デボラ・キャメロンのジャパン・ウォッチ
Rudd has a whale of a time in Japan ついに豪ラッド首相が訪日
ケビン・ラッド豪首相が来日、豪州でトヨタがハイブリッド車生産を開始すると発表した。問われていた外交手腕も汚名をばん回できたようだ。
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Deborah Cameron is the first woman to be appointed Japan correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, both Australian newspapers. She was previously a correspondent in New York and worked in Indonesia. She has reported on politics, courts, culture and entertainment, social change, royal tours, crime, sports and general news as well as written many profiles.
Cheryl Chow is a freelance writer with a rich multi-cultural background and a deep interest in cross-cultural issues. She grew up trilingual and tri-cultural. Her primary cultural roots are American, Chinese and Japanese. She is fluent in English, Japanese, and Mandarin Chinese. Over the years, she has written poetry, essays, articles, and books on various topics, including social trends and health issues. She is currently living in Taipei, Taiwan.
Peter Ennis is Editor of The Oriental Economist Report, responsible for overall coverage, but focusing mostly on Japanese political and security developments. Mr. Ennis has been reporting and writing about Japan and U.S.‐Japan relations for 25 years. He has written for Weekly Toyo Keizai, Bungei Shunju, Chuo Koron, Sapio, Nikkei Weekly, Newsweek Japan and many other newspapers and magazines.
Glen S. Fukushima, a native of California, is President & CEO of Airbus Japan and former President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan. From 1985 to 1990, he was based in Washington, D.C. as Director for Japanese Affairs and, later, Deputy Assistant USTR for Japan and China at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative. 
