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Banned Idiot
they'll come to you, if they think you got good stuffs.
I have dealt with many Japanese companies before, when they want to find over certain products and things, they absolutely relentless in terms of information gathering, now matter how trivial, or unrelated, they still want them all and beyond.. None can match them in terms of information collecting and gathering.
TOKYO, Sept. 25 (AP) - (Kyodo)—Chief Cabinet Secretary Takeo Kawamura said Thursday that Japan and China should consider cooperating on space development as he expressed hope for success in China's upcoming manned space mission, which will include an astronaut carrying out the country's first spacewalk.
"In our mutually beneficial strategic relationship with China...I think the time has come for us to consider cooperating in the area of space," said Kawamura, who contributed to enacting Japan's first law setting out the nation's basic policy on the use of space.
The law was enacted in May, scrapping a decades-old principle that enshrined the "nonmilitary" use of space and paving the way for the development of defense equipment such as full-scale spy satellites.
Kawamura said that he would like to have the space development strategy headquarters set up in the Cabinet in line with the basic space law to consider cooperation between Japan and China.
I have dealt with many Japanese companies before, when they want to find over certain products and things, they absolutely relentless in terms of information gathering, now matter how trivial, or unrelated, they still want them all and beyond.. None can match them in terms of information collecting and gathering.
TOKYO, Sept. 25 (AP) - (Kyodo)—Chief Cabinet Secretary Takeo Kawamura said Thursday that Japan and China should consider cooperating on space development as he expressed hope for success in China's upcoming manned space mission, which will include an astronaut carrying out the country's first spacewalk.
"In our mutually beneficial strategic relationship with China...I think the time has come for us to consider cooperating in the area of space," said Kawamura, who contributed to enacting Japan's first law setting out the nation's basic policy on the use of space.
The law was enacted in May, scrapping a decades-old principle that enshrined the "nonmilitary" use of space and paving the way for the development of defense equipment such as full-scale spy satellites.
Kawamura said that he would like to have the space development strategy headquarters set up in the Cabinet in line with the basic space law to consider cooperation between Japan and China.
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