trade and investment rules in a three-day session that ended the same day. Chief negotiators of the member nations are expected to continue the talks, with a view of holding the next ministerial meeting in Beijing in November. Depending on the outcome of the talks, they might also hold a summit meeting, although it is yet undecided. At the same time, however, Akira Amari, minister in charge of the TPP talks, indicated at the press conference … Continue reading
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