If Japan truly believes its whale harvest is a tradition, then I have no problem with Japanese whalers following what the traditional owners of the land in Australia do: Do not use modern equipment, row out in traditional whale boats (what do they look... ...full story at Japan Times
from Japan Times on Sat, Jan 26 2008
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日本伝統刺青の図案 下絵Design of a Japanese tradition tattoo Sketch »
YouTube video Japanese tradition art Tattoo artist【Tokyo-HORISHIN 1】
日本伝統芸術 刺青彫 【東京 初代彫心 】
世界中の人たちに 日本の伝統芸術 刺青を紹介します。
To the people in the world Traditional arts of Japan A tattoo is introduced.
日本伝統刺青の図案下絵Design of a Japanese tradition tattoo Sketch |
| 14 Jan 08 |
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Greenpeace claims win in battle against Japan whalers » Japan Times WELLINGTON (AP) Greenpeace claimed Monday it disrupted the Japanese whale hunt off Antarctica by chasing the fleet's whale processing factory ship out of the whaling zone, beginning this year's round... Read more . . . |
| 16 Nov 08 |
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National › Australia invests in whale research to challenge Japan » Japan Today Australia will invest millions of dollars in non-lethal whale research to show Japan that the animals do not need to be killed in order to… |
| 18 Dec 07 |
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Aussies may send ship to monitor whalers » Japan Times SYDNEY (AP) Australia may send a privately owned vessel fitted with machineguns and powerful photo equipment to monitor Japan's annual whale hunt in the Antarctic, a newspaper reported Tuesday. Read more . . . |
| 09 Feb 08 |
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Whale photos incite moral outrage » Japan Times On Thursday morning I woke to see photographs taken by an Australian customs vessel in the whale sanctuary in the waters of Antarctica. A dead female minke whale, with its dead calf by its side, was being hauled into a Japanese whaling ship. Read the... |
| 20 Oct 08 |
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Politics › Australia appoints special envoy for whale conservation » Japan Today Australia has appointed an ambassador for whale conservation in an effort to bring an end to commercial and so-called ''scientific'' whaling, Environment Minister Peter Garrett… |
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