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	Tokyo Map, Meguro
		Meguro ward, in Tokyo, is very conveniently located between Shibuya and Shinagawa.
		It has many popular international residential areas: Meguro, Aobadai, Kamiosaki 2-chome, Kamiosaki 3-chome, Mita, and Jyugaoka.
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	www.housingjapan.net /eng/map/meguro (47 words)

	Meguro City English Pages (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Meguro City's remarkable geographical feature is a hilly landscape with many steep rises and descents, despite its urban location in the center of Tokyo.
		The people living in Meguro are eager in protecting and maintaining the natural environment and by careful development of the landscape.
		Meguro City is an enjoyable and wonderful place to live.
	www.city.meguro.tokyo.jp /english/index.htm (166 words)

	Tokyo/Meguro - Wikitravel
		Meguro (目黒) is a largely residential district in southwest Tokyo, named after the Meguro River.
		During cherry blossom season, the trees by the normally rather drab Meguro River bloom pink and Japanese congregate to picnic and drink by the riverside.
		Meguro is famous throughout Japan for sanma (さんま), or Pacific saury, a type of ocean fish.
	wikitravel.org /en/Tokyo/Meguro (648 words)

	COMPANY / MEGURO ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
		Especially, MEGURO ELECTRONICS CORPORATION is the sole internal maker of the GPS signal generator for testing GPS receivers now being widely applied to portable telephones, car navigation systems, security systems, and other fields.
		MEGURO ELECTRONICS CORPORATION is positively tackling the DARC encoder and other special signal generators necessary for researching and developing FM multiplex broadcasting receivers, and also, flexibly dealing with the times' demands for the purpose of producing original and ever-foresighted products.
		MEGURO ELECTRONICS CORPORATION is extremely active in contributing to the development of electronics industry with our creative sense for developing products based on our accumulated technical capabilities and abundant know-how while catching the times' stream quickly.
	www.meguro.co.jp /english/company/index.html (258 words)

	:: Century 21 ::
		Suburban Meguro was planned around the main railway that passes through the area, Tokyu Railway's Toyoko Line.
		Meguro also boasts some of the best restaurants in metropolitan Tokyo, catering to its affluent and fashionable residents.
		Moreover, residents of suburban Meguro value their separation from the hustle and bustle of Shibuya and Ebisu as much as they take advantage of their proximity to those places.
	www.century21japan.com /area_guides/meguro.html (482 words)

	MEGURO / NARIMASU HISTORY - PART 1 - meguro.htm
		Meguro was created in the early 1900's by Japan to accommodate foreigners in the Tokyo area.
		Meguro was, as you know, operated by the American School in Japan organization up to the beginning of the war.
		Because Meguro was generally larger than the other dependent schools throughout Japan, we tended to dominate the sports activities (although I'm sure others would dispute this assertion).
	www.yohidevils.net /library/meguro.htm (1059 words)

	MEGUROKU
		During cherry blossom season, the trees by the normally rather drab Meguro River bloom pink and Japanese congregate to picnic and drink by the riverside.
		Meguro Fudoson is a nickname of the temple for Tendai Buddhism.
		Meguro is famous throughout Japan for sanma (さんま), or Pacific saury, a type of ocean fish.
	www.japaneselifestyle.com.au /tokyo/meguroku.htm (541 words)

	MEGURO / NARIMASU HISTORY - PART 1 - meguro.htm
		Meguro was created in the early 1900's by Japan to accommodate foreigners in the Tokyo area.
		Meguro was, as you know, operated by the American School in Japan organization up to the beginning of the war.
		I recall being concerned that Meguro, in 1952, was not then accredited by the proper U.S. organizations, and that my future admission to college might have been in jeopardy.
	yohidevils.net /library/meguro.htm (1059 words)

	Profile of a Ward: Tokyo's Meguro Ward
		This special cities system was developed as a method of acknowledging the special needs of each of the 23 wards, as well as to inspire a sense of unity between local governments in the development of the national capital region.
		Meguro is located in the southwestern section of Tokyo's 23 wards.
		Meguro's Assembly has 38 members who are elected directly by Meguro residents, with each member serving a four year term.
	www.gdrc.org /uem/observatory/jp-meguro.html (571 words)

	1956 Meguro (Kawasaki) 250 S3 Junior (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1964, Meguro was absorbed by the Kawasaki Heavy Industries Group, which had been involved with motorcycles since 1949 and had produced tow stroke models under its own name since 1961.
		The 250 S3 Meguro, built between 1953 and 1957, was a faithful replica of the company's 350cc and 500cc machines and had many parts in common with the larger bikes.
		Oddly enough, all three Meguros had the gear selector pedal on the right like British and French machines, no on the left like the German bikes that were widely copied by the Japanese (and which would become the standard).
	www.bikerenews.com /AntiqueBikes/1956MeguroKawasaki250S3.html (233 words)

	General Information - Frequently Asked Questions about A-JIS
		In the Meguro Campus the ratio is 1 teacher to between 7 to 20 students, depending upon the age group.
		In Meguro campus there is one class for two year olds, two classes for three year olds, two classes for four year olds and two classes for five year olds, a total of seven kindergarten classes.
		At the Meguro Campus JSL (Japanese as a Second Language) classes are held for level 2, 3 and 4 students and Japanese classes are held for level 3 and 4 students.
	www.a-jis.com /Eng/SIGI.asp (1893 words)

