Thai Airways to increase flights between Nagoya/Bangkok and Fukuoka/Bangkok, and also to launch Haneda service
Thai Airways International (TG) will add three more flightｓ between Nagoya/Bangkok to make the route ten-weekly service. On top of the current daily morning flight service, three additional flights will be operated in the afternoon on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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ANA to Upgrade its Service and Network from Haneda
In anticipation of the opening of the new International Terminal at Haneda Airport and the start of international scheduled flights operations from Haneda Airport, All NIppon Airways has reaffirmed its commitment in delivering high-quality service. As previously announced, ANA will launch new routes that connect Haneda to Los Angeles, Honolulu, Singapore, Bangkok, and Taipei (Songshan) as well as Beijing, Shanghai (Hongqiao), Hong Kong, and Seoul (Gimpo), which it currently operate.
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Legacy of Iraq war won't be winding down
NEW YORK — The withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq in what is euphemistically called the end of the Iraq war portends anything but the end of the conflict.
The consequences of the war will be felt for many years to come. Former President George W. Bush and his advisers are to blame for engaging in a war that has ravaged Iraq and cost the United States not only economically but also the lives and well-being of hundreds of thousands of its soldiers. (Japan Times) 09/02/2010
Beat the heat with Tottori Prefecture's '20th-century Japanese pears'
As the scorching summer lingers on, if you're looking for some cool fruit to beat the heat, you may want to bite into a "Nijisseiki" (20th-century) Japanese pear. (Mainichi News) 09/02/2010
Bringing classical Japanese dance to life
"I used to think that dancing was moving from one pose to the next. (Mainichi News) 09/02/2010
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