Usually, I do not read the "Special Advertising Section" in magazine (for obvious reasons). However, a recent piece on "The Japan of the Future" in FORTUNE magazine caught my attention not only because of the abundance of innovative ideas (such as the Lunascape browser, Toppan's eco-friendly Cartocan, Takram's Afterglow software, etc.) showcased in the article, but also the creative spirit that led to those innovations.
Follow this link to download a PDF copy of the entire section.
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