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 97 98 HONDA CIVIC FUEL PUMP  US $20.00
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 Yamaha YZF R6 400 750R 1000R R6S FZ600R Bar Ends Chrome US $9.79
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 Tail Lights for SUZUKI GSX R 1000 K5 2005 2006 05 06 US $36.99
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 MTEC Sports Wing Wiper Blade HONDA Accord 03 07 US $28.95
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 MTEC Sports Wing Wiper Blade HONDA Accord 98 02 US $28.95
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 MTEC Sports Wing Wiper HONDA Accord 08 11 Crosstour US $28.95
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 MTEC Sports Wing Wiper Blade HONDA Civic Sedan 06 11 US $28.95
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 MTEC Sports Wing Wiper Blade HONDA Civic Si 02 05 US $28.95
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 MTEC Sports Wing Wiper Blade HONDA Civic 01 05 US $28.95
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 Regulator Rectifier Honda CBR600F CBR600 FF2F3 CBR1100XX BLACKBIRD CARBURATOR US $19.97
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 NOS Honda Piston Standard C105 US $19.99
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 NOS Honda Piston Standard CA100 US $19.99
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 Yakima Roof Rack Control Tower Landing Pad 10 Honda CR V 07 11 8000234 Pair US $34.75
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 MTEC Sports Wing Wiper Blade HONDA Pilot 09 11 US $28.95
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 Front Fork Reflector Honda CHALY CF70 CT70 Z50 Z50A DAX US $25.99
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 NOS Honda Piston 50 C110 US $24.99
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 1988 1991 HONDA CIVIC CRX 9006 XENON HID KIT 1989 1990 US $34.61
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 06 07 08 09 10 HONDA CIVIC FUEL PUMP US $45.00
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 06 07 HONDA CIVIC STARTER MOTOR US $45.00
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 6000k 9006 hid xenon conversion kit 92 96 honda prelude US $34.61
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 90 07 Accord TL CL Virgo Control Arm Bushing Genuine US $7.40
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 9006 HID Yellow Xenon Bulbs 04 08 HONDA CIVIC SI US $34.61
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 9006 XENON HID CONVERSION KIT HONDA CIVIC 08 09 2009 US $34.61
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 95 04 Honda Odyssey Rainbow Xenon HID Headlights H4 US $34.61
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 96 00 HONDA CIVIC H4 12000K HID BLUE XENON BULBS KIT US $34.61
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 NOS Honda Piston Standard G200 GV200 13101 883 003 US $28.99
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 NOS Honda Piston 25 CA100 CA102 13102 001 020 US $29.99
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 NOS Honda Piston 25 WH20 13102 ZE1 000 US $29.99
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 NOS Honda Piston 50 ATC110 US $29.99
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 New Bumper Absorber Impact Front Honda CR V 2009 2008 2007 Auto Car 71170SXSA00 US $36.57
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 XENON HID 10000H 111 FOGLIGHT KIT HONDA CIVIC 06 08 US $34.61
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 Xenon HID 10000K H4 Conversion Kit Honda CRV 97 98 04 US $34.61
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 Handle Grab Bar Honda TRAIL DAX 50 70 CT70 ST50 ST70 US $19.99
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 HID CONVERSION KIT HONDA ACCORD CIVIC CRV CRX DEL SOL US $34.61
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 HID 9006 10000K Xenon Conversion Kit Honda Civic 88 91 US $34.61
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 HONDA CT90 S90 STANDARD PISTON KIT JAPAN US $24.99
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 Bando Racing Belt for Honda DIO ZX CVT belt SYM DIO US $15.68
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 NOS Honda Piston Standard ATC70 TRX70 13101 HB2 000 US $34.99
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 Bando CVT Belt for 50cc Zuma BWS Axis Aprilia SR 50 SR50 YW50 US $17.10
