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Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.45

In statement for the Virtual Meeting of the GoF of Water, Amb ISHIKANE presents updates on the "4th Asia-Pacific Water Summit", shares #Japan's local efforts, esp. in host city, #Kumamoto, & emphasizes the cross-cutting nature of water issues.

Full text➡ https://t.co/j7TwlQL8AD pic.twitter.com/j9VDq8ifJY

— Japanese Mission UN (@JapanMissionUN) April 5, 2022

https://twitter.com/JapanMissionUN/status/1508809874989371410
https://twitter.com/JapanMissionUN/status/1507500854408097797
https://twitter.com/JapanMissionUN/status/1503730305496236040

国連広報センターの元インターンで現在 @osakini_pj で廃棄物のリサイクルに取り組む藤田香澄さんが、リサイクル率全国1位の大崎町の人々と自身の気候変動への取り組み、環境を守る思いを語ります。

本ビデオ英字幕版は国連本部の YouTubeチャンネルでも紹介されています。https://t.co/MY761l9tPt pic.twitter.com/pmloNO85kv

— 国連広報センター (@UNIC_Tokyo) March 29, 2022

#Rakugo/#落語 is a traditional Japanese comedy where a single performer sits on a cushion and tells a humorous tale, acting out each character. Watch for more about rakugo and how it is gaining fans around the world!

Watch here: https://t.co/dlNZdcAiQF #JapanVideoTopics pic.twitter.com/8Qwve5SAPH

— Web Japan (@Web_Japan) March 31, 2022

In #Japan, you often see a #GachaGacha vending machines with miniature toys in them. These Japanese #CapsuleToys range from humorous figures of animals, to real pearl accessories!

Read more: https://t.co/VaB6S7OoIn
*Available in six languages #WebJapan pic.twitter.com/zxLr2tSViy

— Web Japan (@Web_Japan) March 22, 2022

https://twitter.com/Web_Japan/status/1494177223896870913

Run by @magonotetravel, Food Camp takes guests to farms to talk with #farmers while a top chef serves farm-fresh food outdoors. Farmers & consumers strengthening ties by enjoying local foods together is helping revitalize communities in #ResilientJapan.https://t.co/IvGz17Xxpq pic.twitter.com/xL7617zf0x

— The Gov't of Japan (@JapanGov) March 14, 2022

Works by #Miyagi #MangaArtist ISHINOMORI Shotaro feature in #IshinomoriMangaMuseum & #MangaRoad, run by MACHIZUKURI MANBOW Co., Ltd. in #Ishinomaki. Manga-centered efforts have contributed to recovery from the #GreatEastJapanEarthquake in #ResilientJapan. https://t.co/0JNdZPJIrC pic.twitter.com/3ylPsdXpsy

— The Gov't of Japan (@JapanGov) March 13, 2022

Japan launched the vision of the "Free and Open Indo-Pacific". All countries and regions that share the vision are now cooperating in various areas to ensure regional and global peace and prosperity.https://t.co/3Js8OJ695j

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) March 15, 2022

#HelloKitty presents Japan’s initiative toward net-zero emissions by 2050. https://t.co/Fm6QpNEPOk

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) March 23, 2022

Thanks to the Government of Japan for their contribution of US $42 million to support our work on the ground in 23 countries to accelerate #ClimateAction, becoming our newest and largest partner in the next phase of our #ClimatePromise.

Read more: https://t.co/IRPZgliil3 pic.twitter.com/eDpHrUUlGc

— UN Development (@UNDP) March 25, 2022

岸田首相のリーダーシップと、日米同盟および共通の価値観へのコミットメントに感謝いたします。ハガティ上院議員、カーディン上院議員ならびにコーニン上院議員のお三方は、日米両国がかつてないほど緊密な関係にあり、その結びつきがますます強くなっていることを目の当たりにしています。 https://t.co/V5hDXxhd7H

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 12, 2022

信越化学工業は斉藤社長の下、ルイジアナ州に重要な半導体技術を含む74億ドル以上の新規投資を行い、日米のビジネスが生み出す相乗効果がサプライチェーンを強化し、世界経済を動かしていることを証明しています。日米は互いにとって最大の対米、対日投資国です。 https://t.co/J2YGC808ke

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 11, 2022

Gorgeous day, great run around the Imperial Palace pic.twitter.com/VfegHAosDU

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 10, 2022

本日、ブリンケン国務長官は、日本の外務大臣として初めてNATO外相会合に出席した林外務大臣と会談しました。ウクライナ国民への支援と、ウクライナへのロシアの違法な戦争に対して、世界的に足並みをそろえた対応を請け合ってくださった日本に感謝いたします。 https://t.co/ODgJpWDoTN

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 7, 2022

プーチンは誤って、国際社会が残忍なウクライナ侵攻に目をつぶってくれる方に賭けた。しかし、その賭けに負けたのだ。NATO同盟国とパートナー国であるフィンランドおよびスウェーデンの代表は、本日東京で再び会談を行い、プーチンの残虐行為を非難した。我々は皆、ウクライナを支持する。 https://t.co/t0OexRIT7P

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 7, 2022

きっと制裁で予算が厳しくなり、ケーブルテレビを解約せざるを得なかったのでしょう。それなら私がお手伝いしましょう。
AP https://t.co/lLHxkYHFca,
ABC https://t.co/9odsGQGrcv,
Al Jazeera https://t.co/cP8NCdbiFM https://t.co/2wSBL1T5df

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 7, 2022

新幹線やリニアモーターカーは、効率的で高速、そして低炭素です。JR東海の葛西名誉会長にお会いし、米国や世界の鉄道網を拡大するための列車や日米のパートナーシップについてお話ししました。このような機会をいただき感謝しております。 https://t.co/oFp4vWuzlh

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 6, 2022

https://twitter.com/USAmbJapan/status/1511616918465089539

米国への投資から、世界的な半導体不足とサプライチェーンの混乱まで、 @Sony を再びハイテク大手に導いた吉田CEOと、多くのことについて意見交換しました。 https://t.co/2YGw0049XU

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 4, 2022

The world must speak with one voice on brutality. Any country that doesn’t morally condemn these acts of violence has their hands on Putin’s bloody knife. (President Xi?) pic.twitter.com/Lfb7tUOEbB

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 4, 2022

https://twitter.com/USAmbJapan/status/1509495962556944389

Great to hear from Chair Nakaso of @FinCityTokyo_EN on their efforts to attract international talent and boost Japanese economic growth.@FinCityTokyo の中曾会長とお会いし、日本の経済成長対策や、世界中からの優秀な人材確保についての取り組みについてお話を伺いました。 pic.twitter.com/ylB6Nrm1mj

— Julia Longbottom (@JuliaLongbottom) March 25, 2022

Glad to welcome Lt. Gen. Ricky N. Rupp, the Commander of the US Forces Japan to my Residence yesterday. @USForcesJapan

昨日、在日米軍司令官ラップ空軍中将を公邸にお招きしました。@USFJ_J pic.twitter.com/qnYLMu6eeE

— Julia Longbottom (@JuliaLongbottom) March 23, 2022

https://twitter.com/CJDavidsonFCDO/status/1506187576008396801
https://twitter.com/UKinJapan/status/1503574229652017153

インドの海上哨戒機（P-8I）が、オーストラリア空軍のP-8A哨戒機（ポセイドン）とパトロールを実施するため、ダーウィンに到着しました。今週にかけて、インドとオーストラリアは水中と洋上の監視活動を実施します https://t.co/wv99zWQH1P

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) April 13, 2022

STEM links between AU and JP – Professor @Prof_Nogita works at the @uqsomme in the @UQ_EAIT. He is a founding manager of the University of Queensland – Kyushu University Oceania Project (UQ-KU Project) strengthening research links between AU and JP https://t.co/gMdPpH5Vs1 https://t.co/xmhhIrvWZM

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) April 13, 2022

https://twitter.com/AustraliaInJPN/status/1513799081889521671

Open the curtains and see these friendly visitors in Hamilton Island! https://t.co/N61mkW83B9

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) April 10, 2022

https://twitter.com/AustraliaInJPN/status/1511614709488926727
https://twitter.com/AusAmbJPN/status/1512256426709860353
https://twitter.com/CanEmbJapan/status/1507274705291653123

Since its inception, Canada has participated fully in NATO activities, including stationing troops in Europe. Canada has worked for greater emphasis on civilian aspects of security while contributing to NATO’s military capabilities.
https://t.co/Ul4QQexoP8 pic.twitter.com/m9XrZSMd4g

— Canada in Japan (@CanEmbJapan) March 24, 2022

Thank you #Honda for your renewed long-term commitment to #Canada! With support from the governments of Canada and Ontario, @HondaCanada will upgrade its manufacturing facility in Alliston, #Ontario to build hybrid-electric vehicles. #electrification @HondaCanadaMfg https://t.co/pTMb1HLu5E

— Canada in Japan (@CanEmbJapan) March 22, 2022

カナダは、4月9日にEUと共催した #StandUpForUkraine のイベントに対し、岸田首相に支援いただいたことを感謝します。

イベントでは、ロシアの侵略から逃れる人々のために91億ユーロの資金が集まりました。@JPN_PMO @kantei https://t.co/8HMDtUREVB

— カナダと日本 (@CanadaNihon) April 12, 2022

ロシアによるウクライナ侵略以来、その行動を正当化するために、ロシアがネット上で多数の #偽情報キャンペーンを展開していることをカナダの通信安全保障局は確認しています。

偽情報、誤情報、悪意の情報を見分ける方法はこちら：https://t.co/IIR8ozdoVU

— カナダと日本 (@CanadaNihon) April 4, 2022

https://twitter.com/CanadaNihon/status/1507194555636101125

昨日、ベルギーのブリュッセルで開催された #G7 首脳会合の際に、トルドー首相が岸田首相と協議しました。

両首脳はウクライナに対する世界的な支援を強固なものにするため、太平洋・大西洋地域におけるカナダと日本の協力について討議しました。

詳細はこちら： https://t.co/3FC1PF0BAF https://t.co/TQvhQ6VoZs

— カナダと日本 (@CanadaNihon) March 25, 2022

https://twitter.com/BMcSport/status/1514045377909239809

'NZ is open for business': Ardern to lead trade mission to Singapore, Japan https://t.co/qtflOk12VE

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) April 10, 2022

https://twitter.com/melaniebrockjpn/status/1513372817383108608

Japan had revealed in 2018 that it was working on #hypersonic missiles #AUKUS https://t.co/7vAYKSJ5NL

— THE WEEK (@TheWeekLive) April 13, 2022

'So clearly there is a message there for allies as well — I’d say Japan should take note and consider how they could participate, but that would probably require a ‘JAUKUS’ agreement' comments @Dr_M_Davis in @japantimes on AUKUS hypersonics cooperation https://t.co/MoAHYSF9LY

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) April 7, 2022

U.S., U.K., Australia to expand AUKUS cooperation to hypersonicshttps://t.co/bQx9SxCJEV

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) April 6, 2022

The U.S., U.K. and Australia plan to work together to develop hypersonic missiles, according to a Biden administration official.

The move comes amid concern by the U.S. and allies about China’s growing military assertiveness in the Pacific. https://t.co/LOVhdGrBIT

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 5, 2022

#AUKUS will build #Hypersonic weapons, as #China is the main threat in the #IndoPacific.

The United States has a central role as a Pacific power, and Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and Taiwan all need to have US backing. https://t.co/j0u3wNIpH2

— The Epoch Times – China Insider (@EpochTimesChina) April 8, 2022

US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman: "America's network of alliances and partnerships is one of our greatest strengths… We elevated The Quad, created AUKUS, and reinvigorated trilateral diplomacy with Japan and the Republic of Korea." (MP) #WendySherman #AUKUS #Alliance pic.twitter.com/ez6jg4ykA4

— SNA Japan (@ShingetsuNews) April 7, 2022

Probably a bit premature to talk about JAUKUS:

1) Article makes it clear Japan will not join nuclear subs project
2) Discussions on its participation are "informal"
3) Australia and UK have already flagged other countries might be invited to participate in AUKUS working groups https://t.co/8VPHyCJBBq

— Stephen Dziedzic (@stephendziedzic) April 12, 2022

Australia, Britain and the United States have asked Japan to join the security pact AUKUS, Sankei newspaper reported, citing multiple government sources.

AUKUS expects synergy with Japanese technologies on areas such as hypersonic weapons and electronic warfare, Sankei said. https://t.co/btt2lZc4Kg

— Kantaro Komiya (@KantaroKomiya) April 12, 2022

"We do these things to keep Australians safe; to bring balance and strategic certainty to our region" he said, adding that included working with the AUKUS alliance and the Quad grouping of the United States, Japan, #Australia and India.#Peace #Stability https://t.co/Wwn8rI2h6g

— Indo-Pacific Defense FORUM (@IPDefenseForum) April 7, 2022

Great seeing Foreign Minister Hayashi at the @NATO Ministerial—a first for a Japanese FM. We remain steadfast in holding Russia to account and ending its war against Ukraine. U.S.-Japan cooperation continues to be strong in the #IndoPacific and around the world. pic.twitter.com/nu8tt4SEjR

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) April 7, 2022

Today, @SecBlinken met with Foreign Minister Hayashi, the first Japanese Foreign Minister ever to attend a NATO ministerial. Thank you to Japan for supporting the Ukrainian people and ensuring a unified global response to Russia’s illegal war in Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/P3Wn0W60bN

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 7, 2022

https://twitter.com/LevinaNeythiri/status/1513754304368287747

Japanese Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi told reporters that he and Italian Defense Minister Lorenzo Guerini discussed the possible expansion of joint military drills and development of defense technology. https://t.co/N1WPzl3t9P

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) April 13, 2022

Japan faces difficulty in expanding a united sanctions front against Russia | The Japan Times https://t.co/AXlyLCyUOG

— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) April 11, 2022

Japan and the Philippines have agreed to start talks toward a possible defense agreement that would allow closer cooperation between their militaries amid regional tensions with China and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/7lCODbhMOO

— ABC News (@ABC) April 9, 2022

For the first time, diplomats from Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand joined the semi-regular meeting of NATO foreign ministers, sending a powerful message to the Kremlin—and Beijing. https://t.co/Hzr0J8SHLf

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 9, 2022

As it wages proxy war on Russia in Ukraine, the US-led NATO military cartel plans to encircle China and expand into the Asia-Pacific, collaborating with Japan, South Korea, Australia, & New Zealand

The US military is surrounding China with missile systemshttps://t.co/PE3LAJpQVz

— Benjamin Norton (@BenjaminNorton) April 9, 2022

https://twitter.com/Anne_MarieBrady/status/1512625307714572295

Japan strongly condemns Russia's missile attack on the railway station in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, which killed many innocent civilians trying to evacuate the city. The killing of innocent civilians is a war crime and it is absolutely intolerable.

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) April 9, 2022

Breaking with pacifist precedent, Japan sent bulletproof vests to Ukraine’s army. It also cracked open its doors to refugees https://t.co/vGTY9V1IZR

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 12, 2022

Japan’s response to Russia’s invasion of #Ukraine marked a decisive moment in Japan’s evolution away from the pacifist identity it has embraced since the U.S. pushed to insert a clause renouncing war into Japan’s postwar Constitution. (via @nytimes)https://t.co/TxoukN8bgo

— JUMProgram (@JUMProgram) April 11, 2022

Japan was initially reticent about calling Russia's actions war crimes, but did so after the Bucha Massacre. Japan's linkage of its expulsion of Russian diplomats to civilian deaths in Ukraine firmly aligns it with the Western consensus. https://t.co/NCwt0wmDST

— Samuel Ramani (@SamRamani2) April 8, 2022

Democracies that sit on ECOSOC and will vote tomorrow on Russia's U.N. candidacies include: Austria, Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, UK & USA.

