Tape 7 of 7 (Final Part) Ramli used to work with Matsushita Electronic Components Malaysia from 1976 to 1993.Ramli was send twice to Japan for his Industrial Training.Ramli remembers OTC based in Hirakata very well and Ramli have taken many videos while...
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| 07 Feb 08 |
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Ramli's Japan Trip 1985 -Memorable Events&Knowledge Sharing »
YouTube video This is Ramli's Video Journey-Japan Trip 1985 series
Ramli was send to Japan for almost 5 months from Feb to June,1985 to complete his Management Training with Matsushita.
While in Japan,Ramli recorded all his day to day travels plus all memorable events... |
| 15 Feb 08 |
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Ramli in Japan 1985-Sakura Flowering-The Beautiful Time »
YouTube video More of Ramli's Video Journey-Ramli's Japan Trip 1985 series |
| 30 Jun 08 |
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RAINBOW - CATCH THE RAINBOW (ON STAGE) »
YouTube video - Live recordings from Japan, December 1976 and Germany, September 1976. According to Roy Davies' book "Rainbow Rising - The Story of Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, the songs are divided this way to different shows: The first minute or so of 'Kill The King' is from Tokyo (the evening show performed on 16th December 1976) and the rest from Munich (29th September 1976). 'Man On The Silver Mountain' combines the early and late Tokyo shows of the 16th December, while 'Catch The Rainbow' is a largely unedited version from Hiroshima on the 14th. The edited 'Mistreated' came from the Cologne concert (25th September). '16th Century Greensleeves' appears unedited and featured the version aired at the evening Tokyo show, while most of 'Still I'm Sad' would appear to come from Munich. |
| 17 Jan 08 |
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Matsushita, Daikin mull parts deal » Japan Times Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. and Daikin Industries Ltd., Japan's two largest makers of household air conditioners, plan to expand a parts-sharing alliance by jointly developing the components... Read more . . . |
| 28 Feb 08 |
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Matsushita enhances metal recovery » Japan Times OSAKA (Kyodo) Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. has developed a recycling technology to recover metals from plastic-coated wires and plastics used in electric and electronic equipment without causing hazardous side effects, company officials said. Read... |
| 07 Mar 08 |
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Electronics makers eye Y1,500 hike in starting pay » Japan Today Major Japanese electronic equipment manufacturers are planning to raise starting salaries for new university graduates by 1,500 yen per month to 205,000 yen, people involved in wage negotiations said Friday. Matsushita Electric Industrial Co, Toshiba Corp... |
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