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 9006 HID Headlight Kit 2006 2007 2008 HONDA CIVIC SI LX US $32.49
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 Honda Prelude Accord Odyssey Timing Belt Tensioner OEM US $34.95
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 NOS Honda Piston 25 1974 1976 MT125 13102 361 003 US $37.95
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 Tail Turn Lights for KAWAZAKI Z1000 Z750 ZX 6R ZX 10R US $29.99
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 Pilot Short Throw Shifter 88 95 Civic 90 93 Integra US $38.95
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 Pilot Short Throw Shifter 96 99 Civic 94 99 Integra US $38.95
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 Bando CVT Belt for SYM RV150 180 joyride 150 180 200cc US $21.65
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 Honda C70 82 83 CT70 82 ST70 K DAX 89 Piston Ring 050 US $15.99
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 Honda 1985 87 NB50 NB 50 Aero 50 Factory Service Manual US $39.95
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 Kymco Genuine parts Mongoose 90 Bando CVT Belt US $22.80
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 CARBURETOR HONDA XR 100 R 100R XR100R 1980 200300 CARB US $29.98
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 Kymco Genuine parts Super 9 Yup Topboy Bando CVT Belt US $25.45
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 HONDA C50 C65 C70 C90 C100 C102 FRONT WHEEL SIDE NOS JAPAN US $8.99
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 Honda C50 C50K1 C70 C70K1 CZ100 Cap Fuel Strainer NOS US $12.99
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 Honda C50 C100 C110 C200 CL90 CM91 S65 S90 CZ100 Gasket US $12.99
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 Honda 2003 XR50 XR 50 R New Original Owners Manual US $24.95
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 Honda 305 CB72 CB77 Superhawk Clutch Cable NOS Genuine US $39.99
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 Tail Light for KAWAZAKI Z1000 Z750 2007 2008 2009 2010 US $29.99
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 Tail Lights for KAWAZAKI Z750 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 US $29.99
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Japan $6.99 Japan - Poster |
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01-05 HONDA CIVIC (2/4DR) DOOR HANDLE - PAIR (USA/JAPAN BUILT) (BLACK, W/ KEY HOLE, OUTSIDE FRONT) $31.99 01-05 HONDA CIVIC (2/4DR) DOOR HANDLE - PAIR (USA/JAPAN BUILT) (BLACK, W/ KEY HOLE, OUTSIDE FRONT) |
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01-05 HONDA CIVIC DOOR HANDLE- PASSENGER SIDE (USA/JAPAN BUILT) $19.99 01-05 HONDA CIVIC DOOR HANDLE - PASSENGER SIDE (USA/JAPAN BUILT) (BLACK, OUTSIDE REAR) |
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05-06 HONDA CRV (JAPAN BUILT) TAIL LIGHT - PASSENGER SIDE $88.89 05-06 HONDA CRV (EX, LX, SE, JAPAN BUILT MODEL ONLY) TAIL LIGHT - PASSENGER SIDE OEM #:33501S9AA11 |
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06-07 HONDA CIVIC (4DR) JAPAN BUILT ONLY (AUTOMATIC / MANUAL: 1.8L, L4) RADIATOR (1 ROW, PLASTIC / ALUMINUM) $141.36 06-07 HONDA CIVIC (4DR) JAPAN BUILT ONLY (AUTOMATIC / MANUAL: 1.8L, L4) RADIATOR (1 ROW, PLASTIC / ALUMINUM) OEM #: 19010-RNA-A51 |
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1997-2005 Volkswagen Jetta Cabin Air Filter $16.8 03-09 HONDA ACCORD / 06-09 HONDA CIVIC (4 DOOR) (HYBRID MODEL, JAPAN BUILT) / 07-08 HONDA CRV / 05-08 HONDA ODYSSEY / 06-08 HONDA RIDGELINE / 07-08 ACURA MDX / 05-08 ACURA RL / 04-08 ACURA TL CABIN AIR FILTER (W/ PARTICULATE TYPE FILTER) OEM #: 80292-SDA-A01 |
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2001-2007 Honda Civic Heater Blower Motor $41.9 01-05 HONDA CIVIC (2/4DR) / 03-05 HONDA CIVIC HYBRID / 03-08 HONDA ELEMENT / 02-06 HONDA CRV (JAPAN BUILT) BLOWER MOTOR -ASY |
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2004-2008 Acura TSX Heater Blower Motor $54.62 03-07 HONDA ACCORD (4DR, USA/JAPAN BUILT) / 04-08 ACURA TSX BLOWER MOTOR -ASY |
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94-97 HONDA ACCORD (4DR SEDAN / 5DR WAGON, USA/JAPAN BUILT) NON HEATED POWER SIDE MIRROR - DRIVER SIDE $36.93 94-97 HONDA ACCORD (4 DOOR SEDAN / 5 DOOR WAGON, USA / JAPAN BUILT) NON HEATED POWER SIDE MIRROR (REMOTE, BLACK) - DRIVER SIDE |
