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| The Bank of China's branches in | Tokyo, Bangkok and the Americas remained under the T |
| In | Tokyo, Bangkok, Los Angeles and Kyoto, she worked as |
| Tokyo Bankers Association Building in Marunouchi dis | |
| Tokyo: Banseisha, 1982. | |
| After drinking with her at a | Tokyo bar, he becomes involved in saving Yuriko from |
| Vodka Collins is a | Tokyo based Japanese-American rock band, formed in 1 |
| The design competition was won by a group of | Tokyo based architects, led by Plowed Isozaki. |
| singing provided by Yukiko Ishii, formerly of | Tokyo based trip-hop band She Shell, Dilshani Weeras |
| It began its first run of publication through | Tokyo based Metropolis Magazine in March of 2009. |
| nd vocalist for commercials, working with many | Tokyo based CM song production companies and/or adve |
| Darkest Labyrinth is a | Tokyo based record label, distributor, and web store |
| In | Tokyo Bathhouse, Tatsumi was at the top of the cast |
| In the original films, Godzilla would attack | Tokyo, battle monsters, and withstand conventional w |
| made of four stages inspired by the movie: Neo | Tokyo battlefield, the "A-room", the "Olympic Stadiu |
| ip Missouri, Admiral Halsey led his fleet into | Tokyo Bay on 29 August 1945. |
| She joined the fleet units entering | Tokyo Bay 31 August, remained for the signing of the |
| She was wrecked on a reef at | Tokyo Bay in 1911, and subsequently scrapped in 1912 |
| iled via Saipan and Okinawa to Japan, arriving | Tokyo Bay 1 September escorting Detroit. |
| She then sailed for | Tokyo Bay where, into November, she was employed in |
| ation troops and sailed for Japan, arriving in | Tokyo Bay on 2 September, just prior to the signing |
| s being critical of the Shogunate's defense of | Tokyo Bay and promoting Western ideas. |
| n, during the historic surrender ceremonies in | Tokyo Bay on 2 September 1945, and remained in Japan |
| meteorologist Raymond (John Ridgely), then to | Tokyo Bay to obtain vital weather intelligence for t |
| She was present at the surrender ceremony in | Tokyo Bay on 2 September 1945. |
| st, then rejoined the logistics group to enter | Tokyo Bay on 2 October. |
| On 16 September, she entered | Tokyo Bay and remained there through 29 September. |
| her duties until 5 November when she departed | Tokyo Bay for home. |
| orge V and witnessed the Japanese surrender in | Tokyo Bay in 1945. |
| Ryukyu Islands and Bonin Islands, and entered | Tokyo Bay on July 8, 1853. |
| Fitch began sweeping the entrance to | Tokyo Bay on 28 August, and was present for the surr |
| Crowley departed | Tokyo Bay on 16 September 1945 and arrived at San Fr |
| - and Larry Storch were aboard USS Proteus at | Tokyo Bay in August-September 1945 - and watched muc |
| he 2007 ACM-ICPC World Finals were held at the | Tokyo Bay Hilton, in Tokyo, Japan, March 12-16, 2007 |
| Underway for | Tokyo Bay on 31 August 1945, Bangust arrived there l |
| After V-J Day, she steamed to | Tokyo Bay for the Japanese surrender and occupation |
| On 1 September she stood out of | Tokyo Bay to join a fast carrier task group and comm |
| Rogers departed Pearl Harbor on 17 August for | Tokyo Bay where she arrived on 31 August via Eniweto |
| She arrived in | Tokyo Bay on 25 September and joined TG 53.4. |
| rew were killed when the aircraft crashed into | Tokyo Bay about 10.4 km (6.5 miles) from Tokyo's Han |
| e initial occupation of Japan; she anchored in | Tokyo Bay 30 August 1945 and landed her troops and c |
| Shinano underway during sea trials in | Tokyo Bay |
| Arriving in | Tokyo Bay 31 August 1945, Cybele provided stores for |
| Cheleb arrived in | Tokyo Bay 17 November 1945, and remained to issue pr |
| The type specimen was collected in | Tokyo Bay and is deposited at the Musee Zoologique i |
| ua's first concert was held in December at the | Tokyo Bay NK Hall at the Devilock '02 concert. |
| He was on a destroyer in | Tokyo Bay when Japan surrendered. |
| She raised | Tokyo Bay on 19 July in company with Vincennes, but |
| nds until departing Manila Bay 7 September for | Tokyo Bay with occupation units. |
| Eniwetok thence to Japan 7 September arriving | Tokyo Bay 15 September to service ships on occupatio |
