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Is there are bilingual newspaper available online? I want to read the news both in Japanese and in English.

Translation Practice. English to Japanese. Murakami to hit radio airwaves in 2nd stint as DJ for Tokyo FM Internationally acclaimed author Haruki Murakami isn't quitting his day job, but his first foray as a disc jockey proved such a ratings hit, he's heading back to the radio studio. His program “Murakami Radio” was aired over Tokyo FM's nationwide network of 38 broadcasting stations in August. It drew so many listeners that a second program seemed only fitting. It will be broadcast Oct. 21. The theme for the second program will be “Murakami’s songs for long autumn nights.” “Let’s enjoy spending long autumn nights while listening to music that I selected, which will be (the second program’s) theme,” said Murakami. “I will play records and CDs that I will bring from my home.” He is also expected to solicit questions from listeners. “I enjoyed (talking on the first program) so much," Murakami said. "And so it goes, ‘Now, let’s do a second program.’” An official of Tokyo FM Broadcasting Co. said since Murakami's program could also be accessed through the service called Radiko which provides aired radio programs for a week after their broadcast via smartphones or personal computers, many people tuned in. “Murakami Radio” had an average audience rating of 83.8 percent through the available week among listeners in Tokyo. His first program’s theme was, “The music I listen to while runninｇ。 村上さんは東京のラジオ局に戻る 世界的な名声がある作家村上春樹はラジオ番組が好評を得てラジオに戻る。8月に「村上ラジオ」は東京FMの３8つのチャンネルを通して放送された。新しい番組は１０月２１日から始まる。今回主題は「秋の長夜のために村上の歌」である。 村上は「歌曲集から歌を選ぶ。秋の長夜楽しもう。」と言った。彼は聞き手の質問の返事もだす。 「回答するのが楽しかった。今回も楽しみにしている。」 TOKYOＦＭBROADCASTINGCO. の関係者はRADIKO というサービスを利用してスマホとパソコンを通してもこの番組がもう一週まで聞けるといって聞き手の人数が増えた。 東京では「村上ラジオ」の人気度は８３．８パーセント　だった。 先回主題は「走りながら聞く音楽」だった。

Is 「けたい電話無し人生」correct? Or is「けたい電話無し暮し」correct? I want to use the title 'Life without mobile phone'.

What's the meaning of the sentence? そのような映画や歌に出た祭りは運命の出会い起る魔法みたいな所で、不思議でドキドキさせるように描写されている Someone please explain the sentence. I'm finding it difficult to translate. 

Is there a practice of giving dowry at the time of marriage in Japan? If so, what is it called?

How to say "To skip a traffic signal." in Japanese?

How do I say in Japanese "My sister is younger to me by 5 years."?