	Cyclic Defrost - Issue #009 (November 2004) - Takashi Wada - Meguro (Onitor)
		In spite of his incredible legacy, there was one project Alfred Hitchcock dreamed of doing but which remained unfulfilled: a film that would encompass “twenty-four-hours in the life of a city,” as he described it in his infamous conversations with François Truffaut.
		His solo debut, the stylistically rich Meguro, begins at 3 am and ends at sunset, with the intervening hours spent taking in a city’s architecture, light reflections, fluctuating weather conditions, and landscapes.
		There’s an innocent, even slightly naïve, quality that aligns the recording with the music of Nobukazu Takemura in its child-like qualities (for instance, the Gameboy-like tones that appear in the beginning of “Night View”); in addition, both artists are multi-talented instrumentalists and work with admirable ease in a multitude of styles.
	www.cyclicdefrost.com /article.php?article=618 (413 words)

	Meguro River Walk - An inner city hike
		This walk through Meguro City is approximately four kilometers long and goes past (or over or into) 25 bridges, two parks, a love hotel, two temples and three museums.
		The Meguro Citizen's Center complex combines a park with three swimming pools, a bowling alley, an archery range, tennis courts, a library with a small collection of English language books, a restaurant and rooms for community activities.
		There are two sections: one exhibits paintings and artworks by Meguro artists and is free to the public; the other half has visiting exhibitions.
	metropolis.co.jp /tokyotravel/tokyotravelfeature/318/tokyotravelfeatureinc.htm (1576 words)

	Dickinson College - Extra Features
		Meguro was inspired by her French-department colleagues, who use online text chat to help students refine their language skills by communicating with native speakers in France.
		Meguro added Skype to her intermediate- and advanced-Japanese curriculums last semester, and the project was so successful that this year she's integrating Skype interviews into her elementary-level classes.
		Meguro's students use the Internet to read and write in Japanese, too-they create accounts on Mixi, a Japanese social-networking site, to find language-exchange partners for Skype.
	www.dickinson.edu /cnExtra/detail.cfm?323 (600 words)

	Dickinson College - Campus News Extra
		Meguro was inspired by her French-department colleagues, who use online text chat to help students refine their language skills by communicating with native speakers in France.
		Meguro added Skype to her intermediate- and advanced-Japanese curriculums last semester, and the project was so successful that this year she's integrating Skype interviews into her elementary-level classes.
		Meguro has even found a partner class in Sapporo, Japan, for scheduled Skype sessions-a group of Japanese students studying English at Otaru Junior College.
	cfserv.dickinson.edu /cnextra/detail.cfm?323 (600 words)

	TIMEasia Magazine: Best of Asia - Meguro Parasitological Museum, Tokyo, Japan
		Head out the west exit and walk along Meguro Dori for about 15 minutes, until you see an eight-story, brown brick tower topped with a silver sign that says MPM.
		The innocuous urban setting belies the horror show that awaits you within: MPM, you see, stands for Meguro Parasitological Museum, one of the most ghastly yet fascinating exhibitions you'll ever lay eyes upon.
		Though it occupies only two floors of a small office building, the museum boasts that it displays more specimens of roundworms, hookworms, flukes, nematodes and leeches than any other place on earth—not to mention gruesomely graphic images and descriptions of the havoc they can wreak on humans and other hosts.
	www.time.com /time/asia/2005/boa/boa_museum.html (307 words)

	MEGURO UNESCO ASSOCIATION:New Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Meguro UNESCO Association carries out various activities in order to foster mutual understanding and friendship among people in the world.
		The Meguro UNESCO Association is currently collecting miswritten postcards and unused postage stamps in order to fund the World Terakoya Movement.
		All contributions should be sent to Meguro UNESCO Office.
	www.unesco.or.jp /meguro/new-info/keijiban-e.htm (99 words)

	Club Database -- Big Bird Squares (Otori Squares) (Meguro, Tokyo)
		WALKING: From Meguro Station area, travel west on Meguro Dori (down hill) to the river.
		After you park your car, take the elevator (to the right of the entrance to the under building parking) from the parking garage directly to the 6th floor.
		Cross the bridge at the Meguro River, and continue toward Yamate Dori.
	www.ceder.net /clubdb/viewsingle.php4?RecordId=374 (678 words)

	Meguro - The Yamanote - "An Invitation to Tokyo" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Meguro - The Yamanote - "An Invitation to Tokyo"
		Meguro was the first station posted on this site.
		Besides Tonki, Tokyo's most famous tonkatsu (pork cutlet) restaurant, my family and I lived in Meguro for three years during the mid to late 1980's.
	members.aol.com /tokyoJapan/meguro.html (405 words)

	Claska Hotel, Meguro, Tokyo, Japan
		There's also Dogman, a dog-grooming salon, because Meguro is a place where people love to walk their dogs.
		He opened another cafe, a restaurant, and a gallery in the same building, and went on to establish the Meguro branch of OFFICE.
		In September 2003 the Hotel New Meguro on Meguro-dori began a new life as the renovated Hotel Claska.
	int.kateigaho.com /spr05/meguro-claska.html (685 words)

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