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Accenture, JAPAN-VISIT, and the mystery of the 100,000 yen bid by gyaku April 24, 2007 gyaku Printer Friendly Version EMail Article to a Friend The story first came to light nearly one year ago, on April 21, 2006, during questioning at the House of Representatives Committee on Judicial Affairs in the Japanese … [Read more...] about Accenture, JAPAN-VISIT, and the mystery of the 100,000 yen bid

"View from the Iraqi Sky": Four years  after the outbreak of war, a young man from Iraq shares his personal story. Monday, April 2nd 6:30 PM (doors open at 6:00 PM) Bunkyo Kumin Center Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo  Map available here (Japanese only): http://www.iraq-hope.net/qasm.pdf Entrance fee: 500 yen On February 22, … [Read more...] about April 2 Meeting: View from the Iraq Sky with Kasim Turki

日本語 WhatWhyWhoNewsListenHelpLinksPNW (UK) "Culture Is Peace" Peace Not War Japan (PNWJ) is a Tokyo-based volunteer collective, working to raise awareness of issues relating to peace, war and non-violent solutions to conflict. Started in 2004 and associated with the UK organisation Peace Not War, PNWJ brings together conscious musicians, artists and other Japanese … [Read more...] about PEACE NOT WAR JAPAN

Subscribe to "Japonesia Review"! "Japonesia Review" issue No. 2 has been published and is now available. "Japonesia Review" is a progressive English-language journal launched in 2006 in Tokyo and published twice a year to convey to the rest of the world alternative voices from the Japanese archipelago. "Japonesia Review" No. 2 … [Read more...] about People’s Plan: Militarization, gender equality bashing, Okinawa bases,Women”s Active Museum on War..

FROM GYAKU  Sunday, March 11, 2007    Professor Ilan Pappe is an Israeli historian and senior lecturer of Political Science at Haifa University. He is the author of numerous books, including A History of Modern Palestine, The Modern Middle East, The Israel/Palestine Question and, most recently, The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine, published in 2006. … [Read more...] about The History of Israel Reconsidered: A Talk by Ilan Pappe