投稿者: ワールド ソルーションズ

All the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.30 (UNC, Davidson, Elon) / North Carolina Vol.17
cf.
North Carolina Vol.4 (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
North Carolina Vol.3 (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
North Carolina Vol.2 (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

内容例　@UNCNCSUBME

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート
https://twitter.com/UNCAsiaCenter/status/973666355089149953
https://twitter.com/UNCAsiaCenter/status/975458186458292224

From Chapel Hill to Japan – 23 @UNC and @kenanflagler students have been selected to participate in the Kakehashi program, a fully funded youth exchange program between Japan and the US!! Read more – https://t.co/I9VAf8DStu @UNC_Global

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) March 6, 2018

It's #NationalPumpkinDay! Try kabocha squash ("Japanese pumpkin"), common in Japan, Korea & Thailand: https://t.co/dP129Hq96U pic.twitter.com/lljJCfWU6p

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) October 26, 2016

Crazy excited for this new @AcklandArt exhibit of Japanese prints & contemporary art. Coming FRIDAY! https://t.co/1KS38mV60f #ExtendedRemix pic.twitter.com/b2tqStUskt

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) September 20, 2016

#tdih November 3, 1954: First movie in the Godzilla film series released in Japan pic.twitter.com/27yb2AbJFa

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) November 3, 2016

#tdih November 24, 654: Death of Kotoku, 36th emperor of Japan, born in 596 pic.twitter.com/ZvmC2EsR92

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) November 24, 2016

It's a great week for #Japan events at the Carolina Asia Center! Full list here: http://t.co/1jlvJRRnrF pic.twitter.com/DJG1HHclOI

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) September 22, 2015

Join us Monday for a meeting of the Japan-America Society of North Carolina: https://t.co/DOJp6Pbo1s pic.twitter.com/4AMA0wscqM

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) September 9, 2016

#tdih: February 9, 1533: Birth of Shimazu Yoshihisa, a samurai who was daimyo of Satsuma province in Japan. https://t.co/hMDtYRtluS

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) February 9, 2017

❓Interested in learning more about Carlos Ghosn? Come to our talk on "The #Ghosn Case – The Intersection of Corporate Mores & Criminal Justice in Japan" with retired lawyer Carl Goodman on Thurs, Feb 13, 12:30PM, FedEx GEC 3009! More info- https://t.co/eQznLUn1DE https://t.co/VvHOWrzbop pic.twitter.com/bm3GckKMyg

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) January 30, 2020

https://twitter.com/UNCAsiaCenter/status/1262488361023004673
https://twitter.com/UNCAsiaCenter/status/1233501636691185666

Professor Eric Muller @unc_law debuts podcast on Japanese American history! First 2 episodes on 9/6–>https://t.co/AecsfPv4Hx https://t.co/fpMZg4T79t

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) September 1, 2017

@ShopliftersFilm is now playing in selected theaters in the Triangle area. Don't miss your opportunity to watch the latest gem from renowned Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda, about a dysfunctional band of outsiders united by fierce loyalty and penchant for petty theft. pic.twitter.com/jgsg2vDYi5

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) January 15, 2019

"Parasite" Screening w/Food, Global Career Night@UNC, Tokyo 3.0 & Sensory Archive,Histories of Japanese American Wartime Incarceration~ – https://t.co/8xUyAF1efA pic.twitter.com/PkPFp0xkXq

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) February 12, 2020

Professor Jan Bardsley introduces “Girls’ Day” (tomorrow on March 3), and discusses current challenges faced by women in Japanese society before documentary screening of “Mothers’ Day, Daughters’ Choice” – @UNC_Global @unc_our pic.twitter.com/A9ngEEF7Q2

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) March 2, 2018

Photographer Noisy Paradise captures a thousand views of Tokyo, Japan https://t.co/xTIGuOMRBS @UNCAsiaCenter pic.twitter.com/PCe3IWWrWL

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) May 17, 2016

Streets of Osaka, Japan. Show us where you've been http://t.co/tjAzINKvnZ #GlobalHeelGram @UNCAsiaCenter @unc_global pic.twitter.com/l4SMujuxiV

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) September 23, 2015

A man's experience with Japanese coffee roasting! https://t.co/O3SLQrPFUk pic.twitter.com/dKaLFwwU76

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) June 30, 2016

Americans Taste Test Japanese Snacks http://t.co/b7IdZ0z8OU pic.twitter.com/uIUhadObOd

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) October 18, 2015

The Beauty of Japan's Artistic Manhole Covers https://t.co/5KG3ydCzGL pic.twitter.com/OU6m0Bnv3U

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) November 23, 2015

Love art? nature? Check out the world's largest art festival, held in Japan! https://t.co/68iPnVADdW @UNCAsiaCenter pic.twitter.com/QIhxrrZeGu

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) November 20, 2015

Okonomiyaki pancakes, octopus balls, gold ice-cream… the best places to eat in Japan https://t.co/5WywDzwLYL pic.twitter.com/Dk2NZ0OfBh

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) March 18, 2016

From capsules in Japan to underwater homes in Sweden, here are five pint sized hotels https://t.co/d0WcGNsrOm pic.twitter.com/EBIYq7UuAP

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) March 13, 2016

Japan's new bullet train starts running Saturday, linking the island of Honshū with Hokkaidō https://t.co/rldZNRdmQq pic.twitter.com/xFVXgKDYaf

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) March 31, 2016

Did you know Hokkaido is Japan's second largest island, but less than 5% of the population? https://t.co/O3P31miCBM pic.twitter.com/eg9HoVZKiO

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) March 15, 2016

Photographer Noisy Paradise captures a thousand views of Tokyo, Japan https://t.co/xTIGuOMRBS @UNCAsiaCenter pic.twitter.com/PCe3IWWrWL

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) May 17, 2016

Missed Nagano, Japan in the right year for Onbashira? Watch the 1,200 year old log festival https://t.co/nUDxm3xcjw pic.twitter.com/AHzhYtY6as

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) July 15, 2016

#UNCGlobalToday 'Flash of Light, Fog of War: Japanese Military Prints, 1894-1905' exhibition opens @AcklandArt https://t.co/zJzYjwf6oo pic.twitter.com/v0h1fzrVyw

— UNC Global (@UNC_Global) October 6, 2017

.@UNCSON expands global reach by signing memorandum of understanding w/ St. Luke’s International University in Japan https://t.co/mvSdv2K79q pic.twitter.com/ClcnzCREfB

— UNC Global (@UNC_Global) December 9, 2016

.@unc_law professor Eric Muller offers insights into the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overrule its 1944 Korematsu ruling on Japanese American internment during World War II, recognizing it as unconstitutional @sfchronicle https://t.co/1VBF6rA77D @UNCAsiaCenter

