Archive for September, 2010

A weird robot worker !

Monday, September 20th, 2010

The new android HRP-4, left, walks beside its previous models during a press conference in Tsukuba. Its makers—Kawada Industries and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology—hope the new robot will help ease Japan’s labor shortage.

新しいアンドロイドはのHRP – 4、左、その前のモデルの横にあるつくば市の記者会見で歩いている。そのメーカー-川田産業と総合研究所産業科学技術は、新しいロボットは、日本の労働不足を緩和することを期待します。
Atarashii andoroido wa no HRP – 4, hidari, sono mae no moderu no yoko ni aru Tsukuba-shi no kisha kaiken de aruite iru. Sono mēkā – Kawata sangyō to sōgō kenkyūjo sangyō kagaku gijutsu wa, atarashii robotto wa, Nippon no rōdō fusoku o kanwa suru koto o kitai shimasu.

“Boy” band Fudanjuku !

Friday, September 17th, 2010

“Boy” band Fudanjuku pose after performing at the Kiddyland toy store in Harajuku on Thursday. The group are an all-girl assemble who perform as “typical” Japanese school boys. Based in Nakano Broadway, they typically attract crowds of over 1,000 for their shows. Kiddyland Harajuku will undergo reconstruction through the summer of 2012.

“少年は、”バンドFudanjuku木曜日に原宿でキディランド玩具店で実行した後にポーズ。グループは、すべての少女たちの”典型的な”日本の学校の男の子を実行アセンブルをされます。中野ブロードウェイに基づいて、彼らは通常、1000人以上のショーのための群衆を集めている。キディランド原宿は、2012年の夏からの復興を受けることになる。
” Shōnen wa,” bando Fudanjuku mokuyōbi ni Harajuku de kidirando omocha-ten de jikkō shita nochi ni pōzu. Gurūpu wa, subete no shōjo-tachi no” tenkei-tekina” Nippon no gakkō no otokonoko o jikkō asenburu o sa remasu. Nakano burōdou~ei ni motozuite, karera wa tsūjō, 1000-nin ijō no shō no tame no gunshū o atsumete iru. Kidirando Harajuku wa, 2012-nen no natsu kara no fukkō o ukeru koto ni naru.

Fashion street in TOKYO

Wednesday, September 15th, 2010

A woman walks in front of an advertisement for a clothing store in Tokyo.

女性は東京で衣料品店の広告の前に歩いている。
Josei wa Tōkyō de iryō-hin-ten no kōkoku no mae ni aruite iru.

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Sunday, September 12th, 2010

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Save dolphin

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

Dolphin activist Ric O’Barry walks toward the U.S. embassy in Tokyo to present a petition bearing 1.7 million signatures against dolphin hunts on Thursday. The characters on the flag read “Save the dolphins in Japan.” O’Barry, 70, who is in Japan with about 60 of his supporters to protest Taiji’s dolphin hunt, told reporters that dolphin hunting is cruel and cannot be construed as culture.