what CCTV? on board.
Latest many....installation in many Cars and Taxis over here
This you seen before from Japan..
Haha..who say Japanese don't speak Malay.
You know what? is Kayu or Okayu.
Jalan Kayu, Kampong Kayu all got to do whith wood in Malay.
Than why Japanese. know Kayu are for?
Ok...this is all Kayu in Japan.
haha. you got it.
Do you like rice porridge? It's called okayu or kayu in Japan and is known as an easily digestible dish. I like simple okayu seasoned with salt, but you can make it more nutritious by cooking with chicken, vegetables, and so on, or adding lots of toppings. I sometimes make okayu for breakfast when I don't have much appetite in the hot weather. It's really easy on our stomachs.Photo © Setsuko Yoshizuka, licensed to About.com, Inc.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12117010
5 January 2011 Last updated at 05:33 GMT
A Tokyo restaurant and a Hong Kong sushi bar bid jointly for the tunaA tuna has sold at auction for a record 32.49m yen in Tokyo, nearly $400,000 (£257,320).
The fish was a blue fin, a variety prized for making the finest sushi. It was bought by a joint Japanese and Chinese bid.
The first auction in January at Tokyo's Tsukji fish market is a cherished part of Japan's New Year celebrations, and record prices are often set.
Japan is the world's biggest consumer of seafood.
After bells rang at 0500 local time (2000 GMT on Tuesday) to start the sale, bidding was brisk.
More than 500 fish were laid out on pallets on the concrete floor.
But the lot that attracted the most interest was a giant 342kg blue fin tuna caught off Japan's northern island of Hokkaido.
The winning bid was made jointly by the owners of a restaurant in Tokyo's upmarket Ginza district, and a sushi chain in Hong Kong.
Restrictions on catches have been tightened in recent years because of concerns about overfishing.
Traders at Tsukiji market say growing Chinese demand for sushi is also helping to push up prices.
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- A strong wintry pressure pattern caused heavy snowfall Thursday on the Sea of Japan side of the country especially in the Hokuriku region of central Japan, the Japan Meteorological Agency said, issuing advisories about traffic disruption and possible avalanches.
Some areas in Aomori, Niigata and Tottori prefectures observed more than 2 meters of snowfall as of 9 a.m. Thursday, more than 1.5 to 3.3 times the average. Other mountainous regions in eastern and central Japan recorded more than 50 centimeters of snow in the 24 hours through Thursday morning.
Snowfall of up to 50 cm is expected in northern Japan and the Hokuriku region in the 24 hours through Friday morning, and up to 20 to 30 cm in eastern, central and western Japan, according to the agency.
The wintery pressure pattern will gradually taper off from the western side but low temperatures below average are expected across a wide area of eastern and western Japan in the latter half of the month, the agency said.
(Mainichi Japan) January 5, 2012
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This is Satay.
Japan Satay Noodle.
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Remember Satay Satayman from mthe olden days.
High time to make a change, today breakdown again?
same from Kawasaki.
http://www.cmsnl.com/news/kawasaki-to-build-japans-fastest-train_news520.html
bUY THIS ...lAH.
add more trains, cut shorter the time on arrival.
now everydays breakdown.
Thank God, commuters say they are sick,
Taxi fare hike no probelm, more are taking taxi as today.
New ones also like that.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1175448/1/.html