— UNC Global (@UNC_Global) July 25, 2018

.@UNCCollege's Diane Pozefsky worked with IBM Japan during 1998 Nagano Olympics https://t.co/xLuwyI5M5g #WSW #WomeninScience @UNCResearch

— UNC Global (@UNC_Global) August 3, 2016

#UNCGlobalToday Visit @AcklandArt's 'Court and Capital: Art from Asia’s Greatest Cities' exhibit https://t.co/ewhrI0kY7X @UNCAsiaCenter pic.twitter.com/7RlxvfBv1t

— UNC Global (@UNC_Global) July 20, 2017

.@UNCAsianStudies prof Jan Bardsley discusses early 20th century feminism in Japan for @atlasobscura https://t.co/arT0oDmXUk @UNCAsiaCenter pic.twitter.com/Ya6gXRTmjE

— UNC Global (@UNC_Global) October 6, 2017

"Urbanizations in India, Japan & China" is just 1 of 5 amazing panels happening tomorrow @UNCAsiaCenter's conference https://t.co/G4hUNPrTR0

— UNC Global (@UNC_Global) February 24, 2016

.@unc_law prof Eric Muller organizes roundtable for Japanese-American incarceration history scholars https://t.co/m7gMeQmdvt @UNChumanities pic.twitter.com/LZ13gLTRkA

— UNC Global (@UNC_Global) November 21, 2016

Vote for UNC senior Michael Sparks and check out his film from the UNC Summer in Japan program!
TOKYO | "My Trip to Japan" | 2020 Film Festival Finalist https://t.co/ssBiWiT2py via @YouTube @unccollege @UNC_Global @UNC

— UNC Study Abroad (@uncstudyabroad) October 6, 2020

This exchange & teaching program is a great opportunity for those interested in Japan. @unccgi @UNCAsiaCenter https://t.co/kFpuRAq2ZS

— ODS at UNC CH (@ODS_UNCCH) October 27, 2015

Japanese apricot (Prunus mume ‘Trumpet’) at Coker Arboretum on the @UNC campus today. pic.twitter.com/4ZEwojvGlv

— NC Botanical Garden (@NCBotGarden) February 6, 2021

A new study, co-authored by @kenanflagler's Jeff Hoopes, finds Chinese companies suffered between $237 and $300 billion in market losses; Japan and Germany saw sizable benefit; South America was biggest foreign winner from Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.https://t.co/JUeoHeojgI pic.twitter.com/AF1lRmHUHQ

— Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise (@kenaninstitute) April 9, 2019

All things Japanese fascinate me after a recent trip with @UNC students to Japan. I find the country's response to recycling to be quite interesting. https://t.co/T8v8JPqXd2

— Dr. Sharon Cannon (@smccannon) April 18, 2018

Our spring @kenanflagler Global Immersion in Japan revealed that “In Japan, the Kit Kat Isn’t Just a Chocolate. It’s an Obsession.” Via ⁦@nytimes⁩ https://t.co/LVmexSAQx4

— Dr. Sharon Cannon (@smccannon) October 28, 2018

Japanese Environment: To Prosper in Natural and Human-made Harmony by Annabel Chung @UNCAsiaCenter #Kakehashi2017 https://t.co/SGmXUoHlWH

— Dr. Sharon Cannon (@smccannon) March 26, 2018

Meredith Richards, Executive Director of Musical Empowerment, was an excellent student @kenanflagler Sara Cook, one of the students in the video, took part in our recent Global Immersion to Japan. @UNCAsiaCenter I'm very proud of these students' engagement with the community!

— Dr. Sharon Cannon (@smccannon) March 28, 2018

The Effect of Authority Conceptions on Communication in Japan by John Onderdonk https://t.co/UlJo8UFLRg via @kenanflagler @UNCAsiaCenter #Kakehashi2017

— Dr. Sharon Cannon (@smccannon) March 30, 2018

Decoding Japan: Perception of Time by Jessica Ding @kenanflagler https://t.co/DfdQxXLGsy #Kakehashi2017

— Dr. Sharon Cannon (@smccannon) April 2, 2018

Social Organization: An Eye-Opening Homestay in Japan by Bianca Wu https://t.co/NWycUM4FXp @UNCAsiaCenter @kenanflagler #Kakehashi2017

— Dr. Sharon Cannon (@smccannon) March 28, 2018

Congrats to John Onderdonk! John, one of our participants in last year's Kakehashi Project in Japan, has successfully defended his @kenanflagler honors thesis. https://t.co/UlJo8UFLRg

— Dr. Sharon Cannon (@smccannon) April 5, 2019

Japanese breakfast at Hotel Kagetsu. We’re learning so much about Japanese culture because of the excellent organization of our #kakehashi2017 staff. @kenanflagler @UNCAsiaCenter @unc pic.twitter.com/kTpQowmyg4

— Dr. Sharon Cannon (@smccannon) March 15, 2018

Enjoyed attending this talk @UNC by @nihonkyo this afternoon, illuminating the origins of Japanese baseball and Olympics broadcasts. Thanks @UNCAsiaCenter for organizing! https://t.co/B76vGSJALj

— Jonathan A. Jensen (@JAJensenPhD) February 8, 2019

Celebrating #InternationalWomensDay– #KenanFlagler biz com prof @smccannon enhances learning across borders: https://t.co/IkL1kGbsJd & is ready to lead @UNC students in Kakehashi Project in Japan @UNCAsiaCenter #kenanflagler @UNC_Global https://t.co/cV6ayEWjrJ pic.twitter.com/UtRpdkxHAD

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) March 8, 2018

Come to Koury Auditorium tomorrow (10/23) at 12:30 to learn more about the 2020 MBA Global Immersion Elective offerings in South Africa, Zimbabwe & Zambia; China & Japan; Russia & Estonia; and Ecuador & Peru! pic.twitter.com/wjEUefd5wa

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) October 22, 2019

2020 Global Immersion Electives will examine healthcare in China and Japan, innovation and entrepreneurship in Russia and Estonia, real estate in Ecuador and Peru, and strategy and sustainability in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Apply to join a trip: https://t.co/yXU72gqDrQ

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) September 19, 2019

Sometimes there is more going on in the RLA lab than washing and processing artifacts! Today, @UNC senior Chris LaMack is cleaning and conserving two WWII era Japanese swords which are part of the Carlos Lowrance Collection, donated to the RLA by Mr. Lowrance in the 1960s. pic.twitter.com/IXQPBwi73r

— Research Labs of Archaeology at UNC (@rla_unc) April 15, 2019

.@UNCAsianStudies & @kenanflagler students to participate in Kakehashi Project, a fully funded youth exchange program between Japan and the US: https://t.co/zvTAy4bLBm @UNC_Global @UNCAsiaCenter