| She left | Tokyo Bay on 15 October for the United States with r |
| During the next month she operated out of | Tokyo Bay supplying provisions and medical stores. |
| She remained in | Tokyo Bay until mid-September and was present on Vic |
| se territorial waters during the war, entering | Tokyo Bay on 31 August 1945. |
| ect for construction of a massive pyramid over | Tokyo Bay in Japan. |
| After serving as station tanker in | Tokyo Bay from 26 September until 28 October 1945, C |
| , and was present at the Japanese surrender in | Tokyo Bay in September 1945. |
| her Geathers fell from the ship's fantail into | Tokyo Bay while rigging shore power cables. |
| She entered | Tokyo Bay 10 September and, except for a brief perio |
| h the end of hostilities, she made one trip to | Tokyo Bay to deliver occupation cargo, then transpor |
| On 14 February 1854 she entered Yedo ( | Tokyo) Bay with the rest of the squadron and the Con |
| Murray was present in | Tokyo Bay for the formal Japanese surrender 2 Septem |
| lippines 14 July and, except for one voyage to | Tokyo Bay to carry occupation cargo, operated there |
| 03 to play the New Maps Of Hyperspace event at | Tokyo Bay NK Hall together with 1200 Micrograms (fea |
| She remained in | Tokyo Bay only a short period before sailing for Oki |
| rt of an occupation force convoy which entered | Tokyo Bay on 1 September. |
| as part of a unit of the 3rd Fleet and entered | Tokyo Bay on 10 September. |
| Allied Ships Present in | Tokyo Bay During the Surrender Ceremony, 2 September |
| fter his squadron of "Black Ships" sailed into | Tokyo Bay to urge the opening of Japan's ports to fo |
| ji, and on the 30 August 1945 she steamed into | Tokyo Bay with high-speed transports USS Sims (APD-5 |
| She was present in | Tokyo Bay when Japan formally surrendered on 2 Septe |
| Segundo stood out of | Tokyo Bay on 3 September 1945 en route to the west c |
| claring LST-1083 as the first LST to anchor in | Tokyo Bay |
| he close of hostilities, Mount Olympus arrived | Tokyo Bay 2 September with the 1st Cavalry Division |
| it for 8th Army occupation troops, she entered | Tokyo Bay 2 September as the surrender document was |
| 15 August 1945, and Hank steamed proudly into | Tokyo Bay 10 September to participate in the occupat |
| She was ordered to | Tokyo Bay in early October, and en route took part i |
| l District, where it served as a guard ship in | Tokyo Bay until September. |
| After returning to | Tokyo Bay 16 September, she departed for the United |
| ssignments at Sagami Wan, before proceeding to | Tokyo Bay, where she witnessed the official surrende |
| Arriving | Tokyo Bay, 17 September, she unloaded cargo and depa |
| y constructed another three lighthouses around | Tokyo Bay, and was also the engineer who built the n |
| Tokyo Bay, Japan -- Surrender of Japanese aboard USS | |
| cargo for Eniwetok and Yokosuka Naval Base in | Tokyo Bay, where she arrived 7 October. |
| amed after Sarushima Island, a small island in | Tokyo Bay, offshore Yokosuka, Kanagawa. |
| s both a town and a harbour at the entrance of | Tokyo Bay, located on the eastern side of the Miura |
| After a visit to | Tokyo Bay, Caldwell returned to the States; she was |
| She then headed for | Tokyo Bay, where she witnessed the signing of the su |
| oe departed the Philippines 25 August 1945 for | Tokyo Bay, Japan. |
| e Korean War, she maintained the nets guarding | Tokyo Bay, and worked on the nets at Pusan Harbor an |
| igned to Commander 3rd Fleet, and proceeded to | Tokyo Bay, arriving on the 29th. |
| 's representative at the surrender ceremony in | Tokyo Bay. |
| kota, and early the next day Missouri departed | Tokyo Bay. |
| ade from freshly captured fish from the nearby | Tokyo Bay. |
| part of the defenses guarding the entrance to | Tokyo Bay. |
| and personnel, and departed on 16 November for | Tokyo Bay. |
| ps were stationed at Yokosuka Naval Arsenal in | Tokyo Bay. |
| running aground on 1914-11-16 on a sandbank in | Tokyo Bay. |
| ands in July 1945, and on 20 September entered | Tokyo Bay. |
| r an antishipping sweep across the entrance to | Tokyo Bay. |
| at Edo, located where the Sumida River enters | Tokyo Bay. |
| ing a legendary giant squid rumored to live in | Tokyo Bay. Haruo's uncle Takashi, fallen on hard tim |
