Number One Shimbun Archives

Vol. 40, Issue 12 - December 2008: Hayao Miyazaki at the FCCJ
	Editorial: (by Steve McClure) Presidents message: (by Catherine Makino) Letters: Contributors: BoD Nov. 14 meeting summary/９月定例理事会(９月8日開催)要旨: Media Buzz: A roundup of recent news and happenings: (by Danielle Demetriou) Down and out in Osaka: (by Justin McCurry/Rob Gilhooly) Working home alone at the office: (by John Boyd) Emerging journalists in the digital age or: Learning to love new media: (by Terri MacMillan) Miyazaki slams ‘virtual-reality’ society: (by Julian Ryall) Lehman Bros. buyout once-in-a-generation opportunity, says Nomura boss: (by Julian Ryall) KANSAI WORKSHOP: FCCJ pros put professors through their paces: (by Micah Gampel and Eric Johnston. Photos by Micah Gampel) GOLF TOURNAMENT: Curious ‘quirk’ causes Varcoe victory in Club classic: (by William Bonds) STOP ME IF YOU’VE HEARD THIS BEFORE…When working for Canadian newspapers was fun: (by Andrew Horvat) NEW IN THE LIBRARY: MURRAY SAYLE, A CROOKED SIXPENCE: (by Geoffrey Tudor) NEW MEMBERS: NEW LIBRARY BOOKS: Download full issue in PDF format
Vol. 40, Issue 11 - November 2008: Game On?
	Editorial: (by Steve McClure) President’s message: (by Catherine Makino) Letters: Contributors: MEDIA BUZZ: (by Danielle Demetriou) Kamakura’s equestrian archers take a bow: (by Julian Ryall/Androniki Christodoulou) Let the games begin: (by Tony McNicol) Hubble bubble: (by Peter McGill) A delicate matter of respect: (by Bryan Harrell) STOP ME IF YOU’VE HEARD THIS BEFORE…One-sided arguments: (by Gavin Blair) FCCJ SCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISER: Members reap rewards at scholarship night: (by Tim Kelly) NEW IN THE LIBRARY: (by Dennis Normile) New Library Books: New Members: Download full issue in PDF format
Vol. 40, Issue 10 - October 2008: EMBEDDING IN OSSETIA
	Editorial: (by Steve McClure) Letters: Contributors: President’s message: (by Catherine Makino) BoD Sept. 8 meeting summary/９月定例理事会(９月8日開催）要旨: Embed-time in Ossetia: (by Pio d’Emilia) … it’s called the Rising Sun: (by James Hadfield) 2008 edition of TIFF promises to be eco-, journalist-friendly: (by Rob Schwartz) Five triumphs and two turkeys: (by THE FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS’ FOREIGN-FILM CLUB OF JAPAN) A roundup of recent news and happenings: (by Danielle Demetriou) North Korea on the brink of disaster: (by Julian Ryall) STOP ME IF YOU’VE HEARD THIS BEFORE… Organizing a ping pong team to China: (by Gregory Clark) Book Review: HANS BRINCKMANN, "SHOWA JAPAN: THE POST-WAR GOLDEN AGE AND ITS TROUBLED LEGACY": (by Roger Buckley) New members: New Library Books: Download full issue in PDF format
Vol. 40, Issue 9 - September 2008: Japan's Undervalued Economy
	Editorial: (by Steve McClure) Contributors: Letters: President’s message: (by Catherine Makino) BoD July 22 Meeting Highlights/7月22日取締役員会の総集編: Letter from Lanjaron: (by Kevin Sullivan) Japan then, America now: A misleading comparison: (by Eamonn Fingleton) Mixing it up at an onsen: (by Bob Neff) What the iPhone means for Japan: (by Julian Ryall) APing American style: (by John R. Harris) Memorializing Mao: (by Julian Ryall) Stop me if you’ve heard this before…Regrets of a reluctant war correspondent: (by Andrew Horvat) A roundup of recent news and happenings: (by Danielle Demetriou) New Members: New Library Books: Download full issue in PDF format
Vol. 40, Issue 8 - August 2008: THE WAIWAI WHYS AND WHEREFORES
	Editorial: (by Steve McClure) Contributors: No. 1 Shimbun: whither or wither?: (by John R. Harris) The background and aspirations of our new General Manager – in his own words: (by Thomas Kermabon) President’s message: (by Catherine Makino) Wai oh why?: (by Gavin Blair) Punishment for pensioners: (by Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert) Letter from the G8: (by David McNeill ) Ain‘t no cooler than the summertime brews: (by Bryan Harrell) Despairing for their daughter: (by Julian Ryall) Stop Me if You’ve Heard This Before…Leave ‘it’ out: (by Tim Kelly) An international school in Chiba: (by Julian Ryall) Letters: A roundup of recent news and happenings: (by Danielle Demetriou) New Members: New Library Books: Download full issue in PDF format