— UNC College of Arts & Sciences (@unccollege) March 20, 2018

.@iah_unc hosts Japanese Tea Ceremony, part of their Food & the Humanities series. @UNCAsiaCenter @UNC_Global pic.twitter.com/1GmxXXletO

— UNC College of Arts & Sciences (@unccollege) November 20, 2015

Bill Manbo's color photos give a rare look into life in a Japanese intern camp in Wyoming. http://t.co/YaRsZycjOf

— UNC Research (@UNCResearch) July 16, 2014

From Concentration Camps to Muslim Bans: A discussion w/former Japanese internee Hiro Nishikawa tmrw @unc_law @UNC https://t.co/S2OXPxx81z pic.twitter.com/8CilTFV7LZ

— UNC Graduate School (@UNC_GradSchool) March 6, 2017

https://twitter.com/IIIMEF/status/822843721251045376
https://twitter.com/ReeseInnovate/status/1272923996154200064

Sensō-e “war pictures” #戦争絵 Japanese #woodblockprint Catalog “Flash of Light, Fog of War” @UNC @AcklandArt https://t.co/dsGrFtJ9UW

— Frank Hasenstab (@frankhasenstab) January 23, 2018

New Japanese exhibition opening at @UNC https://t.co/d89uqM8odK

— Morgan Pitelka (@mpitelka) October 1, 2017

Today Consul General Shinozuka from the Japanese Consulate of Atlanta presented my @UNC colleague Miles Fletcher with an award @UNChistory pic.twitter.com/F9HIwOIh82

— Morgan Pitelka (@mpitelka) April 25, 2017

A great crowd for @nihonkyo talk on early sports broadcasting in Japan, based on his book Electrified Voices. @UNCAsiaCenter pic.twitter.com/VERD9AtUi1

— Morgan Pitelka (@mpitelka) February 8, 2019

Listening to an Italian sociologist lecture about Japanese anime in a Singapore classroom. #SEAS15 @UNCAsiaCenter pic.twitter.com/9Gh8YZHWmI

— Morgan Pitelka (@mpitelka) June 23, 2015

Listen to the @UNCAsiaCenter director's take on Japanese castles and films. https://t.co/5OgxJOhpSA

— Phillips Ambassadors (@PhillipsAmb) June 15, 2017

Carolina senior Vi Le is the co-president of the #UNC Aikido Club, which teaches the Japanese self-defense martial art. See how she makes it a #GDTBATH by combining what she's learning in her advertising and Japanese classes to lead the group pic.twitter.com/mOoLl4n94k

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) January 7, 2020

#UNC professor @elmunc keeps stories from the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII alive with new podcast https://t.co/SL70a0bBJJ

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) September 8, 2017

https://twitter.com/UNC/status/906233946655952897

1920s parasol restoration with floral motif canopy, by @UNC #costume production graduate student Erin Rodgers. The fabric used is from a recent donation of vintage Japanese textiles. #FlowerReport pic.twitter.com/zZ8XH2FdZz

— rachel e. pollock (@labricoleuse) October 27, 2019

@kenanflagler MBA students at SoftBank Japan with robots pepper and nao (alum Kane Nakamura '08's project) pic.twitter.com/KUUFSXQOCQ

— Arv Malhotra (@arvmalhotra) May 12, 2016

Poetry is in the air @UNC_Health_Care. Ian Grimm's training in Japan brings us hybrid endoscopic procedures https://t.co/9tXe1gMiBI @UNC_SOM pic.twitter.com/9mr0Uuy5yM

— UNC Dept of Medicine (@UNCDeptMedicine) June 2, 2017

After training in Japan, @UNCGastro's Ian Grimm helps @UNC_Health_Care patients with #achalasia swallowing disorders #coming #story @UNC_SOM pic.twitter.com/5FhhhtVEWT

— UNC Dept of Medicine (@UNCDeptMedicine) May 19, 2017

Our April featured physician is Dr. Meredith Gilliam from #geriatrics, specializing in #bone health & transitions care @UNCMedCenter @UNC_SOM. She taught English in Japan before med school, drawn to geriatrics by caring mentors. More: https://t.co/9aKiIV6L0b #WhoWeAreInMedicine pic.twitter.com/gNMOYv9fa7

— UNC Dept of Medicine (@UNCDeptMedicine) April 18, 2018

US and Japanese researchers identify how liver cells protect against viral attacks https://t.co/da7INJBiNt via @UNC_Health_Care @EurekAlert

— Dr Diego Mpia Elenge (@arztdiego) April 15, 2019

This week, we will be featuring Derrick Carr. a graduate student in Physics @UNC. He completed his Bachelor’s degree @haverfordedu with an Astrophysics major & Japanese minor. pic.twitter.com/pz4Kw0Ghmo

— Scientists of NC (@Scientists_ofNC) April 30, 2019

Freely access (until Feb.10) all the articles in the Japanese Journal of #Statistics and #DataScience vol.1 no.1https://t.co/P7yX5zAEb8
including
I. Carmichael & #SteveMarron @UNC
"Data science vs. statistics: two cultures?"
which was downloaded more than 40,000 times! pic.twitter.com/v7kYOvSelp

— Springer Japan (@SpringerJapan) January 28, 2020

Attention travel award application deadline for #neuroscience meeting in Japan with @jnsorg. Phd+postdocs elegible @uncneuro @UNCNCSUBME @UNCResearch https://t.co/me6ZhspAkS

— UNC/NCSU BME (@UNCNCSUBME) January 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/dij_tokyo/status/1005697066687959040

Some seats are still available for our Japan: Then & Now seminar on 1/28. Register today! @UNCAsiaCenter https://t.co/39roBWaEuF pic.twitter.com/vdgDZcP7ZG

— Carolina Public Humanities (@UNChumanities) January 13, 2017

Study abroad in Japan, Korea & China! Check out the study abroad fair today until 3 @UNC_Global @uncstudyabroad pic.twitter.com/7T6n0I4dBp

— UNC East Asian Resources (@UNCEastAsianLib) September 11, 2015

Don't Forget! Today, Sept 26, at 5:30 PM in FedEx GEC 1009 hear Max Conley, @UNChistory senior and 2018 Meador Prize Recipient, discuss Phillips Ambassador project during study abroad in Japan. FedEx GEC 1009. @PhillipsAmb @UNCAsiaCenter pic.twitter.com/cgyItM6j0v

— UNC History (@UNChistory) September 26, 2018

Join us TODAY for "The Muslim Discovery of Japan" by @UCLAHist professor Nile Green: https://t.co/TnHDSLuqNe pic.twitter.com/fTYVnSTj1R

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) March 21, 2016

Observe Noh theater (classical Japanese musical drama) with expert Katayama-sensei in Moeser auditorium, Hill Hall today and tomorrow, 3:30-5:30PM @MusicAtUNC @UNC_Global #free and open to the public! pic.twitter.com/i8rGqfUyFk

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) February 18, 2019

https://twitter.com/UNCAsiaCenter/status/1187003267903045632
https://twitter.com/UNCAsiaCenter/status/1122920778150883328
https://twitter.com/UNCAsiaCenter/status/1121407289154572289

Thanks to @mclaughlin_levi of @NCState for presenting this morning on religion and politics in contemporary Japan – and for a totally immersive and involved Q&A session #WorldView2018 #globaled pic.twitter.com/nc1BFRbJxB

— World View (@UNCWorldView) March 22, 2018

All the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.29 (Duke) / North Carolina Vol.16
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.31 (NC State, Wake Forest) / North Carolina Vol.18
cf.
North Carolina Vol.6 (Wake Forest & Duke)
North Carolina Vol.5 (UNC at Charlotte/Greensboro, North Carolina State University, etc.)