I trust all will vote to reject Russia. https://t.co/Ye2013Q6kJ

— Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) April 12, 2022

According to government sources, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will likely seek to promote the realization of Japan’s vision of a “free and open Indo-Pacific” with China and Russia in mind. https://t.co/CU50mMFSJZ

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) April 13, 2022

'With #Russian forces laying waste to swathes of Ukrainian territory, even the most naive optimist has been forced to recognise that Putin is not going to make territorial concessions to Japan' writes @JamesDJBrown in the latest #RUSICommentary.https://t.co/S1Y4Dk88Oc

— RUSI (@RUSI_org) April 5, 2022

Following #Russia's invasion of #Ukraine, @Heritage writes on #Japan's need to have a contingency in case of an invasion of #Taiwan by #China.https://t.co/3TO8wfdaxp

— Taiwan International Relations Brief (@TW_IR_brief) April 12, 2022

Here's Why Russia Has Its Eye On These Islands In Japan https://t.co/qG8ZAINMNl

— Nerdy Addict (@Nerdy_Addict) April 8, 2022

Will Japan And Russia Tensions Over Contested Pacific Islands Spill Over Into War? – OpEdhttps://t.co/Y1URipaiMv
Each year, Japan’s Foreign Ministry releases a Diplomatic Bluebook, a guide to the government’s views on the world. Kyodo News, a reputed Japanese wire service, r… pic.twitter.com/E2hAOGzMdz

— Eurasia Review (@EurasiaReview) April 7, 2022

World 世界情勢等 Vol.33（Ukraine, etc. ウクライナなど）／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.186

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.235 (Russia, U.S. economy, etc.)

World Vol.232 (U.S. politics – jobs report, fmr VP’s speech, etc.)

World Vol.231 (Germany, ISIS, Musk) / Germany Vol.34

World Vol.230 (Meta)

World Vol.229 (U.S. economy, Canada protest, U.K. politics, etc.)

World Vol.228 (U.S. inflation)

World Vol.227 (U.S. Federal Reserve, Supreme Court, etc.)

World Vol.241 (CUP_PoliSci, PolStudies, OUPAcademic, etc.) / UK Vol.191
World Vol.240 (FPRI, BertelsmannFdn, ASI, cepr_org, CERI_SciencesPo, etc.)
World Vol.239 (CEPS_thinktank, Bruegel_org, ecfr, etc.)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
235：@CNBC、@SPGlobalRatings
232：@therecount,@BLS_gov
231：@RosickiR,@monthly_review,@bpolitics、@NilsSchmid,@GuyChazan,@FT
230：@nytimes,@MikeIsaac、@YahooFinance,@BrianSozzi
229：@BEA_News
228：@RutgersBSchool
227：@eden_stock,@Marketscreener1、@washingtonpost、@yfinanceplus

（先に掲載した Rakuten を除く）ウクライナ関連日本企業名及び「Ukraine」を入力検索して出て来たツイート
ロシアと深く関連するツイートについては別途掲載する予定です。

Steel ETF hits 6-month high, up 13% in the last five sessions

Steel prices in Europe are surging as a result of higher energy costs.

Earlier this week, Japan’s Nippon Steel flagged a possible shortfall as it imports 14% of its iron ore pellet feedstock from Russia and Ukraine pic.twitter.com/Io3mx37KYn

— Market Index (@MarketIndexAU) March 2, 2022

VanEck #Steel ETF hits 6-month highs as Russia-Ukraine crisis raises potential supply concerns

– Japan's Nippon Steel flags possible shortfall as 14% of iron ore pellet feedstock comes from RU/UKR
– ArcelorMittal said it was slowing down Ukraine production$BSL $SGM pic.twitter.com/m7H5A0PLyd

— Market Index (@MarketIndexAU) February 27, 2022

Russia-Ukraine crisis hit ArcelorMittal and Nippon #Steel https://t.co/PciV3MO2M5

— Iron & Steel Today (@IronSteelToday) February 25, 2022

Bracing for possible disruptions to its iron-ore supplies from Russia and Ukraine, Nippon Steel plans to make up any shortfall by buying more from alternative sources in Brazil and Australia. https://t.co/CvHtbuVM4h

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) February 25, 2022

Nippon Steel, bracing for possible disruptions to its iron-ore supplies from Russia and Ukraine, is planning to make up any shortfall by buying more from alternative sources in Brazil and Australia https://t.co/1IhBU12PwL

— Bloomberg (@business) February 25, 2022

Nippon Steel says can find alternatives for raw material it buys from Ukraine, Russia https://t.co/QejKM8xEQF pic.twitter.com/hOwl87XraL

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) February 24, 2022

BAT temporarily suspends manufacturing at its factory in Pryluky, Ukraine $bti $bats

This follows the earlier announcements from PMI, Japan Tobacco and Imperial Brands$mo $pm https://t.co/sUFuIKt6NB

— Tobacco Insider (@tobaccoinsider) March 2, 2022

For tobacco, Russia is #2 non-OECD market & 1 of most affordable$PM #1 there (as it is globally) with 32% share; Russia/Ukraine were 8% of revenues

#2 is Japan Tobacco, who claimed 37% market share

Imperial Brands $IMB has Russia as top-10 market, likely 5-10% of its revenues pic.twitter.com/12bleAnNCn

— Librarian Capital (@LibrarianCap) February 27, 2022

UKRAINE FALLOUT | MULTINATIONALS SCRAMBLE

Foreign companies have suspended production and business activity in Ukraine, seeking to ensure the safety of workers following the Russian invasion.https://t.co/257f6SvR1o

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) February 25, 2022

Here's a look at how the Russia-Ukraine tensions impacted Asian stocks this week. Japanese trading houses fell on perceived negative exposure, though they may benefit from spikes in commodity prices. Hitachi and Japan Tobacco were hit pretty hard.https://t.co/fpav4yI4gh

— Kurt Schussler (@kurt_schussler) February 26, 2022

Japan Tobacco says it temporarily suspended operations at its plant in Ukraine after Russia began invading the country https://t.co/OFkWnanaFY

— Bloomberg (@business) February 25, 2022

Japan Tobacco Inc. said it temporarily suspended operations at its cigarette factory in Kremenchuk in central Ukraine following Russia's invasion of the country. https://t.co/dDkjyYWami

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) February 25, 2022

Brewer Carlsberg, Japan Tobacco and a Coca-Cola bottler were among firms shutting factories in Ukraine, following Russia’s invasion, while UPS and FedEx Corp suspended services in and out of the country. https://t.co/5oxUasfePi

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) February 25, 2022

Brewer Carlsberg, Japan Tobacco and Coca-Cola bottler were among firms shutting factories in Ukraine following Russia's invasion, while #UPS and #FedEx suspended services in and out of the country#Ukraine #RussiaInvadedUkraine #UkraineRussiaConflict https://t.co/Zxkp0KF9s1

— Business Standard (@bsindia) February 25, 2022

We invest in Ukraine: Japan Tobacco International / JTI (Japan) https://t.co/DJxSyQzqk7

— inventure.com.ua (@inventure_ua) September 1, 2021

The financial market response to Russia’s invasion into Ukraine was predictably volatile, particularly in the energy and grain markets. BMO Private Wealth hosted a panel discussion on the potential implications to North America’s economy: https://t.co/Y9EiGN9joz

— The Takeda Group (@thetakedagroup) March 3, 2022

Bombardier said on Tuesday it will sell its regional jet business to Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd (MHI) for $550 million in cash.#UkrainianAviationProfessionals https://t.co/x5q9zw3sUu #aviation #airlines #Ukraine #Kyiv #pilotlife #plane #Bombardier #mitsubishi

— Ukrainian Aviation Professionals Association (@UAPA_Ukraine) June 25, 2019

Ukraine: Interpipe gets JFE Steel license to produce thread connections https://t.co/Alc5KpHPOk

— Metal Ukraine (@metalukraine) April 6, 2016

Rochester non-profit teams up with Vision Nissan to support Ukraine https://t.co/ormTdlcITV

— 105.5 The Beat (@thebeat1055fm) March 3, 2022

What to know about about the Russia-Ukraine war to date and how to deal with the growing threat.https://t.co/aipmfe46oL #HiSysSec #Cybersecurity #data_breach pic.twitter.com/9cCLuo39gu

— Hitachi Systems Security (@HitachiSysSec) March 2, 2022

What happened so far with the Russia-Ukraine cyber war and how to stay safe.

Check out the infographic for a few tips & follow us for more updates!https://t.co/f9rlb6R1mF #HiSySec #Russia_Ukraine #cyberwar pic.twitter.com/tG1aUALO0q

— Hitachi Systems Security (@HitachiSysSec) March 2, 2022

#BSWebExclusive | Coal India, GNFC, Cholamandalam, Fine Organic and Hitachi Energy can easily provide up to 14 per cent upside, indicate charts,@avdhutbagkar reports #CoalIndia #Markets #stockmarkets https://t.co/ICP5upR0fy

— Business Standard (@bsindia) February 28, 2022

#BSWebExclusive | Coal India, GNFC, Cholamandalam, Fine Organic and Hitachi Energy can easily provide up to 14 per cent upside, indicate charts,@avdhutbagkar reports #CoalIndia #Markets #stockmarkets https://t.co/2CMMU7SaGo

— Business Standard (@bsindia) February 28, 2022

Hitachi subsidiary GlobalLogic, HQ'd in the U.S., has 5 locations in Ukraine that employ 7,200 engineers. Hitachi made arrangements for those employees, mostly Ukrainian nationals, to be relocated to locations in Germany, Poland and other nearby countries. https://t.co/ivT4XBap0v

— DoubleDeuce (@DoubleDeuce) February 26, 2022

International companies that have big operations in Russia and Ukraine are closely monitoring Western sanctions on the…Learn more in our insight >>>

#BASF #Hitachi #JTI #Mitsubishi #Russia #sanctions #Toyota #UkraineCrisis https://t.co/7oNni2hfo8

— QUATRO International Inc. (@QuatroInc) February 27, 2022

#Cybersecurity concerns about Russia targeting infrastructure and businesses due to sanctions levied by the USA are real. Organizations who do business with or in Ukraine or contractors with the DoD are at the highest risk of being directly targeted. https://t.co/M6pNaGbZFG

— Hitachi ID (@Hitachi_ID) February 25, 2022

If it's not sanctions it'll be supply chain breakdown. Toyota, Panasonic, Hitachi and Komatsu, for eg., aren't citing ethics as reasons, just business issues.https://t.co/eihTWUWYRz

— SwarF 3.5% (@grimmand_uk) March 5, 2022

https://twitter.com/michaeltanchum/status/1500156333059891205

GERMAN-JAPANESE ENGINEERING COMPANY SUMITOMO ELECTRIC BORDNETZE WILL OPEN ONE MORE AUTOMOBILE WIRING PLANT IN UKRAINE https://t.co/xA8KFvQ4q8 pic.twitter.com/x6IgRaPiDe

— UA OPEN FOR BUSINESS (@uaopen4business) July 19, 2018

Sumitomo Electric Bordnetze-Ukraine opens new plant in Chortkiv https://t.co/ELjgpTUnIQ pic.twitter.com/63LJhZ1XF5

— Interfax-Ukraine.Eng (@InterfaxUkr) December 14, 2016

World in Ukraine: Japan’s car parts manufacturer Fujikura likes it close to EU border | KyivPost https://t.co/BPvkLHOLwF pic.twitter.com/m7JW2FFBb8

— KyivPost (@KyivPost) March 7, 2018

#Japan's #Fujikura enters #Ukraine market, hopefully for good https://t.co/fuy0wMx8QI pic.twitter.com/g1uup3oXnl

— KyivPost (@KyivPost) October 30, 2015

Japan's Fujikura plans to open two more plants in Ukraine – Kubiv https://t.co/Oam1eOGiBh pic.twitter.com/5pXsUHT5Z0

— Interfax-Ukraine.Eng (@InterfaxUkr) June 1, 2017

Yazaki is a truly global team. Members of Yazaki Ukraine recently volunteered their time and efforts to support an urgent customer production need in a neighboring plant, demonstrating their commitment to going above and beyond for our partners around the world. #yazakispirit pic.twitter.com/QZXP5xRisp

— Yazaki North America (@YazakiNA) November 9, 2020

A Tokyo-based electrical equipment manufacturing company Fujikura opened two factories in western Ukraine in Lviv https://t.co/MZZ06X5yWz via @YouTube

— Johan Gustavsson (@JohanGustavVon) February 10, 2018

Ukraine: Marubeni Corporation to extract rare metals https://t.co/yBpF0u3zpO

— Metal Ukraine (@metalukraine) September 23, 2021

Olga Magaletska, Head of the Office of the National Investment Council, met with Mr. Tetsuo Akiyama, Head of the Marubeni Corporation in Ukraine.https://t.co/PmjT2rMFLX

— Office of the National Investment Council Ukraine (@OfficeCouncil) June 9, 2020

Together with the Vice-President of the #Marubeni Corporation (https://t.co/ziWA5zhhXL) Yamazoe Shigeru we considered the possibility of cooperation on developing #renewable energy and #waste-to-energy projects in #Ukraine!@SAEE_Ukraine @UKRinJPN #energy pic.twitter.com/K5wqMY6vo2

— Sergiy Savchuk (@SavchukSergiy) May 29, 2018

The #Japanese company #Marubeni analyzes development of energy efficiency and #renewable energy sector in #Ukraine: https://t.co/Rxl1GmvzQ0 @minenergo_ua @UkrainianEnergy @OfficeCouncil @a7cap @UAInvestTeam @UKRinJPN pic.twitter.com/DHRruZbaqJ

— SAEE Ukraine (@SAEE_Ukraine) January 16, 2020

@SAEE_Ukraine presented to Marubeni Corporation advantages of #waste to #energy projects in #Ukraine https://t.co/iGtDO7JC4l #renewable pic.twitter.com/VyXLHZkXdi

— SAEE Ukraine (@SAEE_Ukraine) September 17, 2017

https://twitter.com/Sitecheckerpro/status/1433798185042989062

Russia-Ukraine crisis: Many auto makers halted deliveries to Russia https://t.co/I9WGlSIrn3
Volkswagen stops production in Russia, suspends export https://t.co/7pPD66xz04
Toyota halts operations in Ukraine, import stopped in Russia. https://t.co/A5dHSA354G pic.twitter.com/F1hu9VePtX

— Autocar Professional (@autocarpro) March 5, 2022

Toyota halts all operations in Ukraine, manufacturing and import stopped in Russia too https://t.co/8lwb5mR99C pic.twitter.com/Dx9jDul9v0

— Autocar Professional (@autocarpro) March 3, 2022

#EPAM’s cloud-based solution optimized for automotive was part of the Renesas Connected Cockpit Vehicle at #CES2018 in Las Vegas https://t.co/LBoGGVMUQN pic.twitter.com/J0T53A3ITs

— EPAM Ukraine (@epam_ukraine) January 15, 2018

#Ukraine #Apple #Microsoft #Google #Facebook #Nvidia #Pfizer #Exxon #Amazon #RoyalDutch #BP #Nestle #mercedesbenz #Fortune500 if every 1of World’s largest companies followed lead taken by Panasonic it would raise close to $100bn for Ukraine. It would send message to Dictatorships https://t.co/2400AMyPdO

— ScotSpectator (@ScotSpectator) March 4, 2022

Niestety ktoś sobie źle przeliczył:
"we have decided to donate approximately 20 million yen".
20.000.000JPY -> 173,000 USD; tysiące a nie miliony
źródło: https://t.co/KictMYKpwm

— Paweł (@pawel319) March 4, 2022

Free calls and SMS to Ukraine announced NTT, KDDI and SB https://t.co/8HGsNWtGsa

— Weng (@weng7_nkh) March 4, 2022

https://twitter.com/NTTCom_online/status/1500087940625874944

Gulfood 2018: just talking with Japanese companies. Really great interest to Ukrainian products. #gulfood2018 #ukraine #blackseagrainconference #ukragroconsult pic.twitter.com/XpF3wSEwz5

— Sergey Feofilov (@SergeyFeofilov) February 19, 2018

Japanese variety store Don Quixote has announced the intention of bringing in 100 refugee families from Ukraine. The company wants to supply them work, monetary support, and possibly temporary housing.

