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Strength to strength
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Labour of love
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Journeying forward
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Passing the baton
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Changing of the guard
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Tokyo 2020: how did we do?
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Bccj member highlight: Robert Walters Japan
AND IT’S GOODBYE FROM HIM
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Life after Tokyo
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Animal Refuge Kansai 2022
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REI Update
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An illustrated guide to Samurai history and culture: from the age of Musashi to contemporary pop culture
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Dream Team
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Cyclists United
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Uniquely the British School in Tokyo
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From Social Club to Business Hub
NEW MEMBER
Civvy Street, Tokyo
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Henry Scott-Stokes
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End of an era
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Malvern College Tokyo
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Biotech buy-in
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Not rocket science
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April 2019
X-ray vision
Muography holds promise for UK and Japan
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November 2018
The Chemistry of Inclusion
Fostering future female scientists
Science
September 2017
Catalyst for change
Johnson Matthey looks to the future as it marks 200 years
Science
February 2017
Power of partners
Sellafield and TEPCO share nuclear knowhow
Science
September 2016
How to inspire interns
GlaxoSmithKline’s Orange Internship Programme helps people with disabilities or diseases be welcomed in society
Science
May 2016
Firms unite to fight disease
Bilateral tie-ups help study on rare conditions
Science
February 2016
UK pupils uncover Fukushima Daiichi
Online project fosters interest in STEM and Japan
Science
May 2015
Expert slams UN report on Fukushima nuclear disaster
British scientist accuses "cranks" of "downplaying danger"
Science
December 2011
Chemistry between Two Countries
The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) opened an office in Ochanomizu, Tokyo on 1 November, with Chief Executive Dr Robert Parker using the occasion to call on the British government to follow in the steps of Japan by increasing spending on the sciences to drive economic growth.
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May / June 2022 issue
Brave Conversations, Positive Transformations.
Strength to strength
Labour of love
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Jan / Feb 2022 issue
Carolyn Davidson
The other Japan
Brave Conversations, Positive Transformations
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Nov / Dec 2021 issue
2021 British Business Awards
Britons gonged for great deeds
New horizons
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Sept / Oct 2021 issue
Being Black and British in Japan
UK–Japan trade ties
Finding Black in the Union Jack (and Japan)
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July / Aug 2021 issue
Trade: Tables Turned
Para aims high
Into new terrain
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May / June 2021 issue
Benefits of a British education in Japan
Exporting education
Notes from the Executive Director’s desk
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