Sakura truetones (mp3 ringtones)

Sakura polyphonic ringtones

Sakura monophonic ringtones

931333	Card Captor Sakura Theme
52427	Union Sakura

Sakura in the news

• 'Sakura' tartan aimed at Japanese buyers (The Japan Times)
  LONDON (Kyodo) A Scottish entrepreneur has specially designed a tartan aimed at Japanese consumers and is hoping to use it to market a wide variety of products. David McGill from Edinburgh has just finished work on the "sakura" (cherry blossom) design, incorporating the colors pink, white, green and brown. Read the full story
  
• Gourmet Guide (Tallahassee Democrat)
  Andrew's Capital Bar and Grill — 228 S. Adams St. $$; A; 4 hats. 222-3444. Barnhill's Buffet — 414 S. Magnolia Drive. $; A; 3 hats. 671-5008.
  
• Clubs (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
  Admiral T.J. O'Brien's Open mic with Bill McCarthy, Thursdays. 407 Main St., Sturbridge.
  
• U.S. Army Alaska and Japan practice wartime scenarios (The Alaska Star)
  In a warehouse on Fort Richardson, U.S. Army Alaska and the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force practiced war game scenarios last week. It was a test for Army Alaska — and the first opportunity to try its mobile headquarters, called the Early Entry Command Post, on an international scale.
  
• 0904 UV dining listings (Provo Daily Herald)
  Asian & Pacific Rim
  
• JapanToday: Japan News and Discussion ジャパントゥデイ:日本のニ�...
  An entrepreneur has specially designed a Scottish tartan aimed at Japanese consumers and is hoping to use it to market a wide variety of products. David McGill from Edinburgh has just finished work on the Sakura design, which incorporates the colors of pink, white, green and brown.
  
• Gamecocks in Chief (The Daily Gamecock)
  Marielle Grant, a fifth-year psychology student, is the president of the NASHI Anime Club. Q: What does your club do? A: First and foremost, we normally gather together every week and watch three hours of Anime. We go to the Russell House and sometimes get dinner.
  
• Dining Out / A fish out of water (Haaretz Daily)
  With its abundance of shops selling cheap but overpriced clothing, watches and jewelry and tourist souvenirs together with lots of fast-food eateries, there is precious little aesthetic beauty to be found on Jerusalem's Jaffa Road. Not, at least, until one comes to the narrow archway that defines No. 31 and leads to the Feingold Courtyard where, all of a sudden, one might think he had been ...
  
• RNC business boost in St. Paul? Merchants not seeing it. (Pioneer Press)
  Downtown St. Paul shops and restaurants had expected a rush of business with the Republican National Convention in town, but so far it's more like a trickle.
  
• Site navigation (Reading Evening Post)
  Alfonso Sherland isn’t Worried About Ray – or anything else for that matter. Well why would he be? He is a founding member of one of the UK’s hottest bands of the moment, The Hoosiers.