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Iceland Vol.2 (companies: Marel, Síldarvinnslan)
Iceland Vol.1 (Iceland_Review, icenews, AFP, ABC, CBSNews, Reuters, uni_iceland, etc.)
@centralbank_is
「Japan」及び「Iceland」を入力検索すると出て来たのは殆どが捕鯨関連ツイートでした。
Iceland to end whaling in 2024 as demand dwindles
If only others including #Japan would do the samehttps://t.co/9Y2PI9f1Lo— Philip Lymbery (@philip_ciwf) February 5, 2022
Japan and China do the same. https://t.co/z4hde6o7SC
— Rbnstyle (@rbnstyle) February 5, 2022
Good news! Over to you Japan https://t.co/GsJnhbV9KM
— Tim Davenport (@TimRBDavenport) February 5, 2022
I hope Iceland and Japan will stop whale hunting. It has to end now. https://t.co/1EssBXKs7h
— Make_A_Difference (@my_luckycharm) February 5, 2022
Iceland, only country that still hunts whales commercially together with Norway and Japan, plans to end whaling from 2024 as demand for whale meat goes down, fisheries minister sayshttps://t.co/CHGQ8ftryD
— DAILY SABAH (@DailySabah) February 4, 2022
#Iceland, one of the only countries that still hunts whales commercially together with Norway and Japan, plans to end whaling from 2024 as demand dwindles, the fisheries minister said. https://t.co/XavHLOV6dl
— Deccan Herald (@DeccanHerald) February 4, 2022
IT'S SO NICE TO HAVE SOME GOOD NEWS FOR A CHANGE! #Iceland to #endwhaling from 2024 !
Now for #Norway and #Japan
💚🐳 @PresidentISL @Iceland_Review @RTENewsNow https://t.co/2gnMhgUlcI@IWDGnews pic.twitter.com/xjGYUDCF2c— PartyForAnimalWelfare (@AnimalPartyIE) February 5, 2022
https://twitter.com/Dolphinchaz/status/1489944214880272387
Future generations will look back in utter disbelief that developed nations like Iceland, Norway and Japan continued killing whales well into the 21st Century. https://t.co/DeGG4aebKd
— Blue Planet Society (@Seasaver) February 5, 2022
Iceland to end whaling in 2024 as demand dwindleshttps://t.co/UdxU80rN1r
Japan’s return to commercial whaling in 2019 has left few buyers for Iceland’s meat@HarveyCroze @svasva pic.twitter.com/y0XxhY7mTV— Svein Tveitdal (@tveitdal) February 5, 2022
Demand for Icelandic whale meat has decreased dramatically since Japan — Iceland’s main market, especially for fin whale meat — returned to commercial whaling in 2019 after a three-decade hiatus.
Read more: https://t.co/5fCpr2ZiUX pic.twitter.com/ek5zoGg3qs
— Thai PBS World (@ThaiPBSWorld) February 6, 2022
This is a hugely welcome statement from Iceland’s Fisheries Minister, Svandís Svavarsdóttir:
"There is little to justify allowing whaling after 2024"
The same arguments hold true for killing whales in Norway and Japan. https://t.co/27agu8HmXN @whalesorg
— Ed Fox (@Sandboy39) February 4, 2022
This day will go down in history. #Iceland has announced that it will stop whaling from 2024
as demand decreases, the government announced. #Norway, #Denmark #Japan still whales killers #stopwhaling https://t.co/i7YE5s4mb8 pic.twitter.com/OKWfXLokaP— barentsnews (@barentsnewscom) February 4, 2022
Jumping for joy:
At last, Iceland will stop the pointless slaughter of whales from 2024.
They earn £20million a year from whale watching yet have continued to kill endangered species, essential for ocean health, simply to sell at a loss to Japan. pic.twitter.com/OBNpykWBcO
— Tom (@ITomMontgomery) February 5, 2022
Overdue, but good news that Iceland will stop whaling by 2024 … that just leaves Norway and Japan.
