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Japan:

Aktuelle Zeit in Japan

Mit Links zu WebCams, Live-Radio, Wetter und Wechselkursen.

http://www.weltzeituhr.com/laender/080_01.shtml

Balzereit.de

Webcams in Japan.

http://www.balzereit.de/webcam/orten/asien/japan.htm

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Deutsch-Japanisches Netzwerk (DJN)

Forum zum Sprach- und Informationsaustausch mit Japanern.

http://rose.ruru.ne.jp/multiplication/m-net-d.html

Dollis World - alles rund um Japan

Erfahrungen, Bilder, Reiseinformationen.

http://www.dollinger.de/

InfoJapan

Liste der japanischen Restaurants in Deutschland, PenPal-Service, Reisebericht mit Fotogalerie und viele andere Infos zu Japan.

http://www.infojapan.de/

Japan Access

Japan-Portal mit zahlreichen Links, Adressen, Restaurantverzeichnis, Forum und Veranstaltungskalender.

http://www.japan-access.de/

Japan in Bayern

Informationen und Adressen zu Veranstaltungen und Einrichtungen mit Japanbezug.

http://www.japan-in-bayern.de/

Japan InfoPoint

Informationen und Tipps zum Thema Japan von JAL.

http://www.jaltour.de/

Japaninfo.at

Moderierte Artikel rund um Japan und die Möglichkeit zum aktiven Meinungsaustausch mit Schwerpunkt auf Bücher, Filme und Reise-Fotos.

http://japaninfo.at/

Japan-Schweiz-Seite

Informationsquelle zum Thema "Japan in der Schweiz".

http://www.cybergreg.ch/indexd.htm

JapanSuche

Suchkatalog für deutsche und englische Japanlinks mit ausführlichen Beschreibung und Bewertungen der Seiten.

http://www.japansuche.de/

Japansystems.de

Informationen zu Japanisch-Software, sowie japan-bezogene Artikel.

http://www.japansystems.de/

Japan-Tipp.de

Infos zu Kultur, Geschichte, Essen; viele Photos, Reiseberichte und praktische Tipps zum Leben in Japan.

http://www.japan-tipp.de/

Japonet

Studienführer zu Japan-Studien, Vermittlung von Japan-Jobs, Adressenliste japanischer Geschäfte in Deutschland mit Schwerpunkt 'Japan in Berlin'.

http://www.japonet.de/

Michael Engels Informationsquelle für Deutschsprachige in Japan

Wissenswertes über Japan.

http://www.mkengel.de/

Suchen in Japan

Der Autor beleuchtet Probleme bei der Internet-Suche im asiatischen Raum, vergleicht eine Reihe von Suchdiensten und gibt Tipps zur Browserkonfiguration beim Umgang mit asiatischen Zeichensätzen.

http://www.suchfibel.de/aktuell/suchen_in_japan.htm

Tabibito's Japan-Guide

Viele Informationen und Fotos aus Japan.

http://www.tabibito.de/japan/

WebCam-Navigator

Verzeichnis von WebCams in Japan.

http://www.netcamera.de/earth/asia.htm

Wikipedia: Portal Japan

Portal zum Thema mit vielen Artikeln aus allen Bereichen.

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Japan

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The High Court reserves judgement in the case of jailed Liverpool fan Michael Shields, who has started a pardon bid.

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