This is a great thing and I hope other companies do the same. https://t.co/K3qeNUaIxI

— T.T (@TiltShiftTokyo) March 3, 2022

Japanese companies are increasingly concerned that a possible sanctions war over Russia's invasion of Ukraine could impact their bottom lines. https://t.co/hnlG5nijbS

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) February 26, 2022

Japanese companies suspend operation in Ukraine https://t.co/RQm64tV6rj

— P.M. NEWS (@pmnewsnigeria) February 25, 2022

#Putin War: Japanese Companies Suspend Operation In #Ukraine – Reports https://t.co/iwsaNOYeo0

— TheGenius Media (@Degeniusmedia) February 25, 2022

Japanese firms trying to secure safety of workers in #Ukraine | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, #Japan News and Analysis : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/9ZeZSHT4jE

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) February 25, 2022

Japanese companies operating in Ukraine have been evacuating employees and taking other precautions as tensions mounted with Russiahttps://t.co/hob0gNjoib pic.twitter.com/JNR4gQyJmH

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) February 24, 2022

57 Japanese companies operated in Ukraine as of January, with roughly half involved in automobiles and other types of manufacturing, while some others are wholesalers. #Ukraine #Japan https://t.co/5Xg9BPnprC

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) February 9, 2022

TDB There are 57 Japanese companies expanding into Ukraine. There is a possibility that the situation will become tense, and the movement to evacuate expatriates and close bases will increase. https://t.co/WNSZmVF0P3

— re-how.net (@rehownet2) January 27, 2022

World 世界情勢等 Vol.29 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.184

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.219 (U.S. media)

World Vol.218 (Christmas, economy, etc.)

World Vol.217 / Science and Technology Vol.88 (semiconductors)　半導体

World Vol.216 (WEF; oil & gas corporations)

World Vol.215 (coronavirus – Omicron variant)　オミクロン株

World Vol.214 (central banks of Australia and New Zealand; oil & gas corporations)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
219：@sfchronicle,@zillow、@StarAdvertiser,@AP
218：@CNBC
217：@stlouisfed,@STLFedResearch、@DallasFed,@gttuttle、@VisualCap,@asegroup_global、@POLITICO,@dariogila
216：@wef,@pewresearch、@wef,@AdeccoGroup
215：@MikeSington,@NIH、@NewshubNZ、@nymag,@intelligencer
214：@RBAInfo２枚

米英豪などのコロナウイルス状況関連ツイート（主に日本時間30日午前11時までの一日）

My Omicron face! Yup. My entire family has it. I'm tired and have sniffles. Most of my family have absolutely no symptoms. Do as you choose. I'm so glad I'm vaccinated. pic.twitter.com/MAXuSrawHV

— Paul Stanley (@PaulStanleyLive) December 27, 2021

Denmark is a few weeks ahead of Oz in the omicron outbreak. Deaths are on the rise; equivalent to ~100/day in Australia. Their vaccination rates are better than Oz’s; 3rd dose is 42% vs 8%. Creating the impression that it is ok for omicron to spread is a public health threat. pic.twitter.com/WPcv4inAy8

— Prof Brendan Crabb (@CrabbBrendan) December 29, 2021

A study of nearly 12,000 households in Denmark shows a marked reduction of Omicron transmission among people who had a 3rd (booster) shot https://t.co/gUPW6UCvpm pic.twitter.com/NjQPymxIG7

— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) December 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/EricTopol/status/1476253179503251461

Serious question since I’m not a dr. If omicron is contagious but not deadly(25,000 cases in Africa with no deaths) why try and control it? Why not let it go and let people get it and develop immunity? Especially for those who won’t get vaccinated? Pls no hate, I’m just curious.

— Phil Mickelson (@PhilMickelson) December 23, 2021

‘I would say Omicron is our natural booster, and will hopefully end this pandemic’

Consultant surgeon Dr Anthony Hinton reacts to news that Omicron case numbers are dropping in South Africa. pic.twitter.com/jrU6DBlaTG

— GB News (@GBNEWS) December 29, 2021

NOTE:

This headline (From @US_FDA) is very likely NOT Accurate

Why?

1) Antigen Tests Detect a part of Omicron that isnt mutated

2) What the study identified is not that rapid tests are less sensitive – but simply that Omicron is more infectious

1/https://t.co/pxP3U4JHOF

— Michael Mina (@michaelmina_lab) December 29, 2021

Omicron game-changer, mild brief without major systemic invasion, escapes natural, vaccinated, and monoclonal antibodies. Explained by heavily mutated RBD on S1. Will induce additional immunity to new Spike and 26 additional proteins including nucleocapsid; "Natural Booster" pic.twitter.com/Ii4hcKVKhL

— Peter McCullough, MD MPH (@P_McCulloughMD) December 28, 2021

https://twitter.com/Cleavon_MD/status/1476362422185246721

Omicron cases are on the rise, but it’s clear that vaccines and boosters are making a difference. Vaccines and boosters help prevent severe illness and death — if you haven’t already, go get your vaccine and booster. pic.twitter.com/w6KL27VKrL

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) December 30, 2021

Last week, President Biden rolled out a federal plan to support efforts to tackle Omicron at every level of government.

Here’s the full clip of his comments yesterday, where he reaffirmed the need for a strong partnership between Federal and State governments. pic.twitter.com/s9HAtu9Qsb

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) December 28, 2021

NEW: Florida Surgeon General says Biden Admin is "actively preventing" distribution of monoclonal antibodies by pausing shipments of Regeneron, in letter to HHS Sec.

Feds paused Regeneron bc it may not work against Omicron. FL says it can still be used in existing Delta cases. pic.twitter.com/9mmw5SsuZJ

— Jay O'Brien (@jayobtv) December 28, 2021

Breaking News: The U.S. is averaging 267,000 daily coronavirus cases, according to a New York Times database. The record comes as two highly contagious variants — Delta and Omicron — converge and threaten to overwhelm hospitals. https://t.co/8TVaNChvof

— The New York Times (@nytimes) December 29, 2021

COVID-19 booster shots increase antibody levels by more than 20x — providing a high degree of protection against severe illness with Omicron.

Get your shot today, folks.

— President Biden (@POTUS) December 28, 2021

My Administration has the back of every governor fighting COVID-19 in their state. Last week, I rolled out a federal plan to tackle Omicron by adding vaccination and booster capacity, hospital equipment, staff, and more.

We’re going to get through this by working together.

— President Biden (@POTUS) December 28, 2021

I know folks are worried about Omicron and wondering how they can stay safe.

The answer is simple: Get your booster shot, get vaccinated, and wear a mask.

— President Biden (@POTUS) December 27, 2021

As we continue our holiday celebrations and head into the new year, remember that the best way to protect your health and keep your loved ones safe from COVID-19 and the Omicron variant is to get vaccinated and get your booster shot.

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) December 28, 2021

Our T cells appear to be ready, willing and able to defend vs Omicron https://t.co/VA2AZW3Jhl CD4+ and CD8+ cells hold up well in people vaccinated or prior Covid pic.twitter.com/nK9l63vDSA

— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) December 29, 2021

We thought the anti-Covid pill Paxlovid (Nirmatrelvir) would be effective vs Omicron because there are few, if any, mutations in the main protease of the virus in variants. But good to see this confirmation of potency in an independent lab (not Pfizer) https://t.co/HyCaYtBVRA pic.twitter.com/d5EQMKE2OZ

— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) December 30, 2021

Fantastic thread (both in style and substance)

Although Omicron is very capable of evading antibodies and causing reinfections/breakthroughs, it barely evades T-cells at all, meaning vaxxed or recovered people are likely to retain very good protection against severe disease https://t.co/72rMB3qjBB

— John Burn-Murdoch (@jburnmurdoch) December 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/ezralevant/status/1474106318206255113

If you're considering going to some sort of indoor event – a concert, a movie, dinner – and you're wondering how to "make it safe" – and by "safe" you mean avoid omicron?

In simple terms, the answer is "don't go to indoor events"

— Matthew Cortland, JD (@mattbc) December 29, 2021

London and New York City are now ground zero for the Omicron epidemic and each have good testing, so observing the scope of decoupling between cases and hospitalization in each city will help us understand severity of Omicron in highly vaccinated and previously exposed population pic.twitter.com/mwuH4KrHWj

— Scott Gottlieb, MD (@ScottGottliebMD) December 29, 2021

One of two new studies out today showing that most of your disease-fighting T cell responses generated from vaccination or from previous Covid infection still recognize the #Omicron variant and should offer protection against serious disease. https://t.co/nSG5RS8Eaq

— Scott Gottlieb, MD (@ScottGottliebMD) December 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/1476274288365867022

BREAKING—The FDA just announced that rapid antigen tests are less sensitive for detecting #Omicron variant infections. This could mean we are missing a lot more #COVID19. I know many families with everyone having symptoms but many not positive. Oy. https://t.co/3q06hgp0de pic.twitter.com/mPgg3Fm5ZP

— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) December 28, 2021

France is mandating work from home starting on January 3rd. The Netherlands is on lockdown, and so is most of the UK due to omicron. But here in the US we're throwing the doors open to just about everything. It's going to be quite a January.

— Imara Jones (@imarajones) December 28, 2021

I’m confused @ScottMorrisonMP Omicron spreads more easily than any other variant. It doesn’t care if you are a family member, a coworker, a drinker in the pub or breathing the same air in a lift. Isolating close contacts slows spread. Isolating less people means faster spread.

— AMA President (@amapresident) December 29, 2021

Fact: Travelers infected with the #coronavirus & every other variant have spread it around the world via air travel. Omicron didnt swim across the Pacific Ocean to the Hawaiian Islands, it came on an ✈️.

You want to crush the virus, address air travel. https://t.co/zo5BOJCWll

— Kai Kahele (@kaikahele) December 30, 2021

#Omicron hasn't just mutated. It's changed Covid symptom presentation too.
Out: Loss of smell, taste.
In: Sore throat*, runny nose, congestion, cough, body aches.
If you have any of these, it's probably not a cold or flu. You probably have Omicron.

— Abdu Sharkawy (@SharkawyMD) December 26, 2021

Unvaccinated getting Omicron, Double vaccinated getting Omicron, Triple vaccinated getting Omicron…

In HUGE numbers.

Now show me some evidence that Vaccine Passports work. One teeny weeny shred of evidence.
Because countries like Ireland,France & Germanys stats say otherwise.

— Adam Brooks (@EssexPR) December 28, 2021

Omicron hospital admissions in South Africa have remained 10 times higher than their Delta baseline for the last three weeks. 10 times higher. For the last 3 weeks. pic.twitter.com/5kV2NTE0u9

— Dr Dan Goyal (@danielgoyal) December 29, 2021

We live in a country where the govt will ask the military to set up field hospitals & plan for mortuary capacity before enacting even the most basic public health measures to *prevent* this.

183,000 confirmed cases today – the silence is deafening. https://t.co/6zUtVO46YA

— Deepti Gurdasani (@dgurdasani1) December 29, 2021

This is what we were told would not happen with Omicron. Chart source: Casey Briggs / ABC pic.twitter.com/mxGZcZPsUZ

— PRGuy (@PRGuy17) December 29, 2021

ABC @abc730 should be brought back tonight to keep Australians informed about Omicron crisis. Murdoch Press owns the federal government which just promulgates its let ‘er rip public health orders. We need @CaseyBriggs @normanswan et al. C’mon ABC!

— Quentin Dempster (@QuentinDempster) December 30, 2021

HUGE

An international team of scientists have identified antibodies that neutralize Omicron and other SARS-CoV-2 variants

These antibodies target areas of the virus spike protein that remain essentially unchanged as the viruses mutate https://t.co/bu2izOetOR

— Mass Formation Poso (@JackPosobiec) December 29, 2021

COVID is over. Omicron is a cold and everyone knows it.

Fauci is hysterical. No one's listening to him.

The tyrants are on their heels. Now's the time to knock them on their asses.

— John – Naturally Immune – Cardillo (@johncardillo) December 28, 2021

The media going back and forth between Omicron and Delta now reminds me of that Looney Tunes bit where Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck are ripping off the signs on the tree that read RABBIT SEASON and DUCK SEASON ad nauseam.

— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) December 28, 2021

Good news! Not only is Omicron far less serious than the Delta variant but the graph shows that it is dying out in South Africa! pic.twitter.com/lmtKTBHZE1

— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) December 29, 2021

Bad news: natural immunity doesnt work for Omicron.
Good news: the above doesnt matter because its a cold and natural immunity never works against a cold.

Game over. We are now seeing this on the clinical side. Just got off the phone with several frontline docs. Flu is worse.

— Daniel Horowitz (@RMConservative) December 26, 2021

NEW – Omicron: A gigantic mountain of plastic waste will be created in the coming weeks by billions of Covid antigen tests, in addition to the waste generated by disposable masks.

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) December 29, 2021

I assume Morrison’s next press conference will be to announce he’s redefined COVID-19 to exclude Omicron before congratulating himself on ending the pandemic in Australia. #auspol #Domicron

— Andrew P Street (@AndrewPStreet) December 30, 2021

Omicron, out of control, one strain hard to detect, concerns over Delta mutating.

Johnson, doing nothing, because his covidiot backbenchers have him by the balls.

We had control in July. He ruined that because he wanted to be a Poundland Churchill.

It’s been TWO fucking years.

— Super Tanskiii (@supertanskiii) December 29, 2021

The players had more risk of dying in a plane crash on the way to the tournament than of the Omicron variant but hey, let's shut down a once in a lifetime opportunity for them all anyway. https://t.co/ZznbCHqnmg

— Cory Morgan (@CoryBMorgan) December 29, 2021

The CDC tryna knock out omicron pic.twitter.com/uYwWnGBmA3

— Josiah Johnson (@KingJosiah54) December 28, 2021

World 世界情勢等 Vol.26 (COP26, G20, etc.) ／ 2021 G20 Rome summit ローマG20サミット

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.205 (COP26)　於：英グラスゴー

World Vol.204 (COP26)　於：英グラスゴー

World Vol.202 (G20)　於：伊ローマ

World Vol.200 (incl G20, COP26 – U.K. media)

World Vol.199 (incl G20, COP26 – U.S. media)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
205：@UNFCCC、@guardian,@jrockstrom、@nytimes,@LDCChairUNFCCC、@qz,@Hannah_Bananaz
204：@COP26
202：@g20rg,@GloGovProj,@g20org
200：@SkyNews,@alixculbertson、@Reuters
199：@nytimes,@SominiSengupta,@jasondhorowitz,@jimtankersley

COP26及び日本に関連するツイート

On November 11th, Minister Yamaguchi met with the U.S. Special Presidential @ClimateEnvoy John Kerry to exchange views during #COP26 in the U.K.. pic.twitter.com/fI01Exa6pC

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 12, 2021

On November 12th, Minister Yamaguchi met with Minister Pompili @barbarapompili of France’s Ministry of the Ecological Transition to exchange views during #COP26 in the U.K. pic.twitter.com/0NjqrvDRHC

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 12, 2021

On November 12th, Minister Yamaguchi met with Minister Svenja Schulze @SvenjaSchulze68 , Germany’s Minister of the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety during #COP26 in the U.K. They exchanged views on COP26 negotiations. pic.twitter.com/Mbeanwn6Xd

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 13, 2021

On November 12th, Minister Yamaguchi met with Minister Yasmine Fouad of Egypt’s Ministry of Environment @EGY_Environment to exchange views during #COP26 in the U.K. pic.twitter.com/ZTGJKbb43w

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 13, 2021

On November 11th, Minister Yamaguchi met with Minister Leite @joaquimleitemma , Brazil’s Minister of the Environment to exchange views during #COP26 in the U.K. pic.twitter.com/Ja5iL6ubdh

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 12, 2021

On November 11th, Minister Yamaguchi met with China’s Special envoy for Climate Change Xie Zhenhua during #COP26 in the U.K. They exchanged views on COP26 negotiations. pic.twitter.com/mufq8UqvZp

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 12, 2021

#JapanPavilion in #COP26, a seminar on Reconstruction and the efforts to #Decarbonazation of #Fukushima has been held. Thanks for having many participants from all over the world. We’ll continue to send out information about the efforts and the future of Fukushima to the world! pic.twitter.com/wdtOrEQOPF

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 12, 2021

#Climate-related disasters are displacing more and more #Somali people. @UNDP and @Japan are helping some get back on their feet with grants to set up new businesses. #COP26 #ClimateAction #SDG13 @JapanInKenya pic.twitter.com/FoY0Aun5wP

— UNDP Somalia (@UNDPSomalia) November 7, 2021

Met newly appointed Environment Minister of Japan Mr Yamaguchi Michael Tsuyoshi at @COP26 today.

