Foreign Offices, Japan high commission, Japan embassy, Regulations and Legislation Japan
• Cabinet Office
• Official
Residence of the Prime Minister
• Ministry of Health,
Labour and Welfare
• Ministry of
Transport
• Ministry of
Education, Science, Sports and Culture
• Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
• Ministry of Posts
and Telecommunications (MPT)
• Ministry of
Finance
• Ministry of
Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
• Ministry of
Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
• Mint
Bureau
• Agency of
Industrial Science & Technology
• Japanese
Patent Office
• National
Institute of Technology and Evaluation (NITE)
• National
Land Agency
• Agency of
Industrial Science & Technology
• Japan
Meteorological Agency
• Japanese
Patent Office
• Management and Coordination Agency
• National Tax Administration
• Statistics
Bureau and Statistics Center
• Supreme
Court of Japan
• Kansai Bureau of
Economy, Trade and Industry
• Kanto
Bureau of International Trade and Industry
• Japan
Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program - information about
the program from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
• Japan's Official
Development Assistance
• Argentina: Embassy of Japan
in Buenos Aires
• Belgium:
Embassy of Japan in Brussels
• Canada: Consulate
General of Japan in Toronto
• Canada: Embassy of
Japan in Ottawa
• Denmark:
Embassy of Japan in Copenhagen
• Egypt:
Embassy of Japan in Cairo
• France:
Embassy of Japan in Paris
• Hong
Kong: Consulate-General of Japan in Hong Kong
• Hungary: Embassy of
Japan in Budapest
• India: Embassy of Japan
in Delhi
• Indonesia: Embassy of
Japan in Jakarta
• Korea,
South: Embassy of Japan in Seoul
• Malaysia: Embassy of
Japan in Kuala Lumpur
• Mexico: Embassy of Japan
in Mexico City
• Pakistan: Embassy of
Japan in Islamabad
• Singapore: Embassy of
Japan in Singapore
• United
Kingdom: Embassy of Japan in London
• United States:
Consulate General of Japan in Agana
• United States:
Consulate General of Japan in Atlanta
• United
States: Consulate General of Japan in Chicago
• United States:
Consulate General of Japan in Detroit
• United States:
Consulate General of Japan in Honolulu
• United
States: Consulate General of Japan in Houston
• United States:
Consulate General of Japan in Kansas City
• United
States: Consulate General of Japan in Los Angeles
• United States:
Consulate General of Japan in Miami
• United States:
Consulate General of Japan in New Orleans
• United States:
Consulate General of Japan in New York
• United States:
Consulate General of Japan in Portland
• United
States: Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco
• United
States: Consulate General of Japan in Seattle
• United
States: Embassy of Japan in Washington, D.C.
• Okinawa
- offers local industry location guide, outline of Okinawa,
and population, economic, and industrial statistics.
• National
Research Institute of Agricultural Economics
• AFFRC
• AFFRC
(ss.s.affrc.go.jp)
• AFFRC
Tsukuba Office
• DNA
Information and Stock Center HTTP
• National Space
Development Agency of Japan (NASDA)
• House of Councillors
(Sangiin)
• House
of Representives (Shugiin)
• National Diet
Library
• Kato,
Mutsuki
• Maritime
Self-Defense Force
• Marine Corp Air Station
Iwakuni
• Marine Corps Bases
Japan - covers Butler, Iwakuni, and Camp Fuji.
• Naval
Hospital Yokosuka
• National Tax
Administration
• National
Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention
(NIED) - designs and conducts research projects to
investigate mechanisms of how and when natural disasters
occur, with the aim of being able to predict such disasters
before they occur.
• National
Research Institute for Metals (NRIM)
• Communications Research
Laboratory (CRL) - national institute responsible for
the study of telecommunications technologies, radio science,
and radio applications.
