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Travel Asia: Tokyo Skytree opens as world's tallest tower - Toronto Star
Travel Asia: Tokyo Skytree opens as world's tallest towerToronto StarBert Archer Special to the Star The CN Tower gets knocked down another peg on May 22 when Tokyo's 634-metre Skytree opens to the public. Visitors will get views of Tokyo previously unavailable in this otherwise relatively low-rise city, ...and more »
Kicap, anyone? - Malaysia Star
Kicap, anyone?Malaysia StarWe decided to have a stopover in Tokyo, Japan, for a couple of days to break our journey enroute to Canada. From Narita airport, we boarded a squeaky clean bus to our hotel. We sat near the rear end of the bus and my colleague laid one of the bags on ...
Guidelines worry bus firms - The Daily Yomiuri
The Daily YomiuriGuidelines worry bus firmsThe Daily YomiuriIncreased contract fees between travel agencies and tour bus operators will be passed on to passengers. Following last month's accident, a travel agency in Tokyo made preparations to have two drivers assigned to buses on routes of less than 450 ...
NEC Announces Role in JAXA's Water Cycle Observation Satellite - MarketWatch (press release)
NEC Announces Role in JAXA's Water Cycle Observation SatelliteMarketWatch (press release)Tokyo, May 18, 2012 (JCN Newswire via COMTEX) -- NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) announced today its role as a primary contractor of "SHIZUKU" (GCOM-W1), the water cycle observation satellite under the direction of the Japan Aerospace Exploration ...and more »
A New Yorker's (Sadly Lopsided) Scorecard of Tokyo Transportation - The Atlantic Cities
The Atlantic CitiesA New Yorker's (Sadly Lopsided) Scorecard of Tokyo TransportationThe Atlantic CitiesOr you can do the sensible thing and take what's called the Airport Limousine Bus service for about $40. That modest fee includes a comfortable ride, an orderly boarding process, great attendance to your baggage, and tip, which in Japan is always zero.
7 killed as bus crashes on the way to Tokyo Disneyland - USA TODAY
USA TODAY7 killed as bus crashes on the way to Tokyo DisneylandUSA TODAYThe wreckage of a destroyed bus is removed from a highway after an accident on Sunday in Fujioka, Gunma prefecture, north of Tokyo. The wreckage of a destroyed bus is removed from a highway after an accident on Sunday in Fujioka, Gunma prefecture, ...7 killed as bus crashes on way to Tokyo DisneylandAtlanta Journal Constitution7 people killed as bus carrying vacationers crashes on its way to Tokyo DisneylandWashington Post7 dead as bus crashes on way to Tokyo DisneylandCBS Newsall 393 news articles »

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Guidelines worry bus firms - The Daily Yomiuri
The Daily YomiuriGuidelines worry bus firmsThe Daily YomiuriIncreased contract fees between travel agencies and tour bus operators will be passed on to passengers. Following last month's accident, a travel agency in Tokyo made preparations to have two drivers assigned to buses on routes of less than 450 ...
Travel Asia: Tokyo Skytree opens as world's tallest tower - Toronto Star
Travel Asia: Tokyo Skytree opens as world's tallest towerToronto StarBert Archer Special to the Star The CN Tower gets knocked down another peg on May 22 when Tokyo's 634-metre Skytree opens to the public. Visitors will get views of Tokyo previously unavailable in this otherwise relatively low-rise city, ...and more »
7 killed as bus crashes on the way to Tokyo Disneyland - USA TODAY
USA TODAY7 killed as bus crashes on the way to Tokyo DisneylandUSA TODAYThe wreckage of a destroyed bus is removed from a highway after an accident on Sunday in Fujioka, Gunma prefecture, north of Tokyo. The wreckage of a destroyed bus is removed from a highway after an accident on Sunday in Fujioka, Gunma prefecture, ...7 killed as bus crashes on way to Tokyo DisneylandAtlanta Journal Constitution7 people killed as bus carrying vacationers crashes on its way to Tokyo DisneylandWashington Postall 393 news articles »
Kicap, anyone? - Malaysia Star
Kicap, anyone?Malaysia StarWe decided to have a stopover in Tokyo, Japan, for a couple of days to break our journey enroute to Canada. From Narita airport, we boarded a squeaky clean bus to our hotel. We sat near the rear end of the bus and my colleague laid one of the bags on ...
NEC Announces Role in JAXA's Water Cycle Observation Satellite - MarketWatch (press release)
NEC Announces Role in JAXA's Water Cycle Observation SatelliteMarketWatch (press release)Tokyo, May 18, 2012 (JCN Newswire via COMTEX) -- NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) announced today its role as a primary contractor of "SHIZUKU" (GCOM-W1), the water cycle observation satellite under the direction of the Japan Aerospace Exploration ...and more »
Tepco halts dividends, so metro buses to run red ink - The Japan Times
Tepco halts dividends, so metro buses to run red inkThe Japan TimesBy MINORU MATSUTANI The Tokyo Metropolitan Government's bus operations, running in the black since 2003, probably lost money for the first time for fiscal 2011, and the major reason is the dividends from Tokyo Electric Power Co. shares have dried up.

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