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22. Atlantic magazine's collection of articles of these 15 years on terrorism

21. "Osama bin Laden": an article from the New Yorker's web archives

20. A French web site shows front pages of newspapers on September 12 ("Un jour apres...", mercredi 12 septembre 2001)

19. A web archive of global TV news on September 11 attacks and aftermath

18. Susan Sontag's comments in "The New Yorker" magazine

17. New York Times Responds to FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting)

16. The algebra of infinite justice (by Ruinated Roy)

15. Action alert by FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting): Can the New York Times Count-- or Quote-- Peace Activists?

14. White House Fact Sheet on Campaign Against Terrorism Results

13. RAWA (Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan) statement on the terrorist attacks in the US: "RAWA had already warned that the United States should not support the most treacherous, most criminal, most anti-democracy and anti-women Islamic fundamentalist parties..."

12: Please pass on if you are like minded...

11. Noam Chomsky's Interviews on the WTC/Pentagon Attack appeared in ZNet

10. Virus warning: Please do not open any email that has "Peace BeTween AmeriCan And IsLam!" in the subject area. Don't open the attachment WTC.EXE

9. Remarks by President Bush and Prime Minister Koizumi

8. Edward Said's Commentary in Observer

7. Human Rights Watch Response to Attacks on the U.S. Civilian Life Must Be Respected

6. CENTER FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS WARNS OF DANGERS OF PROVIDING THE PRESIDENT WITH VAST WAR POWERS: No Time for Cowboy Politics

5. Please take a look.

4. Petition for a Thoughtful U.S. Response

3. Remarks by President Bush at Islamic Center of Washington, D.C. (September 17)

2. Media March to War: FAIR-L (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting)

1. Hate mail, physical threats and harassment against Muslims, Arabs, Sikhs, and South Asians: From SAJA (South Asian Journalists Association) e-mail discussion list.

For the past 60 years the subject of Pearl Harbor has often arisen when discussing relations between the United States and Japan. This subject has cast a deep shadow upon the image of Japan as seen by the average American.

What does the term "Pearl Harbor" conjure up in people's psyches? We are processing English-Japanese bilingual online research regarding this subject on our site. More...

Everybody knows "Pearl Harbor."

Even GI Joe goes to Pearl Harbor.

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"Is being a parasite a revenge?"
(The New York Times, July 1, 2001)

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July 21~31, 2001

Uppoer House Election. PM Koizumi and Yasukuni Visit, Whaling, Heat Wave, Love Hoel, etc.

July 11~20, 2001

"Koizumi Fever" and Upper House Election, Compensation for slave laborers, sexual harassment and women's social status, Ichiro, Release of "Pearl Harbor" in Japan etc.

July 1~10, 2001

Japan-US Summit Meeting, Kyoto Protocol, PM Koizumi and His Reform Projects, Okinawa Rape Case, Ichiro, Revisions of School Text Book, etc.

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Subject 1: Movie "Pearl Harbor"
Subject 2: "Parasite Singles"

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Information wanted on 'exemption' of some Japanese-American individuals by the U.S. Government from incarceration during the W.W.II (09.24.01)aNEW!

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Karl Ichiro Akiya: a leading Japanese-American Civil Rights activist and winner of Martin Luther King Award, Dies at 91.
Series: People Who Do "Japan" Part 1: Sheila B, a New York-based American college student who produces a magazine on J-Pop.

"Hirohito,": the 2001 Pulitzer Prize winning nonfiction book written by Herbert P. Bix.
Brutus Magazine Features Alternative Tokyo Guide For Foreigners

Wow! What an invention! Is this stuff from Japan?

Vol. 1 : Sea salt from under deep beneath the ocean

This popular mild-flavored salt harvested from the depths of the ocean floor has journeyed around the globe for 2000 years."

We are developing an online database of resources related to transculture that are not easy to collect because of language barriers and geographical distance. Please e-mail us information on interesting websites that could be linked such as books, films, videos, etc. at [email protected]