• Institute
of Physical and Chemical Research (RIKEN)
• Japan
Atomic Energy Research Institute (JAERI)
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Study in Japan:
• University of Tokyo
• Tokyo Institute
of Technology
• Ritsumeikan
Asia Pacific University
• Doshisha University
• Kyoto City
University of Arts
• Kyoto Sangyo
University
• Ryukoko
University
• Tokai
University
• Ritsumeikan University
• Nihon
University
• Keio
University
• Hokkaido
Tokai University
• Kitasato University
• College
of Asia Pacific Management
• College
of Asia Pacific Studies
• Kyoto
University Museum
• Tokai
University Educational System
• School
of Political Science and Economics
• School
of Engineering
• Department of Computer
Science
• School of Medicine
• International
Division
• Shonan
Fujisawa Campus
• Lacrosse
Team
• Go club
• Department
of Archaeology and Ethnology
• Faculty
of Science and Technology
• Asahikawa
• Sapporo
• Department
of Architecture - Watanabe Lab
• Lado
International College of Japan
• American
School in Japan
• Asuwa Senior
High School
• Chiba Prefectural
Noda High School - Noda, Chiba
• Christian
Academy - American-based, K-12 Christian-oriented
education.
• Fujisawa
Junior High School - Fujisawa, Kanagawa
• Fukuoka Daiichi High
School Department of International Education
• Hayama Junior High
School - Kurita, Shiga
• Hiroshima
Saniku Gakuin - private Christian secondary boarding
school
• Ikoma
High School - Ikoma, Nara
• K-12
from Japan
• K.
International School
• Kawagoe High
School
• Kobe-School.net
• Kyoto
Prefectural Nanyo High School
• Mito
Sakuranomaki High School
• Momoyama Gakuin - St.
Andrew's High School
• Morioka
Shirayuri Gakuen High School
• Nagoya
City Nagoya Commercial High School (CA)
• Nagoya
International School
• Nakajima Junior
High School - Osaka
• Nara Technical High
School
• Nishimachi International
School
• Osaka International
School
• Sashima
Elementary School - Ehime
• Seisen
International School
• Shijo-Tsushin
• Shiki
High School - Nara
• Shikino
High School - Takaoka, Toyama - part-time school
• St. Mary's
International School
• St. Maur
International School - oldest international school in
Japan, founded in 1872.
• Taisei
Junior and Senior High School
• Takatori
Senior High School - Nara
• Tamagawa
Junior High School
• Tezukayama Gakuin
Izumigaoka High School
• Tokyo
Gakugei University High School
• Wakamiya
Commercial High School
• Wakayama
Fuzoku Junior High School Wakayama
• Yokohama
International School
• Yuge Junior
High - Ehime
• Osaka International
School
• Tezukayama Gakuin
Izumigaoka High School - Sakai
• Momoyama Gakuin - St.
Andrew's High School
• Nakajima Junior
High School
• Osaka International
School - serves preschool and K-12; site is in English
and Japanese.
• Tezukayama Gakuin
Izumigaoka High School - Sakai
• International
Studies Department
• Seisho
High School
• School
of Allied Health Sciences (AHS)
• School
of Pharmaceutical Sciences
• School of
Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences
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Japan Organizations - Local and International Associations, Regulations and Codes
• Japan
Intellectual Property Association (JIPA)
• Japanese Communist
Party (Nihon Kyosanto)
• New
Komeito
• New
Party Sakigake (Shinto Sakigake)
• Political
Parties in Japan
• Profiles
of Political Parties in Japan
• Japanese
Red Army (JRA) - brief profile of Anti-Imperialist
International Brigade (AIIB).
• Kamei,
Shizuka - Chairman, Policy Research Council, LDP.
• Liberal
Democratic Party (Jiminto)
• JICA
Indonesia
• JICA
Laos
• JICA
Malaysia
• JICA
Philippines
• JICA
Singapore
• JICA
Thailand
• Small and Medium
Enterprise Agency
• Hata, Kei
• Interactive
Writing Community (IWC) - sponsored by Keio University
students in Japan
• Global
Communications (GLOCOM) Platform
• Kansai Institute
of Information Systems
• Research
Institute For Advanced Information Technology (AITEC)
• Central
Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI)
• Association of Canadian
Teachers in Japan (ACTJ)
• Japan
Association of College English Teachers (JACET)
• Persatuan
Pelajar Indonesia di Jepang - Indonesian Student
Association of Japan.
