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Success Story: Take Out An Umbrella

Konosuke Matsush*ta was born in 1894, in a small farming community in western Japan.
By the time he died in April 1989, the company he founded, Matush*ta Electric Industrial Co. Ltd., had become a multi-national giant in the field of electrical appliances.
With nearly 20,000 employees, Matsush*ta grew such household brand names as National, Panasonic and Technics.

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風呂敷プロジェクト

今回、ベトナムで雇用創出を目的とした「風呂敷プロジェクト」発足人の 竹中麻衣子さん(26) にお話を伺った。

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―ゴリラ―

質問があります。皆さんの好きな動物は何ですか?僕の場合、基本的に動物は全て好きですが、その中でも最近ゴリラが一番大好きです。
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East Asian Community: Is it Possible?

August 30, 2009 DPJ (Democratic Party of Japan) won Japan’s general election with its land side victory, putting to an end of 50 years of almost unbreakable rule of LDP (Liberal Democratic Party), beginning the new era of Japanese Politics.

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Obama wins the Nobel Peace Prize; too soon to be true?

In 2009, US President Barack Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for “his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between people”, ultimately causing controversy due to the fact that Obama has only been in office for no more than nine months.
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Bibliography Special

He was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1964, but only for him to decline right away. He was a true laureate, a rebel who was taken as a compass that shows the right direction while everyone is confused and the path is lost.
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My first “ONSEN” experience

We all know BEPPU is famous for its ONSEN. Unfortunately I had no chance to go to ONSEN since I didn’t know where ONSEN was or how to get there. But things had changed since my Japanese teacher told us that there was a great ONSEN just near our university, and it was not expensive!

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Job hunting in 10 days

50 000 people made an initial entry. 10 000 rirekisho-s passed the first screening.   The selected lucky ones faced interviews, tests and more interviews, and only 161 received job offers.
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To-Do-List during Your Summer Holiday

“Hey, how was your holiday?” must be one of the most popular greetings when we meet each other after the holiday ends and school starts. Some of us may really enjoy a long and nice holiday, while for some others it is just another summer break, and for many people they just do nothing when campus life stops. Two months perhaps is just way too long, so what should we do to kill time?

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大分合同新聞社と共同新聞発行

APU も、はや開学10周年。今年の APU は何かが熱い。そんな雰囲気を感じているのは、僕だけだろうか。
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My Latest Encounter with Gorilla

I have a question to you all. What is your favorite animal? For me, I like all animals but Gorilla is my most favorite animal these days because I think it is one of the cutest animals and also resembles human beings, don’t they?

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Brazil’s way forward

In the past, considering its vast land, untapped natural resources, population and economic might, Brazil was thought to become a global player. But years of economic mismanagement and a bit of bad luck has made an old joke that Brazil is the country for the future – and always will be. But after Sao Paulo won the 2016 summer Olympic Games (first time in Latin America) by narrowly defeating Chicago, Tokyo and Madrid, it seemed as if the moment had finally arrived.
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INTERVIEW WITH Prof. IJI Tetsuro

Q1. When did you join APU and what were the reasons for you to join this particular University in Japan?

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Raute: A Nomadic Group in Nepal

According to the statistics of census bureau of Nepal currently there are 61 ethnic groups in Nepal of which Raute is one.
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Love We Believe In

It is completely inevitable nowadays for society to have certain contacts with the term ‘love’. Some describe love as an indescribable feeling towards a person, a thing, etc.
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