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"Every Burgers" Cut Fast Food Down to Bite Size
by Steve Levenstein
If every burger was an inch or so wide, we would eliminate obesity... or not, because we'd just eat dozens of "Every Burgers" instead! read more »
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by Steve Levenstein
N700 Shinkansen Bullet TrainJapan's new N700 model Bullet Train is a kinder, gentler choo-choo... kinder on the environment and gentler on its passengers. read more »
BIG Trouble: Sumo Outsources for Survival
by Steve Levenstein
Flabby Road
There are few things that are as essentially Japanese as sumo wrestling, which is why the need to pad thinning ranks with foreign sumo wrestlers is a bone in the throats of Japan's cultural traditionalists. read more »
Japanese Go "Ghetto" with Cool Cell Phone Holsters
by Steve Levenstein
The provocatively named "Ghetto Japanese Cellphone Holster" combines gleaming polished chromed steel and black patent leather to hug your cell in a grip the Marquis de Sade would envy. read more »
Top Ten Ways Japanese Live Small
by Steve Levenstein
Leave it to the Japanese, the same folks who invented** the transistor radio, to come up with a multitude of ways to miniaturize their lives and save valuable space. "Livin' Large"? Not here, buster! read more »
Tokyo Bottled Tap Water Sold to Suspecting Consumers!
by Steve Levenstein
Tokyo Bottled Tap Water If you or I bottled tap water and started selling it on the street for a buck a pop, that would be a crime. When the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Waterworks does it, it's called a public awareness campaign. read more »Japanese Mini Erasers Say "I Rub You Too!"
by Steve Levenstein
Dim Sum Set of ErasersCollectible mini erasers have long been popular in Japan, and now the fad is spreading to schools on these shores as well. read more »
Cell Phone Recycling Drop-Boxes a Golden Opportunity
by Steve Levenstein 
There's gold in them thar cells! Japanese telecom giant NTT recovered 320 pounds of pure gold from junked cell phones in 2005 and hopes that making recycling easier will increase the glittering haul. read more »
Sexy "Pink Real Estate Funds" are Viagra(TM) for Japan's Love Hotels
by Steve Levenstein
Japanese love hotels enjoy 200% occupancy rates, but crushing mortgages suck up renovation cash needed to attract carnal clientele. Enter "pink real estate funds", white knights who know that when it comes to sex, there's never "no vacancy". read more »
Japan Goes Koo-Koo for Kit Kat Chocolate Bars
by Steve Levenstein
First it was Home Electronics, next it was Cars... now Japan has raised the stakes, aiming for world dominance in Kit Kat chocolate bars.
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