Websites targeting keyword made in japan project

Oita made（オオイタメイド）は、大分県の豊かな自然や、土地と向き合いながらものづくりに取り組む人々の想いが詰まった商品を、全国各地にお届けしています。

新しい伝統の物語を発信する。受け継がれる日本の伝統とものづくり。

X-Bomber the Game; the freeware Spaceshooter based on the Japanese Sci-Fi; Star Fleet

Scrum.org Certified Training for Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai, India, Hong Kong, South Korea, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, China, Qatar, Japan, Australia, United Arab Emirates.

Winning Solutions Ltd offering Crisis project Management, ISO 9001 accreditation, and CE product marketing.

Since May 2015 the Babel-University project website has been down. Since then I have received a lot of emails from project supporters , So I've set up this page to provide some answers. What happened? The short answer is that my savings account went dry and I couldn't afford to keep the server up and running. The longer answer starts in March of 2013, when my wife and I made the decision to move back to the United States. As many of you may know, My wife is a Japanese national and we have two sons. Since both our boys were born in Japan, we wanted to return to the United States for a few years so that they could experience western culture. So we started my wife's visa application and began saving for our trip back to the states. Since my position at the Board of Education was based on an annual contract and we intended to move back to the U.S. mid 2014, I had to resign from my position in March of that year. Unfortunately the visa application process took far longer and cost far more than we had anticipated (15 months and $6000 USD to be exact). Although in March of 2015, we'd made it to the last stage of the visa application process, we were informed that since my income for the last three years was location dependent, unless I could show that I had more than $75,000 USD in savings, they couldn't approve my wife's visa. Since we'd been living off of our savings since my resignation and $75,000 was more than three times my annual income as a teacher, we abandoned our plans and hunkered down here in Japan. I had hoped that the Babel-University project would be able to sustain enough sales to pay for the dedicated server on which it was running. Due to security issues related to shared hosting, one of the requirements to be included in the Joomla Extensions Directory (JED) is that you host your download site on a dedicated server. However in January when I announced the development of Babel-U-Exams 2.0, sales flat lined and in May, I had to cancel my server subscription. Is the project dead? Although the Babel-University site is offline and I can't offer download access to the extension at the moment, I would like to revive the project, but before I can do that, I need to get back on my feet and figure out how to make it sustainable. I'm using Babel-U-Extension, what should I do now? If you are currently running a live site using Babel-U-Extensions, then you have a few options. Option One: Migrate The first option is to migrate to an alternative solution. I know there are several other extensions that offer similar functionality, so finding an alternative shouldn't be difficult. However migrating the database to a different extension isn't going to be easy. You'll need to either have a very strong mastery of SQL or hire a database administrator to handle the migration process. Option Two: Start Over If you don't mind losing the exam data you have, then you can always start over with an alternative extension. This is the most cost effective option, but it does require that you manually import exams and questions into whatever extension you choose. Option Three: Maintain it in-house The third option is to maintain the system in-house. I've worked very hard to insure that the code in all Babel-U-Extensions is clean, stable and well documented. So any proficient PHP developer that has experience with the Joomla CMS should be able work with the code. Option Four: Hire me (Highly Recommended) Truthfully I'm between a rock and a hard spot at the moment. The Babel-University project was how I established my credibility as a web developer, so since the site went down, my freelance income is hit and miss. Although I've been looking for something here in Japan, living in the boondocks limits the opportunities I have. So if you plan on sticking with Babel-U-Extensions then I'd be grateful for the opportunity to work with you. Contact Me

特定非営利活動法人メイド・イン・ジャパン・プロジェクトは、モノづくりを通して日本の伝統や文化を学び、「日本の価値」を伝えることができる人材をより多く輩出することを目的としたNPO法人です。

ニッポンブランド・マイスター（NBM）講座は、モノづくりを通して日本の伝統や文化を学び、「日本の価値」を伝えることができる人材をより多く輩出することを目的とした講座です。

メイド・イン・ジャパン・プロジェクト株式会社は、日本製の商品を流通させる仕組みを構築し、地域の活性化に貢献しています。

In April, 2016 a major-scale earthquake occurred in Kyushu centering on Kumamoto and Oita. Though, right after the earthquake Kyushu has made a strong first

Random thoughts and topics on the various things about fan localizing a console dating sim made originally in 2009 by a subsidiary of a megaconglomerate company in Japan on a dead gaming console platform, now available on three platforms and officially last acknowledged on its official website in 2014, which means it will never get a third anime season adaptation, and it also implies the worthlessness of the effort since you, the reader, can learn the native language of the work faster than the project will finish, if the possibility ever presents itself. But yet, we keep moving on forward. We are slow walkers, but we never walk backwards.

Used men's clothing shop specializing in Japanese and high-fashion designers

FUKUOKA Kogei Week（FKW）は、東京都内のインテリア、ファッション、セレクトショップなどのショップにおいて、福岡県の伝統工芸品のPRや 展示販売を行うイベントです。開催期間中、製作実演・ワークショップなども実施し、福岡県の伝統工芸品の魅力を発信します。

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