Japan News Articles October 6 - 12

• Making noise about keeping the decibels down | The Japan Times

• Japan rises to challenge of becoming 'hydrogen society' | The Japan Times

• ‘Bottomless swamp’ of ash on Japan’s Mt. Ontake after surprise eruption that killed at least 55 | National Post

• Selective history: Hirohito's chronicles | The Japan Times

• Japan’s International Tourism Challenge | The Diplomat

• Japan's Best Kept Secret: Shochu | What is Shochu?

• Gluten kunnen ongemerkt je lichaam slopen

• Can Japan overcome the ‘language barrier’ for foreign workers? | East Asia Forum

• Article 9 campaigners disappointed by Nobel decision | The Japan Times

• PLUS | Niet geregistreerd - De Standaard Mobile

• Japan Is Going Back To Whaling, Calling It 'Scientific' | ThinkProgress

• Ambitious New High-Speed Rail Plan Will Fly Americans To Japan To Use Their Trains | The Onion - America's Finest News Source

• JAPON • Nakamura, le chercheur justicier devenu Prix Nobel | Courrier international

• «Abenomics», un programme qui rate sa cible - LeTemps.ch

• Beyond Tokyo: Hiking Japan’s Historic Villages and Lush Farmlands

• Google Suffers New Privacy Setback in Japan - WSJ

• Want to give some of your local taxes to charity? In Japan you can | Public Leaders Network | The Guardian

• Tokyo court orders Google to delete search results that implied criminality - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

• Japan and China: Edging closer | The Economist

• Chinese media accuse Japanese manga star Doraemon of subverting youth | World news | The Guardian

• The Nobel Peace Prize should not be awarded to the people of Japan - Comment - Voices - The Independent

• How feminism could save Japan from demographic doom - Vox

• Is it time for Japan to get over trying to connect your personality and blood type? | RocketNews24

• Japan PM Abe's growth plan hits new obstacle: Daycare NIMBY - Yahoo News

• 50 Years, 50 Changes: Japan’s Transformation Since Tokyo Olympics - WSJ

• Japan braces as super typhoon Vongfong powers north - Yahoo News

• Tokyo stays fourth in global city ranking | The Japan Times

• The shiny Uniqlo empire has a dark side | Public Radio International

• Nobel laureate says Japan's business culture stifles innovation | The Japan Times

• More Females In Workforce Japan's Saving Grace

• Is Japan’s Economy on the Verge of a Recession? - WSJ

• Tsunami, not Quake, Seen as Main Cause of Fukushima Accident - WSJ

• Japanse meloenen naar Europa?

• China media criticise 'growing' US-Japan military ties - BBC News

• Ambitious female scientists leave Japan to escape ‘male domination’ | News | Times Higher Education

• Japanese mothers react to being called by their first names after years of just being “Mama” | RocketNews24

• Suicide in Japan | Nippon.com

• Les pôles magnétiques terrestres peuvent s’inverser brutalement | Passeur de sciences

• Nobel-Winning Scientist Was Japanese Salaryman Who Fought Employer - Japan Real Time - WSJ

• Biased pamphlet bodes ill for left-behind foreign parents outside Japan | The Japan Times

• Fukushima No. 1 plant workers kept in the dark over hazard pay | The Japan Times

• 69 Years Ago: US Suppressed Shocking Footage on Atomic Bombings of Japan

• Abe aide suggests new paper will nullify Kono statement on ‘comfort women’ - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

• How Japan's Article 9 was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize | The Japan Times

• U.S. Experts Challenge Abe View of ‘Comfort Women’ - Japan Real Time - WSJ

• Japanese media fall behind Western journalists in criticism of racism - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

• Ultimate Japan Wagyu beef guide | Travel - Home

• Adventures in ramen: Japan's soup scene

• Japan's Deadly Ontake Volcano Seen From Space | WIRED

• A stroll through Nishiki, Kyoto's favorite food market | The Japan Times

• Abenomics' women problem | The Japan Times

• Japanese win Nobel Prize in physics for blue LEDs | The Japan Times

• 3 Japanese scientists shine brightly with Nobel Prize in Physics for blue LED - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

• Saving the smiles of Japan's quake survivors

• Nobelprijs natuurkunde naar Japanse uitvinders LED-lamp | Nobelprijzen | de Volkskrant

• The Economist explains: The mystery of Japan’s sluggish exports | The Economist

• Typhoon heads out to sea, leaving at least one dead | The Japan Times

• What 50 Years of Bullet Trains Have Done for Japan - Atlantic Mobile

• Japan Wrongly Blames U.S. For Repressive Japanese Secrecy Law

• Popularity of shrine weddings in Shimane rises with princess’s marriage - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

• BBC News - Deadly Typhoon Phanfone heads out of Tokyo

• Nippon.com on Twitter: "Red weather warnings related to Typhoon Phanfone cover much of central Japan. http://t.co/AiqFeHiXxp http://t.co/hqfvagO1y6"

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