In agile software development, an information radiator is a (normally large) physical display located prominently in an office, where passers-by can see it. It presents an up-to-date summary of the status of a software project or other product.
Because it is not a tonal language, the meaning of words depends a lot on context - do without context it's impossible to answer your question accurately. In written language, the Chinese characters (kanji) help to understand meaning. So, to answer your question, 'fuku' could mean: æ (fuku): clothing. ç¦ (fuku): luck; fortune. å¹ã (fuku): to blow; for example, å°ºå«ãå¹ã ('shakuhachi wo fuku') - literally, 'to blow a shakuhachi (Japanese flute), but more commonly, 'to play the flute') æ­ã (fuku): to wipe (as in, wipe the table)
Fukui City () is the capital of Fukui Prefecture along the Sea of Japan. While Fukui's city center does not offer many major tourist attractions, multiple sites of interest are found in the forested hills and along the rocky coastlines outside of the city. Foremost among them is Eiheiji Temple, a headquarter of Zen Buddhism.