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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2024

Japan Wut 144 "Woven City"

from JAPAN WUT? Podcast · host Matthew Bigelow

ON PODCAST 144DONATE: PAYPAL.ME/JAPANWUTJapan’s Computer Vision Companies, Underwater Drone Collaborations, and North Korean IT workers infiltrating Japanese companies ahead of China’s possible war on Taiwan. Strap in. You are living in Interesting Times.Follow the Podcast: Twitter / Facebook Page / InstagramOfficial Website, please share: matthewpmbigelow.comShow NotesNEW PRODUCTSHonda Unveils Japan's First Plug-In Rechargeable Hydrogen Fuel Cell VehicleHydrogen vehicle filling station opens at former Tokyo Olympics siteJAPAN BUSINESS75% unaware of gov't measures on 140-year job to replace Japan's aging water pipes: pollSOCIETY 5.0株式会社TIGEREYELocal governments supporting elderly by promoting cashless payment systemsFrom Driverless Cars To Smart Homes: Inside Japan's Futuristic Woven City By ToyotaJapan Airlines starts drone service in remote areas for disastersJapan, Australia to conduct study on underwater dronesJapan's Defense Ministry looks into photonics for drone warfareFEATURE: Local gov'ts supporting elderly by promoting cashless payment systemsJapan, ASEAN to launch joint QR code payment services in FY2025NORTH KOREANorth Korean IT workers impersonating Japanese nationals to secure jobs: TokyoKim Jong Un lauds tank unit's history of invading Seoul in headquarters visit

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