内容例　@DukeU、@NCStatePoole

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

In his time at Japan's Kamioka Observatory, physics professor Chris Walter was part of groundbreaking research on the mass (or lack thereof) of neutrinos

✒️➡️ https://t.co/P3pRkuWLLg pic.twitter.com/pi63dcxqj9

— Duke University (@DukeU) January 14, 2019

https://twitter.com/DukeU/status/1164848507234201600

As the Fed cuts interest rates, Prof. @CamHarvey posits that the U.S. could mirror Japan, facing a 'liquidity trap' when businesses hoard cash. Others disagree in this @business piece https://t.co/aAuTUJ5laY

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) March 26, 2020

Today was the 1st sign of the dreaded liquidity trap. Investors are abandoning bonds for cash. This is a consequence of the Fed's drastic cut of interest rates to 0%. I hope we are not headed to a Japan-like situation. See my LinkedIn post. @DukeFuqua https://t.co/AkDy7oz8lE

— Campbell Harvey (@camharvey) March 18, 2020

It adds more beauty when your image (lung organoid) is picked for cover! Thank you @NatureCellBio for choosing our image. Image courtesy – Hiroaki Katsura, a former postdoc in our lab (now at RIKEN, Japan). @DukeCellBiology @RegenerateNext @DukeU @DukeMEDx https://t.co/F38OyHK1ZJ pic.twitter.com/i4c8TY40e0

— Tata-lab_Duke (@Tatalab_Duke) August 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/DukeAsia/status/986264575778664448

Next Thursday, 11/7, @SheilaSmithCFR will speak @DukeU about changes in Japan's views towards its military and debates on the role the Japanese SDF should play in Asia and around the world. https://t.co/EkvHNFuwuE pic.twitter.com/4jvlxICTf3

— Duke APSI (@DukeAsia) October 29, 2019

Thurs, 2/28, 4PM: Profs. Duncan Williams (@USC) & Eric Muller (@unc_law) speak @DukeU on the legacy of #Japanese #internment. https://t.co/Cs1NP3VySZ@DukeLibrarian @dukeaasp @DukeChronicle @UNCAsiaCenter @DukeMigration @DukeCMA @dukereligion @DukeFSP @DHRCatFHI @BlDvlHumanities pic.twitter.com/eae2Rj7Naq

— Duke APSI (@DukeAsia) February 22, 2019

.@danariely continues to discuss irrationality all over the world. This week, he was on TV in Japan http://t.co/sn3ENTsr9j

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) April 21, 2014

Mercy Corrales, GEMBA '00 tranformed @LeviStraussCo Japan and made @Starbucks a #1 brand in Japan. http://t.co/OlZ8190EAw #EMBA

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) October 23, 2014

#OTD at @DukeU in 1955, students watched Ugetsu, the 1st feature-length Japanese movie to be shown in Page Auditorium.

(Article from the 11/8/1955 @DukeChronicle. Quadrangle Pictures is now part of @FreewaterDuke!) pic.twitter.com/DxEX33ptVN

— Duke University Archives (@dukeuarchives) November 9, 2017

“Visualizing Japan,” MOOC co-taught by @DukeU's Gennifer Weisenfeld, nominated for the Japan Prize. via @MIT http://t.co/JrNqK6ocFQ

— Online Duke (@OnlineDuke) September 28, 2015

WATCH: @DukeStudents are headed to Japan to compete in the @AmazonRobotics Challenge https://t.co/ntiXXjwxr2 pic.twitter.com/M2fTTkpA35

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) July 20, 2017

Duke's neutrino-hunters are excited about the 'Hyper K' experiment being planned in Japan. http://t.co/cYGLYQSgVy

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) June 9, 2015

Headed for Japan next week, @DukeU students are competing in the Amazon Robotics Challenge! https://t.co/w12u3WyAYy https://t.co/qIgleuhUZ4

— Duke Engineering (@DukeEngineering) July 17, 2017

New Book: Prof Anne Allison on #Japanese insecurity epidemic in the recession era http://t.co/6OlLEiNp2z @DukePress pic.twitter.com/yi1Gf8vJ7s

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 19, 2013

Countries such as South Korea, Japan, and Singapore have seen a fraction of the per-capita fatality rate in the United States

According to @DukeGHI's Shenglan Tang, one factor may be their recent experience with pandemics such as SARS, MERS, and H1N1https://t.co/htK1YOMZf0

— Duke University (@DukeU) August 19, 2020

4⃣

Number of Japanese Olympic teams by Hiroshi Hoketsu, who earned a master's degree from @DukeU in 1968. #DukeinTheOlympics

— Duke Athletics (@DukeATHLETICS) August 1, 2016

Franklin Roosevelt wins! This one went into overtime. Japanese Internment Camps was a dominant issue for some of our students and will continue to haunt FDR in the Final Four. #PresidentialMarchMadness #DukeSB18 @DukeSanford @DukeStudents @DukeU @PresFDR @FDRLibrary pic.twitter.com/f2HsommXey

— Polis (Duke University) (@PolisAtDuke) March 15, 2018

Article #7 of the inaugural visible thinking publication is a graphic novel about former Japanese internment camp internee, Helen Harano, written by @DukeU student Barbara Xiong. It tells a 1st hand account of an internment camp. Check it out at https://t.co/KZS9LLobuR! pic.twitter.com/rgYcEGkLo3

— DukeVisibleThinking (@DUVisibleThink) March 13, 2019

Explore the experience of a 9-year-old Japanese-American girl living in a WWII internment camp via @DukeU student Barbara Xiong's graphic novel "Topaz": https://t.co/HE9FCLBArI

Inspired by research and a @Duke_TWP course, it appears in the inaugural issue of Visible Thinking. pic.twitter.com/yxBvMzb5ka

— Trinity College at Duke (@DukeTrinity) March 13, 2019

Our #BlueDeviloftheWeek fell in love with all things Japanese and now teaches @DukeU as a #secondcareer. http://t.co/9EOt40b1W3

