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(2006.02.25) Nakano Sun Plaza - Onmyouza Sound Check |
| Onmyouza sound check clip |
| Date: 2006-02-26 10:25:05 - Added by: Nippon Sekai |
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Japan's Generation Z |
As Japan's economy continues its struggle to gain momentum after the bursting of the bubble economy, the young have been turning to numerous subcultures as a means to express their alienation from mainstream society.
Runtime: 16 minutes |
| Date: 2006-01-31 08:40:02 - Added by: Nippon Sekai |
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Heart-Warming Nabe Cookery |
Nabemono (鍋物, なべ物, nabe = cooking pot + mono = things, kinds) or simply called nabe, is a style of cooking a varieties of one pot dishes. One of the most famous is the sumo wrestler's meal of chanko-nabe (a stewed dish with many kinds of meat, fish and vegetables).
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| Date: 2006-01-05 09:39:25 - Added by: Nippon Sekai |
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Traditional Good Luck Charms |
The Japanese have a long tradition of good luck charms for every occasion, many of them originating in ancient harvest customs. This video explains a few of the mysterious objects you'll often see in Japan - statues of beckoning cats known as maneki-neko, one-eyed Daruma dolls, and the wooden tablets known as ema covered in personal wishes that hang in great numbers outside shrines. |
| Date: 2005-12-01 18:23:42 - Added by: Nippon Sekai |
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(2005.11.23) Kana Uemura - Kiseki |
植村花菜 - キセキ (KICM-1149) |
| Date: 2005-11-23 18:11:05 - Added by: Nippon Sekai |
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Cafe de Maid |
Cafe de Maid "promo" clip
Note: I've no idea if this is a legitimate promo since this maid is "Kotone Aisaki" (a JAV actress) |
| Date: 2005-10-27 13:01:24 - Added by: Nippon Sekai |
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Rei N. - Lava Coast Gravure |
Ero-kawaii gravure clip |
| Date: 2005-10-25 13:29:34 - Added by: Key Chi Guy |
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Rei N. - Oiled Up |
Ero-kawaii gravure clip of Rei oiling herself up |
| Date: 2005-10-25 12:36:11 - Added by: Key Chi Guy |
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Rei N. - T-back |
Ero-kawaii gravure clip |
| Date: 2005-10-25 11:45:58 - Added by: Key Chi Guy |
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Bringing Color Back to the Oceans |
Global warming is rapidly destroying the coral reefs that form so much of the oceans' beauty. We need to act quickly to develop ways to repair and regenerate these reefs. A Japanese university team is developing the first potentially large - scale method to cultivate coral eggs in open waters for transplantation to revive damaged reefs. |
| Date: 2005-10-03 12:10:53 - Added by: Nippon Sekai |
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