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A bilingual American Board-Certified psychiatrist psychotherapist, Doug Berger, M.D., Ph.D.
NTT Innovative Devices Corporation is a Japanese technology manufacturer within the NTT Group, specialising in advanced optical, electronic, and photonics devices for telecommunications, data centres, computing, sensing, and digital video applications.
The Asahi Shimbun (朝日新聞, Asahi News) is one of the five national newspapers in Japan.
Bonsai site with fresh bonsai news and information. Online bonsai store.
The wholesale markets of Tokyo are supervised by the Tokyo Metropolitan Central Wholesale Market of the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Industrial and Labor Affairs.
Official website of the Fukui prefectural government.
Myosenji Temple is a Nichiren Shōshū Buddhist temple serving the Washington, D.C. region and members across the southeastern United States.
Seigakuin University & Schools (学校法人聖学院) is a Christian educational foundation in Japan whose history dates to 1903.
Immersive Fort Tokyo (イマーシブ・フォート東京) was an indoor immersive-entertainment theme park in Odaiba, Tokyo, operated by Katana Inc. Opened in March 2024 in the former VenusFort shopping complex, the 30,000-square-metre facility placed visitors inside theatrical stories rather than having them watch...
Hawaii Kotohira Jinsha, also known as Konpira-san, was established in Hawaii to perpetuate Shinto traditions.
English translations of 13 Noh plays from medieval period.
A four-star hotel directly opposite the Karasuma Central Exit of JR Kyoto Station
Introductory information on Misawa City, Misawa Air Base and other Northern Japan locations
Coeducational school with around 1500 students and offers a commercial course, computer course and general course.
Alumni site for Johnson High School (1959-1973), at Johnson Air Station near Yakota.
