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Paper Made of Stone

Limex is a new material made of limestone that can be used as a substitute for paper and plastic products. It takes its name from ‘limestone’ and the variable ‘x’. Nobuyoshi Yamasaki and Yuichiro Sumi invented this product and established a company called TBM to develop, manufacture and sell Limex. Limex paper outperforms regular paper…

June 7, 2018Leave a commentenergy savers, Japan, Japan Facts, Japan storiesBy Ken & Vicki Mansell

The Need in Japan for the Gospel and the Challenges for Christians and those Seeking Alike!

February 26, 2018Leave a commentChristian, Christianity, customs, death, eternity, Japan, Japan Buddhism, Japan Facts, Japanese, Japanese Religion, Ken and Vicki Mansell, Mansells in Japan, religion, Shinto, spiritual blindnessBy Ken & Vicki Mansell

Piano survived atomic bomb

(2010) A group of Japanese musicians were loaned a piano from its owner Yoko Matsuba, an 84-year-old survivor of the nuclear bombing. The piano was used in a concert which took place in the autumn at the United Nations headquarters in New York in order to promote global peace and the abolition of nuclear weapons.…

September 6, 2016Leave a commenthope, Japan, Japan Facts, UncategorizedBy Ken & Vicki Mansell

Seven Minutes of Speed and Clean

TOKYO — Japan’s shinkansen, or bullet train, was the world’s first high-speed train running at 200 km per hour, and today the Tokaido Shinkansen is the world’s most used high-speed rail line. Impressively, even with over 120,000 trains running on the line each year, the average delay time is a mere 36 seconds. Part of…

July 16, 2016Leave a commentJapan, Japan Facts, redeeming the time, UncategorizedBy Ken & Vicki Mansell
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