— Working@Duke (@WorkingatDuke) March 18, 2013

In addition to the Japanese tea ceremonies ⁦@DukeGardens⁩, the other best kept secret @dukeu is the FREE lunch and art talks ⁦@DukeArts⁩ in the Ruby. pic.twitter.com/8GV54dDHk6

— Prof. Gavin Yamey MD MPH (@GYamey) March 1, 2019

Come together on the Abe road: India and Japan: ever-closer friends https://t.co/voOP1lJ8oU via @TheEconomist @DukeFuqua

— Duke in India (@DukeInIndia) December 9, 2015

@LSEReviewBooks reviews @DukeU anthropologist Anne Allison's "Precarious #Japan" from @DUKEpress: http://t.co/iSA2D5ALq8

— WEAI (@WEAI_Columbia) January 31, 2014

Grad students at @DukeU will travel to Madagascar, Japan & Alabama researching humanity’s effect on Earth's environment and planetary history—supported by a grant for the project “Rethinking Humanity’s Place in an Anthropocene World” at @KenanEthics https://t.co/IAzWLRLZ9y pic.twitter.com/WMmOLY4iWo

— Luce Foundation (@HLuceFdn) June 12, 2018

Megan Lee ’19 was selected as a member of the USRowing U19 National Team to represent the US at the 2019 World Rowing Junior Championships in Tokyo, Japan August 7-11! Megan will attend @DukeU University and be a member of the crew team. #NCDS #wrjchamps @dukerow @worldrowing pic.twitter.com/wZquH7tBn6

— Newton Country Day (@NCDS1880) July 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/gabyplantbio/status/1110917515293663233

Figure 2. Sales of marketed disease-modifying therapies targeting highly active relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis across the US, Japan, and five major EU markets, by brand, 2016–25 https://t.co/aNR6j3O3TB #MS @nyscf @Datamonitor_SY @Transplant_Doc @DukeU @BioEdenUS pic.twitter.com/WaoxmP2Pr0

— Pharma Intelligence (@Pharma_Intell) August 30, 2018

@DukeU Innovative Research in Japanese Studies journal accepts papers on Japan written by graduate students http://t.co/DoDSwb10we

— IAJS Grads (@IAJSGrads) July 27, 2013

#Duke2023 F19 is a good time to begin a new language, not just because @DukeU has an amazing array of offerings, but because 101 levels in ARABIC GREEK HINDI KOREAN JAPANESE LATIN MODERN HEBREW PERSIAN TURKISH & RUSSIAN are only taught in fall. pic.twitter.com/NXgfbwW2dZ

— BlueDevilHumanities (@BlDvlHumanities) June 4, 2019

Please join us for our #UCSB Inaugural Koichi Takashima Lecture on Wednesday, Feb. 24 at 4:00 PM PST! Featuring the electrifying Gennifer Weisenfeld (@DukeU) on “Electric Design: Light, Labor and Leisure in Prewar Japanese Advertising.”

Zoom link: https://t.co/VLcs3sk3h3 pic.twitter.com/BCCPgytGJZ

— UCSB East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies (@UCSBEastAsian) February 2, 2021

Students interested in #Japan & #Japanese should check out this new FA19 course (#uncstudents – remember cross-registration is a thing!). @DukeAASP @jhfcduke @UNCAsiaCenter @ASAatDuke @humanicators @DukeLibraries https://t.co/vVgkLWSLwx

— Duke APSI (@DukeAsia) June 5, 2019

We look forward to seeing Prof. Quintero's incorporation of sound, objects, space, and movement as well as elements drawn from Viewpoints and Japanese butoh. @UNCAsiaCenter https://t.co/SoEHJGzrF2

— Duke APSI (@DukeAsia) October 17, 2019

Trade opens up in Japan, @NCState University Plant Sciences Initiative announces a big partnership with a well known company and Farm Bureau policy takes shape in this week's #NCFarmBureau Report with @_LyndaLoveland. https://t.co/Oo2NRN0LaO @SASsoftware @NCStateCALS

— NC Farm Bureau (@NCFarmBureau) December 6, 2019

A great way to start my trip to North Carolina, as I joined many key business, academic, & political leaders who build strong ties between Japan & the Tar Heel State, at an event hosted by @NCState's NC Japan Center & the Triangle Japanese Business Association. -Amb. Sugiyama pic.twitter.com/PltG1G5Qt8

— Japan Embassy DC (@JapanEmbDC) October 2, 2019

https://twitter.com/NCStateCNR/status/1301868896782356481

We made our way to Tachikawa, Japan. Really excited about signing of MOU between @NCState and Japan's Institute for Statistical Mathematics. Looking forward to continued and growing collaboration. @NCStateGlobal @NCStateCED @NCSUHigherEd @NCState pic.twitter.com/PhltvsYSlT

— Paul D. Umbach (@HigherEdMoney) November 13, 2019

Really informative and fun business protocol workshop on Japan. @NCState Japan Center is a great resource for our state! https://t.co/HecwHwTOyb

— Kathleen Henry (@KathleenHenry10) November 7, 2019

Last night we had the opportunity to help ring in the new Reiwa Era in #Japan with our partners, @NCState & @ncjapancenter. Thank you to @SaraGuterbock for educating us on the culture, science, & history behind saké. @KathleenHenry10 #TriangleDelivers pic.twitter.com/OQKn8VTOh9

— Wake County Econ Dev (@RaleighWake) May 8, 2019

Special thanks to @KathleenHenry10 and @NCState Japan Center Director Jonathan Brewster for sharing Japanese business etiquette during our bi-monthly #WakeCounty partners meeting. #FDI #TriangleDelivers https://t.co/XDM1LZl5uN pic.twitter.com/642g79MYaI

— Wake County Econ Dev (@RaleighWake) November 7, 2019

Hearing from @NCState NC Japan Center Director Jonathan Brewster about the Japanese economy & culture #TriangleDelivers @RaleighWake pic.twitter.com/8wdffUT1At

— Michael Haley (@beincarolina) November 7, 2019

Please join us and the @georgetownsfs Asian Studies Program for an April 12 conversation about the policy relevance of religion in #Japan with @mclaughlin_levi (@NCState), moderated by Troy Robinson. RSVP below! https://t.co/AzUOADzJDr

— Berkley Center (@GUberkleycenter) March 28, 2019

Luce/ @ACLS1919 Fellow Levi McLaughlin, Associate Prof at @NCState, discusses religion and politics in Japan on a @ProjectRS podcast. Learn more about his research on Soka Gakkai, a politically influential Buddhist organization in Japan https://t.co/9ZCyRfc0dJ pic.twitter.com/nla1LG3rhS