• Singapore
Students' Association of Japan
• Taima
Organisation
• Japan
Lions Club
• All
Japan Real Estate Association (Zennichi)
• Amagasaki
Research Incubation Center (ARIC)
• Association
Of Japanese Business Studies
• British
Chamber of Commerce in Japan (BCCJ)
• Canadian
Chamber of Commerce in Japan (CCCJ)
• Distribution
Systems Research Institute
• Italian
Chamber of Commerce in Japan
• Japan Chamber of
Commerce and Industry (Shokokaigisho)
• Japan
Institute for Overseas Investment (JOI)
• Japanese
Association of Corporate Executives (Keizai Doyukai)
• Japanese
Chamber of Commerce and Industries of New York
• Japanese
Chamber of Commerce of Northern California
• Japanese Federation of
Economic Organizations (Keidanren)
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Japan Media - News, Radio, Telivison, Newspapers, Online Chanels Working in Japan
• Japan
Today - international news network
• News
On Japan - daily news
• Asahi
Shimbun
• Daily
Yomiuri
• Japan
Times
• Japan
Update - Okinawan English-language weekly
• Mainichi
Newspapers
• Nihon
Keizai Shimbun
• Philippines
Today - monthly newspaper catering to Filipinos residing
in Japan.
• Aichi
Voice - general-interest magazine published twice yearly
• Being A Broad -
magazine for foreign women living and working in Japan.
• Bento - exploring
Japanese culture
• Business Insight Japan
Magazine
• CarMag - Japanese
automobile magazine - in Japanese and English.
• Cool
Girls Japan - e-zine of Japanese fashion and lifestyle,
with an emphasis on Tokyo happenings.
• Deep in
Osaka, The - e-zine for those heavy into Osaka
• East,
The - introduces the culture, history, customs, and
society of Japan.
• Gaijin
Gleaner - serves the English speaking expatriates of
Kyushu
• Japan
File - articles, contacts, insights from Japan.
• Japan
Insight - features in-depth articles on social trends in
Japan.
• Japan Interface
- host to many features, touching on subjects from sumo to
politics.
• JCult
Magazine - e-zine on Japan featuring daily news,
articles on Japanese society and culture
• Kansai Time
Out
• Neo-Tokyo - monthly
e-zine
• New Observer,
The
• OutsideR Magazine -
English language magazine
• Recent
Magazine Headlines
• http://www.sastokyo.com/
• Sapporo
Ambassador - semi-annual English-language magazine
• Tokyo
Journal - general interest English-language publication.
• Trends in
Japan - series of weekly feature articles that touch on
many aspects of Japan and its people.
• Weekly
Post, The - investigative news and stories on the
Japanese economy and political world.
• Yoke,
The - bimonthly magazine
• 7L3AXT
& JM7OCK - Yasuo Kondo
• FM 802
• FM Cocolo
76.5 - Osaka - multilingual radio station.
• HBC -
operates television and radio stations in Hokkaido.
• interFM
76.1
• J-Talk
- weekly program broadcast live on 5UV and via RealAudio
• JA0DWY - Gil
Miyazawa's DX Site - DXCC list with QSL cards and DX
information.
• JA4CZM - Kazumasa
Tsuboi
• JA5FNX
• JA8JPO - Takashi
Yamada
• JE8UZG -
Yorita, Yoshinori - contains cw training software,
Cynthia (Saori Minami) discography, and midi files. (Japan)
• JH4PHW -
Shiro Sakai
• JK1PEC -
Kazuaki Ohsawa - 50Mhz band enthusiast.
• JK7DES/AK6J
- Ted Oishi
• JR1LZK - Yutaka
Tasaki
• KISS -
89.9
• Love FM
76.1 - Kyushu's multilingual FM radio station.
• Radio
Japan
• Sensyu
Amateur Ham Radio Club JE7YNM
• Shibuya-FM
on Parco-City
• TBS -
provides radio and television broadcasting services
• Tokyo FM
80.0
• Top Gun Club -
Japanese Ham club. Members have 1st class, 500W+ station
licenses.
• W8/JM1SZY - Akira
Kumabe
• Web
Directory: Radio and TV Stations in Japan - list of all
major broadcasting outlets in the country
• ZIP - FM 77.8
- Nagoya
• Crazy
TV - commercial, film, video and event production team.
• HBC -
operates television and radio stations in Hokkaido.
• Kamisan no
Warukuchi 2 - An information archive for the Japanese TV
series "Wife Bashing 2"
• Long
Vacation - character and music info, Takuya Kimura
shrine, lyrics, and more.
• NTV - Nippon
Television Network Corporation
• Tokyo
Broadcasting System (TBS)
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General Information About Japan
• Introduction of Japanese
Laws and Practices - topics include how to incorporate a
company in Japan, the new insurance business law and the new
code of civil procedures.
