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Postby GuyJean » Fri Feb 03, 2006 7:02 am

bikkle wrote:Range Rover Sport Extraordinary Perspectives
That's pretty sweet.. Oh, how I wish I had millions.. Slowly butt Shirley..

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Postby kamome » Sat Feb 04, 2006 1:02 am

I saw this commercial for the first time last night on TV. Very cool CM. Thanks for posting the background. The minute I saw the huge concrete columns, I recognized the G-CANS project, which has been discussed on FG and on Captain Japan's site.
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Postby Captain Japan » Sat Feb 04, 2006 12:05 pm

To get down to the room's floor you have to descend a staircase. Both ends of that room are for the water to enter and exit. Atop those huge pilings is a ceiling with a gateball field on the other side. So I wonder how they got the car in there.
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Postby Taro Toporific » Sat Feb 04, 2006 11:44 pm

Captain Japan wrote:To get down to the room's floor you have to descend a staircase...So I wonder how they got the car in there.

Notice in the video that the Rover exits G-Cans in Yokohama.:rolleyes:
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Postby Greji » Sun Feb 05, 2006 3:39 am

Originally Posted by Captain Japan
To get down to the room's floor you have to descend a staircase...So I wonder how they got the car in there.


Notice in the video that the Rover exits G-Cans in Yokohama.


That clears it up nicely. It would have been Ichigo Partygirl driving home from the pub and dodging the coppers!
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Postby Captain Japan » Sun Jun 11, 2006 12:00 pm

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Floodway completed in Saitama
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SAITAMA (Kyodo) The Land, Infrastructure and Transport Ministry held a ceremony Saturday to open one of the world's largest underground flood control channels in eastern Saitama Prefecture.

The project is designed to dramatically reduce damage in the low-lying area, which has often faced flooding.

The ceremony in Kasukabe was held inside a pressure tank with 59 massive columns, a structure dubbed the "underground temple."

During the ceremony, lasers simulated about 100,000 tons of flood water rising to a height of about 10 meters inside the tank.

The 6.3-km-long floodway will first draw flood water into a pipe measuring 10 meters in diameter located about 50 meters underground through five shafts before pumping it into the Edo River.

The project, which began in 1993, cost about 240 billion yen.
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