Articles in Japanese Products
What’s happening in Japan?
Business is bad for the most part, but there’s a plan for those companies that start with a To—
Toto Toilets has teamed up with a house maker (Daiwa) to have toilets installed …
If a Team of Japanese Scientists can bring ‘Jurassic Park’ one big step closer to reality then it’s no surprise perhaps that another group of Japanese scientists have cloned the embryo of an endangered rabbit.
Michael …
Honda Motor Co will launch its Acura Brand of luxury cars in Russia next year
Russia's wealthy class in the big cities is the target market.
Behind China and India, Russia is one of the fastest growing …
Toyota’s Camry is Motor Trend’s 2007 Car of the year. It is also the hottest selling car in America.
The car has variations – a hybrid among one of them, and broad appeal.
Editor-in-chief of Motor Trend …
A group of workers in America was asked to rank the most recognizable Japanese person they know.
Not a tough problem, generally speaking, unless you are American.
Jackie Chan and Jet Li, will be happy to know, …
China announced that there are about 400 million less people in China now as a result of the ‘one child’ policy initiated in the 1970s.
For good or for bad, that’s a whole nation or two …
The US used to sell about $1.4 billion worth of beef to Japan. No more.
Costco Japan is the only customer right now. And though Costco sales are brisk, they don’t sell a billion dollars …
Honda has built and ultraefficient vehicle that goes 1300 miles between fill ups. It carries 6-8 passengers – 8 Japanese and 6, sometimes 5 or 4 Americans.
Of course, there is always a catch.
The vehicle costs …
Toyota is planning to voluntarily recall about 2/3 of the Prius cars they have made.
Someone in Japan learned that when you turn the steeling wheel and drive real slow into a curb, it can break something …
Toyota will overtake GM as the number one car maker in the world sometime this year.
Toyota is building factories; GM is closing them down….Toyota…Toyota…Toyota… I am sure GM is tired of the word.
Well, they are …