Discussed at length the challenges and solutions related to climate change, marine litter, air pollution, sustainable transports and technologies. pic.twitter.com/wUGi9wxczX

— Bhupender Yadav (@byadavbjp) November 12, 2021

#COP26 successfully ended. Countries are to accelerate their efforts to tackle #ClimateCrisis , including by innovative means. Japan🇯🇵 will continue to lead such efforts, to save our 🌏.#climate https://t.co/yHMktIMuNu

— ASARI Hideki (@HidekiAsari) November 14, 2021

Privileged to meet at #COP26 with 🇯🇵METI Deputy Commissioner & DG for International Policy on Carbon Neutrality Ryo Minami and Deputy DG for Environmental Affairs Shinichi Kihara to discuss Japan’s climate&energy transition goals and Japan-@IEA partnership&cooperation. pic.twitter.com/jnxKWDOqNo

— Mary Burce Warlick (@AmbMaryWarlick) November 14, 2021

We can't afford another year of the same old carbonisation. Thanks to India, Australia, Russia, Japan and a handful of other selfish bastards, we're going up beyond 420ppm and down the social-ecological pan. #CopOut26 #COP26 pic.twitter.com/DaC7ClOi91

— Andy Scollick (@Andy_Scollick) November 13, 2021

Now released the documents of our #COP26 Japan Pavilion Seminar “#GHG Monitoring Project for the Global Stocktake 2023” on November 2, 2021. Please visit the following URL. #ClimateChange https://t.co/z9q3Llz0Lf pic.twitter.com/jXKNigEAr1

— CGER NIES Publications (@cgernies_en) November 12, 2021

By 2050, there's going to be triple the amount of AC units in the world.

That's equivalent to all the energy that the US, Japan and Europe use today.@EPGOxford are looking for new sustainable ways to keep the world cool without compromising the environment.#COP26 #TruePlanet pic.twitter.com/gxoc1vXyMp

— University of Oxford (@UniofOxford) November 11, 2021

Climate adaptation measures locally in 🇯🇵 sneak peek:

☑️Tokyo's installation of heat-resistant roads

☑️Shiga Prefecture's comprehensive and interactive Safety map, simulating risks the regions face for not-yet-experienced, record-high rainfalls#COP26 #locallyledadaptation pic.twitter.com/2WahtWBa9T

— 🇬🇧UK in Japan🇯🇵 (@UKinJapan) November 8, 2021

Japan, S Korea, the US & EU countries are dumping used cars in emerging countries like Kyrgyzstan – after already failing to meet minimum safety & environmental standards back home. @Internews & @StanleyConnect Fellow @ChynybaevaB reports for @TheScotsman: https://t.co/XblO9UBGnM

— Earth Journalism Network (@earthjournalism) November 10, 2021

Our Climate Ambition Zone hydrogen events today strongly focus on the role of collaboration. So we're delighted to announce a new partnership between Scotland & Japan, to enhance low-carbon collaboration, supporting Scotland’s net zero ambitions 👉 https://t.co/Iv38VazybA #COP26 pic.twitter.com/sixGWaMfxM

— Scottish Enterprise (@scotent) November 10, 2021

"While 23 countries agreed in Glasgow to end coal, Japan is finding it hard to break its addiction to black gold."https://t.co/FRDS48sc2u

— The New Statesman (@NewStatesman) November 12, 2021

Sunday 14th November at 7.30pm As we enter an era of climate instability a lesson from Japan in resilience and compassion about re-establishing life in the aftermath of the the Fukoshima Tsunami and consequent nuclear disaster. #COP26 #ClimateAction https://t.co/GoRERYwjV4 pic.twitter.com/E1JF40Yb9t

— Star & Shadow Cinema (@StarAndShadow) November 11, 2021

COP 26: Day 11 – During #COP26, we’re highlighting our research exploring environmental change and peace. Today we’re comparing natural disasters in Haiti and Japan and the role Positive Peace plays in resilience and rebuilding after a disaster

Read → https://t.co/TOxdFSYyNd pic.twitter.com/Uqt9f2x2SQ

— IEP Global Peace Index (@GlobPeaceIndex) November 11, 2021

"For adaptation to climate change, Japan will double our assistance to approximately $14.8 billion, such as in the area of disaster risk reduction," said Yutaka Shoda, Vice-Minister for Global Environmental Affairs, Japan at the #COP26 Ministerial Dialogue on #AdaptationAction. pic.twitter.com/LmsnKpWTlD

— Global Center on Adaptation (@GCAdaptation) November 8, 2021

#COP26 side event “Toward Strengthening Transparency Activities by the Private Sectors” was held. H.E. Fu Minister of Sustainability and the Environment, Singapore and H.E. Yamaguchi Minister of the Environment, Japan made opening remarks and announced the launch of #PaSTI Phase2 pic.twitter.com/neMmf8vpWv

— OECC (@OECC_Japan) November 15, 2021

Government delegates from #Mongolia, #Chile & #Vietnam as JCM partner countries and #MOEJ, #IGES and #GEC from Japan are joining the #JCM side event to share recent progress of JCM related activities.#COP26, #JapanPavilion, #UNFCCC, #ClimateChange
Live: https://t.co/ukMAXABCEO pic.twitter.com/GyrN97zW9Z

— OECC (@OECC_Japan) November 8, 2021

#COP26 Side Event "Implementing the #JCM and creating various benefits for stakeholders" will start soon (10:30) at #JapanPavilion !
Live: https://t.co/W7WLYcLD1q / https://t.co/sP8w3y11J1
Agenda: https://t.co/FufJxq274h pic.twitter.com/KuoDLBU444

— OECC (@OECC_Japan) November 8, 2021

🍃 Subnational initiatives are essential to achieve a decarbonized society.

Join us at #COP26 to see how 🇯🇵 Japan has been contributing to #decarbonisation in #cities.

🗨️ Wed, 10 Nov, 11:00 CET
🟡 https://t.co/DYGFN0jLAj 🏷️ @MOEJ_Climate pic.twitter.com/2EFd0yLOT4

— OECD SMEs, Regions, Cities & Tourism (@OECD_local) November 9, 2021

Green tech responds to climate change’s urgent call to action; Nations gather @COP26 to spur international collaboration.
Press release: https://t.co/mCmgbQerUp @UNFCCC @UNEP @andersen_inger @RoseMwebaza @NDE_Germany @BMWi_Bund @EU_Commission @CCMofa_Japan @METI_JPN @OvaisSarmad pic.twitter.com/KQDwoGQUqT

— CTCN (@UNFCCC_CTCN) November 10, 2021

[LIVE NOW] Japan and the US are cooperating on accelerating the transition to decarbonization. Both countries recognize subnational action as key, and will collaborate even further to support them in their efforts. Join this event at #COP26 to learn more: https://t.co/zjnaeZYzAc pic.twitter.com/hCLos8Lwdi

— ICLEI (@ICLEI) November 10, 2021

More than 20 countries agreed to phase out coal power at #COP26 in Glasgow, but not Japan – a ‘leap backwards’ for a country that once led the way on the Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhouse gas emissions https://t.co/MvgxYdXmhT pic.twitter.com/ndiDBASe5E

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 9, 2021

Japan, once a leader on climate, under fire for coal use at COP26 https://t.co/IZUBPJ367B pic.twitter.com/3mtdG83hhw

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 9, 2021

Rich countries, including the USA, #Canada, Japan & much of western Europe, account for 12% of the global pop’n but are responsible for 50% of all climate emissions released over the past 170 years. #cop26 #climatecrisis https://t.co/u9HJxQPSZw

— Canadian Health Assoc for Sustainability & Equity (@Health_Enviro) November 14, 2021

#COP26 is ending, but Australia continues to take #ClimateActions
The Government🇦🇺 has released its Future Fuels and Vehicles Strategy.@Toyota_Aus has also worked on developments on charging/refuelling stations to expand the EV/Hydrogen vehicle market🚗 https://t.co/loNlL9adeQ

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) November 11, 2021

At this #COP26 event, Joint Crediting Mechanism partner countries describe JCM co-benefits including:

🟡Facilitating diffusion of decarbonization technologies
🟡Contributing to Japan’s and partner countries’ #NDCs, and more (@OECC_Japan)

Our highlights👉 https://t.co/KMIdwPegPJ pic.twitter.com/aa8eabSChe

— Earth Negotiations Bulletin (@IISD_ENB) November 8, 2021

"It is going to go on fire or drown, but nobody is really doing anything,” Ringo Starr continued. “I’m not political, but Japan and Russia didn’t even turn up [at the ongoing COP26]." https://t.co/SLInAa2zKJ

— American Songwriter (@AmerSongwriter) November 9, 2021

8 Nov. JINF "Speaking out"
COP at Turning Point

・Japan’s leading low-carbon coal-burning technologies
・France led comeback to nuclear#COP26 #RenewableEnergy #JapanColumn https://t.co/ETJDZ6zImL

— 国家基本問題研究所 (@JP_jinf) November 11, 2021

Today !! So soon !! Don’t miss #COP26 Side Event “Partnerships between Japan and the rest of Asia for a new age” !
Date/Time: November 11 (Thu), 15:00 – 16:30 (UTC+0)
Registration: Please enter your name, e-mail address etc. in the following URL.https://t.co/bm863YtDPc

— CGER NIES Publications (@cgernies_en) November 11, 2021

On November 1, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that his country would seek to reach carbon neutrality by 2070…
Read more 👉https://t.co/3u1G88HIhu
Archives 👉https://t.co/KpwcMAoDlN #COP26 pic.twitter.com/RoC6T5CiF6

— The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan（IEEJ｜エネ研） (@IEEJ_Japan) November 9, 2021

A heavily forested Russian island north of Japan has become a testing ground for Moscow's efforts to reconcile its prized fossil fuel industry with the need to do something about climate change. #COP26 https://t.co/SqJKm1Wzo1

— The Associated Press (@AP) November 9, 2021

Japan, Others Fail to Agree Phasing Out Gasoline Cars at COP26 https://t.co/FjW5BJUcKR

— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) November 10, 2021

The COP26 agreement was packed with compromises, leaving all sides — from wealthy nations seeking faster action to resource-rich developing countries and low-lying island states — dissatisfied. https://t.co/d8exYjwVQL

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) November 15, 2021

Japanese-inspired forests take root in COP26 host cityhttps://t.co/G0Hmef1KYx

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) November 12, 2021

#Hitachi is the lone Japanese corporation among #COP26 Partners, but it is in good company at the @UN Climate Conference in Glasgow with some of #Japan's other big names powering good toward a decarbonized society! https://t.co/MooQbhDTSk

— Hitachi (@HitachiGlobal) November 9, 2021

https://twitter.com/Hitachi_US/status/1459181692812464149

Sadly as 'Toyota sneakily spreads anti-EV propaganda' (in schools!) – Japan earns the COP26 old fossil, wooden spoon, on the back of it. Tough read for ⁦@JAPANinUK⁩

Doors Electrek report from 'concerned parent' need an EV/hydrogen vehicles response? https://t.co/d4vKUXis7N

— Green Liberal Democrats 🔶 (@GreenLibDems) November 11, 2021

Shipping routes for the transport of iron ore from Australia to Japan and containerized goods from East Asia to Europe are at the center of plans to slash maritime carbon emissions by 2030.https://t.co/cS44nR8fwz #container #shippingcontainer #COP26 #Greenshipping #Shipping

— Maritime Gateway (@maritimegateway) November 15, 2021

"Vietnam has also become a major producer, shipping mainly to Japan and South Korea. Vietnamese exports increased over 18 times from 2013 thru last year, with profits rising from $23 million to $351 million." https://t.co/q3tiysIzzc

— The Mekong Eye (@MekongEye) November 11, 2021

– Business News Beyond BBG –
* Nikkei: Kishida's right-hand man shows new leadership style in Japan
* Yahoo: Yahoo Finance Plus presents 'Energy: A Return to Fossil Fuels'
* FT: COP26 agrees new climate rules but India and China weaken coal pledgehttps://t.co/GlcxGjn770

— Ed van der Walt (@EdVanDerWalt) November 14, 2021

https://twitter.com/schmangee/status/1460053662408003589

🇦🇺 Australia is one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change in developed world.

🇯🇵 46% of Japan's and 47% of Japan's industrial output are under threat from climate change.

🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia's water security is under threat from climate change. https://t.co/CVKhZWo41d

— Ross Colquhoun (@rosscolquhoun) November 13, 2021

Among positives at #COP26, still under way in Glasgow, electric vehicles have had a big boost. >100 entities including countries & automakers have pledged to transition to #EVs by 2040. Dampener: largest auto markets US, China, Japan haven't signed on https://t.co/xTmWY8nfF7 pic.twitter.com/hJOdHAvSnu

— IndiaSpend (@IndiaSpend) November 13, 2021

Who needs to step up for #COP26:
Australia
South Korea
South Africa
United States
China
Germany
Japan
Canada
Turkey
Russia
India@EmberClimate documents the pr. capita coal consumption. It does not look good.

OECD countries should end coal by 2030 to align with 1.5 degrees. pic.twitter.com/XRVKl6XiG5

— Brian Vad Mathiesen (@BrianVad) November 12, 2021

Pika pika!

Some activists dressed as the Pokémon character Pikachu on energy day at #COP26. ⚡️

The group were protesting Japan's support for the coal industry.