| Victory, aground in the vicinity of Fort No.2, | Tokyo Bay. |
| r she serviced ships of the Fleet at anchor in | Tokyo Bay; thence, she sailed via Eniwetok for the U |
| Tokyo Beat Down was released in Japan on September 1 | |
| first shown in situ at the Belgian embassy in | Tokyo before the building was destroyed for reconstr |
| headed the CNN bureaus in Beijing and later in | Tokyo, before leaving television to become a blogger |
| t destination was the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, | Tokyo before traveling to the Meiji Shrine which dat |
| kushima Prefecture and at Waseda University in | Tokyo before he traveled to the United States to stu |
| Two years later in | Tokyo, Bell was a finalist in the 100 m freestyle, w |
| alifornia Institute of the Arts, University of | Tokyo, Berlin University of the Arts, and Sussex Uni |
| the character of Raoh was held at the Koyasan | Tokyo Betsuin for ten days, beginning on April 10, 2 |
| The anime was broadcast on TV | Tokyo between October 3, 1995 and March 31, 1997, co |
| , the anime's 26 episodes were broadcast on TV | Tokyo between April 3, 1999 and September 25, 1999. |
| Much of western | Tokyo, between Tama River to the south and Arakawa t |
| tion was announced in August 2009, aired on TV | Tokyo between April 4, 2010 and June 27, 2010. |
| The | Tokyo bid for the 2016 Summer Olympics and Paralympi |
| Tokyo bid for the 2016 Summer Olympics | |
| nders of the first Japanese fine-arts academy, | Tokyo Bijutsu Gakko (Tokyo School of Fine Arts) and |
| The | Tokyo Bitterling (Tanakia tanago) is a temperate fre |
| lings lay their eggs in mussel shells, and the | Tokyo Bitterling will only lay its eggs in one type |
| llaby, Deer, Eagles, Owls, Condors, Bears, and | Tokyo Bitterlings. |
| Tokyo Blade - 19 Nov. 2008 | |
| Pumphouse's key tracks were also released as a | Tokyo Blade record in the mid-to-late 1990s. |
| 1988, Rachel returned to New York and co-wrote | Tokyo Blue with schoolmate turned pro-saxophonist Na |
| It was recorded in 1997 in the | Tokyo Blue Note club and was released by Nippon Crow |
| He has also been on academic trips to | Tokyo, Bonn and Barcelona. |
| The | Tokyo Boys,Tokyo Imperial Military Academy. |
| 1975 LBI closed the | Tokyo branch that BOLAM had established in 1971. |
| was demolished, making way for the new Little | Tokyo Branch of the Los Angeles Public Library. |
| this job to become a contract employee for the | Tokyo branch office of the New York Times. |
| The Little | Tokyo branch of the Los Angeles Public Library is al |
| a 12-episode TV drama, which was broadcast on | Tokyo Broadcasting System between April 13, 2006 and |
| Originally, this series was aired by | Tokyo Broadcasting System right after the end of the |
| It aired on the | Tokyo Broadcasting System in Japan from late 2004 to |
| television network Animax and the terrestrial | Tokyo Broadcasting System network on October 6, 2005 |
| Nefertiti, Egypt's Mysterious Queen, 1999) and | Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) (Missing Queen of th |
| For a time she was reporter for the | Tokyo Broadcasting System. |
| Produced in black and white by | Tokyo Broadcasting System/Tsuburaya Productions, thi |
| st known in Japan for his starring role in the | Tokyo Broadcasting System's (TBS) long-running, high |
| uced by Toei Company Ltd., the series aired on | Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) from April 16 to Sep |
| Tokyo Broker (2003, serialized in Young Magazine, Ko | |
| Four years later in | Tokyo, Brown was eliminated in the semifinals of the |
| pleted the construction of the Fukutake Shoten | Tokyo Building (now Benesse Corporation Tokyo Buildi |
| The | Tokyo Building, the headquarters building of Mitsubi |
| Kogen ( | Tokyo: Bungei Shunju, 2003) |
| Ambosu mundosu [Ambos Mundos] ( | Tokyo: Bungei Shunju, 2005) |
| Ofusa managed the | Tokyo Bureau of The New York Times for nearly six de |
| Intern at the | Tokyo bureau of The New York Times, May- July, 2002 |
| Muramoto was based in Reuters' | Tokyo bureau. |
| I Saw | Tokyo Burning: An Eyewitness Narrative from Pearl Ha |
| Wataru Hirayama (Shin Saburi) is a wealthy | Tokyo businessman who acts as a go-between for coupl |
