Rat population swells. Local firm to sell zinc. And pollution is making the dolphin's sick. Korean companies could help nudge Primorye into the Pacific Rim economy. Business Arms dealers sell new wares Manufacturers that once paid their bills with Soviet military funds are struggling, and a recent exhibition, titled Conversion, War Equipment, and Means of Defense and Safety, helped show them that it's time to start paying attention to consumers, rather than just the military machine.
Arms dealers sell new wares.
And an accounting firm analyzes Russia's new tax code. Lifestyle Art spans East, West Mareile Onodera, a German, married a Japanese diplomat, lived for 28 years in Japan and taught the Old Masters technique at her art school before she had a solo exhibition in Vladivostok in 1991. But now Ondera and artist Anatoly Donkan, a Nanai, have created the Ethnography Museum of the Amur Peoples in their home on the top floor of a building in central Vladivostok. Living in a babushka nation. And a calendar of what's on.