The Japanese paper Asahi Shimbun also feels that "the hostage crisis was triggered by the French army's military intervention in Mali".
Six months after the Van Gogh sold to Japanese paper merchant Ryoei Saito , the art market's bubble burst and prices plummeted.
The Japanese paper proposed that its U.S. counterpart change the way it does business so as to bring it more into line with the practices followed in Japan and most of Europe.
Before allowing that tendril of delicately battered calamari to hit the tongue, a diner should first admire the artistic manner in which the tempura was arranged upon the gold-flecked Japanese paper lining its woven bamboo dish.
Wantful then sends an artfully-designed small booklet wrapped in Japanese-style rice paper in the mail, which looks almost like a wedding invitation.
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In both, the scenes fill six panels of folding screens that, thanks to the 14th-century Japanese invention of the paper hinge, presented artists with large, seamless surfaces.
"Japanese traditional houses have paper screens with mica paint which is a very subtle medium, giving a shiny appearance to recreate the pattern of the water, " she said.
His latest project is a vast paper-tube Japanese pavilion for Expo 2000 which opens in Hanover on June 1st.
Oji Paper, a Japanese giant that uses fast-growing eucalyptuses from South-East Asia, has put carrot genes into them so they can flourish in acid soil.
Several years ago he read in a scientific journal a paper by a Japanese scientist who had discovered D-serine in key areas of the brain but didn't know why it was there.
Several years ago he read a paper in a scientific journal by a Japanese scientist who had discovered D-serine in key areas of the brain but didn't know why it was there.
So far, most have been costly paper-weights or glorified typewriters, running Japanese word-processing software.
Use foreign comics as unusual wrapping paper, or use a furoshiki cloth, Japanese-style (try a napkin, scarf or handkerchief).
The paper is helpful in highlighting not only the challenges facing Japanese business, but also its strengths in meeting those challenges.
In 1993, the company began issuing commercial paper, a departure from the bank loans that traditionally funded Japanese companies.
In a paper entitled Did the Bush Administration Compromise U.S. Security for Japanese Trade Talks Atmospherics?
Last month, Chen led a DPP delegation to the Japanese city of Kobe, struck by a quake in 1995, and released a paper on disaster-prevention.
Like all sho, it is black ink on white paper, and written from top to bottom, right to left, as is traditional Japanese (one of the many differences with Western languages that no doubt confounded Francis Xavier).
These tiny, fugitive-looking images, in which luminous fragments of nature pines bowing before a wind, the undulation of a flock of cranes were painted in colored inks on handmade paper by his collaborator Tawaraya Sotatsu and then written over by Koetsu, have acquired, for Japanese taste, the sort of cardinal importance that a fresco cycle or an altarpiece might have for ours.
Japan's major newspapers, including the Yomiuri Nihon Keizai Shimbun (the so-called Nikkei, the largest business paper) and the Kyodo press wire were all allocated choice downtown real estate for their headquarters by the Japanese government in the 1960s at bargain prices.
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