japan
japan
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by James Peterson - 2006-12-05
What are the secrets of ninja's super abilities? Everybody is aware that ninja were skillful warriors, mastered their ninja swords to perfection, and could fulfill any even impossible mission. Their s...
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by Joy Cagil - 2006-12-07
Haibun is a poetry form consisting mostly of prose interspersed with haikus or with one haiku at the end. A haiku is a poem that originated in Japan with the 5-7-5 syllable count, and the prose part o...
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by Tim Gorman - 2006-12-10
The Shimpaku Juniper was discovered in Japan just over a century ago. The Shimpaku Juniper is known as the "smoke of the volcano" because of its beautifully patterned swirling trunk. Unfortunately, la...
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by Stephan Teak - 2006-12-20
Edo furnishings gets their name from a period of classical Japanese culture that flourished in the area of Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan between 1500 and 1780 AD. Kyoto was a beautiful city with...
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by Joy Cagil - 2006-12-22
Any writer who is willing to revise an earlier book, especially a successful one, deserves a lot of respect, and I read this book because I saw the writer's own explanation that he revised The Key to ...
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by Dr. Charles Sabillon - 2007-01-02
Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, once affirmed that life was suffering. Although today, living conditions are much better than in the times of Buddha, the many kinds of pain that people still endure a...
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by Jim Adamek - 2007-01-03
I recently visited Okinawa, Japan and found the people there are very friendly and kind. One problem, however, is that most of them do not speak English. On my first morning there, I spent the entire ...
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by Anndrea Law - 2007-01-04
I visited a good friend, Keiko, in Fukuoka recently. It was my first long vacation since I started working.Tenjin Station Upon arriving at Fukuoka City, we placed my luggage in a locker at Tenjin trai...
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by John - Paul Gillespie - 2007-01-27
The Tale of Genji: The world's first novelWritten by the Japanese noblewoman Murasaki Shikibu in the early eleventh century, *The Tale of Genji* is a classic work of Japanese literature concerning the...
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by Gail Leino - 2007-01-29
Yu Gi Oh originally started in Japan as a popular card game featuring dueling monsters. From there is became a manga comic and eventually an extremely popular cartoon show. Its seems that this has b...