[IMAGE: Japanese embassy, London, 26/1/19 protest following their decision to resume commercial whaling.]#Whaling #Iceland pic.twitter.com/oD388w5Ene
— Ron F (@TheWeeklyBull) February 5, 2022
30 companies in the UK, some in Iceland, Microsoft in Japan, and Unilever in New Zealand are trialing the four-day work week. So far, the results are good.
Productivity up, healthier & happier employees, more domestic tourism.https://t.co/WipdILeSTx— Nick Hedley (@nickhedley) February 1, 2022
ほか「Reykjavík」等を入力検索して出て来たツイート
Tomorrow Oct 9 we relight @IPTower to celebrate @JohnLennon's birthday at 8pm Reykjavik, 9pm UK, 4pm NY, 1pm LA, 5am Tokyo.
Join us for the live stream at https://t.co/6WZvRFjbuv as we watch it light up together and listen to Imagine.
More info https://t.co/TFSeKkUhck#IMAGINE50— Yoko Ono ❤️ (@yokoono) October 8, 2021
Dear Friends
On 9 Oct, IMAGINE PEACE TOWER will be relit in Reykjavík, Iceland, in memory of my late husband @JohnLennon on the occasion of his 79th birthday.
Lighting times: 8pm IS, 9pm UK, 4pm NY, 1pm LA, 5am Japan
Join us and make a wish at https://t.co/GoHJWBvnIg
love, yoko pic.twitter.com/4P9pGMrZY6— Yoko Ono ❤️ (@yokoono) October 7, 2019
Dear Friends,
Today we relight IMAGINE PEACE TOWER in Reykjavík, Iceland, in memory of @JohnLennon – on his 79th birthday.
Join us and make a wish at https://t.co/w7XFovmheR
Lighting times: 8pm IS, 9pm UK, 4pm NY, 1pm LA, 5am Japan
love, yoko pic.twitter.com/varNR3RfVB— Yoko Ono ❤️ (@yokoono) October 9, 2019
https://twitter.com/johnlennon/status/1446747260398850050
TODAY.
IMAGINE PEACE TOWER will be illuminated in memory of @JohnLennon on Viðey Island in Reykjavík, Iceland following a speech by Mayor @Dagurb. Watch the live streams at https://t.co/VbCPrrabW0
8pm Reykjavík
9pm London/Liverpool
4pm NY
1pm LA
5am Tokyo— IMAGINE PEACE TOWER (@IPTower) October 9, 2021
IMAGINE PEACE TOWER will be lit tonight and stay alight until dawn for @JohnLennon's 80th birthday.
Join us by sending your wishes and watching the live stream at https://t.co/7GyGYAfjOU
Reykjavík: 9pm
Liverpool & London: 10pm
NYC: 5pm
LA: 2pm
Tokyo: 6am#JohnLennon #LENNON80 pic.twitter.com/YKXSecipWc— IMAGINE PEACE TOWER (@IPTower) October 9, 2020
Amb Stefán, Icelandic Ambassador to Japan, who is on leave, at my Residence here in Reykjavík. Actually, He was my first guest at my house since I assumed office.
A truly memorable occasion. Delighted to have him come over a lunch. https://t.co/QkejBNuoYF— SUZUKI Ryotaro 鈴木亮太郎 (@SUZUKIRyotaro1) July 2, 2021
Today #Ambassador Kitagawa invited #mayor @Dagurb to enjoy great hospitality, food & discussions on #Reykjavik – #Japan #relations Arigatou! pic.twitter.com/ZBIecbMKjn
— Reykjavik City Intl. (@Reykjavik_City) March 3, 2017
Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Reykjavik, Embassy of Japan in Iceland and @bioparadis are organizing a public viewing for 2018 FIFA World Cup™.
