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Otsuka Pakistan Limited - BR Research - Business Recorder - Vimarsana News

Otsuka Pakistan Limited - BR Research - Business Recorder

Otsuka Pakistan Limited (PSX: OTSU) was incorporated in Pakistan as a public limited company in 1988. The principal...

Modern Image Processing Algorithms Overview & Implementation in C/C++ - Vimarsana News

Modern Image Processing Algorithms Overview & Implementation in C/C++

Learn how modern image analysis and processing algorithms works under the hood with their C/C++ implementation on PixLab's APIs & FACEIO, facial recognition framework using the SOD Embedded Computer Vision Library.

Gemma Dryburgh wins first LPGA title in Japan | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Gemma Dryburgh wins first LPGA title in Japan | Borneo Bulletin Online

OTSU, JAPAN (AFP) – Gemma Dryburgh became the first Scot to win on the LPGA Tour since 2011, staying “surprisingly calm” to claim victory by four strokes at the LPGA Japan Classic yesterday. World number 199 Dryburgh rattled off seven birdies with no bogeys on her final round to capture her first title on the […]

Meet Ishi, the dog responsible for all Shiba Inu in the world today | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

Meet Ishi, the dog responsible for all Shiba Inu in the world today | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

MASUDA, Shimane Prefecture--All 600,000 or so Shiba Inu dogs in the world today are descended from a single pedigree hound called Ishi that was born here in 1930, research shows.

Source: asahi.com
Japanese city passes down tale of rescue of enemy Russian sailors - Vimarsana News

Japanese city passes down tale of rescue of enemy Russian sailors

Residents of a city in southwest Japan continue to tell of how its people saved over 200 Russian soldiers from a sinking ship at the height of the 1904-1905 Russo-Japanese War, out of a desire to remember their ancestors' efforts to help those they were at war with.