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Byline: Christian Caryl and Hideko Takayama, Alan Isenberg, Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenbal, Mary Carmichael, Vibhuti Patel, Jennifer Barrett, Nicki Gostin
Japan: Send in the Hawks
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's announcement last week that he had decided to shake up his cabinet caught Japan's political class off guard--and set the country on a potentially risky foreign-policy course. Shinzo Abe, a Liberal Democratic Party stalwart who has made a name for himself as a harsh conservative critic of North Korea, was named the government's chief policy spokesman--marking him as the leading contender to succeed Koizumi next fall. Despite Abe's stature ...
- Snap Judgement: Books.(The Lone Samurai)(Wild East)(Mapping the Silk Road and...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek International November 29, 2004 700+ words
Byline: Hideko Takayama, Jenny Barchfield, Jeffrey Wasserstrom The Lone Samurai By William...embodies the adage "the pen is mightier than the sword." --Hideko Takayama Wild East Edited by Boris Fishman Reading this short-story collection...
- Celebrity: A Hunk o' Love; If his television role brings out the screaming teen...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek International Takayama, Hideko May 3, 2004 700+ words
Byline: Hideko Takayama Asian women are flipping for 31-year-old South Korean film...Winter Sonata," is an Asiawide hit. Bae spoke with NEWSWEEK's Hideko Takayama in Tokyo. Excerpts: There are hundreds of women downstairs waiting...
- There Is No Turning Back; Koizumi says he's done more to reform Japan than any...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek International December 1, 2004 700+ words
Byline: Christian Caryl and Hideko Takayama Junichiro Koizumi spoke with NEWSWEEK's Christian Caryl and Hideko Takayama in a special reception room in the Kantei, the prime minister's official residence in Tokyo. Excerpts: On George W...
- Snap Judgment: Books.(Dining With Terrorists; The Threat of North Korean...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek International May 23, 2005 700+ words
Byline: William Underhill, Hideko Takayama, Susan H. Greenberg Dining With Terrorists by Phil Rees...is for an attack. His answer: "far from enough." --Hideko Takayama The Bright Forever by Lee Martin Using deft strokes of detail...
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- Magazine article from: Newsweek International October 11, 2004 700+ words
...Byline: John D. Sparks and Eve Conant, Christian Caryl and Hideko Takayama, Malcolm Beith, Allan Sloan, Peter Suciu, Malcolm Jones...sure to be bruised by the battle. --Christian Caryl and Hideko Takayama Haiti: A Slippery Slope After flooding caused by Hurricane...
- Horse Racing: A Lose, Lose Situation.(Haruurara)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Newsweek Takayama, Hideko November 10, 2003 700+ words
Byline: Hideko Takayama Haruurara, a petite 7-year-old Thoroughbred racehorse in Japan, is nothing if not consistent...one 71-year-old woman writes. Looks like the only unlucky thing Haruurara can do now is win. Hideko Takayama
- Periscope.(Iran; Britain; US intelligence and Iraq; Peru; Vivendi Universal and...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek International Isenberg, Alan McGuire, Stryker Hosenball, Mark Langman, Jimmy Stevenson, Sharon Foroohar, Rana Brownell, Ginanne Smith, Sean Begun, Bret November 21, 2005 700+ words
Byline: Alan Isenberg, Stryker McGuire, Mark Hosenball, Jimmy Langman and Sharon Stevenson...it comes to more explosive issues--nukes, for instance. --Alan Isenberg Britain: Losing His Hand It was undoubtedly a key moment in the...
- Too Many Warm Seats : The father of the legendary 240Z cheers the changes.
- Magazine article from: Newsweek International November 1, 1999 700+ words
...announcement of Nissan's restructuring plan in Tokyo, and afterward shared his thoughts with NEWSWEEK's George Wehrfritz and Hideko Takayama. Excerpts: NEWSWEEK: How do you feel about Carlos Ghosn's plan? KATAYAMA: I truly welcome it. For 50 years Nissan...