We are inviting you to enjoy the match between Poland and Japan on big screens. https://t.co/tOA0dUCgy4 pic.twitter.com/AJJTjZAo71
— PL in Reykjavik (@PLinIceland) June 11, 2018
https://twitter.com/RagnarThorv/status/1053605718211919872
The brilliant FM of Japan, Minister Taro Kono, is visiting Iceland and will open the Arctic Circle in Reykjavík tomorrow as well as meet with the FM of Iceland, Gudlaugur Thor Thordarsson. May it be his first visit of many! pic.twitter.com/PmW5QLV74A
— Elin Flygenring (@EFlygenring) October 18, 2018
During the #ArcticCircle2018 #Faroese Minister of Foreign Affairs Poul Michelsen and #Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs @konotarogomame had a constructive meeting in #Reykjavík. #Japan and #FaroeIslands seeking a free trade agreement. pic.twitter.com/L5XrZfSE5X
— Govt. Faroe Islands (@Tinganes) October 22, 2018
A new Mission of the Faroes will open in Tel Aviv this year.
The #FaroeIslands have Missions in Brussels, Reykjavík, London, Beijing & Moscow, and a Representation in Copenhagen.
The next #Faroese Missions will probably be in USA, Japan and Greenland.#Farpol #Nrpol #EUpol pic.twitter.com/ep3Td7zFa2
— Kristina Háfoss (@KristinaHafoss) July 23, 2020
Let´s try that! #Iceland #Reykjavik #hotels #Japan #Japanese https://t.co/6Ge2rJgnyF pic.twitter.com/9cyevsYMLQ
— whattodo.is (@whattodo_is) January 15, 2016
#FlashbackFridayz #LakeShow
Here is my selectionI. Reykjavik. Iceland
2. Tokyo, Japan
3. Tirana, Albania
4. Perast, Kotor Bay, MontenegroTag and retweet hosts @carpediemeire @Adventuringgal
@TravelBugsWorld & guest hosts @travelforawhile
@StuckOntheGo pic.twitter.com/cp4btEntyn— traveltheworldclub.com (@TrvTheWorldClub) May 23, 2020
#Top4Theme is #Top4Islands
Tag hosts @Touchse
@Giselleinmotion @perthtravelers @CharlesMcCoolFour islands – different scenes!
1. Hiroshima, Japan
2. Manama, Bahrain
3. Reykjavik, Iceland
4. Bali, Indonesia pic.twitter.com/gBXXbwriWm— traveltheworldclub.com (@TrvTheWorldClub) September 14, 2021
Me and my friend from #Japan in a big #Cave near #Reykjavik in #Iceland, great lighting in it. #travel #geology #volcano #lava @TripAdvisor pic.twitter.com/iK6erFppRC
— Iceland Photos (@dorisig) March 18, 2017
TBT to this wonderful but freezing walking tour of Reykjavik, Iceland I took exactly one year ago! ❄️ This was a big bucket list check in 2018 and this year I'm so excited to share I'm heading to JAPAN for the first time!!! Send me your reccs!! #TBT #Travel pic.twitter.com/0jp0LFLDmZ
— Stuart Brazell (@stuartbrazell) January 11, 2019
The Reykjavík Index for Leadership 2019-20 has found Japan, Germany, and Italy have seen improvements in how equal they perceive women and men to be leaders, while the USA & UK show regressive attitudes. @WPLeadersOrg @Kantar @KantarPublic @Michel1eH #Reykjavik19 #PowerTogether pic.twitter.com/eaWZ3M7eD0
— Reykjavík Global Forum – Women Leaders (@WomenLeadersGF) November 19, 2019
ICELAND AIRWAVES presents Live from Reykjavik for Japan https://t.co/bcjLNGsS26
— エンタメラッシュ (@entamerush_jp) November 8, 2021
https://twitter.com/_Arctic_Circle/status/1212297412515115009
https://twitter.com/WSWMUC/status/1173669885785890817
A new budget airline will connect the U.S. to Japan and Korea with a stop in Alaska—and it's hoping to make Anchorage the next Reykjavik: https://t.co/cUcxn4Fmov pic.twitter.com/gZgD5mcpZS
— ForbesLife (@ForbesLife) February 5, 2022
What happens when the queen of #Reykjavik's #goth scene gets an email from Robert Smith of The Cure? #Iceland's own Sólveig Matthildur talks Leipzig, Japan, and being in the eye of the storm. https://t.co/BQU44tTG4s pic.twitter.com/S8u6VSe2aD
— The Reykjavík Grapevine (@rvkgrapevine) May 18, 2018
https://twitter.com/Camperbroshop/status/1141661975488991232
#UFO Incident Animation
Japan Airlines Flight 1628 Boeing 747 a cargo flight between Paris and Tokyo with two stopovers in Reykjavik and Anchorage on Nov 17, 1986 with 3 crew members on board.
