A study on resident landscape perception through landscape image

Adjusting brand image to culture through advertising A study of Swedish companies established in J...

Autumn Thoughts on a Garden Landscape

A study on the optical implementation of the image associative memory

Cilindrical vase with a continuous image with figures in a landscape

Landscape: a yujo sitting on a bench

Perception of victim treatment by police and courts: A study among university students in India an...

Landscape: overhanging pine trees on a rock

A report on the influence of aging and depopulation to landscape in Japan

River landscape (copy or forgery of a landscape by Sesshu)

KOREA-JAPAN Joint Seminar on Particle Image Velocimetry

Bowing to the handshake a study of Swedish fashion companies establishment on the Japanese market

A study on high speed and low power image sensors with variable resolution scan using tree structure of images

Four fan paintings mounted on a screen; "Frog on Lotus Leaf", "Scholar in a House", "Landscape", and "Boat a...

A Note on the Choice of a Growth Model For the case Study of Sweden, Japan and Turkey

A Pilgrim Praying through the Night to the Buddha (kannenbutsu) is Startled by a Ghostly Head Lying on the Snow-Covered Ground

Aspiration in Japanese Speakers' English A study of the acquisition of new phonetic categories in ...

Small Image of Eleven-Headed Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva (Japanese: Jūichimen Kannon) in a Cylindrical Shrine

The longest beard in the-world' is said to belong to Mr. Naojiro Koto, a 72-yeqr-old Japanese resident, of T...

Decision making in inter‐corporate projects A qualitative and quantitative study of project worker...

Japan's quest for energy security : risks and opportunities in a changing geopolitical landscape

A Fickle Geisha Staying on with a Client, from the series Moral Lessons through Pictures of Good and Evil (Kyōkun zenaku zukai)

A striking display on one of the Japanese warships while at Wellington: a model Japanese country residence

T E JAPANESE BATTLESHIP HATSUSE, WHICH WAS LOST THROUGH STRIKING A MINE OUTSIDE PORT ARTHUR, ON MAY 14, 1904

Reading a Letter, Modern Reproduction, series Ten Types in the Physiognomic Study of Women