nippon

You're free to call Japan Nippon as long as you're fine with people raising eyebrows, sometimes not understanding what you mean, or deciding you're a pretentious twit.

The first ship known to follow this convention was the Nippon Maru, flagship of daimyo Toyotomi Hideyoshi's 16th century fleet.

This is different, as Nihon University and All Nippon Airways already have official English names.

He promptly struck a deal to produce encryption chips for Nippon Telephone and Telegraph Corporation.

Possibly of interest to fans of Miyazaki Hayao's work is the series he did for Nippon Animation in '78: Future boy Conan[1].

Again, a notable prolific example is Nippon Steel attempting to gain profit from operating US Steel, rather than simply taking market share.

A tl;dr; is that Hulu Japan is being acquired by Nippon TV.

All Nippon (No fatal accidents in more than 40 years) and JAL (last fatal crash in 1985 and even that due to mechanical failure)?

Well, Nippon is better than Japan, but still not good enough.

Why not call Japan Nippon in a sentence.

I'm also wondering if both of these moves indicate that Netflix is actively working to expand into Japan with Nippon TV wanting to not fall behind.

<quote> The new, improved battery system's design has been altered to prevent the sort of fault that led to the Boston fire and the failure of a battery on an All Nippon Airways 787 in January.

A bit like someone referring to "All Japan Airways", instead of "All Nippon Airways".

The word for Japan is 日本, pronounced "nihon" or "nippon" but never "japan".

I'd guess that the widespread "major depression" aspect may be based in an acute perception (may or not be accurate or accurately portrayed) of what life is like for many Nippon men.

One thing really jumped out at me: "Of the ones I've seen, a green-tinted monitor by NEC (model JB 1201M) seemed the best bargain, at $210; but patriots should take note that NEC stands for Nippon Electric Company." We like to marvel at how fast technology moves.

I promise to use it in English as soon as Germany becomes Deutschland and Japan becomes Nippon.

Nippon is a company that can afford that.

The second possibility is that I keep the leftover wall paints (Nippon Paint Vinilex 5000) in the same room and have noticed that much of the solvents have evaporated.