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Best Motoring: Enduro Challenge (Full Frame) $12.86 "Best Motoring" is the most established car video magazine available offering various tests and battles, i.e., serious racetrack duels by top car enthusiasts, all of whom are or were top professional racing drivers in Japan. In addition, many tips on improving your car's performance and hints on driving techniques are available in the videos. These exciting DVDs cover non-tuned, tuned and factory-made cars. Hang on to catch some of the biggest battles and tests for cars today! Program 01: Tests 7 cars in 2 categories (under 250hp and over 280hp) at Tsukuba Circuit in the summer heat. Program 02: Carrera GT First Drive Program 03: Mitsubishi Evo MR Time Attack Battle. Battle between track drivers and rally drivers. The road racer team and the rally driver team compete in a best of 5 laps time attack battle. Program 04: Ferrari Challenge Stradale Super Test! We compare the Ferrari Challenge Stradale, Ferrari 360 Modena F1, Lamborghini Gallardo e-gear, Porsche 911 GT3 Club Sport, BMW M3 CSL and Honda NSX-R. Subaru Rally Meet; Carrera GT - First Drive; Mitsubishi Evo MR Time Attack - with WRC Driver - Gilles Panizzi;, Featurette. |
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Carry 107 TT $11999 IMR1050: The all new Track Transporter from IMER USA is a joint venture from IMER International and IHI, manufacturer of excavators from Japan sold exclusively through IMER USA in the United States. The Tracked Transporter features an 8 HP Honda GX engine with full hydraulic controls. The dumper comes complete with a loading shovel to scoop up materials adn load itself. The Carry 107TT can scale mounds up to a 30 degree angle, perfect for those hard to reach areas. The 107TT is perfect for construction sites, landscapers, rental applications, demolition or for getting into tight places where a skid steer is impractical. Rubber tracks spread the weight of the unit over a larger surface area so it does not disturb the turf. The 107TT can be used either walk behind or drop the footpad and ride on top. Features: -Hopper payload capacity 1500 lbs.. -Hopper volume capacity 11.5 cf. -Weight w/hopper + self-loading shovel 1350 lbs.. -Width 31 . -Length w/bucket + operator footplate up 67 . -Ground clearance 4 . -Turning radius 36 . -Engine w/electric start 8HP Honda. -Aux. Hydraulic PTO 3.75 GPM. |
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Designin' in the Rain $0.31 Delaware is, by their own definition, a Japanese supersonic group [that] designs-rocks and rocks-designs. They also call themselves Artoonists. Since 1993, the collaborative has displayed their retro-futurism across a range of contemporary products, including music CDs. CD-ROMs, commercials, magazines, T-shirts, websites, live shows, and mobile phones. Delaware is four Masato Samata, tape recordist, vocalist, lyricist, composer, art director, and designer; Aya Honda, bassist, vocalist, composer, and designer; Morihiro Tajiri, guitarist, bassist, drummer, vocalist, composer, and recordist; and Yoshiki Watanabe, guitarist, vocalist, sound programmer, phone ringer, and composer. Their style, a mixture of music and graphic design, has surprised audiences and viewers around the world, from New York to Barcelona to Tokyo (or the other way around). At Mac Expo'98, they played a live audio-visual show with eight projectors. In early 2001, they mounted the first-ever mobile gallery show on Japanese mobile telephones. In summer 2001, a live show and graphic works were presented at P.S.1 in New York. In spring 2002, their graphic works appeared in JaPan Graphics in Barcelona. This January, they released their fifth and sixth albums, dELAwArE_S+rikeS_bAcK and AmeN. And all of it inspired by Chuck Berry. Venus de Milo, and haiku. |
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Emerging Patterns of Innovation: Sources of Japan's Technological Edge $14.88 Kodama uses the concept of a techno-paradigm shift to express the radical changes in the way technology has been and continues to be developed, applied, and commercialized over time. In analyzing data gathered over ten years of intensive research and study of Japanese firms, he distinguishes six dimensions along which the shift is occurring: manufacturing, business diversification, R&D competition, product development, innovation pattern, and societal diffusion of technology. He illuminates his discussion of each dimension with a profile of specific technologies and