+ Follow Yamato Tag
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[Title] => How to get tickets to Taiko drum group Yamato's free Manila, Davao shows
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[Title] => Nippon calling
[Summary] => Like the guys from King Crimson performing Matte Kudasai — what an alluring, otherwordly mix they all make.
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[Title] => Yamato ushers in Philippines-Japan Friendship Month
[Summary] => To highlight the celebration of the Philippines-Japan Friendship Month, the Japan Foundation, Manila (JFM), SM Supermalls and Cebu Pacific Air, together with the Embassy of Japan, Yoshinoya and ClickTheCity.com bring back “Yamato: Drums of Japan” for a three-night show on July 8 (SM Mall of Asia Center Stage), July 9 (SM Mall of Asia Music Hall), and July 10 (SM North EDSA Sky Dome), at 7:30 pm.
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[Title] => Cultural events mark RP-Japan friendship / An SPC major concert
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But feelings of regret, rancor or resentment toward the Japanese are obliterated by the following statement by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi: "On the 60th anniversary of the end of the war, I reaffirm my firm determination that Japan must never again take the path of war, reflecting that the peace and prosperity we enjoy today are founded on the ultimate sacrifices of those who lost their lives for the war against their will."
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Kaya idinemanda niya ang tatlo para makuha ang parte niya. Hiniling din niya na pansamantalang pahintuin ang barko at samsamin ang mga ari-arian ng tatlo. Ginawad naman ito ng hukuman. Ngunit sa hiling nina Romy sa BC Corp.
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Kaya idinemanda niya ang tatlo para makuha ang parte niya. Hiniling din niya na pansamantalang pahintuin ang barko at samsamin ang mga ari-arian ng tatlo. Ginawad naman ito ng hukuman. Ngunit sa hiling nina Romy sa BC Corp.
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But feelings of regret, rancor or resentment toward the Japanese are obliterated by the following statement by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi: "On the 60th anniversary of the end of the war, I reaffirm my firm determination that Japan must never again take the path of war, reflecting that the peace and prosperity we enjoy today are founded on the ultimate sacrifices of those who lost their lives for the war against their will."
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Kaya idinemanda niya ang tatlo para makuha ang parte niya. Hiniling din niya na pansamantalang pahintuin ang barko at samsamin ang mga ari-arian ng tatlo. Ginawad naman ito ng hukuman. Ngunit sa hiling nina Romy sa BC Corp.
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Kaya idinemanda niya ang tatlo para makuha ang parte niya. Hiniling din niya na pansamantalang pahintuin ang barko at samsamin ang mga ari-arian ng tatlo. Ginawad naman ito ng hukuman. Ngunit sa hiling nina Romy sa BC Corp.
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August 18, 2006 - 12:00am
