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Anonymous 47ae211000a6a8.34833955 started this discussion 2 months (2008-05-21 20:49:39 UTC) ago:
> I'm sitting in a sterile white conference room waiting for Hiroyuki Nishimura. Japan is a nation where the 3:17 train arrives every day at 3:17 — not 3:16 or 3:18 — and Nishimura is 45 minutes late. The PR assistant who painstakingly coordinated our interview, a typical salaryman with a dark suit and receding hairline, looks increasingly uncomfortable.>> "I was late to two other meetings today," Nishimura says when he finally arrives. It's a semi-apology, delivered as he shuffles across the room in Velcro sandals. He has a slightly nasal Tokyo accent and speaks in an informal idiom rarely used in business settings. "I can't wake up in the morning or get to places on time. I often wonder whether I'm an adequate human being. Seriously."http://www.wired.com/techbiz/people/magazine/16-06/mf_hiroyuki Anonymous 481a44b4802988.60037430 replied with this 1 month (2008-05-22 07:23:33 UTC) ago, 11 hours later (#19,040):
Also in Japan HDTV transmissions have been going out for years and most people have fiber optic broadband.
Anonymous 48126e66dbc7e0.57107933 replied with this 1 month (2008-05-22 18:10:28 UTC) ago, 11 hours later (#19,143):
Great read, thanks for that OP
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