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6 min 46The Japanese Popstars - Joshua
Retrouvez le clip officiel Joshua de The Japanese Popstars
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The Japanese Popstars - Shells of Silver
Retrouvez le clip officiel Shells of Silver de The Japanese Popstars
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Japanese jr. high radiation education: Science education or brainwashing? - September 20, 2011
Japanese jr. high radiation education: Science education or brainwashing? - September 20, 2011 The Japanese Science and Education Ministry (MEXT), is mandating a new curriculum which includes radiation education to be taught at schools across Japan. MEXT doesn't only mandate education standards, they define specific material and teaching techniques in many cases. This video analyzes the new radiation education curriculum. This is the same ministry that is responsible for setting some of the sky-high radiation "safety" standards with regards to the Fukushima disaster. This curriculum is aimed at junior high school and is thus compulsory education that all children in Japan will receive. Japanese junior high school is grades 8-10. Links and references: Japanese Science and Education Ministry courses of study. (This is information on the curriculum that MEXT mandates for Japanese school children - Japanese language only.) http://www.mext.go.jp/a_menu/shotou/new-cs/youryou/chukaisetsu/index.htm Radiation Education Promotion Committee web site (Japanese) http://www.radi-edu.jp/ My video on radioactive lantern mantels (which are used as part of the new radiation education material) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhE8-5g39SQ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Source: Name: William Websites: http://www.youtube.com/user/AluminumStudios http://www.aluminumstudios.com/ Country: Japan -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Japan: Japanese communities record Chernobyl-level radiation - October 19, 2011
Japan: Japanese communities record Chernobyl-level radiation - October 19, 2011 Australian Broadcasting Corporation Broadcast: 19/10/2011 Reporter: Mark Willacy Thousands of Japanese forced to evacuate their homes by the Fukushima nuclear disaster are facing the prospect of never being able to return. Transcript STEVE CANNANE, PRESENTER: Seven months on from Japan's nuclear meltdown, thousands of people are still unable to return to their homes around the Fukushima nuclear power plant. And for many of them, the terrible realisation is sinking in that they may never go back. Some communities have been found to be radiation hotspots, with levels comparable to those found at Chernobyl. Many of those affected say they've had little help from the Japanese government as they struggle to come to terms with what's happened. The ABC's North Asia correspondent, Mark Willacy, travelled to one of the Fukushima hotspots and talked to some of those dealing with the ongoing legacy of this disaster. MARK WILLACY, REPORTER: He's a practitioner of Zen, a seeker of enlightenment in an age of nuclear fallout. Koyu Abe is the chief monk of Fukushima's 400-year old Joenji Temple and this is a sutra for peace and rebirth, a prayer for the resurrection of an entire community choked in radiation. KOYU ABE, BUDDHIST MONK (voiceover translation): This radiation is like an invisible snow. It's fallen and brought us a long winter. But eventually the snow will melt and spring will come. MARK WILLACY: To help his community rid itself of this invisible snow, Monk Abe is allowing people to dump their radioactive topsoil on temple land. Armed with his four Geiger counters, he shows me just how contaminated this earth is. The Japanese-made Geiger counter quickly blasts off the scale. The others reveal radiation levels ten times beyond what's considered safe. KOYU ABE, BUDDHIST MONK (voiceover translation): The radiation level here is so high that some of the Geiger counters can't measure it. But I still accept this contaminated soil. MARK WILLACY: But to get a real sense of just how contaminated some of these areas are, I have to travel closer to the shattered nuclear plant to a community abandoned to the ravages of radiation. Well I'm just crossing the mountains into Iitate and our Geiger counter is spiking, it's quadrupled just in the space of a minute or two in terms of its reading. So there is no doubt that this place is a radiation hotspot, especially since they found radioactive plutonium there just a couple of weeks ago. I've come to meet Kenichi Hasegawa, and as I pull into his farm in Iitate, the Geiger counter reading begins to rise. Before the nuclear meltdowns Mr Hasegawa was a dairy