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Our Man in Abiko
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There's a new blog in town, specialising in old news. Gua...
There's a new blog in town, specialising in old news. Guaranteed to be at least a month out of date. It's called Letter from Abiko.
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Hana Walker's Half-Life 2:46 (Hana Walker Mysteries #1)
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2013
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Reconstructing 3/11: Earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown - how Japan's future depends on its understanding of the 2011 triple disaster
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2012
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How to Write About Japan
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2012
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Guts Pose: Diary of a Japanese election gone bad
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2012
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Chairman Mouse: A Tokyo Disneyland North Korea Fantasia
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2012
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“Tokyo Disneyland is an aspiring despot's wet dream.”
― Chairman Mouse: A Tokyo Disneyland North Korea Fantasia
― Chairman Mouse: A Tokyo Disneyland North Korea Fantasia
“In no sense are the robot dogs, automated vacuum cleaners and old-folks lifting machines just examples of yet another consumer society with nothing meaningful left to spend its disposable income on. No, robots are the future. They have been for generations.”
― How to Write About Japan
― How to Write About Japan
“There have been daring people in the world who claimed that Fenimore Cooper could write English, but they are all dead now.”
― Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offences
― Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offences
“Tokyo Disneyland is an aspiring despot's wet dream.”
― Chairman Mouse: A Tokyo Disneyland North Korea Fantasia
― Chairman Mouse: A Tokyo Disneyland North Korea Fantasia
“In no sense are the robot dogs, automated vacuum cleaners and old-folks lifting machines just examples of yet another consumer society with nothing meaningful left to spend its disposable income on. No, robots are the future. They have been for generations.”
― How to Write About Japan
― How to Write About Japan
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Feb 23, 2012 08:16AM
No problem. I'm new to goodreads, so apologies if my newbie ways rankle. Seems like a good place to find out about new books, and of course, promote my own one of these days.
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