— Luce Foundation (@HLuceFdn) July 19, 2018

https://twitter.com/NewBooksNetwork/status/1166420517634695168

Don't miss the new #SushiMon restaurant in Raleigh if you're a fan of Japanese food! Great fish and specialty dishes, conveniently located near @NCState on Hillsborough Street https://t.co/USCC4zwoF0 pic.twitter.com/V27kpf9xZT

— NC Triangle Dining (@NCTriDining) March 10, 2019

Not able to attend our #SunandStar event on Religion and Politics in Japan? Find out what you missed from visiting @NCState professor @mclaughlin_levi in the post below.#SMUTowerCenterhttps://t.co/oP1U0E3XQv

— SMU Tower Center (@SMUTowerCenter) April 13, 2020

Happening now: Religion and politics in Japan. @mclaughlin_levi of @ncstate is informing our audience on the constitutional revisions occurring bc of shifts w/in Japan’s religious institutions. Follow along for highlights from the talk.#SMUSunandStar #SMUTowerCenter pic.twitter.com/R6FqOEvrkG

— SMU Tower Center (@SMUTowerCenter) February 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/meijiat150/status/1075123055955824640

Join @NCState TONIGHT from 5-6 PM for a webinar discussing "Japan and the US: Beyond the Crisis with Ambassador Sugiyama" Register at https://t.co/iX01G0JWuu. #Japan #US #Webinar

— Japan-America Society of Washington DC (@jas_wdc) July 7, 2020

White grubs, like this Japanese beetle grub, are white/gray & a "C" shape. Photo: Jim Baker @ncstate, Bugwood pic.twitter.com/cAQEeB3pM4

— Turf Magazine (@TurfMagazine) September 19, 2016

.@RTATriangle and @RDUAirport speaking of Asia, has anyone thought about Japan? Lots of companies in @TheRTP are from Japan, and @UNC and @NCStateEngr have official partnerships with @NagoyaUniv… could we further research/investment here by bringing Japan & RDU closer? https://t.co/sMKJLX9TbX

— Kéita Yokoyama (@KeitaAY) December 17, 2017

Anneliese Vendel will study abroad in Japan during summer 2018 w/ @GilmanProgram. Learn more: https://t.co/orwXBNdfdO. @NCStateEngr @NCStateCALS @NCStateCHASS @NCStateGlobal #GenerationStudyAbroad #GetToKnowFAO #PackAbroad #HowlBack pic.twitter.com/BokMdxUo50

— Fellowship Advising (@NCStateFAO) May 11, 2018

Study abroad experiences aren't just for undergraduate students! Our @ElonMhe cohort explored Japanese higher education and culture during Winter Term in Kyoto & Osaka, Japan. ➡️ https://t.co/aZhp2Zfc6Y pic.twitter.com/6zDEion7JQ

— Elon University (@elonuniversity) January 30, 2020

#Elon students make international news in Japan. READ: https://t.co/IcHmigEO1y pic.twitter.com/shTorUVbae

— Elon University (@elonuniversity) September 12, 2016

Fulbrighter Mat Goldberg, @elonuniversity '14, just returned from his 3rd year of Korea Japan English Camp, which he est. after serving as an ETA in Korea. It's wonderful to witness his continued commitment to mutual understanding & ELL after the @FulbrightPrgrm! @KJECexperience pic.twitter.com/7t6QS3udzl

— Elon National & International Fellowships Office (@ElonFellowships) August 12, 2019

@elonuniversity What kind of religions are practiced in Japan? Take REL357 Sages & Samurai and find out! #religionmatters pic.twitter.com/WDnoZsqyZt

— ElonReligiousStudies (@ElonRelS) April 11, 2017

It’s amazing what a bat and yellow ball can lead to. A BIG thank you to @elonuniversity @ElonPhoenix for the incredible trip to Japan! We made new friends and so many memorable experiences. Forever thankful. pic.twitter.com/hpEVAVW3aK

— Mallory Borden (@mborden22) December 1, 2019

Lucas Tupinamba (’20, pictured left) is using his stipend to study Zen Buddhism in Oita, Japan. Next, he heads to Osaka and Tokyo before traveling to join the @DavidsonCollege in Shanghai program, along with fellow #BelkScholar Lorena James (’21), for his fall semester abroad. pic.twitter.com/0Vm0EBUB8t

— The John M. Belk Endowment (@BelkEndowment) August 17, 2018

Prof. Starr & wife Miki experienced the Japan quake firsthand. New exhibit will feature their disaster-inspired art. http://t.co/kF9lsksCmZ

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) January 8, 2014

From Japanese tea to running a radio station to studying facial tattoos — #WFU students have stories to tell http://t.co/aNYc6vOE

— Wake Forest News (@WakeForestNews) January 2, 2013

Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 70 years ago, veteran remembers @JournalNow http://t.co/ba9Hm8Ir

— Wake Forest News (@WakeForestNews) December 7, 2011

But it sure would make my trip to Japan more pleasant. #Japan #Yen #WakeForest @WakeForest http://t.co/Vkp6xV8a

— Jeff Nimmer (@JeffNimmer) February 1, 2013

#SpeasG2 #AsiaDay #HowWeExpressOurselves Learning about culture in #WFUMOA #Japan @participate @ibpyp #globaled @WakeForest pic.twitter.com/Uuuc6SkS9v

— Speas Global Elem (@SpeasGlobal) April 7, 2017

All the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.25 (Clemson, UofSC, Furman, Wofford) / South Carolina Vol.9
cf.
U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.29（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.3 －大学ツイート Virginia～Florida, etc.）

内容例　@UofSC_CEC,@AgostinelliAI,@FastCompany,@ConversationEDU

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート
https://twitter.com/MooreSchool/status/1130896139509743618

Today marks the end of the #MooreSchool 4th International Conference on Corporate Finance in partnership with Hitotsubashi University in #Tokyo, Japan! Many thanks to Mizuho Financial Group for your sponsorship and all of the attendees for your participation. See you next year!

