JapanIntercontinental.com

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi
Commercial bank formed by the merger of Bank of Tokyo and Mitsubishi Bank.
www.btm.co.jp/

Japan with Kids: International Schools in Japan
List of non-Japanese-language curriculum schools in Japan.
www.tokyowithkids.com/

Our Discovery of Japan and its Culture
A visit to Japan in 2001 by the parents of a girl teaching English in Chiba.
members.shaw.ca/

National Association of Girl Scouts of Japan, Tokyo - Troop 18
Contains program information and contacts.
www.stmaryscout.com/

Tallahassee Mitsubishi Parts Online
OEM parts. A discount is available to Club DSM members.
www.worldparts.com/

Mitsubishi Graveyard
Seller of used Mitsubishi parts, specializing in used and rebuilt transmissions.
www.mitsubishigraveyard.com/

Hiking Trip in Japan 2000
Diary of a participant in a trip to the Japan Alpa sponsored by the Appalachian Mountain Club. The author spent a total of 18 days in Japan, went on two hikes, one overnight and the other for a total of 6 days. He also visited the cities of Komagane, Matsumoto, Nikko/Lake Chuzenji, and Kamakura, and Tokyo.
world.std.com/

Japan Today: Protesters oppose Japan's cooperation with U.S. - Japan's Leading International News Network
From Reuters. "Protesters upset by Japan's support for U.S. plans to retaliate against last week's terror attacks disrupted a government "town meeting" on Sunday, hurling abuse at two cabinet ministers who had come to the western city of Kobe to talk about the economy." Japan.
www.japantoday.com/

Japan at War, 1931-1945
Published and unpublished files and images about the Japanese army and navy during the Sino-Japanese War and WWII, 1931-1945.
www.warbirdforum.com/

Japan Today: 12 bin Laden followers sneaked into Japan before attacks - Japan's Leading International News Network
From Kyodo News. "The Japanese government has received information about the possibility that some 12 foreign Islamic extremists came to Japan in early September shortly before the terrorist attacks on the United States, according to sources close to the case." Japan.
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