| hino (present-day Oumeshi) on the outskirts of | Tokyo, but he soon started writing again in 1947. |
| The following year the family returned to | Tokyo, but for the rest of his life, he returned to |
| him participation in the 1964 Olympic games in | Tokyo, but stated he would never be able to compete |
| elopment Division 5 had a management office in | Tokyo but the actual development team was based in O |
| ate hookup to broadcast the sound of firing to | Tokyo, but then had to call off the broadcast when t |
| i with a handful of men in an attempt to reach | Tokyo, but he was captured. |
| ensional boundaries and arriving in modern-day | Tokyo, but being shot down shortly after. |
| In 1995, he ran for Governor of | Tokyo, but lost to Yukio Aoshima. |
| Sugito town is 45 minutes north of | Tokyo by train. |
| In early 1991, the band was formed in | Tokyo by frontman Narasaki. |
| tangled up with recent attacks on civilians in | Tokyo by armed men and the later plot to bomb the To |
| comic, the story revolves around an attack on | Tokyo by a giant reptilian creature that is generate |
| as a case brought before the District Court of | Tokyo by a group of five survivors of the atomic att |
| He was sent to | Tokyo by submarine as a means of keeping him at arm' |
| unscathed, despite the devastating bombings of | Tokyo by the Americans. |
| Manufactured originally in | Tokyo, by Japanese Tobacco Inc. it has been a top se |
| In 1970, Maloney was assigned to | Tokyo by the Harris Corporation (then of Cleveland, |
| ted of "Bad Inc" trying to destroy the city of | Tokyo by numerously themed ways- although almost all |
| t, run in the 1991 IAAF World Championships in | Tokyo by the same team, except for the first (Cason |
| ocal version of Pecha Kucha night developed in | Tokyo by Klein Dytham Architects. |
| Pan Pacific Open, a prestigious tournament in | Tokyo, by defeating Chan Yung-jan 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 and |
| an and features a live performance recorded in | Tokyo by Hubbard, Carl Randall, George Cables, Henry |
| Sanosuke arranges Kenshin's return to | Tokyo by boat. |
| The | Tokyo Cadets or the Tokyo Boys, was the name given t |
| Bhargava M.L. Indian national army | Tokyo cadets 1986. |
| estigious film festivals such as Karlovy Vary, | Tokyo, Cairo, Brisbane, Benodet, Tehran, Florence, a |
| Dark Metro is a horror manga written by | Tokyo Calen and illustrated by Yoshiken. |
| ld be horribly dull or laughably familiar, yet | Tokyo Calen and Yoshiken manage to produce a surpris |
| They were nicknamed ' | Tokyo Calling Cards'. |
| iminished in size, those remaining founded the | Tokyo Camii and Turkish Cultural Center in 2000. |
| The university in | Tokyo campus comprises eight faculties and 22 depart |
| His first novel, | Tokyo Cancelled (2005), is an examination of the for |
| Tokyo Cancelled was shortlisted for the 2005 John Ll | |
| The | Tokyo cast of Wicked also recorded a version of the |
| the National Museum of Western Art in | Tokyo, cast 1953. |
| There is also a hostess club in | Tokyo catering to lesbians. |
| The hotel's flagship property in central | Tokyo caught fire in 1982, disgracing Hideki Yokoi a |
| ng with the novelist Masao Kume, he joined the | Tokyo Central Broadcasting Station (now NHK), and la |
| base of this donjon is a tourist attraction at | Tokyo central park open for the public. |
| n, Sydney, Queen's, 's-Hertogenbosch, US Open, | Tokyo champion Lleyton Hewitt and Dubai, Estoril, Ba |
| ngs translated into and published in Japanese) | Tokyo, Chaoshi Publisher, 2004 |
| Graw-Hill Book Company; (Japanese Translation) | Tokyo: Charles E. Tuttle Company, 1968; (Spanish Tra |
| varian Radio Symphony Orchestra, orchestras in | Tokyo, Chicago, Paris, Milan, Rome, Madrid, Barcelon |
| Kusumi is currently a regular on the TV | Tokyo children's show Oha Suta, appearing every Tues |
| f 9 electric power companies (Hokaido, Tohoku, | Tokyo, Chubu, Hokuriku, Kansai, Chukoku, Kyuushu) |
| Tokyo City Cup | |
| p six floors house the Mori Art Museum and the | Tokyo City View with panoramic views of the city. |
| nd Seventh Tarz Armstrong's album entitled The | Tokyo City Big Nights, the track "Walk of Shame" fro |
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