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The most creative Japanese in the world
According to a survey by the Economic Intelligence Organization (EIU), Japan is the most innovative country in the world, followed by Switzerland, the US and Sweden. The…
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GS Japanese won the Gauss Math Prize
Japanese math professor Kiyoshi Ito was honored to become the first mathematician to receive the Gauss Prize in the field of applied mathematics.
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Japanese animal set for Zoo and Zoo
On the morning of May 10, in Ho Chi Minh City, Shizuoka City Council Delegation - Japan awarded a symbol of animal set to Saigon Zoo and Zoo. This is the first time Japa…
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Japanese spacecraft lost control due to technical problems
Haybabusa Japanese spacecraft tasked with collecting specimens from Itokawa asteroids have encountered technical problems and this $ 100 million project is in danger of…
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Unique sand museum in Japan
Tottori is a famous city with endless long sands and sand museums with no 1 in the world.
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Japan studied building generators from water pipes
In order to diversify the supply of electricity, the Japanese government is considering the possibility of building generators from clean water pipes to households.
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The future underwater city of Japan
Japanese experts introduced plans to build an underwater city model, with full construction works, houses, hotels and play areas.
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Japan builds an offshore wind power plant
Japan yesterday started the first turbine in the offshore wind power plant complex, 20km from the coast of Fukushima Prefecture.
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The robot also died at the radioactive area of Fukushima
Robots sent to the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan cannot tolerate high levels of radioactive material causing the wires to dry.
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Japan plans to build a tower of 1.6 kilometers high
If approved for construction, the Sky Mile Tower in Tokyo, Japan, will be twice as tall as the world's tallest Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
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How important is a positive blue LED for Nobel Prize 2014?
When the application of LED has become common, not many people understand that the birth of blue LED means what.
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Japanese stem cell specialist committed suicide because he was suspected of the idea
Japan 's stem cell scientist yesterday found suicide hanging, after months of exhaustion and stress thought to be related to research suspected of faking data and plagia…
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Japan used to build bombs flying across the ocean
During World War II, Japanese scientists used the power of the wind to build weapons capable of flying from Asia to the Americas.
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Japanese scientist and stem cell story
Stem cell researcher, Professor Shinya Yamanaka, who received the Nobel Prize for Medicine in December 7, showed his determination to use artificial multipurpose stem ce…
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Why do Japanese people like to eat ripe bananas with black spots?
Bananas are so familiar and so popular that many people find ripe bananas with many dark spots in their shells. However, this is an extremely unfortunate waste.