• Division
of Electronics
• ISAS -
Institute of Space and Astronautical Science
• Propulsion System
Laboratory - information on the ATREX expander cycle
air-turbo ramjet engine, a candidate for the propulsion
system of the fly back booster of the TSTO spaceplane.
• VLBI
Space Observatory Programme - a radio astronomy space
mission.
• Japan IP
Resources
• Web
Directory: Japan Political Links - thorough set of links
to Japanese government and political Web sites, from
national to prefectural levels.
• Web Directory:
Japanese Government Organizations
• Web
Directory: Ministry of Search (MOS) - searchable
directory of Japanese government ministries and agencies.
• Communications Research
Laboratory (CRL) - national institute responsible for
the study of telecommunications technologies, radio science,
and radio applications.
• Institute
of Physical and Chemical Research (RIKEN)
• Japan
Atomic Energy Research Institute (JAERI) - research and
development of nuclear related technologies.
• JT-60U Project
- efforts are focused on the investigation of magnetic
confinement of extremely hot gases called plasmas.
• White
Papers on Communications in Japan - series of reports by
the agency detailing domestic broadcasting and
telecommunications.
• Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) Network Japan - research and
treatment information.
• Japan
Dance Therapy Association
• Japan Low
Power Laser Therapy Promotion Association - information
about clinical applications and techniques. Includes a
bulletin board for doctors, researchers and patients.
• Japan's
National Health Insurance System
• Japanese
National Cancer Center Research Institute
• Japanese Red
Cross
• Taima.org - non-profit
organisation researching and publishing information about
aspects of hemp in Japan.
• World Wide
Sushi Restaurant Reference!
• Art
Of Sushi, The - multimedia profile of San
Francisco-based, Japanese sushi artist Shinya Sugizaki.
• California Sushi
Academy - offers three-month courses for those
interested in becoming an assistant sushi chef. Placement
help available upon progam completion.
• Eatsushi.com - features
sushi bar directory, glossary, streaming videos, articles,
message boards, and more.
• Japanese
Cuisine by Sally Yu - provides descriptions of sushi,
drinks, health and Glasgow sushi restaurant information.
• StickyRice - includes
recipes, an "Ask the Chef" forum, and more.
• Sushi
Vocabulary
• Sushi World Guide -
guide to Japanese restaurants outside Japan.
• What Is
Sushi - vocabulary, history, etiquette, and more.
• Hiroshima
C-DAS World Cooking Show - recipes for home cooking from
all over the world. People from various countries introduce
their motherland's dishes. Submit yours today.
• Japanese
Sweets - recipes for home made sweet sekihan, a
celebratory red rice, and rice cakes such as kusamochi and
zunndamochi.
• Open
Kitchen - original Japanese traditional recipes with
full-color photos.
• Tokyo Food Page:
Japanese Recipe Collection - collection of recipes that
includes ones for miso soup, tonkatsu, niku-jaga,
shabu-shabu, and donburi.
• AllRecipes.com:
Teriyaki Sauce - recipe calls for sake, mirin wine, soy
sauce, and white sugar.
• Basic
Teriyaki Sauce - from The Recipe Bin.
• FareShare
Home: Benihana Teriyaki Sauce
• Francine's
Teriyaki Sauce
• Hawaiian
Teriyaki Sauce - from The Widening Gyre.
• Mission
Cafe: Teriyaki Sauce - recipe calls for orange honey,
grated ginger, green onion, corn oil, cilantro, and light
brown sugar.
• Recipe
Archive: Jim's Teriyaki Marinade and BBQ Sauce - with
soy sauce, dry mustard, garlic powder, corn starch, and
vinegar.
• Recipe
Circus, The: Honey-Teriyaki Sauce
• Secret
Teriyaki Recipe - with dry white wine, soy sauce,
ginger, garlic, and granulated sugar.
• Bank
of Japan Currency Museum - online gallery with selected
items on display from the museum's collection; includes a
detailed history on Japanese currency.
• CCA
Kitakyushu - gallery and institute for study and
research in contemporary art. Offering post-graduate
programs for younger artists and curators.
• Costume
Museum - exhibits include a recreation of Hikaru Genji's
Mansion, Rokujyo-in, in one-quarter scale.
• Daily
Yomiuri: On Show - exhibit listing for museums and
galleries in the Kansai, Kanto, and other areas.
• Fukuoka Asian Art
Museum - includes new releases, lecture information,
exhibition announcements, and more.
