Sentence examples for references to japan from inspiring English sources

All those references to Japan in the LA Times piece would surely be about China if the paper ran a similar article today.

The two-story space, designed by David Rockwell, has references to Japan and to geishas, like translucent umbrella-style lights over the bar.

His frequent references to Japan was a marked contrast to years of effort by Toyota to paint itself as a company that has given more decision-making power to its American employees.

Throughout, it was peppered with gushing references to Japan delighting a country that fears it has fallen into China's shadow.This amounted to a well-crafted appeal to the Japanese people, in case the government they recently elected seeks to put more distance between their country and America.

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Not only did the 26-year-old British composer entitle each of his three movements with references to divine judgment, guilty tears and eternal despair, he even dedicated this musical provocation to the memory of his parents instead of say, oh, I don't know... Japan?! A life-long peace-monger, Britten undoubtedly knew what he was doing: Flipping the bird across the Pacific.

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Inoue performs under the name DJ Evangelion, a reference to the still-hyper-popular-in-Japan 1990s program Neon Genesis Evangelion, and the ending theme for which is a staple of his gigs.

Jeremy Grantham, chief investment strategist at GMO, raised the prospect of the American economy displaying "Japan-style muddling," a reference to the high deficits and sluggish credit conditions that have kept Japanese growth very slow for 20 years.

To buy Bitcoin, most people go to Japan-based Mt.Gox, which accepts 17 currencies.