Yoshihito

• “Finding more survivors is unlikely, said Yoshihito Mochizuki, a doctor at Tokyo's Musashino Red Cross Hospital.”

  USA Today: Japanese survivors cling to hope as aid trickles in

• “Yoshihito Iwama , who heads environmental policy at the big-business lobby Keidanren, said companies are paying extra to generate power at in-house facilities and hesitant to invest because of uncertainty.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Japan Snaps Back With Less Power

• “The newish restaurant Cocoron (meaning "heartwarming" in Japanese) on the Lower East Side, run by husband and wife Yoshihito Kida and Mika Ohie, preaches the soba-health gospel with deep bowls of the stuff topped with nutrient-rich yuba (tofu skin, $13-$14) and tororo (sticky Japanese yam, plus wakame seaweed, $8.50-$10), served both hot and cold; there's also a tsukemen style where you dip cold noodles into hot broth or curry ($8.80-$14.50).”

  The Wall Street Journal: Noodles With Nutrients

• “Mr. Kan's decision to give broad responsibility to Yoshihito Sengoku, his former chief cabinet secretary, for disaster relief operations may have been a wise administrative move.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Lead Japan to Recovery, Mr. Kan

• “His son Yoshihito, the Taisho emperor, tried to become a truly popular monarch.”

  Newsweek: Like Birds In A Gilded Cage

• “[18] The Emperor Mutsuhito died on July 30, 1912, and was succeeded by his eldest son, Yoshihito, who was born in 1879.”

  From Pole to Pole A Book for Young People

• “TOKYO Reuters - On a recent trip to Japan's devastated northeast coast, venture capitalist Yoshihito Hori chanced upon a group of fishermen outside an evacuation center collecting wood from the debris where homes once stood.”

  Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion

• “By Tim Kelly - On a recent trip to Japan's devastated northeast coast, venture capitalist Yoshihito Hori chanced upon a group of fishermen outside...”

  The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com

• “Craziness continued to rule the day in the 5th inning as Kaneko led off with a normal single, and then Kensuke Tanaka grounded into what looked like it'd be a double play, except Yoshihito”

  Marinerds, etc.

• “Lab-on-a-chip' devices stitched together with cotton thread and sewing needles photo: Creative Commons/- Nightflyer 19: 50, 17 March 2007 (UTC) photo: Creative Commons/MIKI Yoshihito”

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