• Hakone Open-Air Museum,
The - home to outdoor displays of sculpture and indoor
galleries with works by renowned Japanese and foreign
artists. Situated in a national park.
• InterCommunication
Center - aims to promote dialogue between science,
technology, art, and culture.
• Japan Ukiyo-e
Museum
• Kampo
Cultural Center - promotes intercultural awareness by
supporting both the traditional and experimental arts.
• Kansai
Area Museums - guide to museums and other centers of
cultural and artistic signifigance.
• Kyoto
National Museum - repository of Japanese and East Asian
art. Extensive site includes detailed images, articles for
children, and online exhibitions.
• Kyoto
University Museum - maintains cultural, natural and
technological historical collections.
• Museum
of Art, Kochi - information on hours, exhibitions, and
workshops.
• Nagoya/Boston Museum
of Fine Arts - sister museum of the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston (MFA).
• National
Museum of Art Osaka - exhibits aim to show how Japanese
art developed in close relation to the art worldwide, and
trace the influence of Asian art on Western art from the
16th to early 20th centuries.
• National Museum of
Japanese History - overview of exhibitions and
facilities at the "rekihaku."
• National
Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto - emphasis in the
collections are put on the artists or artistic movements in
Kyoto and the Kansai area; exhibits include Japanese-style
paintings of the Kyoto School, and arts and craft works from
all over the world.
• Sapporo
Art Park - open-air exhibition of sculptures, indoor
galleries, art studios, and events. In English and Japanese.
• Splendors of
Meiji - touring Broughton Masterpiece Presentation
exhibition from the Khalili Collection that includes
Japanese pottery, bronzes, laquerware, and furniture.
• Suntory Museum of
Art - taking as its theme "beauty in everyday life," the
Museum has concentrated on collecting and showing the arts
and crafts of old Japan, including paintings, ceramics,
lacquerware, textiles, and glassware.
• Tokugawa Art
Museum - national treasures from Japan's pre-modern
period.
• Schauwecker's Guide to
Japan - guide to contemporary and traditional Japan.
Includes information on many subjects, a variety of images
and links, and a pen pal forum.
• About
Japan - hypertexted narrative introduction to selected
aspects of Japanese civilization and culture.
• Discovering Japan
Through the Internet - annotated links in a variety of
subject areas that touch on many aspects of Japan and its
people.
• Gary's Japan
Pages - photos of Japan accompanied by informative text,
and a trivia-format knowledge builder for things Japanese.
Also some photos of Thailand.
• Gateway
Japan - large US-Japan database covering all topics of
common interest. Special coverage on living in America for
the Japanese community in Japanese and English.
• iijanai. - find local
judo dojo around the corner or connect telephone with ATT in
Japan, offers a directory with a range of categories.
• Irasshai
- educational site rich in annotated materials on Japan,
Japanese language and Japanese culture.
• Japan
- general information from the University of Texas.
• Japan
Atlas - lists notable sites and events, as well as
providing slide shows of various regions.
• Japan
CyberGuide - original feature articles on life,
business, and travel in Japan, and links to Japan-related
resources.
• Japan
Information Network - sponsored by Japan Center for
Intercultural Communications.
• Japan
Information Network (JIN) - group of sites that
introduces the comprehensive image of Japan to the rest of
the world.
• Japan Information
Resource Center
• Japan
Interactive Guide - topical guide that will aid in
learning about travelling, living, working, or studying in
Japan. Includes forums, a penfriend finder, and more.
• Japan
of Today, The - learn about present day Japan with this
online databank covering Japan's government, economy,
science and technology, society, and culture.
• Japan The Land Of
Beauty Homepage - provides history and photos of various
different cities in Japan, including Hiroshima and Sapporo.
• Japan Web Site
- see Japan through the eyes of a native turned tourist;
there are sections on history, holidays, and well-known
attractions across the country.
• Japan
Window - categories include: government, tourism,
business and technology; there is also a section devoted to
children.
• Japan: A
Personal Perspective - photos and brief essays about
Japanese history, culture, and the experience of living in
Japan.
• Navigating Life in
Japan - explains the logisitcs of daily life and more
for would-be residents and visitors to the country.
• Nihongo.org - information
on Japan and its customs for non-natives.
• U.S. Library
of Congress Country Study - Japan - thorough
introduction to the country, with sections on history,
society and geography.
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