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	Hureai kippu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Hureai kippu solution makes more sense from an economic point of view as well as a human point of view.
		When they surveyed the elderly, it was clear they preferred the people who worked for hureai kippu over the people who worked for yen — because the relationships are different.
		China, too, is starting to implement the hureai kippu concept.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/hu/Hureai%20kippu.htm (338 words)

	Hureai kippu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hureai kippu (a rough English translation: Caring Relationship Tickets) is a Japanese community currency created in 1995 by the Japanese Welfare Institute so that people could earn credits helping seniors in their community.
		The Hureai kippu solution makes more sense from an economic point of view as well as a human point of view.
		When they surveyed the elderly, it was clear they preferred the people who worked for hureai kippu over the people who worked for yen — because the relationships are different.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hureai_kippu (345 words)

	Hureai kippu -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		(Click link for more info and facts about Hureai kippu) Hureai kippu (a rough English translation: Caring Relationship Tickets) is a Japanese (Click link for more info and facts about community currency) community currency created in 1995 by the Japanese Welfare Institute so that people could earn credits helping seniors in their community.
		There are two clearinghouses that are set up in (A constitutional monarchy occupying the Japanese Archipelago; a world leader in electronics and automobile manufacture and ship building) Japan whose purpose is to send the credits from one side of the country to the other.
		(A communist nation that covers a vast territory in eastern Asia; the most populous country in the world) China, too, is starting to implement the hureai kippu concept.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/H/Hu/Hureai_kippu.htm (400 words)

	Foreword to The Ecology of Money, by Bernard Lietaer
		A special currency called Hureai Kippu (literally “Caring Relationship Tickets”) has been created by a group of 300 non-profit organizations.
		In addition, many prefer to transfer part or all of their Hureai Kippu credits to their parents who may live in another part of the country.
		Because they have experienced a higher quality of care in their relationships with care-givers, the elderly tend to prefer the services provided by people paid in Hureai Kippu over those paid with the conventional Yen.
	www.feasta.org /documents/moneyecology/foreword.htm (1098 words)

	London Time Bank - banking on community
		There are now up to 300 time banks are operating in the USA- working in housing estates, health centres, hospitals, schools and even in Washington's crumbling youth justice system - using a currency called 'time dollars'.
		There are another 800 or so in Japan, using a currency called hureai kippu ('ticket for caring relationship') or DanDan ('I thank you very much').
		There are an unknown number in China - where they are used, as they were originally in the USA, to provide non-medical services to older people.
	www.londontimebank.org.uk /info3.htm (210 words)

	Future of Money, 30/04/05, A Longterm Project towards Communal living
		Complementary currencies like the japanese caring relationship tickets, Hureai Kippu which have different properties can be better than convential money on fostering care and mutual cooperation.
		They could be geared towards cooperation and could tackle issues such as care for elderly or babysitting, token schemes like this have existed in communities for a long time, but the example of Hureai Kuppi demonstrates that the national spreading (or grouping) of theese currencies could allow widescale cooperation.
		Although this is nothing to do with the island i do believe that i would strongly improve the standard of life for capatialist countries and shoud be strongly encouraged.
	blogs.warwick.ac.uk /kiddles/entry/future_of_money (556 words)

	David Boyle's Funny Money - The loneliness disease
		Because this is exactly the problem which created them and made them successful, especially in the USA where people earn 'time dollars' for helping out in their local community.
		Or in Japan, where people earn a time-based 'credit' called Hureai Kippu ('ticket for caring relationship').
		But it measures the effort people put in, and that's often enough for them to feel appreciated &emdash; even if they don't actually spend it themselves.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/dcboyle/loneliness_disease.html (734 words)

	Sustainable economic development - Alternative currency article by David Grover, ISDB
		There is no paper money to carry around and no awkward, time-consuming double currency transactions to deal with as in the previous example.
		Transactions are also eased by the fact that Hureai Kippu are a kind of special purpose money that can only be used to buy one thing, in contrast to Hours which can be used to buy many.
		Furthermore, Leitaer notes that the elderly who take part in the system actually prefer the healthcare provided by people paid in Hureai Kippu over those paid with the national Yen because they experience a higher quality of care in their relationships with these caregivers (Douthwaite 2000).
	www.susdev.co.uk /alternative_currency3.htm (1053 words)

	Search Results
		Summer 2001 marks the advent of what we hope will be a permanent new layer of infrastructure in the capital, the London Time Bank.
		Its design reflects experience with time banks around the world, from St Louis and its network of time bank touchscreens, to Tokyo and its hureai kippu ('ticket for a caring relationship').
		Time Banks: A radical manifesto sets out a radical, but practical prescription for community time banks, that can not only release enormous human resources to tackle deep-rooted social problems, but also provide practical and effective solutions for a range of public policy problems.
	www.neweconomics.org /gen/z_sys_PublicationDetail.aspx?PID=71 (298 words)

	Sand Mountain Reporter
		Hureai kippu is a Japanese phrase roughly meaning in English: Caring Relationship Tickets.
		It is a Japanese community currency created in 1995 by the Japanese Welfare Institute so that people could earn credits helping seniors in their community.
		Plyushkin might be deemed Russia’s euphemism for the elderly.
	www.sandmountainreporter.com /print.lasso?wcd=7006 (615 words)

	C$: Japanese "Relationship Tickets" and "Eco-Money"
		Two types of local currencies have been created in Japan to promote community, environmental conservation and health care.
		Hureai Kippu, or "Caring Relationship Tickets", were created in 1995 by the Japanese Welfare Institute so that people could earn credits helping seniors in their community.
		Sometimes seniors help each other and earn the credits, other times family members in other communities earn credits and transfer them to their parents who live elsewhere.
	www.calgarydollars.ca /article/2004/02/japan.html (354 words)

	dbweb.org - The Future of Money
		It can be done, but not through normal economic means.
		Since 1995, the Japanese organization Sawayaka Welfare Institute (a privately run citizen's group) has been implementing a special currency called Hureai Kippu ("Caring Relationship Tickets").
		Here's how it works: About 100 different non-profit organizations in Japan have agreed to use this complementary currency.
	www.dbweb.org /future.html (1194 words)

	Beginning Statement
		My intention is to renew old pathways within the present scheme of things, and hopefully create new ones and enable alternative methods.
		My intention is to use as many of the present alternative currencies/systems in place today, possibly introduce other systems such as the Japanese "Hureai Kippu" to the UK or at least canvas for it to occur and encourage the addition of any new ideas which enhance the concept of "Sustainable abundance".
		This will involve building a network, beginning with our local LETScheme and including those with whom I make barter agreements.
	www.lets-linkup.com /TheFirstWesternMan.htm (1389 words)

	A Longterm Project towards Communal living
		We must remember that we invented money not the other way around.
		Complementary currencies like the japanese caring relationship tickets, Hureai Kippu which have different properties can be better than convential money on fostering care and mutual cooperation. Scrapping conventional money in a fully fleged country could cause widespread distress andndash; so why not just add other currencies over the top of conventional currencies.
		This is very far sighted, but we could start looking for the island.
	blogs.warwick.ac.uk /kiddles?rss=rss_2_0 (1567 words)

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