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Kinki
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Kinki

Region of south Honshu island, Japan, area 33,070 sq km/12,768 sq mi; population (1992) 22,343,000. The chief city is Osaka. The region contains the core historical area of the Japanese state which grew around Kyoto and Nara, and the early nucleus of national commerce around Osaka and Kobe. The region now contains the Hanshin industrial zone.



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Details of these findings is to be presented at the Kansai region meeting of the Japan Society for Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Agrochemistry to be held on September 30 and October 1.
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Carefully weighted against the expectations produced by this export history, "Mediarena: Contemporary Art from Japan," a survey of current practice from the Kanto and Kansai regions (centered on Tokyo and Osaka), energetically displayed a more complex spectrum of media and artistic modes, partly by locating recent work in a lineage of action-based art.
"Mediarena": Govett-Brewster Art Gallery by Bywater, Jon / Artforum International
The Kansai region has had few things to smile about in recent times, but knowing we make a world-class malt whisky goes someway to easing the pain.
Suntory's world-class malts: Kansai's very own whisky rebellion by Al-Badri, Dominic / Japan Inc.
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