the companies that have advanced them, including consumer electronics (Sony and Toshiba), fiber optic cables (Sumitomo Electric), computers and communications equipment (NEC), machine tools (Fanuc), and automobile parts (Honda, Toyota, and Nissan). The concepts presented in Emerging Patterns of Innovation not only have implications for the competitive strategies of non-Japanese firms and the economic policies of their corresponding nations, but could also help promote important international alliances in technological development at both the business and the national levels. In particular, Kodama describes his vision of option sharing, through which it is possible to resolve the tensions between international cooperation and national autonomy as well as to promote a nonprotectionist, plus-sum game in technological innovation that would benefit the world as a whole. |
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Harukor $31.95 In this engaging tale, Honda Katsuichi reconstructs the life of an Ainu woman living on the northern island of Japan over five hundred years ago. Harukor's story, created from surviving oral accounts of Ainu life and culture as well as extensive research in the scholarship, takes place in the centuries before the mainland Japanese nearly destroyed the way of life depicted here.In the first person, the fictional Harukor tells us of her childhood, her adolescence, and her motherhood, drawing on tales and songs performed by her grandmother and other bards. She describes festivals, weddings, childbirth and midwifery, traditional healing methods, battles, and funerals in detail. Her story is followed by the adventures of her oldest son, Pasekur, which end by foreshadowing an early Ainu rebellion against Japanese encroachment.Amply illustrated and prefaced by an extensive introduction to Ainu history, the natural surroundings, and the sources used to construct Harukor and her world, this volume is a unique portrait of Ainu gods and humans, of matters sacred and mundane, and of the distinctive Ainu respect for nature's bounty. |
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Honda the Samurai: A Story of Modern Japan (1890) $34.95 Honda the Samurai: A Story of Modern Japan (1890) |
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Honda the Samurai: A Story of Modern Japan (1890) $49.95 Honda the Samurai: A Story of Modern Japan (1890) |
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Honda the Samurai; A Story of Modern Japan $25.04 The book has no illustrations or index. It may have numerous typos or missing text. However, purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original rare book from the publisher''s website (GeneralBooksClub.com). You can also preview excerpts of the book there. Purchasers are also entitled to a free trial membership in the General Books Club where they can select from more than a million books without charge. Original Publisher: Boston; Chicago: Congregational Sunday-school and publishing society; Subjects: Japan; |
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Japan $59.95 From rice paddies to pachinko parlors, ancient temples to the Honda assembly plants, Kobota's lens has captured the essence of Japan--both the ordinary and the extraordinary in 185 sumptuous color photographs. |
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Matsushita Leadership $56 He was one of the most inspirational role models of all time. Thrown into poverty at age four, Konosuke Matsushita (Mat-SOSH-ta) struggled with the early deaths of family members, an apprenticeship which demanded sixteen-hour days at age nine, all the problems associated with starting a business with neither money nor connections, the death of his only son, the Great Depression, the horror of World War II in Japan, and more. Yet John P. Kotter shows in this fascinating and instructive book how, instead of being ground down by these hardships, Matsushita grew to be a fabulously successful entrepreneur and business leader, the founder of Japan's General Electric: the $65 billion a year Matsushita Electric Corporation. His accomplishments as a leader, author, educator, philanthropist, and management innovator are astonishing, and outshine even Soichiro Honda, J.C. Penny, Sam Walton, and Henry Ford. In this immensely readable book, Kotter relates how Matsushita created a large business, invented management practices that are increasingly being used today, helped lead his country's economic miracle after World War II, wrote dozens of books in his latter years, founded a graduate school of leadership, created Japan's version of a Nobel Prize, and gave away hundreds of millions to good causes. Matsushita Leadership is both a biography and a set of lessons for careers and corporations in the 21st century. An inspirational story and a business primer, the implications are powerful, for organizations and for living a meaningful life. |