farmer. Now his sheds are empty, his cattle slaughtered or sold off, his property is deserted and increasingly derelict. Ask him about the performance of his government during this crisis and Kenichi Hasegawa goes close to meltdown himself. KENICHI HASEGAWA, FUKUSHIMA FARMER (voiceover translation): I have absolutely no trust in the Government. I thought they could deal with a nuclear accident, but it is a joke. So now all they do is cover up and hide data. All the while we were exposed to more and more radiation. What the hell are they doing? MARK WILLACY: There's no doubt Kenichi Hasegawa's farm is in a hot zone. A screeching Geiger counter attests to that. The nuclear fallout has scattered Mr Hasegawa's family. His son will no longer inherit the farm. But what reduces this stoic farmer to tears is the tragic story of a close friend, also a dairy farmer, who took his own life when told to slaughter his animals and leave his land. KENICHI HASEGAWA (voiceover translation): When I heard the news, I went to his home and he was already in a coffin. But I still couldn't believe it. I opened the coffin and then I saw him. I choked up. Before the nuclear disaster, he'd been so happy. MARK WILLACY: The Fukushima meltdowns have displaced 80,000 people. Many of them, like Tomoe Unuma and her daughter Hana, are still living in shelters scattered throughout Japan. Tomoe Unuma has been allowed to return to her home once to collect some belongings. Less than three kilometres from the oozing remains of the nuclear plant, the village of Futaba is now an overgrown, decaying ruin. TOMOE UNUMA, FUKUSHIMA EVACUEE (voiceover translation): When we entered the zone it hit me just what a terrible mess it had become. Normally it's a beautiful place of rice fields and homes, but it was choked with weeds. I can't forget that scene. MARK WILLACY: For 10-year-old Hana Unuma, life now means separation from her friends and her father, who was forced to find work in another part of the country. HANA UNUMA, FUKUSHIMA EVACUEE (voiceover translation): I think about home sometimes. But I know I can't go back and it makes me sad. MARK WILLACY: Across Fukushima there are countless more stories like those of the monk Koyu Abe, the farmer Kenichi Hasegawa and the evacuee Tomoe Unuma, stories of resilience, loss, and hope. KOYU ABE (voiceover translation): Monks like me must ease people's suffering. If there's something I can do, I need to take action. TOMOE UNUMA (voiceover translation): They say God never gives you a challenge you can't overcome, but I don't know if I'm strong enough to overcome this. KENICHI HASEGAWA (voiceover translation): We might come back, but I won't let the children come back. It will never be safe for them. But I'd like to return and have my bones buried here. MARK WILLACY: The invisible snow of radiation continues to haunt Fukushima. And for thousands here, it could stalk them all their lives. Mark Willacy, Lateline. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Source: Name: NewsOnABC Websites: http://www.abc.net.au/news/ http://www.youtube.com/user/NewsOnABC ------------------------------------------------------------------
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Aneka - Japanese Boy (1981)
Aneka, née Mary Sandeman, est une chanteuse de folk écossaise. Elle enregistre un album éponyme produit par Neil Ross d’où sont tirés 4 singles “Japanese boy”, “Little Lady” , “Ohh Shoby doo doo lang” et “I was free”. Bobby Heatlie écrit les chansons de cet album. L’album est un succès en Angleterre, en Belgique, en Suède, en Suisse ainsi qu’en Allemagne et en France. Si les 45 tours “Japanese boy” et "Little Lady" sont des succès, l’album ainsi que les 45 tours suivants restent discrets sur le territoire français. Les deux premiers 45 tours édités en 1981 “Japanese boy” et “Little Lady” se retrouvent sur l’album. Pour ces deux premiers singles, deux Maxi-45 tours ont été pressés. Leurs faces B, "Ae fond kiss" et "Chasing dreams" ne seront pas repris sur l'album. Février 1982 sort un nouveau single 45 tours “Ohh Shooby doo doo lang”, troisième extrait de l’album. La même année est édité également “Alister Mc Coll”, un titre inédit de l’album que l’on retrouve sur le CD bootleg. La face B est un extrait de l’album “I was free”. D’ailleurs le pressage français du 45 tours indique “Extrait de l’album”. Ultérieurement, le 45 tours est réédité, cette fois avec “I was free” en face A, et “Alister Mc Coll” en face B. Toujours aucune information sur un éventuel Maxi-45 tours. 1983 - Deux 45 tours paraissent. “Heart to beat” et “Rose, Rose I love you”. Deux titres inédits de l’album, tout comme leurs faces B respectives “Starshine” et “My Johnny” (“Kneels and kisses me”).
