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'50 Years Of Japanese Concept Cars'

HELP NEEDED FOR TOKYO CITIZENS

Hello all :

A friend from a friend while talking about the Fukushima power plant accident
needed my help to disseminate this message, I hope they will find a reply here :

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A Request from a Japanese Citizen

Todos Somos Japon


Shiro Yabu has sent us a request for foreign friends:


Now what we are in desperate need in Tokyo is concrete data of radioactive contamination. We will have to measure and publicize the radiation of the soil at every park and public spaces where children play. The emission of radiation is uneven and there are supposed to be high spots that are affected more than others. Neither the state nor the Tokyo municipal government are responsible enough to measure and detect them. They offer only one monitoring spot in Tokyo and do not measure contamination in soil at all. The real issue is especially the radiation of sandboxes in parks. So we must acquire data by ourselves and press local governments to take necessary measures.
What we want at the moment is a possible method to measure radiation and necessary equipment. In Japan a Geiger Counter can be purchased for approx. 50,000 yen, but they are mostly sold out. It is said that they won’t be back in market before the late May. If any of you have technique and equipment that you can share, please send them to us in the form of information and goods.


IF YOU COULD HELP, PLEASE EMAIL at INFO<AT>JFISSURES.ORG AND WE WILL SEND YOU NECESSARY INFORMATION FOR THE NEEDS IN JAPAN.


If you can't answer directly to this request try sending

it in other forums where they will achieve their goals
Thanks for them

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How Comical is that Nissan Prince?

Fourth down: it's as if someone poured solvent on a wax model of an E-type and melted it, somewhat.
 
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Nissan? It looks like a Honda Element.

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Honda Element.http://www.howtobearetronaut.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Nissan-Zaroot-2005-520x393.jpg
 
Panther_99FS said:
What if the Honda Element came out after the Nissan concept :ques:
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I kind of doubt that Panther, the Element is a rather old design, the Nissan is a more modern concept. For the record, the Element started as a concept vehicle called the Model X in 1998 and the concept vehicle made its debut in 2001 at the Detroit Auto Show. The first year of production was 2003.
 
Panther_99FS said:
What if the Honda Element came out after the Nissan concept :ques:
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Cazzie said:
I kind of doubt that Panther, the Element is a rather old design, the Nissan is a more modern concept. For the record, the Element started as a concept vehicle called the Model X in 1998 and the concept vehicle made its debut in 2001 at the Detroit Auto Show. The first year of production was 2003.
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The Nissan is "Nissan Zaroot 2005."
 
I can see why none of those made it to market. Them's some right FUGLY vehicles!

I didn't see a single one I'd even accept as a gift... :icon_lol:
 
Some famous ones in there. I had a few of them as HotWheels when I was a kid. Time flies...

I dont know why, but that Honda Kiwani really looks cool. Sort of a mix between a Honda and a Lotus Esprit. I am a wedge freak... arghh.

Thanks Panther for the heads up. Some great memories there.
 
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