📸Alberto Pezzali/AP
👉https://t.co/XkPJDVpIW7 pic.twitter.com/QMuHr2z8De

— Euronews Green (@euronewsgreen) November 8, 2021

Japan won’t sign COP26 statement on ending use of coal-fired plants. #COP26 #OOTT #ONGT #EnergyCrisis https://t.co/8JeOD8R71k

— Global LNG News (@GlobalLNGnews) November 8, 2021

COP26: Japan to invest $100 mil to convert fossil-fired plants to ammonia, hydrogen based | S&P Global Platts https://t.co/9979kggYYd

— james kaff (@kaffjamesnewtow) November 7, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.35

COP26 World Leaders Summit Statement by Prime Minister KISHIDA Fumio(November 2)https://t.co/je47DbJPoR

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) November 3, 2021

PM Kishida: I will now head to the United Kingdom to attend the COP 26 UN Climate Change Conference.(1/4) pic.twitter.com/7YQo6rV8mm

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) November 3, 2021

PM Kishida: I attended the COP26 World Leaders Summit despite a very demanding schedule in recent days. I conveyed to the international community Japan’s strong determination to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 (1/6) pic.twitter.com/wZoP12UEaZ

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) November 4, 2021

We also agreed to meet again at the earliest possible time. I consider my face-to-face summit-level diplomacy to have gotten off to a very positive start.(6/6)#COP26 #初外遊 #英国 @JoeBiden @BorisJohnson @ScottMorrisonMP @antonioguterres @kishida230 pic.twitter.com/r3jfTW3gzA

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) November 4, 2021

Some of the world's top CO2 emitters used #COP26 to send a strong message:

🌏 India pledged to cut emissions to net zero by 2070
🌏 Japan said it's determined to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050
🌏 China skipped attendancehttps://t.co/kfkId9YDkv pic.twitter.com/FW7qYWX1Wy

— DW News (@dwnews) November 2, 2021

#ICYMI: #Japan Prime Minister KISHIDA Fumio meets #US President @JoeBiden for the first time face-to-face at #COP26 in #Glasgow @kishida230

(🎥 via @kantei) pic.twitter.com/adYH7hAyIN

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) November 3, 2021

#COP26: Japan PM Kishida says #Japan ready to offer up to $10 billion in additional assistance for five years to 2025 to support decarbonization in Asia @kishida230 https://t.co/Kkjtd5mt2D pic.twitter.com/0AzqWxyWUd

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) November 2, 2021

The world’s top-selling carmaker Toyota has come joint last in a Greenpeace ranking of carbon emission efforts by auto firms, according to a list published Thursday during the COP26 climate summit.https://t.co/UIrgKtCy0R pic.twitter.com/vHkEfuOfqB

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) November 4, 2021

Japan’s new prime minister, Fumio Kishida, makes his international debut this week at the UN climate summit. Ahead of his election, 50% of Japanese adults said they are dissatisfied with the country’s efforts to preserve the environment. #COP26 pic.twitter.com/wAuMWAcsHZ

— GallupNews (@GallupNews) November 2, 2021

#Japan’s PM Kishida Fumio has a clear mandate to lead his country’s economic recovery, but with another election looming in July 2022, time is short for him to deliver to his country’s voters.

Read the latest analysis by @RobertAlanWard https://t.co/EnsXmU73hj

— IISS News (@IISS_org) November 3, 2021

Japan's ruling coalition led by the Liberal Democratic Party retained a majority in the Lower House election. The CSIS Japan Chair analyzes the results and the challenges facing Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in the coming months.https://t.co/CD9urQBA6k

— CSIS (@CSIS) November 1, 2021

“The new Kishida administration’s initiative in moving forward a tangible economic security agenda should get serious attention in Washington.”

Read @MPGoodman88’s latest piece on U.S.-Japan economic security priorities: https://t.co/FXdYFBWR9e

— CSIS Economics (@CSIS_Econ) November 3, 2021

Is your supply chain company looking for opportunities in the floating offshore wind market? Check out our opportunity guide for the Japanese offshore wind market 👇 #COP26 #FloatingOffshoreWind https://t.co/CrjWotpfAz

— Scottish Enterprise (@scotent) November 2, 2021

Two days after scoring a surprisingly robust election victory, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is promising up to $10 billion in additional climate finance for developing countries https://t.co/sCW8ywXl8W

— Bloomberg Green (@climate) November 2, 2021

https://twitter.com/JapanMissionEU/status/1454342305058594816

Asked about criticism from Belize, Boris Johnson says the nation is right to raise concerns. He cites a financial commitment made by Japan and adds that "other countries are going to have to do more"#COP26 latest: https://t.co/OsjETcHtqc pic.twitter.com/wkkKgPxKNS

— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 2, 2021

We are delighted to announce today, especially on Finance Day at #COP26, that LSEG and the Japanese Stock Exchange will develop net zero climate indices covering Japan’s equity market. Read the press release: https://t.co/48q0oZOQHU pic.twitter.com/TOh1LqTZ9e

— London Stock Exchange, An LSEG Business (@LSEplc) November 3, 2021

Happy to meet the Prime Minister of Japan, @kishida230 at #COP26!

Japan's climate ambition of net zero emissions goal by 2050 is crucial to our collective efforts to fight global climate change pic.twitter.com/vqaub6bhPa

— Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) November 2, 2021

https://twitter.com/CANIntl/status/1455631972865355776

#Tentsmuir NNR staff sent moss, lichen and lovely tiny fungi to be part of a Japanese-inspired ikebana display at #COP26. NNR staff were asked to scour their reserves for beautiful and unusual items to remind delegates of the fragility of the natural world.#ClimateNeedsNature pic.twitter.com/Fju5f1jSYl

— ForthNatureScot (@ForthNatureScot) November 3, 2021

The #EarthshotPrize Winners and Finalists met with Heads of State and Government representatives from their respective countries at #COP26.

Spanning the globe from Costa Rica to India to Japan, our extraordinary Finalists show that solutions can come from anywhere. pic.twitter.com/k1TT0DGuBl

— The Earthshot Prize (@EarthshotPrize) November 2, 2021

The #steel breakthrough was just launched at #COP26 bringing together countries representing over 30% of global steel production, incl. EU, UK, US, Canada, Egypt, Israel, Morocco, S. Korea, Turkey, Japan, Australia & India. 🧵1/n#GlasgowBreakthroughs https://t.co/MAcGDlvsVz

— Johanna Lehne (@JohannaLehne) November 2, 2021

Japan PM Kishida at #COP26 summit:

– Will introduce renewable energy as much as possible
– Ready to offer up to $10B in additional assistance for five years to 2025 to support decarbonization in Asia
– Will participate in global methane pledge pic.twitter.com/MZH95rl2Eu

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) November 2, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Kishida and U.S. President Biden confirmed their close cooperation to realize a free and open Indo-Pacific region. They had talks in person for the first time since Kishida's inauguration last month. #COP26 #FOIP (via @jijicom)https://t.co/fJr8XZV8Gk

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) November 3, 2021

KISHIDA SEEKS BIDEN | BEYOND COP26 SIDELINES

Kishida is eager to meet with Biden soon because the stability of the government in Tokyo often depends on a Japanese prime minister's relations with the U.S. president.https://t.co/Y3PgjYu7cb

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 3, 2021

Japan Kishida, U.S. Biden agree to beef up alliance in 1st in-person talkshttps://t.co/yhwKEMZzwq

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) November 2, 2021

Experts said it may have been difficult to achieve "much of substance" in Kishida's diplomatic debut, given he had only hours in Glasgow in the immediate aftermath of Sunday's election. https://t.co/K2d397UvQm

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) November 3, 2021

A supplementary budget, personnel changes and next year's Upper House election are set to hold Kishida's attention in the coming months. https://t.co/9FWNoEothL

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) November 4, 2021

Kishida pledges $10 bil to aid Asia's zero emission path: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledged at a U.N. climate summit on Tuesday up to $10 billion in funds over five years to assist Asia along the path… https://t.co/LCmSNQNzPo

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) November 2, 2021

Kishida, Biden agree to boost Japan-US alliance https://t.co/KRarmYjaBc

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) November 2, 2021

Japan PM Kishida to push for Asia-wide zero emission efforts in COP26 https://t.co/V2L3mJRgDz

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) November 2, 2021

Japan PM Kishida leaves for COP26 after general election https://t.co/0Y8bVMphWF

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) November 1, 2021

The first face-to-face meeting between Prime Minister Kishida @JPN_PMO and Prime Minister @ScottMorrisonMP took place in Glasgow. We are entering into a new chapter of "Special Strategic Partnership". 🇯🇵🇦🇺🌏 pic.twitter.com/RyN2j2MOjk

— Ambassador YAMAGAMI Shingo (@YamagamiShingo) November 3, 2021

On November 2, Prime Minister Kishida visited #JapanPavilion at #COP26, which showcases Japan's climate actions and cutting-edge technologies toward #NetZero. pic.twitter.com/NkxNbH6wIm

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 3, 2021

Yutaka Shoda, Vice-Minister for Global Environmental Affairs, Ministry of the Environment, Japan met HRH The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William at #EarthshotPrize with Japanese Finalist @WOTA_corp. #COP26 @KensingtonRoyal pic.twitter.com/gBvGlCbOL0

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 3, 2021

#JapanPavilion is showcasing Japan's climate actions and cutting-edge technologies toward #NetZero at #COP26. You can also virtually experience it from all over the world through accessing to our Virtual #JapanPavilion. Visit and experience it!https://t.co/H4cNHzqBnX pic.twitter.com/9ctotP9iGB

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 2, 2021

Virtual #JapanPavilion in #COP26, online presentations by 12 Japanese companies to introduce technologies toward net-zero will be given 8:00-12:15 (GMT) today, November 1st. Please watch how they are moving forward!https://t.co/ScDPtXchHt

— MOE_Japan 環境省 (@MOEJ_Climate) November 1, 2021

Japan announces $10 billion to help Asia decarbonize, with PM Fumio Kishida saying: "Japan will produce renewable energy as much as possible and lead the way in the clean energy transition with a focus on Asia." https://t.co/Kujvy2GoXp

— CNBC's Sustainable Future (@CNBCFuture) November 2, 2021

Japanese PM Fumio Kishida at #COP26
– Japan will be working in full force to take on climate change
– "Strenuous efforts" to outperform its goal of cutting CO2 emissions 46% by 2030
– Japan announces will provide $240m on forestry pic.twitter.com/e5AIOorWGW

— Adam Vaughan (@adamvaughan_uk) November 2, 2021

Japan PM Kishida pledges $10 bil. to support Asia's zero emission path https://t.co/p1Esi1EVZm

— Elli Pohlkamp (@ElliPohlkamp) November 2, 2021

La Follette & @uw_eap Prof. @GregNemet will participate in a virtual side-event presentation at #COP26 in the Japanese Pavilion. Learn more about the presentation at: https://t.co/pkIwveTQEx
To livestream the event, visit: https://t.co/vRAAY5N7h5 @UWEnergy @COP26 #energytwitter pic.twitter.com/nFTp5h0aZy

— La Follette School of Public Affairs (@UWLaFollette) November 3, 2021

Japan PM Kishida says he may act as foreign minister until new cabinet formed https://t.co/7jCkS7fYGc pic.twitter.com/vEWfzJ3DDM

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 4, 2021

Japan PM Kishida, strengthened by election win, lays out broad policy plans https://t.co/mgbSnwkwaw pic.twitter.com/ZAvl70ECfc

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 1, 2021

“The Japanese government needs more ambitious, concrete, and immediate action to halve emission by 2030 and reach net-zero by 2050 at the latest,” says Mr. Sueyoshi, Japan Climate Initiative (JCI). JCI is engaging with the Japanese government to decarbonize faster. #COP26 #G20 pic.twitter.com/0Ymyg4enjb

— Alliances for Climate Action (@ACAclimate) October 30, 2021

Japanese PM Kishida has pledged to make the fight against global heating an "engine for economic growth," but one of the biggest brakes may be the country's own carmakers.https://t.co/vKfhOijRKN

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 1, 2021

Japan's Kishida to double as foreign minister until Cabinet relaunch.https://t.co/gxmp8BLWuI

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 4, 2021

JAPAN's NEXT FOREIGN MINISTER? | HARVARD-EDUCATED HAYASHI

Japanese Prime Minister Kishida is considering tapping former defense chief Yoshimasa Hayashi as foreign minister as part of a reshuffle in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's leadership.https://t.co/f6Tm3TxL2O

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 1, 2021

Ahead of our high-level political roundtable at #COP26 tomorrow, Japan's Defense Minister @KishiNobuo highlights the importance of addressing risks to peace and stability posed by the #climatecrisis.

WATCH FULL STATEMENT: https://t.co/JYX7Nx2jOy pic.twitter.com/JhuDvvw58C

— Climate Diplomacy (@ClimateDiplo) November 1, 2021

Japan PM Kishida says he may act as foreign minister until new Cabinet formed https://t.co/imfHjHIGmf

— ST Foreign Desk (@STForeignDesk) November 4, 2021

Kishida has tapped Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi for the No.2 post in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), a powerful role that includes shaping policy. #jakpost https://t.co/bzVmFCgAcX

— The Jakarta Post (@jakpost) November 4, 2021

#IEWorld | Japan PM Kishida says he may act as foreign minister until new cabinet formedhttps://t.co/LC8GDIDl8V

— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) November 4, 2021

Japan PM Kishida says he may act as Foreign Minister until new Cabinet formed https://t.co/qP3mz8NFrV

— The Tribune (@thetribunechd) November 4, 2021

Japan wins 'Fossil of the Day' award after PM Kishida pledges to keep coal power at COP26 https://t.co/yVsTvTmp25

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) November 4, 2021

Japan gets Fossil of the Day Award (given to a country which is thought to be slow to act in the fight against climate change) at COP26 after Kishida speech. https://t.co/NpUmvnXkjG

— magdalena osumi | 大住マグダレナ 💁🏼‍♀️ (@jt_mag_os) November 3, 2021

Kishida’s stronger-than-expected election victory smooths the path for a stimulus package that signals whether he’s a big spender or a budget balancer. https://t.co/r8Y18LLI2a

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) November 2, 2021

Prime Minister Kishida said he will double as foreign minister until he relaunches his Cabinet later this month. https://t.co/zZbrDgNGRl

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) November 4, 2021

Kishida has pledged to draw up measures worth tens of trillions of yen soon after the vote, and said Sunday night that he wanted to pass an extra budget by the end of the year. https://t.co/gEyKzwD2XW

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) November 3, 2021

Japan's prime minister signaled on Monday that he will pursue defense policies aimed at deterring China, address climate change and accelerate the recovery from the pandemic. https://t.co/Zai32wkSTt

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) November 1, 2021

"Kishida..affirmed with British PM Boris Johnson their cooperation toward promoting a free and open Indo-Pacific and agreed to accelerate talks for a deal to improve legal and other procedures to facilitate joint exercises between their defense forces"#RAA https://t.co/rEZqPwpN7v

— Philip Shetler-Jones (@shetlerjones) November 3, 2021

G20 family photo 📸

Notably missing:
🇨🇳China’s Xi Jinping
🇷🇺Russia’s Vladimir Putin
🇯🇵Japan’s Fumio Kishida
🇸🇦KSA’s Mohammed bin Salman
🇲🇽Mexico’s Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
🇿🇦South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa pic.twitter.com/Sdvk6EChX6

— annmarie hordern (@annmarie) October 30, 2021

LDP secretary general is a top party role, holds sway over party’s day-to-day ops, funding, election seat allocation, hustling for party-driven bills. Kishida will be seeking to draw on Motegi’s honed backroom negotiating skills—eg TPP/US trade deal—as he shapes administration. https://t.co/NwZ8x7zaVq

— Robert Ward (@RobertAlanWard) November 2, 2021

The election results in #Japan made one thing clear: The centre of gravity in Japanese politics has shifted to the right and is likely to stay there for some time. #FumioKashida https://t.co/79Ec4GI3Xd

— ORF (@orfonline) November 4, 2021

Kishida – 1, Democracy – 0; What Kishida's victory says about the state of democracy in Japan https://t.co/wd350hQD8d

— Rikki Kersten (@RikkiKersten) November 3, 2021

New by me @TrueNorthCentre

Canada sent the most delegates to COP26 out of G7 nations, outnumbering even host-state, the UK.

