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"When Dolphins Cry" documents the more than 30-year fight by a group of dedicated international conservationists, to end the brutal slaughter of dolphins in Japan.
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In China and Japan, McDonald's has unveiled an array of creative hamburgers designed to appeal to "manly" men and those seeking a taste of America.
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Toronto -
Today at The Sakura Room of the Consulate-General of Japan in Toronto a special preview was hosted for a photo exhibit that commemorates a year of tragedy, hope and recovery after the devastating earthquake on March 11, 2011 in Japan.
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Wakayama -
Dutch stage, television and film actor Rutger Hauer, famous for movies such as Blade Runner and The Hitcher, has stepped up in support of Sea Shepherd activist Erwin Vermeulen, recently jailed in Japan for an alleged pushing incident.
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Louis Ng, director of Animal Concerns Research and Education Society in Singapore (ACRES) recently reported that bears kept on bile farms in China and Vietnam are 'committing suicide' in an attempt to escape their miserable existence.
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Liuzhou -
China's disregard for the environment can be described as ignorant at best, arrogant at worst. The country's latest disaster involves dumping 20 tons of carcinogenic cadmium into the Longjiang River.
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Victoria -
Chemainus, a small community in British Columbia, has transformed in three decades from a struggling single-industry town into a fascinating tourist destination with dozens of outdoor murals and sculptures showing the history of the North Cowichan Valley.
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Tokyo -
Sony Corp. has announced that Sir Howard Stringer has been replaced by Kazuo Hirai as the company's president and CEO as of Apr. 1. Stringer will become Sony's Chairman of the Board of Directors in June.
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Tokyo -
To the Western eye, Japan is home to many densely packed cities. But according to a recent report, that may all change by 2060, when the country's population is expected to drop by 33%.
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Minamata -
Sufferers of Minamata disease not yet certified with the illness, are still awaiting relief measures decades after a company dumped an estimated 27 tons of mercury compounds into Minamata Bay.
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