Sake – the SA is pronounced like the so in sod. And the KE is pronounced like the ke in Ken. Not like ‘key’. If you say it right you will already sound cool.
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Internet2 is Almost Ready – Look Out Doraemon
Okay, my microprocessor still runs on hamsters, okay? But, I didn’t even know about Internet2.
Apparently it goes at 10Gps, or nearly 1000 times as fast as my www.comcast.com connection.
Did you…
Japan Secured Warrants for Arrest of N. Korean Agents Accused of Kidnapping
Japanese police obtained arrest warrants for two former N. Korean agents who are suspected of kidnapping a Japanese citizen 26 years ago.
The two characters are now 76 and 78 years old. Now, that̵…
Anti-Japanese Protests – Professor Wang Jisi Responds
Dean of Peking’s School of International Studies, Wang Jisi, spent the day before advising President Hu concerning his upcoming visit with President Bush. He then flew to San Francisco to attend…
READ MORESaddam’s Bad Intel
Doing business anywhere, in Russia, Korea, Japan China or elsewhere depends on good communication among partners and unfortunately among the political leaders as well..boneheaded as they may be.
Dr. V…
Brookings Institution – Questions and Insights
This is one last blog about the panel discussion of the fellows from Brookings Institution when they spoke at UC San Francisco.
It is not difficult to see how politics influences business influen…
Yuan-Kang Wang of Brookings Institution
Dr. Yuan-Kang Wang of Brookings Institution recently spoke on a panel at UC San Francisco.
Dr. Wang emphasized the need to keep a balance of power between China and the US and to maintain a …
Dr. Bojiang Yang – Brookings Institution
Dr. Bojiang Yang recently spoke on a panel at UC San Francisco about relations in North East Asia.
Of the five speakers, Dr. Yang was the most difficult to follow. It had much to do with not…
Bojiang Yang – Brookings Institution
Bojiang Yang of the Brookings Institution is one of China’s leading experts on Japan.
He is currently Professor and Director of the Institute for Japanese Studies and for the Division …
Japan Offers China 360 TV Programs
Mainichi News reported that Japan has offered to air 360 Japanese TV programs in China and that China will seriously consider it.
What a great step to promote understanding between these two countrie…
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