During the 2nd leg of the journey, all crew members witnessed unidentified objects. pic.twitter.com/N2Lx0dC2YV— UFO CHRONICLES PODCAST🎙️𝕏 (@UFOchronpodcast) November 20, 2021
.@MUNCHKING_ 's biggest challenge in Japan isn't the competition.
What slight edge do his rivals have? Can @crazyraccoon406 make it to Masters Reykjavík and test their strength against Korea?
Find out on this week's episode of #TheHeadshot: https://t.co/rKRQu4x5fN pic.twitter.com/3Xl2bBcWLP
— VALORANT Champions Tour (@ValorantEsports) April 30, 2021
Great to see longtime friend Ken Adelman, a senior official in the Reagan Administration, author of the terrific book “Reagan at Reykjavik,” here as a Republican Voter Against Trump.
@RVAT2020 pic.twitter.com/oZo1FMNN2q— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) July 18, 2020
Secretary of State, Treasury and Labor George Shultz (here with Reagan and Gorbachev at Reykjavik, 1986) is one hundred years old today: pic.twitter.com/mXpHbPbYiw
— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) December 13, 2020
35 years ago, President Reagan and General Secretary Gorbachev met in Reykjavík, Iceland. While the sides left the Summit with serious disagreements, the meeting paved the way for the INF Treaty. Proof that new ground may be broken in arms control with leadership and persistence. pic.twitter.com/L0dyIndXvC
— AVC Bureau (@StateAVC) October 11, 2021
On this day in 1986, the Cold War seems to thaw as U.S. president Ronald Reagan and Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev meet in Reykjavík, Iceland to talk nuclear disarmament. Although negotiations break down, the summit lays the groundwork for future arms control agreements. pic.twitter.com/uyzEYR7rcx
— Military History Now (@MilHistNow) October 11, 2020
At this house in Reykjavik, Reagan & Gorbachev met in 1986. Today, we need a new vision, similar to that of Reykjavik Summit, to make our world more secure place thru diplomacy & negotiation. My keynote speech to @NATO Conf in Reykjavik. https://t.co/8oKRE95LGk @UN_Disarmament pic.twitter.com/PwGBSGkVuc
— Izumi Nakamitsu (@INakamitsu) November 1, 2018
#OTD 1986: US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev meet at Reykjavík, Iceland, to continue discussions about scaling back IRBM arsenals in Europe. #coldwarhist pic.twitter.com/ckdKnb0sUt
— Politics & Contemporary History at Salford (@SalfordUni_PCH) October 11, 2020
#OTD, 1986, the Reykjavik Summit began. “Reykjavik can be a step, a useful step; and if we persevere, the goal of a better, safer world will someday be ours and all the world's.” – Ronald Reagan pic.twitter.com/L9NtaQQQf8
— The Reagan Foundation and Institute (@RonaldReagan) October 11, 2018
On October 1️⃣1️⃣, 1986 the #USSR–#US Summit opened in Reykjavík. This meeting of Presidents Gorbachev & Reagan became an #ArmsControl milestone as it paved the way to conclusion of #INF & #START.
Reminder that the ongoing 🇷🇺-🇺🇸 #StrategicStability Dialogue is as critical as ever. pic.twitter.com/r60uvGsN40
— Russian Mission Vienna (@mission_rf) October 11, 2021
In the fall of 1986, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev sent American President Ronald Reagan a letter proposing a quick summit.
That summit, in Reykjavik, changed the world.
This podcast recounts the drama of that meeting.https://t.co/hJYkdTYuDY— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 16, 2018
Did you know that this building, Höfði in Reykjavik, was the location of a 1986 meeting between President Ronald Reagan of the United States and General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union? pic.twitter.com/dBzEbXfZUp
— visitreykjavik (@visitreykjavik) March 2, 2021