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Japanese Telecom - Japanese Telecom (John Selway Remix)
Japanese Telecom - Japanese Telecom (John Selway Remix)
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Ayabie - Japanese Low-Res Caramel Town
Membres : Aoi (vocals) Takehito (guitar) Yumehito (guitar) Intetsu (bass) Kenzo (drums) ex-membre : Ryohei (guitar) Statut : indies 2004 – en activité. Ayabie est un petit nouveau "pas si nouveau que ça" dans le monde indies, se produisant sous le label Speed Disk, un des groupes les plus prometteurs du moment. Un beau printemps 2004, Ayabie voit le jour. A ce moment le groupe compte quatre membres : Aoi qui l'ex-vocaliste du groupe MASK, Ryohei (guitar), Takehito (guitar) et Intetsu (bass), tous trois rescapés de la formation Hinawana. Ayabie fait alors ses débuts sans batteur officiel, ne travaillant qu'avec des batteurs de sessions on stage. A cette époque sort un panel de maxi singles parmi lesquels figurent Kagen no Sakura ame (vendu lors de leurs premiers pas sur la scène au Takadanobaba AREA affichant complet), Romancer, Chousoi sou yori san rin, Gothic Party et Lovers name. Ces titres plaisent grandement au public qui ne se fait pas prier : les deux premiers maxi singles doivent faire le sujet d'une seconde presse, tellement ceux-ci sont sollicités et ont été vite vendus. Un véritable succès. En 2005 arrive Kenzo, prenant place de batteur permanent. La formation d'Ayabie est alors au complet. Cette année est l'ANNÉE vraiment bien remplie du groupe : Ayabie sort huit singles, deux mini albums Tetsu no shima et EquAL pRayer 2 aLL ainsi qu'un premier full lenght album AYABIE sokukan ongenshuu. Autant dire que pour un "newbie" dans le monde indies, Ayabie n'est pas en reste et ne chôme pas ! Nombres des œuvres du groupe font l'objet soit d'une réedition soit d'une édition simple et d'une édition spéciale comprenant un dvd. Le 4 Janvier 2005, Ayabie s'offre une performance live au prestigieux SHIBUYA O-EAST (rien que ça) qui fait sold-out, pour ne dire que le groupe se trouve à la meilleure enseigne de ce qui se fait en matière de qualité musicale. Suite en 2006, toujours un planning des plus chargé : à l'affiche, plus de live cette année avec trois concerts sur un laps de temps assez rapproché TOKYO-pRayer, Tsuki no kakera furisosogu, AYABIE soku kan eizou shuu, trois singles et pour finir une réédition de leur premier maxi single. Ce qui fait le charme d'Ayabie ? Visuellement, ceux-ci propose un look très glam & fashion, assez bien "pétillant". Côté musique : Rien de particulier si ce n'est que le groupe propose une gamme assez variée dans son répertoire, variant entre des mélodies assez douces à un son plus bourrin, plus progressif, le tout prédominé par la trame classique pop-rock du milieu. Le tout est de dire qu'Ayabie propose des titres énergiques et sympathiques. Pour donner une ouverture sur le marché européen, une compilation d'Ayabie a été réalisée à cet effet, nommée EUROBEST regroupant les meilleurs morceaux du groupe. Malheureusement, il semblerait que Ryohei décide d'abandonner l'aventure du groupe cet été 2006 même. Le dernier single en date de la formation est FAINT/Topaz sorti le 28 juin 2006. Le premier novembre arrive dans les bacs, un single nommé Kimi no koe to yakusoku, qui fête aussi la venue d'un nouveau guitariste, Yumehito (ex-Soroban). Un second full album sort le 15 Novembre, en couleur de l'hiver et répondant au nom de Virgin Snow Color Discographie : mini albums et full albums Tetsu no shima (mini-album) (2006. 07. 19) EquAL pRayer 2 aLL (CD + DVD - mini-album) (2005. 10. 28) EquAL pRayer 2 aLL (mini-album) (2005. 10. 28) ayabie sokukan ongenshuu (album) (2005. 03. 21) Tetsu no shima (mini-album) (2005. 01. 01) Virgin Snow Color (album) (2006. 11. 15) Ecumenical (2007. 03. 07) Rikkaboshi (2007. 11. 28) singles : Melt Away (2008.03.19) Yubisaki (2007.09.26) Cubic L/R ock (2007.06.27) Sakura mau kisetsu ni (2007. 04. 25) -ecumenicalimage- [distribued during live] (2007. 04. 08) Browny [distribued during live] (2007. 03. 14) Kimi no koe to yakusoku (2006. 11. 01) FAINT/Topaz (2006. 06. 28) Japanese Lo-rez carameltown (CD + DVD) (2006. 02. 25) Japanese Lo-rez carameltown (2006. 02. 15) mafuyu, yon renya sou (2006. 01. 18) LEMPICKA (2005. 12. 07) ~manatsuyukitorokerushyougen~ kiss me snow (CD + DVD) (2005. 08. 10) ~kakoyakasuresakebishi~ tsukikoi (CD + DVD) (2005. 07. 13) ~igyou no sou no doujisha~ taikanshiki zenya (CD + DVD) (2005. 06. 15) Hinata (2005. 06. 15) kuroi stukai to shikinegai - second press (2005. 05. 23) kuroi stukai to shikinegai (2005. 04. 25) Melting Cinnamon (2005. 04. 01) M (2005. 02. 20) Lovers name (2004. 12. 29) Romancer (2004. 12. 11) Gothic Party (2004. 10. 15) Chousoi sou yori san rin (2004. 09. 15) Romancer (2004. 07. 07) Kagen no sakura, ame (2004. 05. 19) Romancer (2004. 05. 08) Kagen no sakura, ame (2004. 05. 08)
