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Mark and Mary Devlin: Big in Japan Business a.m. newspaper article Japan Today, an online news service and business directory delivered in English, kicked off with a team of ten experienced journalists running the operation ... 2.
Mark Devlin speech to Entrepreneur's Association (2004, Japan) Mark Devlin - CrissCross & Japan Today Life in the Metropolis ... business partner Mary, he launched Tokyo Classified, built up the Japan Today news portal, ... 3.
THE MISHIMA INCIDENT: Press Mar 27, 2005 ... Mishima’s death by hara-kiri in 1970, after a failed coup against the nation’s ... using the author’s own 17th-century samurai sword. ... 4.
Asahi Evening News: Classified Ad Papers in Japan Leading the pack of English-language free-ad papers is "Tokyo Classified," a ... Free-ad magazines such as "Buy and Sell," which originated in Vancouver, ... 5.
Asahi Evening News: Classified Ad Papers in Japan Asahi Evening News: The Best Ads in Life are Free ... If you've just arrived in Tokyo, you can use the classifieds to find a house, to go places and meet ... 6.
Asahi Evening News: Classified Ad Papers in Japan "With the consumption tax rising this year and having to pay for (large item) gargage pickup in Tokyo, people's interest in buying and selling second-hand ... 7.
Asahi Evening News: Classified Ad Papers in Japan Asahi Evening News: The Best Ads in Life are Free ... Many people pick up the magazines to look for second-hand bargains, but others flip through the ads ... 8.
Mark Devlin speech to Entrepreneur's Association (2004, Japan) Why did you change the name to Metropolis? "By 2001 we felt we had outgrown the name ‘Tokyo' and ‘Classifieds,'" Mark explains. "Even though the magazine ... 9.
Mark Devlin speech to Entrepreneur's Association (2004, Japan) Why did you change the name to Metropolis? "By 2001 we felt we had outgrown the name ‘Tokyo' and ‘Classifieds,'" Mark explains. "Even though the magazine ... 10.
Asahi Evening News: Classified Ad Papers in Japan Leading the pack of English-language free-ad papers is "Tokyo Classified," a colorful publication that started as a 2-page pamphlet three years ago. ... |
