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1. www.japan.go.jp › tomodachi › countryHong Kong / The Government of Japan - JapanGov

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   2017年3月7日 · Hong Kong Official online magazine on Japan’s contributions, innovative technology and appeals, published by the Japanese government to all our friends around the world.

2. www.japan.go.jp › kizuna › _userdataTax policy income tax ADVANCING JAPAN’S STATUS AS A ...

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   Japan’s financial and capital markets are now in the global limelight. That newfound centrality can be attributed to the Suga administration’s cross-ministerial policy package, launched in order to create.

3. www.japan.go.jp › tomodachi › 2018The Government of Japan - A Bridge between China and Japan

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   A Bridge between China and Japan. Fang Rui brings China and Japan closer together as a management consultant, realizing new possibilities for both countries. “I was having a conversation on the bus with an older woman,” Fang Rui recalls as she tilts her head back and smiles.

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4. www.japan.go.jp › tomodachi › 2018The Origin of Japan’s Modernization:

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   The Origin of Japan’s Modernization: Reviewing the Significance of the Meiji. Restoration after 150 Years. In 1872, with the support of the United Kingdom, a railway was officially opened for service in Japan between Shimbashi Station and Yokohama Station, a distance of about 29 km (18 mi).

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5. www.japan.go.jp › tomodachi › 2019A Japanese Entrepreneur Tackles the Problem of Space Debris

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   The magnitude of space debris problem is staggering. Currently there are about 900,000 objects 1cm (0.4 inches) or larger, and about 100 million objects 1mm (0.04 inches) or larger. “Our objective is to become ‘space sweepers’ and get rid of space debris,” says Mitsunobu Okada, Founder and CEO of Astroscale with a smile.

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6. www.japan.go.jp › kizuna › 2021Behind the Scenes of a First Paralympic Appearance at Tokyo 2020

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   2021年10月22日 · Rodrigo Hermosa became Paraguay’s first Paralympian. Swimming helped him grow mentally. Recently, he has been spreading his message among people with disabilities in his country. When Rodrigo Hermosa saw his time on the electronic scoreboard—29.72 seconds—he unleashed a roar and pumped his fist.

7. www.japan.go.jp › kizuna › _userdataACTIVATING JAPAN’S STARTUP ECOSYSTEM

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   The Japanese government has established Japan Innovation Campus in Silicon Valley, a base for supporting domestic startups eager to enter overseas markets. The aim is to create a supportive ecosystem for incubating startups that can compete on the world stage.