Canada: 276
UK: 227
Japan: 225
France: 195
US: 133
Germany: 120
Italy: 66https://t.co/Ym5Sj9a0Xa

— Cosmin Dzsurdzsa (@cosminDZS) November 3, 2021

On behalf of the Government of Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau congratulates Prime Minister Kishida Fumio on his victory in Japan’s general election. Learn more: https://t.co/s5BKIsA03u

— CanadianPM (@CanadianPM) October 31, 2021

The Nikkei 225 is up more than 2% this morning as markets react positively to the better-than-expected performance by Kishida's LDP in the election. pic.twitter.com/rt2MDx05Mb

— Gearoid Reidy (@GearoidReidy) November 1, 2021

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has 'cleared the first hurdle' by winning the election, says Jeff Kingston of the Temple University in Tokyo. pic.twitter.com/oAnfPgQQkA

— CNBC International (@CNBCi) November 2, 2021

Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida Defies Forecasts and Keeps a Majority in the Electionhttps://t.co/PndeeTTxGu

— TIMEWorld (@TIMEWorld) November 1, 2021

Japan's Kishida wins mandate, though economic agenda unclear –https://t.co/vozjIxESLW

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) November 1, 2021

Japanese PM Fumio Kishida defies the naysayers to quash Japan’s opposition https://t.co/npzLayqbfu

— Demetri Sevastopulo (@Dimi) November 1, 2021

Japan's new prime minister, Fumio Kishida, is running in a tightrope general election on Sunday that could see his ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) lose its majority in the powerful lower house. pic.twitter.com/D54xdTyOcO

— M N A (@mnaEN) October 31, 2021

Japan, Election result (All seats declared):

LDP (Conservative): 261 (-23)
CDP (Centre-left): 96 (+41)
Ishin (Libertarian): 41 (+30)
Komei (Centre-right): 32 (+3)
DPP (Centre-right): 11 (new)
…

+/- vs. 2017 election#Japan #Kishida #衆院選2021 pic.twitter.com/nTUiNlW6G4

— Asia Elects (@AsiaElects) October 31, 2021

Election for #Japan's Lower House began on Sunday at about 46,000 polling stations across the country with voters set to pass judgment on new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's anti-coronavirus measures and economic policies.https://t.co/SKbRi681d7

— Saudi Gazette (@Saudi_Gazette) November 1, 2021

#FumioKishida wins majority cementing his position politically as PM. A critic of #Abenomics, PM Kishida has introduced ‘New Capitalism’ to redistribute wealth & revise taxes. Success of his new economic policy will define if he will be able to sustain his assertive #ChinaPolicy. https://t.co/CKDNi6frwp pic.twitter.com/7daDKQjfwR

— Samir Dattopadhye (@samirsinh189) November 2, 2021

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida declared victory after leading his ruling coalition to a strong majority in national elections pic.twitter.com/a32KRcC3jO

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) November 1, 2021

ASEAN SUMMIT | JAPAN's KISHIDA TOUCHES ON THORNY ISSUES

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida mentioned human rights in Hong Kong and Xinjiang as well as the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan strait at ASEAN summit meetings held virtually.https://t.co/3NnPeLsqlZ

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) October 27, 2021

PM Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha made a statement on behalf of ASEAN, as Thailand is the coordinating country for ASEAN-Japan relations, at the 24th ASEAN-Japan Summit via a teleconference with the leaders of ASEAN member states and Mr. Kishida Fumio, Prime Minister of Japan. pic.twitter.com/R73mDhM4Pi

— PR Thai Government (@prdthailand) October 27, 2021

1. During the 24th ASEAN – Japan Summit this morning, I took the opportunity to congratulate, Excellency Fumio Kishida, on his recent appointment as the Prime Minister of Japan. pic.twitter.com/CRyQMEa5eZ

— Ismail Sabri (@IsmailSabri60) October 27, 2021

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida declared his victory on Monday after leading his ruling coalition to a strong majority in national electionshttps://t.co/SwmvujB07M

— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) November 1, 2021

NEW ANALYSIS: Tokyo and Seoul's long-standing disputes are here to stay for the foreseeable future.

"Relations between Japan and the two Koreas appeared to be stuck at a dead end, and Kishida’s election is unlikely to change this," writes Yeo Hyun-jun.https://t.co/MQLzkRCt9F

— NK NEWS (@nknewsorg) November 1, 2021

Japan’s new prime minister, Fumio Kishida, is known for not leaving much of an impression. “I have no memory of him even though I met him every week in cabinet meetings,” one politician says. https://t.co/VdKybxsumM

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) November 1, 2021

Depending on where the LDP ends the night, Kishida may have led the worst lower house election result for the party since they lost to the Democratic Party of Japan in 2009 pic.twitter.com/9twI5HKA8C

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) October 31, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida leads his ruling party to an unexpectedly strong election win to solidify his status in a fractious party. https://t.co/URKy6RGSWX

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) November 1, 2021

Japan Votes in Test for New PM Kishida, Political Stability https://t.co/5RiP6XbmG4

— ARISE News Feed (@ARISEtv) October 31, 2021

Exit polls in Japan show that PM Fumio Kishida's ruling coalition is set to stay in power pic.twitter.com/v9J5w3DXTv

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) November 1, 2021

Japanese premier Fumio Kishida’s coalition set to keep majority https://t.co/ead11S3Ucv

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) October 31, 2021

Japan PM Kishida's pledge to review quarterly disclosure may take years https://t.co/I09awgXM09 pic.twitter.com/FRJJPevPfn

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) October 29, 2021

Sunday’s elections in #Japan probably won’t bring much surprise as #Kishida is set to become Japan’s 100th PM & ruling coalition is expected to maintain majority ➡️ https://t.co/TvWHOtv3tH #GSoDIndices: Japan 🇯🇵 performs exceptionally well when it comes to #CleanElections. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/7Tlv4HxskQ

— International IDEA (@Int_IDEA) October 29, 2021

LATEST: The Bank of Japan stands pat on its stimulus while signaling more delays in the recovery, just days before new PM Fumio Kishida faces his first national election https://t.co/Grb7cnGTjp

— Bloomberg (@business) October 28, 2021

"Kishida laid out clearly the challenge #China poses to Japan’s future and stated he would support the idea of investing in offensive capabilities if necessary to defend #Japan." https://t.co/Iqh9BzSYDT

— Jake Hanrahan (@Jake_Hanrahan) October 28, 2021

Simon Irish says TEI "stands shoulder to shoulder with the Generation IV Forum and Japan Atomic Energy Agency in highlighting to the COP26 organizers the critical role of nuclear energy in achieving our global net-zero emissions goal." #Gen4Nuclear https://t.co/Qh3jtUZMuF pic.twitter.com/yDeQxBDdnz

— Terrestrial Energy (@TerrestrialMSR) October 29, 2021

JUST IN: New footage shows the moment Mount Aso erupted in Japan

Videos: https://t.co/sK2rmTHvtg pic.twitter.com/ghp3JTtZQ9

— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) October 20, 2021

Japan is the fastest-growing country for #RE100, with almost 60 Japanese companies as members, second only to the US.

Read the letter RE100 members in Japan sent to increase action on renewables ahead of #COP26 @theRE100 @CDP #ClimateWeekNYC pic.twitter.com/leSFGQOpkS

— Climate Group (@ClimateGroup) September 22, 2021

Our AR500 Tidal Turbine has now generated just over 150MWh in Japanese waters.

This is a great milestone for the project, and is a positive step forward for Scottish #TidalEnergy exports#RenewableEnergy #COP26 pic.twitter.com/vrgSwbkWh4

— SIMEC Atlantis Energy (@simecatlantis) September 6, 2021

As the #Tokyo2020 #OpeningCeremony kicks off, all eyes are on Japan.

But Japanese banks are undermining the country's chance to be a world leader, with their continued and colossal funding for fossil fuels

With 100 days to go until #COP26 it's time to #DefundClimateChaos pic.twitter.com/6T2Y914feD

— Bank On Our Future (@bankonourfuture) July 23, 2021

World 世界情勢等 Vol.23 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.180

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.190　AUKUS、アフガニスタン、Good Friday Agreement、エネルギー・資源、Evergrande（中国）など

World Vol.189 (incl European Union)

World Vol.187 (U.S. economy, etc.)

World Vol.182 (U.S. – ISM, oil, Hurricane Ida)

World Vol.180 (Jackson Hole economic policy symposium)

World Vol.179 (U.S. incl Jackson Hole)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
190：@CSIS,@ntsafos、@ChathamHouse,@GloCoBank、@ForeignPolicy２枚、@instituteforgov、@AJEnglish,@AJLabs、@LMdiplo,@Cecilecarto
189：@Bruegel_org,@nfPoitiers
187：@bespokeinvest、@IBDinvestors,@IBD_MGalgani
182：@wbkotv、@LexKYEM、@OGJOnline
180：@AEI,@TheHill

Japan及びEurope等を入力、検索して出て来たツイート（若干古いもの等含む）

Yesterday, I had the great honor to speak about EU & US consumer policy and the platform economy at a conference organized by the Japanese Consumer Affairs Agency: https://t.co/N9hXlUgRrA (in English with Japanese subtitles, starting at 1:30 h) #DSA #DigitalServicesAct #DMA pic.twitter.com/XwregfXcLi

— Christoph Busch (@christophbusch) July 6, 2021

"Activity Inching Back in European Economies"

Some could say that activity is stabilizing at lower level.#US #Japan #Germany #France #Italy #Spain #UK #Canada #Norway #Sweden #economy https://t.co/L0l3ZfHiGq pic.twitter.com/h7LdUHPrk0

— GnS Economics (@GnSEconomics) February 15, 2021

#Hungary is the first #European country to return to the #Japanese #market.#Hungarian #economy #money #pork #meat #trade #dailynewshungary
– https://t.co/Enew5p0siJ

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) January 31, 2021

https://twitter.com/nicktolhurst/status/1369588549029421064
https://twitter.com/tradegovuk/status/1321183395116888065

Is the European economy at risk of “Japanification”? $GS Research explains the lessons investors can learn from Japan’s history to better understand Europe’s future: https://t.co/XtN29uWm7O pic.twitter.com/o6q18WYM2n

— Goldman Sachs (@GoldmanSachs) January 5, 2020

This is the worst nightmare for index investors… the Nikkei has not recovered from its highs in over 30 years.

Japan in the late 80s was no different from where US is today but was likely in better shape. (my view) pic.twitter.com/LTXZHqaWJF

— Alok Jain ⚡ (@WeekendInvestng) October 2, 2021

China’s Olympic Bubble Will be a Vacuum Packed Seal.

« It will be 10 times harder than Tokyo »

via @NYTimes https://t.co/yYJ6z8jfmG

— tariq panja (@tariqpanja) August 9, 2021

Left part of the chart shows the real economy prices growth such as US wages, house prices, EU wages, US inflation, EU inflation or commodities since 2009. Right part shows the S&P 500, high yield EU and US bonds, world, EU and Japanese stocks, gold and others.

INFLATION? WHERE? pic.twitter.com/G3elFW6RND

— Sebastian Sienkiewicz (@Amdalleq) February 9, 2020

https://twitter.com/TrendsharksLive/status/1239489963504340993
https://twitter.com/uk_sf_writer/status/1311190149225738240

Japan is the top destination for EU-produced #COVID19 vaccines, new data shows.

No country has imported more doses from the bloc since Brussels started monitoring exports. pic.twitter.com/hVwwggVSjb

— DW Europe (@dw_europe) April 29, 2021

Tokyo 2020: Why some people want the rising sun flag banned https://t.co/jjr2cYiH94

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 3, 2020

"We have to help young people, those who want a family life and are dreaming about children" – Russian President Vladimir Putin https://t.co/cVy1UwsTlD

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 15, 2020

Gas crisis leaves Europe searching for solutions https://t.co/EGoPRuCjG1

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) September 23, 2021

Japan urges Europe to speak out against China’s military expansion https://t.co/p19EdqpD90

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 20, 2021

New research connects a 12th century volcano eruption in Japan to years of famine in Europe https://t.co/nPFJQjafqB

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) June 24, 2020

China lays claim to the entire Galwan Valley on Himalayan border where Chinese and Indian troops fought deadly midnight brawl https://t.co/7wq8mIdQQ3

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) June 20, 2020

Germany will build a new hospital for 1,000 coronavirus patients https://t.co/SYflrVdlJz

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) March 18, 2020

Dominic Raab accuses China of 'industrial scale' abuses against Uighurs https://t.co/b30xgclHhk

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) February 22, 2021

Muslims slaughter cattle, camels and sheep in bloody sacrifice to celebrate Eid al-Adha https://t.co/wdN74xbrVD

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) August 2, 2020

These rapid delivery firms, backed by billions of dollars of venture capital from Europe, the United States, China and Japan, are using electric bikes and scooters to deliver groceries https://t.co/l3z8wUx1w7 pic.twitter.com/oh33lgtK26

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 20, 2021

A unit of Japan's Toshiba said it had been hacked in Europe by the DarkSide ransomware group widely believed to have been behind a crippling fuel pipeline attack in the United States this week https://t.co/YtsGXVEsMy pic.twitter.com/1x8JZFnqcV

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 14, 2021

Analysis: U.S. sanctions on Russia will send a signal, if not deter https://t.co/oVVFocGgXZ pic.twitter.com/SSJekJm8QZ

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 22, 2021

The company could already be responsible for as much as 2% of global #bitcoin mining.

BitRiver hosts equipment at its 100-megawatt data centre for foreign miners of the cryptocurrency from the U.S., Europe and Japan who want to harness the region’s cheap energy 2/5 pic.twitter.com/dMIyT8XcoO

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 9, 2021

Export powerhouses Japan and South Korea suffered the sharpest declines in business activity in more than a decade, while there were signs of recovery in Europe, surveys showed https://t.co/rUgDa0KmYi pic.twitter.com/LZ0DvrX7DN

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 1, 2020

Amid rising talk of negative rates, policies in Japan, Europe get subtle tweaks https://t.co/DjFKJASNal pic.twitter.com/8FD5QgbTDW

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 19, 2020

Nissan will focus on the U.S., China and Japan and will pull back from Europe and other regions, people with direct knowledge of the plan told @Reuters https://t.co/CoBXd8QAzp pic.twitter.com/WX3RcK3ndj

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 4, 2020

Japan to ban U.S., China, Europe travelers as coronavirus spread stokes Tokyo lockdown fears https://t.co/eq6X5BPVZT pic.twitter.com/cUmXzsOJGu

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 30, 2020

Business activity collapsed from Australia, Japan and Western Europe to the United States at a record pace in March as measures to contain the coronavirus pandemic hammer the world economy https://t.co/Gxow2MnAFS pic.twitter.com/nPThb1GtTP

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 24, 2020

Italy is under a total lockdown, but a post showcases the Games’ official mascots, Miraitowa and Someity, conducting a jaunty video tour of Europe. The day Japan ordered schools closed for weeks, the account tweeted rhapsodic praises of spring flowers https://t.co/xZNPMKCPFb pic.twitter.com/zAEhEHEgbO

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 13, 2020

Europe’s share markets suffered their biggest slump since mid-2016, as a jump in coronavirus cases in Italy, South Korea, Japan and Iran sent investors scrambling to the security of gold and government bonds https://t.co/mgNPQUQiFY pic.twitter.com/CPFxyLd04A

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 24, 2020

WATCH: NASA rover data shows Mars had the ingredients needed for life. Find out more: https://t.co/r24kA9jPHc pic.twitter.com/J2mtgDGRm6

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 14, 2018

Carlos Ghosn also said he was “the object of a character assassination campaign” in Japan, where he’s accused of financial misconduct. The former auto magnate spoke to @AP before he faces French judges investigating alleged financial wrongdoing in Europe. https://t.co/Ob4Ii56sLa pic.twitter.com/i9KmFiifbX

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 26, 2021

BREAKING: U.S. stocks tumble following a sell-off in Europe and Japan as the coronavirus outbreak grows. The Dow Jones Industrial Average drops 500 points in early trading as travel company stocks sink. https://t.co/Dq6hBmBXkn

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 27, 2020

Chancellor Angela Merkel wants Germany to rapidly boost its charging stations for electric cars and will talk with auto executives on protecting jobs during the switchover. https://t.co/ClrrWhsmll

— AP Europe (@AP_Europe) November 3, 2019

Compared to Europe and Asia, the USA's approach to transportation infrastructure is pitiful. I lived in Japan for four years. Not once was a train late. Not once was there an accident. They transport 100 times more people by train than we do without an issue. Pitiful.