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Mothra vs. Godzilla $7.93 After a fierce typhoon, a mysterious gigantic egg washes ashore. The twin fairies of Infant Island plea for the egg's return to Mothra, its rightful owner, but it's too late - greedy promoters have turned it into an amusement park attraction. Meanwhile Godzilla reawakens and tramples across Japan, heading straight for the big egg. Can Mothra save her offspring from Godzilla? Will Japan survive this epic monster battle?Directed by Ishiro Honda, Mothra Vs. Godzilla (1964) is widely considered the best of all Godzilla sequels, with an all-star Toho cast and exciting special effects. Classic Media presents the original Japanese-language version with English subtitles in glorious Toho Scope, plus the classic English-dubbed version originally released in the U.S. as Godzilla Vs. The Thing. |
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Rodan / War Of The Gargantuas $16.96 Ishiro Honda's "Rodan" (Sora No Daikaiju Radon, 1956) is among the most popular films from the era of vintage science fiction cinema. A small village is besieged by deadly man eating insects. When Shigeru (Kenji Sahara) travels deep into a mineshaft to exterminate the beasts, he makes an even more horrifying discovery: Rodan, the flying monster! Two giant pterodactyls terrorize Japan, soaring through the sky and blowing away cities with wing whipped gusts. How will the world survive this seemingly unstoppable threat? "War Of The Gargantuans" (Furankenshutain No Kaiju: Sanda Tai Gaira, 1966) is one of director Ishiro Honda's masterpieces of monster mayhem. A deadly giant terrorizes Japan, sinking ships and attacking fishermen. Using a space age ray cannon, the military nearly kills the monster before its enormous brother comes to the rescue. The two garganutas don't see eye to eye, and their monster sized sibling rivalry leads to a death match in the streets of Tokyo, with civilization hanging in the balance. Uncut Japanese Version With English Subtitles (First Time On DVD), English-dubbed U.S. Version. Original Documentary "Bringing Godzilla Down to Size". |
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Street Fighter Legends $11.95 Taking her reluctant master's advice after returning to Japan, Sakura vows to emulate Ryu and learn from as many different fighters as she can - leading to explosive encounters with the likes of E. Honda, Zangief, Rainbow Mika and her fiercest rival, Karin! But perhaps her greatest challenge lies in the pink-garbed wonder himself... the ever-determined and hopelessly over-confident, Dan Hibiki! Be sure to see the legend of Street Fighter burst from the seams like never before with equal parts martial arts thrills and zany, over-the-top spills! Whatever lies ahead for Sakura, one thing is sure - the streets of Japan will never be the same! |
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The Toyota Leaders: An Executive Guide $12.86 Six decades ago, Toyota was an embarrassment. Today, they are the auto- industry leader. "The Toyota Strategy" tells how they did it, and in such a way that allows readers to apply the lessons. Discover how Toyota is more than just a series of good business moves, but a culture first put into place by its founders and built on through the years. Not a corporate history, Sato uses Toyota's past to contextualize his discussion as he focuses on the company's unique business strategies. <BR>- Find out why an innovative vehicle like the hybrid Prius came from Toyota and not the more technologically - advanced Honda. <BR>- Learn how General Motors supplied invaluable business know-how to then-provincial Toyota in the early eighties. <BR>- Discover why Toyota thinks giving back to Japan and the world is a smart idea. <BR>- Learn how a national healthcare system is a good thing for business. <BR>This is the Toyota book for entrepreneurs and executives in all industries, not just manufacturing. |