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The man-shaped hole - Features - Tokyo Weekender
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. April 23rd, 2011. One of the most striking thing about doing this research was how difficult it was to find out anything about Obara and his family. It was almost as if they went through life erasing the traces they left behind, says Parry. Parry believes that although the police had so many signs pointing them the right direction before the Blackman case and during it, and that they still took...
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Food & Drink - Tokyo Weekender
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. Getting Permanent Residency in Japan. Tired of trekking down to the immigration office to renew your visa every year or three? If you’re in Japan to stay and want your legal status to reflect that, you have two options: obtaining permanent residency or naturalizing as a Japanese citizen. Weekender tells you how. Permanent Residency A permanent residency (PR) visa lets . For the past three years...
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A Noodle Fit for Kings | Food & Drink
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. A Noodle Fit for Kings. July 31st, 2015. In a country where noodle dishes are a daily affair, Akita’s Inaniwa Udon offers an extraordinary experience. Given the simplicity of the ingredients wheat flour and water that go into the dish, it may come as a surprise that Akita’s celebrated Inaniwa Udon were once a meal that could only be enjoyed by nobility. Sato Yousuke Locations in Tokyo:. 8220;Ma...
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News & Views - Tokyo Weekender
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. Getting Permanent Residency in Japan. Tired of trekking down to the immigration office to renew your visa every year or three? If you’re in Japan to stay and want your legal status to reflect that, you have two options: obtaining permanent residency or naturalizing as a Japanese citizen. Weekender tells you how. Permanent Residency A permanent residency (PR) visa lets . For the past three years...
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Magazine - Tokyo Weekender
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. Where to find it. Write for Tokyo Weekender. Getting Permanent Residency in Japan. Tired of trekking down to the immigration office to renew your visa every year or three? The Weekender’s Guide to Tokyo’s Hottest Beauty Salons. Japanese Lucky Charms: A Guide to Omamori. The Lessons of 3/11: Being Prepared for Japan’s Next Great Quake. For the past three years, March has been the time of year wh...
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Two Japanese Stars Look to Shine in the Premier League | Sports
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. Two Japanese Stars Look to Shine in the Premier League. August 7th, 2015. The Premier League kicks off this weekend with Japanese internationals Shinji Okazaki and Maya Yoshida hoping to make the first eleven for their respective clubs. Meanwhile, a young half-Japanese phenom is making an impression on the Tottenham youth teams. I’ve watched him he’s very fast, Ranieri told lcfc.com. At youth l...
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Tokyo Life - Tokyo Weekender
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. Getting Permanent Residency in Japan. Tired of trekking down to the immigration office to renew your visa every year or three? If you’re in Japan to stay and want your legal status to reflect that, you have two options: obtaining permanent residency or naturalizing as a Japanese citizen. Weekender tells you how. Permanent Residency A permanent residency (PR) visa lets . For the past three years...
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Bagel Standard: the best in Tokyo? - Food & Drink - Tokyo Weekender
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. Bagel Standard: the best in Tokyo? July 16th, 2013. If you are searching for some of the best New York style bagels in Tokyo, Bagel Standard is well-worth the short trek from Nakameguro station, even in this summer heat – it’s. Although the place serves a nice selection of fruit smoothies and refreshments, the spotlight is on the New York bagel, which definitely lives up to its name. The ba...
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Business - Tokyo Weekender
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. Getting Permanent Residency in Japan. Tired of trekking down to the immigration office to renew your visa every year or three? If you’re in Japan to stay and want your legal status to reflect that, you have two options: obtaining permanent residency or naturalizing as a Japanese citizen. Weekender tells you how. Permanent Residency A permanent residency (PR) visa lets . For the past three years...
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Technology - Tokyo Weekender
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Japan's Premier English Magazine. News & Views. Trends & Culture. Bill’s Parties, People, Places. Food & Drink. Bill's People, Parties, Places. Getting Permanent Residency in Japan. Tired of trekking down to the immigration office to renew your visa every year or three? The Weekender’s Guide to Tokyo’s Hottest Beauty Salons. Japanese Lucky Charms: A Guide to Omamori. The Lessons of 3/11: Being Prepared for Japan’s Next Great Quake. For the past three years, March has been the time of year where televisio...