go.asianhotelsearch.com ANA Hotel Wakkanai offers the largest and most luxurious facilities in Japans northernmost mainland city. Popular amongst visitors to the city and sea-going travelers using the nearby shipping terminals, the hotel offers a variety of opulent, spacious guest rooms with a picturesque view of the water and the distant Sakhalin Island. ANA Hotel Wakkanai also boasts commodious banquet halls, with the main being able to accommodate approximately 400 seated guests. With state-of-the-art facilities, international standard conferences as well as receptions and banquets can be comfortably hosted. Also available are several multipurpose halls suitable for events of smaller scales. Several restaurants featuring both French and Italian fare provide memorable dining experiences whilst the bar and lounge on the top floor pampers with a spectacular, boat-dotted seascape. ANA Hotel Wakkanai is just a 5 minute walk from the JR Wakkanai Station and 20 and 30 minutes from the Wakkanai Airport by car and bus respectively. Booking and cancellation policies vary by rate type. Please check all applicable rules prior to booking to avoid possible charges. ParkingДлительность: 0:35
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This documentary in English is a historical overview of the Sakhalin Island. It also features the Sakhalin-2 Project as part of the island 's development.
Meeting with Sakhalin Energy Shareholders.Part 3 December 21, 2006 The Kremlin, Moscow Встреча с акционерами компании «Сахалин Энерджи» 21 декабря 2006 года Москва, Кремль MR PUTIN [to S.Utsuda]: Please. MR UTSUDA: Mr President, thank you for this opportunity to meet with you. We think that this agreement on Gazproms involvement in the project is an important milestone for Sakhalin-2. Mitsui thinks that Gazprom's participation will considerably strengthen the project and Russian-Japanese ties. We think that this cooperation will evolve into a broader energy production effort on Sakhalin in the future. Thank you. MR PUTIN: Sakhalin is not the only place. We run many joint projects with Japanese partners. MR UTSUDA: Of course. Nonetheless, Sakhalin offers excellent underutilized opportunities for more intensive energy production, and, given its geographical proximity to Japan, we are interested in broader activities on Sakhalin to ensure the energy security of Japan and its people. We also think that our activity will help develop the Sakhalin region and improve the lives of people living on Sakhalin, because we will introduce innovative technology and develop industry not only in the extraction of fossil fuels but also in related sectors. MR PUTIN: I fully agree with you. Nonetheless, our joint plans could be much broader. We know that the Japanese business community is interested in cooperation and further cooperation in the energy sector, and we are ready for the <b>...</b>
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