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...Unlike Narita, Takemura is not, as of yet, particularly recommendable. The restaurant opened a couple weeks ago and it is obvious that, if nothing else, it needs more time...
...sense, however, you would be wrong. Takemura occupies the repainted, remodeled hull of Narita, a clean, competent and under-appreciated neighborhood sushi place that closed last...
...direction in one language (say, English) and exit signs pointing the opposite way in another language (say, Spanish). Hooligans, they figure, aren't bilingual. The police are calling in reinforcements, including rugby players, to help control crowds. Britain is lending 20 hooligan spotters to scan the immigration lines at Narita International Airport. Police also are stocking up on net-shooting rifles, a la Spider-Man, that can snare up to three people at a time. "I promise we'll catch every hooligan in a great big net," Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara says. "No one will get away...
...Clinic staff at Narita International Airport gave her oxygen and rushed her to the nearby Red Cross Hospital. There Dr. Hiroshi Morio immediately diagnosed a pulmonary embolism: a blood clot that had lodged in her lungs, possibly as a result of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), a condition often prompted by prolonged periods of immobility. "It was easy to diagnose," says Morio. "She was in a critical condition." For seven days Ishii's family kept a bedside vigil, and she was eventually discharged after three weeks. Eight months later, the 57-year-old still takes daily doses of anticoagulants. Ishii knew...
...Olympic Airlines. Australian Anthony Sharp's case against Cathay claims the 45-year-old developed a pulmonary embolism after an international flight in 1999. Filed in March, it too has the potential to set an industry precedent. More and more doctors are also speaking out. Between 1994 and 2000, Narita's Morio saw 21 patients with DVT. All survived, but Morio says: "There must be more who died before they reached here." Narita clinic head Toshiro Makino confirms that suspicion. He treats up to 60 people a year for DVT, and says 25 patients died from pulmonary embolism between...