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Japan Brings a New Meaning to Recyling!: Turd Burger Created by Japanese Scientist - June 17, 2011
Japan Brings a New Meaning to Recyling!: Turd Burger Created by Japanese Scientist - June 17, 2011 Ana Kasparian and Ben Mankiewicz discuss a Japanese scientist who's created a burger out of human feces. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Source: Name: The Young Turks Young Turk (n), 1. Young progressive or insurgent member of an institution, movement, or political party. 2. Young person who rebels against authority or societal expectations. (American Heritage Dictionary) Websites: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheYoungTurks http://www.theyoungturks.com Watch TYT live 6-8pm ET (3-5pm PT) followed by TYT OT (w/ stories & interviews) then Post Game Become a member of TYT Nation: http://www.theyoungturks.com/membership Join the TYT Facebook Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/tytnation Follow TYT on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/theyoungturks Rebel Headquarters: http://www.theyoungturks.com Contact us via Email: theyoungturks@googlegroups.com Cenk's Huffington Post Blog: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/cenk-uygur ---------------------------------------------------------------
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Japan Fukushima: Cover-Up Anger: Japanese outraged with govt keeping truth in the dark - June 27, 2011
Japan Fukushima: Cover-Up Anger: Japanese outraged with govt keeping truth in the dark - June 27, 2011 The Japanese government is starting radiation checkups for more than two million people living near the crippled Fukushima plant. It's part of a long-term health monitoring programme - launched over 3 months after the nuclear crisis started. And as RT's Sean Thomas reports, confusion over where's safe - and where isn't - is seeing many lose trust in the authorities. ------------------------------------------------------------ Source: Name: Russia Today Websites: http://RT.com http://www.youtube.com/user/RussiaToday RT is a 24/7 English-language news channel. We are set to show you how any story can be another story altogether. Broadcasting over six continents and 100 countries, our coverage focuses on international headlines, giving an innovative angle set to challenge viewers worldwide. The channel is government-funded but shapes its editorial policy free from political and commercial influence. Our dedicated team of news professionals unites young talent and household names in the world of broadcast journalism. We're here to bring you another story. Hometown: Moscow Country: Russia -----------------------------------------------------------
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japanese tattoo designs - foot tattoo designs - tattoo generator
http://tattoomenow.blog102.com - japanese tattoo designs - foot tattoo designs - tattoo generator Get Your Dream Tattoo in 3 Easy Steps! step1 Find Your Tattoo Tattoo photos in 38 categories, ratings & reviews Get inspiration from other people's tattoos Get to know what others think about your tattoos Showcase your newest beauty after you had it done New photos added daily japanese tattoo designs - foot tattoo designs - tattoo generator
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Weirdo Japanese tourist in South Africa
Frenetic Japanese tourist is a cliche on his own A 2008 South African commercial for Kulula.com. Postcard from South Africa. Japanese crazies - More commercials : http://wat.tv/CulturePub -. All rights reserved. For all inquiries, please mail to culturepub@wizdeo.com
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