For instance, in the Japanese Bubble in the early 1980's, prices droped sharply for a year or two until the government steped in to stabalize them.

That, in turn, helps to support our economy.Those of us who are old enough may recall the hysteria caused by a huge wave of Japanese investment.

If you see a person in bell bottoms and a tie dye shirt, you know that's 70's, and if you see a ranch house with a Japanese inspired entry and a 5/12 or shallower roof, with large windows, situated across almost the entire lot with a large front and back yard and a lot of stone work, you know you're looking at midcentury modern- in my area that puts it firmly in the late 50's to mid 60's.

With small breeds, this works best...especially docile ones like Shitzus, Japanese Chins and Pekingeses.

The Japanese yen climbed 12 percent against the dollar over the past three months as investors reduced holdings of higher-yielding assets.

Here's a graph of Japanese home prices.

I'm sure the Chinese and/or Japanese would pay us enough to fund the stimulus boondoggle.

Go for a Japanese or Moroccan style living and dining area design.

For a side business (somewhat related to real estate) I am in need of high quality translators to translate some legal documents and marketing materials, in the following languages:Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, Russian, Korean and Spanish.Looking for professionals with experience, not google translate, or fiverr, or the like (i.e "high quality")References would be greatly appreciated.

We did a doc about Japanese American internment specific to the Heart Mountain camp.