— Moore School (@MooreSchool) August 2, 2019

https://twitter.com/MooreSchool/status/808771988349132801
https://twitter.com/MooreSchool/status/768852209647976448

#MBA student Justin Chandler wonders if he made the right choice taking Japanese track in Tokyo via @TheEconomist https://t.co/pOVO9PU22R

— Moore School (@MooreSchool) May 10, 2016

https://twitter.com/USCArnoldSchool/status/1184461381703294977

Where do you want to #studyabroad? @UofSC retailing major Madi C. is traveling to Myanmar, China, Japan, India and more via @semsteratsea pic.twitter.com/XPuLlbCRrr

— UofSC College of HRSM (@UofSC_HRSM) March 9, 2017

We have some epic #StudyAbroad courses for @UofSC students in 2019: luxury management in Italy – baseball in Japan – hotel management in Czech Republic – retail, fashion and culture in the British Isles and more. Learn more here: https://t.co/GInp7TXSA6 #TravelTuesday #UofSC pic.twitter.com/YbPACyiTUK

— UofSC College of HRSM (@UofSC_HRSM) November 13, 2018

A Japanese teenager threw 881 pitches over two weeks. Is that abuse? @UofSC sport and entertainment management faculty member @watanabe2k shares his insight with @washingtonpost https://t.co/NG5kbEEy6m #UofSC #baseball #sportmanagement #sportbiz #Athletics

— UofSC College of HRSM (@UofSC_HRSM) September 6, 2018

Hey @UofSC @UofSC_HRSM students. Want to go on a cool study aboard trip to Japan? Please email me or Dr. Regan if you are interested. pic.twitter.com/ojaUSaksyR

— Nick Watanabe (@watanabe2k) November 13, 2018

.@UofSC: All students in #Japan, #Ecuador safe and accounted for after quakes https://t.co/8GtBZ7c1JV pic.twitter.com/vtvhBmQsd1

— WIS News 10 (@wis10) April 18, 2016

MEDIA: #UofSC has seismology, hazards, history, engineering & tourism faculty experts available to discuss #Japan earthquake, tsunami.

— University of South Carolina (@UofSC) March 11, 2011

UofSC students donate $6,384 to Red Cross for Japan relief from sale of Gamecocks Helping Japan T-shirts. Lots of proud student Gamecocks.

— University of South Carolina (@UofSC) September 2, 2011

Designing a tshirt for @UofSC #japanese classes! #samurai #design #wip pic.twitter.com/0EG1XtmJZE

— Bleu (@Bleu__Cheese) September 20, 2016

@GamecockFB @UofSC @PSE_SportsEdits @RayTannerSC @ruddlm Sorry for the delay and thanks for the Gamecocks swag from the #ForeverToThee contest here in Japan, these are a few picks from my first trip to Tokyo while being stationed in Japan repping SC. Go Cocks #BeatOleMiss pic.twitter.com/Qb8m1Yg3ym

— Devin Rudd (@JudgeDrudd) October 31, 2018

#IwoJima films held @UofSC reveal new information about first #WWIII battle on Japanese homeland 75 years ago. Watch now. #IwoJima75 #UofSCLibraries @PIHMS_SC @UofSCMIRC @CorpsHistory https://t.co/7uMOcEF5UA

— UofSC Libraries (@UofSClibraries) February 19, 2020

So fun learning some basic Japanese from @uofsc professor Youko Brooks! #Gamecocks ready for takeoff Tuesday! @dawnstaley pic.twitter.com/RoQigniWx0

— GamecockWBB (@GamecockWBB) June 26, 2017

Thx to @UofSC Japanese professor Yoko for helping us learn more about her culture and some of the language! @dawnstaley #Gamecocks pic.twitter.com/qZPwCvzWEF

— GamecockWBB (@GamecockWBB) June 23, 2017

P Bradley Morrah resigned from the #SC House two days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor to enter active military duty and rose to the rank of major while serving in the 14th Antiaircraft Artillery in Australia and the Pacific as an intelligence officer. #ArchivesVeterans pic.twitter.com/7YIYggQF2g

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) November 10, 2020

Bruce Littlejohn resigned from the legislature in 1943 to enter @USArmy where he served in the quartermaster corps. After the Japanese surrender, he was sent to the Philippines to help prosecute Japanese war criminals for the International War Crimes Commission. #ArchivesVeterans pic.twitter.com/FKCAlWUVdW

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) November 10, 2020

#OTD in 1945 the United States invaded Japanese-held Luzon in Philippines. This photo of future #SouthCarolina governor Robert McNair was taken aboard ship at Luzon in 1945. #TBThursday #sctweets pic.twitter.com/oPGH3d8cys

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) January 9, 2020

State legislator Bruce Littlejohn entered the @USArmy in 1943, where he served primarily in the Quartermaster Corps. After the Japanese surrender, he was sent to the Philippines to help prosecute Japanese war criminals for the International War Crimes Commission. #VeteransDay pic.twitter.com/iS7VWdvzHO

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) November 11, 2019

In 1942, Robert McNair joined the US Naval Reserve as a Lt (jg). He was awarded the Bronze Star for rescuing sailors from a ship that had been hit by a Japanese kamikaze attack during battle in the Philippines. (Photo of McNair in Luzon, 1945) #NationalMilitaryAppreciationMonth pic.twitter.com/uSguuWVTOH

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) May 30, 2019

The main Japanese war crimes trial begins in Tokyo #OTD 1946. Outside Japan, some 5,000 Japanese were found guilty. Future Justice of the #SC #Supreme Court, Bruce Littlejohn served in the Philippines helping w/prosecutions for the Int'l War Crimes Commission. @UofSCLaw #sctweets pic.twitter.com/HO4D59O4uW

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) May 3, 2018

In 1943 future judge C. Bruce #Littlejohn entered the @USArmy, serving in the #QuartermasterCorps. At the Japanese surrender, he was sent to the Philippines to help prosecute Japanese war criminals for the International War Crimes Commission. #VeteransDay #sctweets pic.twitter.com/IE4YFBX7ZP

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) November 11, 2017

#OTD 1941 Imperial Japanese Navy attacks US fleet at #PearlHarbor. #FDR on a better day with Olin & Gladys Johnston pic.twitter.com/3YWR5upgpp

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) December 7, 2015

#Artifactoid CB Littlejohn's ID card. In #Philippines w/ Internat'l War Crimes Commission to prosecute Japanese pic.twitter.com/3l13THZrpn

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) October 19, 2015

An official announcement of Japan’s unconditional surrender to the Allies was made public to the world on August 14, 1945. Here's future #SouthCarolina governor Bob McNair on shipboard in Luzon, the Philippines, in 1945. #VJDay #VJDay75 pic.twitter.com/PXj1XCC3cl

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) August 14, 2020

April is #InternationalGuitarMonth! Future #SC Senator Donald Holland kept himself entertained while in the @USArmy. He spent eighteen months in occupied #Japan, working as a Criminal Investigation Division translator. @scdp @SCSenatePress #sctweets pic.twitter.com/MFOdLI9voP

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) April 19, 2018

President #FranklinRoosevelt asked Congress to declare war on #Japan #OTD in 1941. A few years later, #FDR visited #SC Governor #OlinJohnson & First Lady Gladys Johnston at the #GovernorsMansion. @FDRLibrary @SenateHistory @OurPresidents #sctweets pic.twitter.com/kGxGzIwHBr

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) December 8, 2017

#OTD 1941 FDR asks Congress for a Declaration of War w/Japan; FDR visiting #SC Gov & Mrs Olin Johnston, 1943-45 @FDRLibrary @UofSClibraries pic.twitter.com/baDXwO1ndD

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) December 8, 2016

Future SC legislator Don Holland was 18 mos in occupied Japan as Crim Invest Div translator #TravelTuesday @USArmy pic.twitter.com/t1DJpr5a32

