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The Japanese Version was supported by grants from the Japan-U. Friendship Commission, the Japan-U. Instructional Films and Lessons.

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A valuable up-to-date complement to books and films dealing with classical Japanese culture. An entertaining testimonial to the warmth and humor of Japanese popular culture.

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For some inexplicable reason though, its Japanese-language counterpart is almost brilliant. It's a strange world. The Japanese bonus track for one of the most hyped albums of , Random Access Memories, is a yearning, instrumental ballad.

It winds down an often relentlessly up-tempo, funk-filled album with a real sense of poignancy - giving the album a whole new dimension. The xx - 'Reconsider' Coexist: From their second album, 's Coexist, comes this characteristically minimalist, haunting gem. The same can be said of almost any song from The xx, but 'Reconsider' is profoundly cinematic, and proves definitively that someone needs to ask this and to score a film. Slightly lighter on the orchestral heft that Welch is known for, but plenty heavy on the profoundly twisted and imaginative lyrics: Held him down, broke his neck, taught him a lesson he wouldn't forget.

I'm looking at cds at amazon. I always assumed it had something to do with Japan's consumer culture - they will pay the extra money to get the 'best' possible version of the CD.

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It may not be twice the price given shipping and import costs, bringing the price to within a couple bucks might be enough. GeekAnimator - for a really thorough explanation, see here warning, Geocities. I was gonna answer this, but instead I'll just say that Gortuk above is pretty much on the money.

CDs in Japan are so damn expensive because the government says they have to be. A third confirmation of Gortuk's reasoning. The bonus tracks are to encourage Japanese to buy the Japanese edition. So how about CDs released in Japan of Japanese artists?