— ScottBourne (@scottbourne) September 26, 2021

As chip shortages disrupted the production of automobiles and other products, the U.S., China, Europe and Japan have all sought to expand their own domestic production capabilities https://t.co/2m8VQJqpzP

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) July 15, 2021

Central banks in the U.S., Europe and Japan have become ultimate market whales during the pandemic, with combined assets of $24 trillion (via @MalcolmScott8) https://t.co/3bOOW3OnTI

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) July 8, 2021

Central banks in the U.S., Europe and Japan have been on a record $9 trillion pandemic binge. Here's how all that spending stacks up https://t.co/N9jPq6G13J pic.twitter.com/D7JELbOXmK

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) July 8, 2021

Biden promised to go big on infrastructure. The $105 billion North Atlantic Rail project, a high-speed train line between Boston and New York City, definitely fits that bill (via @citylab) https://t.co/gMkmyxCFVe

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) February 21, 2021

#DailyDataPoint: Alternative data show economic activity crashes – particularly in Europe – as the virus resurges (via @RoyeBjorn & @TomOrlik) https://t.co/CSqmZ0QXmM pic.twitter.com/DClGZODOPf

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) November 13, 2020

The Fed’s decision to slash leaves policy makers in Europe and Japan under more pressure from investors to follow suit even though they have less scope to do so (via @Skolimowski, @_DavidGoodman & @DEBaltaji ) https://t.co/Wagp7vOH5H

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) March 3, 2020

U.S., Europe and Japan agree to push for stronger World Trade Organization rules against market-distorting government aid https://t.co/I6JCXOkVaR

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) January 14, 2020

Looser monetary policy in the U.S., Europe, and Japan has been instrumental in beating back expectations of a more pronounced economic slowdown (via @PeterCoy) https://t.co/xYyujhZs2K pic.twitter.com/N5f9G3PR8d

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) November 21, 2019

"The European economy is in a very bad state," says @marcusashworth on @BloombergTV. "They're keeping a very close eye on the euro-dollar rate, because if the euro rises now, it's going to put all of Europe into proper recession." https://t.co/dBLHe6tYer pic.twitter.com/2rbEULM1Kn

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) July 11, 2019

Europe's sclerotic growth and political dysfunction are reminiscent of Japan's lost decade https://t.co/ho9xxzurGM

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) April 8, 2019

There are reasons to think the Fed's strategy of overshooting 2% inflation won't work:
1. Aging population
2. Technology
3. Experience of Japan & Europe
4. Inflation expectations below 2%
5. Globalization (if still in place)https://t.co/x2RhSso9li via @economics @chrisjcondon pic.twitter.com/FXmnDHcGgP

— Steve Matthews (@SteveMatthews12) August 28, 2020

"Longer-term inflation expectations were, when the downturn began, at the low end of a range that I consider consistent with our 2% inflation objective and are at risk of falling below that range."
–Richard Clarida, Fed vice chairman https://t.co/Oe5K6wo5zM via @economics

— Steve Matthews (@SteveMatthews12) June 17, 2020

The Japanese economy shrank less than the U.S. and European economies did in the April-June quarter, but it fared worse than Asian counterparts https://t.co/bMaQIE0GCI

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 17, 2020

The S&P 500 nearly tripled in the 2010s, Japan’s major stock index more than doubled and Europe's jumped by 64%. Fast-growing China? Its Shanghai Composite actually fell. https://t.co/0PtlNJ9ZdP

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 5, 2020

Fresh economic data in Europe and Japan suggest the rebound may be smaller than hoped for https://t.co/2yn6HcnR2C

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 21, 2020

Business activity in Europe and Japan collapsed in April as governments tightened restrictions on movement and social interaction, according to surveys https://t.co/z9MefglgRd

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 23, 2020

Japan tests immigration policy. “It would be a disaster if we ended up with the same problems as the U.S. and Europe.” https://t.co/b4zgDsfot6

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 11, 2019

“We are one recession away from joining Europe and Japan in the monetary black hole.” How low interest rates and slow growth could trap the U.S. economy. https://t.co/tN6lULJv4k

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 15, 2020

Is Europe turning into another Japan, fated to decades of sluggish growth and high debt? https://t.co/56nKmk3xP9

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 29, 2019

Covid-19 cases in the U.S. and Europe are surging, while life in South Korea, China and Japan is returning to normal. Here’s how countries in East Asia have kept the virus in check. #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/bMVO2Jm2FP

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 5, 2020

China has the world’s second-largest arms manufacturing industry, ranking behind the U.S. in sales but outstripping Russia and the top European nations, a new report says https://t.co/OgGHNmBUqM

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 7, 2020

From @WSJopinion: President Biden’s "infrastructure" bill is really a plan to remake the U.S. economy by banishing fossil fuels https://t.co/l7Qz5aCHzh

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 13, 2021

Breaking: Two Americans held hostage by Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen were freed in exchange for more than 200 militants, U.S. and Saudi officials said https://t.co/RYdkGn1Gx1

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 14, 2020

Business activity in Europe and Japan collapsed in April as governments tightened restrictions on movement and social interaction, according to surveys of purchasing managers https://t.co/OOIjftymXX via @WSJ pic.twitter.com/evqKGgaxKe

— WSJ Graphics (@WSJGraphics) April 23, 2020

Opinion: How China can end the covid-19 conspiracy theories before they get worse https://t.co/3aIVIEyy5u

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 24, 2020

As Trump announces tariffs, Trudeau unveils Canada’s new trade deal with Asia https://t.co/LkmorqooNc

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 23, 2018

South Korea asks Olympic officials to ban Japan’s Rising Sun flag at Tokyo Games https://t.co/qVn3F1GBRV

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 11, 2019

"… although IRs on long dated Treasury securities are low by US historical standards, they’re high compared to yields on government bonds in Japan and Europe" in "LT borrowing for infrastructure could be a great deal for taxpayers" via @washingtonpost https://t.co/5tsbMyBDun

— Michael E. Drew (@MichaelEDrew) July 1, 2021

Pres. Biden wants to bring Amtrak to a Northeast commuter corridor. Its future is uncertain.https://t.co/dO53CU4QjB

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 21, 2021

As of July 5, at 10:15 a.m. ET, there have been 2,855,330 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the US and 130,699 reported deaths, according to an NBC News tally. https://t.co/qv6iQrU6Rb pic.twitter.com/VuKz4fu6jw

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 5, 2020

JUST IN: 1.3 million people filed for first-time unemployment last week, marking 17 straight weeks of job losses in the millions. https://t.co/8ctGogNwrv

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 16, 2020

Hiroshima survivor says "eliminating nuclear weapons is the path to peace," 75 years after atomic bombing https://t.co/qXVw0G7gQS

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 6, 2020

Biden minimum wage proposal could lift more than 1 million workers out of poverty https://t.co/GyTmhkRoYz

— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 16, 2021

WATCH: Pres. Biden is celebrating 50 years of Amtrak service. Biden earned a reputation for frequently riding the rail system from Delaware to Washington, D.C. while a senator and vice president, inspiring the moniker "Amtrak Joe." https://t.co/MHbOroxEvI https://t.co/3UD4mXS7p4

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 30, 2021

Video captures the moment the Union Pacific train charges out from a snowy backdrop, creating an amazing "Polar Express" moment. https://t.co/5vuX8qbz6W pic.twitter.com/dnPykJY2a4

— ABC News (@ABC) November 24, 2019

Even as he earned the president’s praise, Pence is careful never to assume credit directly and consistently attributes anything positive to the president’s decision-making prowess. https://t.co/PAc9IKrFpE

— ABC News (@ABC) April 11, 2020

A lonely Japanese billionaire is seeking a "life partner" who can accompany him on his upcoming trip to the moon. https://t.co/Ir01JMzy7y

— ABC News (@ABC) January 14, 2020

The world’s second-largest #economy is still receiving financial aid from its competitors, including the United States, Japan, some European countries, and others.https://t.co/IBivvgohI7

— NTD News (@news_ntd) June 16, 2021

@Swamy39 @ShekharGupta @SiddiquiMaha Economist Paul Krugman in NewYorkTimes on “China Bubble Economy”.Krugman feels China wl meet its Bubble Moment like Japan,Europe&USA.@MaliniP @Mahatma_Kodiyar Wonking Out: This Might Be China’s ‘Babaru’ Moment https://t.co/aeZ3XnFOXg #Modi

— Dr Pentapati Pullarao (@PentapatiPullar) September 26, 2021

Evergrande has now missed a deadline to make an $83 million payment to foreign investors, raising questions about what would happen if its $300 billion debt load went sour

'via @nytimes' https://t.co/qRZ4CvKpAh

— Forbes India (@forbes_india) September 27, 2021

An abrupt default on a number of debts by Evergrade “would be a useful catalyst for market discipline, but could also sour both domestic and foreign investor sentiment,” Professor Eswar Prasad (@EswarSPrasad) tells The New York Times (@nytimes). https://t.co/9C3noQOBF6

— Cornell Dyson (@CornellDyson) September 28, 2021

Evergrande's success mirrored China's transformation from an agrarian economy to one that embraced capitalism. The property giant's struggles expose the flaws of the country's financial system — unrestrained borrowing, expansion and corruption. https://t.co/WDhRflatk9

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 28, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.28

ICYMI: A 34,000-ton cargo ship split in half off the coast of northern Japan. The Crimson Polaris was nearing the end of its voyage when it ran aground & splintered apart. The 21-member crew was airlifted off the ship to safety, but the vessel left an oil spill 3 miles long. pic.twitter.com/cj0aLgsMJp

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) August 21, 2021

Japan's COVID-19 count surges 10-fold in a matter of weeks https://t.co/qgEzHquJ3G

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) August 20, 2021

Torrential rains lash Japan, three feared dead after landslide https://t.co/A9eRVCUHPX pic.twitter.com/NteWFbfj0B

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) August 15, 2021

Japan PM Suga urges travel curbs as COVID-19 cases surge before Paralympics https://t.co/wGnGl5J9ZZ

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) August 13, 2021

Japan expands Tokyo emergency amid record virus wave, but denies Olympics are playing a major role https://t.co/GctzRdVVi8

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) July 30, 2021

The Olympic upsets we never saw coming, like Japan's 'King Kohei' Uchimura https://t.co/Kxt5bFQxTc pic.twitter.com/a1sLeUAB7w

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) July 25, 2021

Japan's COVID-19 count surges 10-fold in a matter of weeks https://t.co/qjI09FHrOX

— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) August 20, 2021

COVID-19 surge brings Japan's general hospitals to their knees https://t.co/yMrK7VxZTH

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) August 19, 2021

There were surprises galore in Japan, which probably shouldn’t be a surprise. After an unprecedented year and a half, these were very much an unprecedented Olympics. https://t.co/9MpNcMZ6pj

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) August 8, 2021

Tokyo 2020 in photos: Japan beat Team USA for baseball gold, Dutch track athlete Sifan Hassan wins her third medal, and more https://t.co/KpiBgbfxwq

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) August 7, 2021

At Tokyo Olympics where Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama is just one shot back, the thunderous atmosphere is missing. The fairways would likely have been jammed with fans if Japan’s golf-loving public would have been free to roam the property. By @dfeschuk https://t.co/JdAAzE4Je1

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) July 31, 2021

The tsunami of inspiration and absurdity, of hope and heartbreak, of the power of human triumph, swamps everything else — even as Japan’s fourth pandemic wave rises outside the walls, @bruce_arthur writes. #Opinion https://t.co/RTStv8EKHn

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) July 31, 2021

#Tokyo2020 brought exactly what health experts feared. Spiraling #COVID19 cases in Japan. Japan's medical system under extreme strain. Numerous Olympians & Olympic officials getting Covid (& at a time when we do not yet fully understand long-term effects) https://t.co/QGip8fNQb3

— Jules Boykoff (@JulesBoykoff) August 8, 2021

.@Scott_Stinson: Japan asked everyone to follow rules at the Olympics. Don't expect China to be so polite https://t.co/xY7sklKOdY #TokyoTakeTwo #Tokyo2020 #Olympics

— National Post (@nationalpost) August 7, 2021

The atomic bombings of Japan were justified to end WWII. Too bad they didn't @hiroshima https://t.co/keqoQdIW98

— National Post (@nationalpost) August 6, 2021

Japan expands Tokyo emergency amid record virus wave, but denies Olympics are playing a major role https://t.co/x7BG4c0T1K

— National Post (@nationalpost) July 31, 2021

The #Tokyo2020 medal project collected approximately 6.21 million used phones from across Japan to create the hardware. Using accredited contractors, the phones were then picked apart to extract gold, silver and bronze from their parts. https://t.co/gd3ztKg5RP #TokyoTakeTwo

— National Post (@nationalpost) July 28, 2021

Japan's daily COVID-19 cases have topped 10,000 for more than a week, and the total has doubled in the past four months to exceed one million. https://t.co/JmjATehHW7

— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 13, 2021

Athletes in Japan faced adversity like never before — and dazzled all the same. https://t.co/2aT2EHpltd

— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 8, 2021

COVID-19 infections are on the rise in Olympic host city Tokyo and other urban areas as Japan struggles to contain the delta variant. https://t.co/zMwV827OI1

— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 6, 2021

Japan has warned that coronavirus infections are surging at an unprecedented pace as new cases hit a record high in Tokyo, overshadowing the Olympics. https://t.co/egNRAtlLxq

— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 4, 2021

People Just Do Nothing: Big in Japan review – one giant leap for the BBC mockumentary https://t.co/6d36IQDu7G

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 22, 2021

Biden confirms plan to nominate Rahm Emanuel as ambassador to Japan https://t.co/ghI7ygkDxY

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 20, 2021

Pete Cklamovski: the next Ange Postecoglou following in his mentor’s footsteps in Japan | John Duerden https://t.co/sz0tOi1PuU

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 20, 2021

Japan sees record number of Covid cases days before Paralympics begin https://t.co/lVTYwB64Vq

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 19, 2021

Japan’s economy bounces back as Covid restrictions ease https://t.co/ledbSfZNwL

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 16, 2021

Heavy rain triggers floods and landslides in Japan – video https://t.co/Lxf92D69f7

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 14, 2021

Warning of Covid ‘disaster’ in Japan as cases explode https://t.co/wWRyUhQYKg

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 13, 2021

Yayoi Kusama pumpkin sculpture washed into sea by Japan storm https://t.co/mNzFpX2a7j #FPCJ #japannews #海外ニュース #海外メディア @guardian

— Foreign Press Center Japan/フォーリン・プレスセンター (@fpcjpn) August 12, 2021

Paralympians rocked by growing Covid crisis in Japan https://t.co/opeVImao9e

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) August 22, 2021

❌ Australia, China, Canada, Singapore, and now Japan

The Japanese Grand Prix has become the fifth race t'be called off this season, after being cancelled because of a rise in Covid cases int'country.#bbcf1 #F1 https://t.co/kgMOJLSvvH

— BBC Sport Yorkshire (@YorkshireSp0rts) August 18, 2021

The decision from Formula One to call off the Japanese Grand Prix for a second consecutive year follows the cancellation of rounds in Australia, China, Canada and Singapore #SportsBiz #F1 https://t.co/VJV80E3FbV

— BlackBook Motorsport (@MotorsportBB) August 18, 2021

Japan's economy bounced back ahead of the Olympics, data shows https://t.co/NX5JGdudaJ

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 16, 2021

Hackers steal nearly $100m in Japan crypto heist https://t.co/9g6LeBQL7u

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 20, 2021

"You don't have to be Japanese to be a manga artist"

Kenyan manga artist Shin explains his passion for Japanese comics and what it takes to make a great one https://t.co/Maa7A7DZIn

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 6, 2021

“She’s kidnapped your children… you’re never going to see them again”

Vincent Fichot went on hunger strike after his Japanese wife disappeared from the family home with his two children three years agohttps://t.co/K6OBYQNHyi pic.twitter.com/w4tpiLSIc6

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 3, 2021

COVID-19: Did Tokyo Olympics cause infections to surge in Japan? https://t.co/SRbmzCep1i