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) April 26, 2016

Future state Rep Don Holland served in occupied Japan as a Criminal Investigation Division translator. #VeteransDay pic.twitter.com/UdTK3ZQeLQ

— UofSC Political Coll (@UofSC_SCPC) November 11, 2015

@UofSC, one of your journalism graduates, who is a host on @foxandfriends, said on national TV that the U.S. defeated "communist Japan." Yes, that's right, and she's one of yours. Aren't you proud? #BeBest #CommunistJapan https://t.co/QyQs00w2x4

— Where's My Broadband? (@nailpounder) August 17, 2018

Tonight's performance of Tao is FREE to Clemson students with an ID one hour before the 7:30 p.m. performance at the @BrooksCenterCU. TAO’s modern, high-energy performances, showcasing the ancient art of Japanese drumming, have transfixed audiences worldwide.#ClemsonFamily https://t.co/c6OBkg1nne

— College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities (@ClemsonCAAH) February 4, 2020

@CU_BioE will be hosting top researchers from Japan for the 2018 Intl. Biomaterials Symposium at the Madren Center on April 16, 2018. Hope to see lots of excited students and faculty from @ClemsonCECAS and @ClemsonResearch there. #biomaterials #research https://t.co/8s5oFwANOI

— Orthopaedic Tissue Regen & Orthobiologics Lab (@MercuriLab) March 28, 2018

https://twitter.com/LaClarkin/status/1003944195315453952

Thank You to Thomas Nance ‘88 for making his #ClemsonGiveDay gift all the way from Japan! There's still time visit https://t.co/U3GNSwCAhI

— Clemson University (@ClemsonUniv) April 6, 2016

My future pop-in-law was a @ClemsonUniv student and home in Kings Mtn, N.C. for the weekend #OTD in 1941. He was at the soda fountain of a local pharmacy that afternoon taking in news of the Japanese attack at #PearlHarbor. There by chance he met a young @DavidsonCollege grad.

— Warren Bingham (@WarrenBingham) December 7, 2020

Arch. prof emeritus receives nat'l medal of distinction for longtime efforts to promote relations between US & Japan https://t.co/6P9uwLc1za

— College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities (@ClemsonCAAH) June 19, 2017

Take a trip across the ocean with us while we explore Japanese architecture and living spaces on The Furman University Vlog: MayX Edition. Click the link for the full video after you catch a sneak peek below ⬇️ https://t.co/srrtZLplg3 pic.twitter.com/3Lrk3rxz4n

— Furman University (@FurmanU) July 19, 2018

Prof @plthomasEdD has published a new book about renowned Japanese writer Haruki Murakami. https://t.co/lh9clS5drH pic.twitter.com/rH39FOg1Ik

— Furman University (@FurmanU) February 10, 2016

Shi Institute staff and sophomores from Furman’s Greenbelt, a sustainable living community, celebrated Arbor Day a little early by planting two Japanese snowbell trees in front of Johns Hall. Student engagement is one of the standards that makes Furman a Tree Campus USA. pic.twitter.com/D0GaElYCTg

— Furman University (@FurmanU) November 16, 2019

Renowned Japanese puppet troupe, Tonda Ningyô Jôruri, performs March 22 at Furman. https://t.co/cnz0Mj39Eu pic.twitter.com/PDGTkX19U7

— Furman University (@FurmanU) March 17, 2016

We're coming to you live from #FurmanMayX classes in Japan, Europe and Greenville on Snapchat. Follow us today! pic.twitter.com/XNyaUD7LdO

— Furman University (@FurmanU) May 23, 2016

Three recent Furman grads will be learning about conservation in Thailand and the art of puppetry in Japan through the Freeman Foundation International Internship Program. #TheFurmanAdvantage https://t.co/h7qMg8s3f9 pic.twitter.com/cFuernWAgO

— Furman University (@FurmanU) June 1, 2019

Austin Charles will attend @GeorgiaStateU College of Law with sights set on Japan. http://t.co/rUcXJtCm7f #FurmanGrad pic.twitter.com/Vgm6YvfuZy

— Furman University (@FurmanU) May 10, 2015

Kenichiro Sasae, Japan’s current Ambassador to the US speaks @Riley_Institute Japan in the 21st Century, March 25-26 http://t.co/iw4jt0WLox

— Furman University (@FurmanU) March 24, 2014

Hey #FurmanBound! Check out study away summer programs in China and Japan. Deadline is May 2! http://t.co/JfbeSkmLc3 pic.twitter.com/Y04i22LQB7

— Furman University (@FurmanU) May 1, 2014

Alicia Key '21, @FurmanCompSci major/linguistics minor, is looking for archeological evidence that Japanese and Korean descended from the same ancestor language. Hers is one of 145 digital presentations for the 12th annual Furman Engaged. https://t.co/pMdVOdc1QO @FurmanU pic.twitter.com/zzsrvzXO5G

— Furman News (@FurmanNews) May 21, 2020

Through the Freeman Foundation International Internship Program, three @FurmanU graduates will intern in Japan and Thailand and will study Bunraku puppetry, elephants and more. https://t.co/ScahnIfnKC @GVIWORLD @FurmanArt @comfurman1 @FurmanTheatre #TheFurmanAdvantage pic.twitter.com/7UiMM4WnCE

— Furman News (@FurmanNews) May 31, 2019

Tonda Ningyô Jôruri Puppet traditional Theater https://t.co/m9vJY2Gwmy @FurmanU Tuesday w mini-Japanese Festival. pic.twitter.com/fQIxUrGooz

— Upstate International (@UpstateInt_SC) March 20, 2016

https://twitter.com/Greenville_SC/status/656645411223031808

A Journey Moment of Spring Morning Zen. Japanese garden @FurmanU. Fine photographic art for healthcare interiors. #healingart #healthcare #interiordesign #photography #yeahTHATgreenville #travelersrest pic.twitter.com/CLCvFmo2xz

— Rich Nicoloff (@Rich5off) May 3, 2018

The Royal Japanese Cherry trees are in full bloom on the @FurmanU campus. I'm lucky to live near #yeahthatgreenville & #travelersrest to experience & photograph this amazing campus! pic.twitter.com/UcD4OP0Wzk

— Rich Nicoloff (@Rich5off) April 5, 2019

Japanese native and North Carolina resident Akira Satake will present a recital on the shamisen, a Japanese… http://t.co/C66GP70f2K

— Wofford College (@woffordcollege) March 15, 2013

TODAY! There will be a lecture on Japanese Printmaking in Leonard Auditorium at 4 p.m. Learn about the history, techniques and motifs of Japanese woodblock prints, arguably the most recognizable form of Japanese art. This event is free and open to the public.

— Wofford College (@woffordcollege) October 4, 2018