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 23, 2021

Japanese actor and martial artist Sonny Chiba, who appeared in Kill Bill, has died aged 82 https://t.co/Wq4cXX6TjN

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 20, 2021

Maki Kaji founded Japan's first puzzle magazine before adapting a number game to create the popular sudoku puzzle https://t.co/kmiSweD7AM

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 17, 2021

The new film, People Just Do Nothing: Big In Japan, sees the MCs and DJs of @KuruptFM and their hapless manager heading to Japan after one of their tracks gains popularity on a gameshow in the country https://t.co/eO0vlzpdpC

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 17, 2021

https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1427244728731455490

Japan floods: More than a million urged to evacuate amid mudslides and warnings of further heavy rain https://t.co/QDGHwGkAFf

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 14, 2021

On 24 August, the next Games will begin and Paralympians arriving in Japan have been warned that they cannot get complacent. The state of #COVID19 emergency in Tokyo will still be ongoing https://t.co/n9l7cguw7Z

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 9, 2021

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya, 24, spent the night in an airport hotel after seeking protection from Japanese police at Haneda airport late on Sunday https://t.co/AQSOlgB5OA

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 2, 2021

Torrential rains cause floods, mudslides in Japan https://t.co/kVZzPPVzOJ

— euronews (@euronews) August 15, 2021

Survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki nuclear bombings marked the 76th anniversary with a minute's silence at the memorial alongside Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga.

https://t.co/w4k8n032Kz

— euronews (@euronews) August 6, 2021

Torrential rain lashed much of Japan today, flooding roads and buildings in the western part of the country, while three people were feared dead after a landslide in central Nagano prefecture. https://t.co/hDtu8PWZqm

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 15, 2021

Nearly two million people were urged to seek shelter as torrential rain triggered floods and landslides in western Japan, leaving at least one person dead and three missing https://t.co/29l1yZgDJz

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 14, 2021

A member of Japan's Olympic gold medal-winning softball team will have her medal replaced with a fresh one following an outcry on social media, after the mayor of her hometown chomped down on the original | https://t.co/EBrU97ePjI pic.twitter.com/PfM4SqI30s

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 12, 2021

Japan reaches milestone of one million coronavirus cases; Sydney reports another record number of new infections and Manila is back in lockdown over Delta variant fearshttps://t.co/6YXRTGjBJ6

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 6, 2021

Japan's Prime Minister has apologised for accidentally skipping parts of a speech in Hiroshima to mark the anniversary of the atomic bombing of the city 76 years agohttps://t.co/sPeXAAI5Wx

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 6, 2021

The Tokyo #Paralympics open Tuesday after a year-long pandemic delay and with the virus continuing to cast a long shadow as Japan battles a record surge in cases https://t.co/PgcWsUE0gW pic.twitter.com/KqbxVGRzeO

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 22, 2021

#UPDATE President Joe Biden on Friday nominated career diplomat Nicholas Burns as ambassador to China and former Chicago mayor and Democratic party heavyweight Rahm Emanuel to head the embassy in Japan https://t.co/amcchUzSfC

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 20, 2021

#UPDATE Spectators will be barred from the Tokyo #Paralympics over coronavirus fears, organisers said Monday, as Japan battles record infections despite emergency measures in several parts of the country https://t.co/LuhPitVLBw #AFPSports

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 16, 2021

VIDEO: Rescuers search for the missing in Unzen city, Nagasaki prefecture, after torrential rain triggered floods and landslides in western Japan pic.twitter.com/9LOXOOgAm2

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 14, 2021

More than a million people were urged to seek shelter as torrential rain triggered floods and landslides in western Japan on Saturday, leaving at least one dead and two missinghttps://t.co/r1JF1vZrOi

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 14, 2021

Tens of thousands urged to evacuate as "unprecedented" levels of torrential rain hit western Japan, raising the risk of floods and landslides.

"This is a level of heavy rain that we have never experienced before"https://t.co/FMJBikCU63

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 13, 2021

VIDEO: A cargo ship ran aground and broke into two off northern Japan, the coastguard said Thursday, with the crew of the Panama-flagged vessel taken to safety pic.twitter.com/Vr6HEMg5KA

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 12, 2021

Flame ceremonies begin for #Paralympics as virus surges in Japanhttps://t.co/OIC3INqdRZ #AFPgraphics – Paralympics: the 10 eligible impairments pic.twitter.com/8oxtE3bcJy

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 12, 2021

VIDEO: 🇫🇷 The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, and the last French athletes to return from Tokyo arrive at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport with the Olympic flag, synonymous with the handover from Japan to the next Games in Paris in 2024 #Olympics pic.twitter.com/2NnKMsf0vY

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 9, 2021

Tokyo counts cost of $15 billion pandemic Olympics 'gamble'.

Japan awoke to a huge bill and soaring coronavirus cases on Monday after pulling off a mid-pandemic #Olympics that at times looked impossible and had a mixed reception to the endhttps://t.co/eioAkMhjZU pic.twitter.com/ZNnGn3N7YI

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 9, 2021

Japan marks Hiroshima bomb anniversary with low-key ceremonies and disappointment over a refusal by #Olympics organisers to hold a minute's silencehttps://t.co/NAgg9TcMES

📸 Hiroshima survivor Teruko Morita, 95, speaks to her daughter Noriko at the Atomic Bomb Dome pic.twitter.com/AYbS82cmBU

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 6, 2021

🇯🇵🚲 Take a closer look at one of the sports at the #OlympicGames: #Keirin track #cycling originated in Japan and for almost 80 years it's been a national obsession. Our reporters went to meet the coach of #Japan's national team, French cycling guru @Bentrack1 pic.twitter.com/YVS0bYnk6P

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) July 22, 2021

https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1417899675001053185

U.K. イギリス Vol.36 ／ #Coronavirus #コロナウイルス Vol.30「英首相、ロックダウン解除予定を発表」

e-論壇議論百出,GFJ (2021-07-11 21:02) ご掲載頂きました。

　ボリス・ジョンソン英首相は、7月5日、コロナウイルスに関するイングランドでの法的制限（ロックダウン）を19日に解除する予定であることを発表し、質疑応答も行った。英国Chief Scientific Adviser及びイングランドChief Medical Officerが同席し、質疑応答も含めて補足説明等した。12日に最終決定される。アメリカほか各国でも大きく報じられた。

解除内容、背景など *1（首相説明時点）
　イングランドで解除されるのは、マスク着用義務、集会人数制限、ナイトクラブ等営業停止、対人距離1メートル超維持、企業リモートワーク労働態勢義務などである。ウェールズ・スコットランド・北アイルランドではそれぞれの手順で同様の方向に進められる *2 旨も報じられている。英国の人口は6600万人、イングランドは5600万人、そして、ウェールズ310万人、スコットランド550万人、北アイルランド190万人。
　5日直近の新規感染者数は英国全体で25000人強と第3波が現在来つつあると言えなくもない。しかし、英国国民のうち3400万人が2回、4500万人が1回のワクチン接種を終えている。また、入院者数は、ビーク時（2021年1月）には40000人に迫っていたのに対して、現在1900人と落ち着いてもいる。
　他方、首相及び上記同席者2人は、新規感染者数が一日当たり50000人を超える等の場合には見直すことにも触れている。また、9月半ばまでに18歳以上全員が接種を終える等の計画、今年冬は再び厳しい感染等状況にも成り得る旨の見通しも述べている。

政権の考え方の変化
　見逃せないのは、首相は以前「打ち負かすべき敵」としていたが、今回この解除予定発表のタイミングで「ウイルスと共に生きて行く」と発言している *3 点である。そして、コロナ禍が過ぎ去ったと言うにはほど遠いとも言い、私自身はマスク着用を続けるとも繰り返している。*4
　与党保守党は歓迎の意向である一方、野党第一党労働党は無謀であると批判し、また、賛否それぞれの医師も居り *5、意見も出ている *6*7*8。この状況自体は毎度予想される範囲内のものであり目新しさは無い。ごく普通の庶民・大衆は実際どのように感じているかが今回非常に気になるが、12日以降や19日以降、そして今後の生活の中で個別具体的に出て来る、まだまだ先の長い話である。
　この今回の見所を具体的に掘り下げると、自己責任を基本とするミクロな自主管理主軸論への転換を英首相が示し、感染症等対策下での企業活動・生活様式のマクロな構築もまだ見えないが少しずつ進んで行くであろう一方で、英国国民がそれらにどう反応し対応して行けるかである。その際にも、政府は全てに全力で対応して行くという前提は変わらないのであろう。

新時代の自主管理
　生活・旅行・ビジネスや毎日の英語情報読み聴きで分かるが、日本人から見ると概ね、英語圏の方が変化が速く、生活環境自体は日本の方が快適ではないだろうか。言い換えると、失敗もあろうけれども英語圏の方が各種の新態勢を確立するのが早く、それを日本がゆっくりと追う形に今後もなりそうである。
　生活上の危険が増え過ぎると生きられないため、生活環境等が重要であるのは当然である。その意味で日本人的思考も即座に否定されるべきではない。反面、長期的な国民生活のために、大きな構造転換もひとりひとりの考え方の変化も必要となっている。
　日本が苦手とするこのマクロ転換、そしてそれと相互に影響し合うある意味日本人的ではない自己責任主義。これらが英国でどのようになって行くのか、日本にも大いに参考になるという目線で外国人として英国を注視して参りたい。

北米欧州豪NZ情報分析者／ワールドソルーションズLLC代表　　中港　拓

参考
*1、*4　https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDxUU8bwwfc
*2、*3、*5　https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/pm-boris-johnson-u-k-must-live-with-covid-19-but-restrictions-can-ease-1.5496563
*6　https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/uk-news/covid-face-mask-law-petition-20996244
*7　https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/whats-on/shopping/more-150000-people-sign-petition-5626218
*8　https://www.politico.eu/article/boris-johnsons-freedom-problem-coronavirus-restrictions-lift-vaccine-passports/

World 世界情勢等 Vol.17 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.174

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下（内容事項一部抜粋ご参考まで）貼っておきます。

World Vol.151 (U.S., U.K., etc.)
Coronavirus … NBC10 ABC6

World Vol.150 (U.S., Australia, etc.)
ANU&UniMelb … KSTP MSPBJ

World Vol.149 (U.S., New Zealand, etc.)
AucklandUni … KTVB AFP

World Vol.147 (BBC, AFP)

World Vol.146 (TorontoStar, AP, etc.)

World Vol.139 (semiconductor)
@trendforce&@CNBC,@designreuse Zippia @yahoolife @SINewsUpdates @Investopedia @rayguide @BuiltIn TechWireAsia IBDinvestors eeNewsEurope SemiEngineering 3DInCites StatistaCharts SwingTradeBot erpsoftwareblog SeekingAlpha

World Vol.137 (U.S., etc.)
China copper Israel-Palestine … NBC komonews KIRO7Seattle KSL5TV TheSun

World Vol.136 (U.S., etc.)
tax-cuts-history Wuhan … DomPost thedailybeast BBCWorld SkyNews WSJ nytimes washingtonpost

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
151：@ACScowcroft @George_Friedman
150：@crikey_news @CFR_org @StarTribune２枚
149：@TheHill @business @localnews8,@CNN２枚
147：@AFP２枚
146：@AP,@MargieMasonAP,@RobinMcDowell
139：@trendforce２枚
137：@CNBCTV18News @EconomicTimes @NBCNews
136：@HarvardPolitics

#Coronavirus #コロナウイルス Vol.29（Delta variant, etc. デルタ変異株など）

All the below links are in English. Excerpts are on our own.

ご参考まで取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Youth, Delta variant behind UK COVID surge (06/17/2021) | @CIDRAP
… In total, 135 of 108,911 swabs tested positive for COVID-19, for a weighted prevalence of 0.15%, up from 0.10% of swabs collected from Apr 15 to May 3. Northwest England had the highest prevalence (0.26%), while the country’s southwest region had the lowest (0.05%). Residents of socioeconomically disadvantaged areas were at nearly double the risk of testing positive, compared with those in less-deprived areas.
Young people are behind the surge, with a 5-fold higher rate of COVID-19 test positivity among children 5 to 12 years (0.35% prevalence) and adults 18 to 24 (0.36% prevalence) than in those 65 or older. People younger than 50 were 2.5 times more likely to be infected than older people (prevalence, 0.20% vs 0.08%), although the researchers noted that infections seem to be growing at a comparable rate in both age-groups. …
In early February, the link between COVID-19 infection rates and hospitalizations started to lessen, apparently due to vaccinations, only to reemerge in late April. When the researchers stratified data by age, however, they found that those 65 and older still had a lower association between infections and hospital admissions.
“We can take a lot of comfort in the fact that there does appear to be very good protection in the older age groups, where virtually everyone has been doubly vaccinated,” senior study author Paul Elliott…
… Delta has become dominant in the country, rising from 60% of positive COVID-19 tests at the beginning of the study to 90% by the end. …
… it’s very difficult to predict the duration of the exponential phase,” lead author Steven Riley… noting that extending coronavirus vaccination to younger people in the next month should slow the surge. …
… Riley adds, “Even though we are seeing the highest infection prevalence in younger people who are less susceptible to COVID-19, if this growth continues it will drive up infections in older, more vulnerable people, as the vaccines are not 100% effective and not everyone has been fully vaccinated. This would lead to more hospitalisations and deaths, and risks straining the NHS …
… a team led by University of Oxford researchers evaluated whether vaccines, monoclonal antibodies, or antibodies derived from COVID-19 survivors could neutralize the Delta variant’s B1617.1 and B1617.2 sublineages.
The researchers found substantial reductions in the ability of the AstraZeneca/Oxford and Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines to inactivate the Delta variant, although the viruses weren’t broadly able to escape neutralization.
The ability of the Pfizer vaccine to neutralize the Delta variant dropped 1.34-fold between 4 and 10 weeks after the first dose, at which time the ability was nearly lost. “Recently in the UK some reduction in Pfizer-BioNTech effectiveness has been detected at 10 weeks, presumably as a result of waning immunity, leading to the recommendation that the second vaccine dose interval should be reduced from 12 to 8 weeks in those over age 50,” the authors said.
The researchers noted previous studies that found lower vaccine effectiveness against mild to moderate COVID-19 in countries in which Beta (B1351) was dominant, as well as against the Alpha (B117) variant first seen in England, although protection against severe illness was maintained.
Overall, convalescent sera was 4-fold less effective against B1617.1 and 2.7-fold less effective against B1617.2 than against an early strain from Wuhan, China. Still, convalescent sera containing antibodies against the Beta variant first seen in South Africa and the Gamma (P1) variant first identified in Brazil were the least able to inactivate Delta.
Data showed that the Delta variant’s affinity for ACE-2 was slightly enhanced compared with that of the Wuhan strain as well.
“Individuals previously infected by these variants may be more susceptible to reinfection by B.1.617.2,”…
The authors said that the true number of SARS-CoV-2 variants probably has been underestimated and that more variants of concern will continue to emerge. …
…”As the population develops immunity, by either natural infection or vaccination, pressure is mounting to select mutations that allow the virus to more effectively find an infectible host through increased transmissibility, or to evade the acquired immune response and cause reinfection.”…

UK Covid infections rise as Delta variant dominates (18/06/2021) | @BBCNews
… a single dose of vaccine reduces a person’s chances of catching coronavirus and needing hospital treatment by about 75%, even with Delta circulating in the UK.
And among people who had received the recommended two doses, the chances of catching and being hospitalised by coronavirus was reduced by more than 90%.
Of 806 people infected with the Delta variant who ended up hospital in England between 1 February and 14 June 2021:
527 (65%) people were unvaccinated
135 (17%) were more than 21 days after their first dose of vaccine
84 (10%) were more than 14 days after their second dose
As of 14 June, there have been 73 deaths in England of people who were confirmed as having the Delta variant and who died within 28 days of a positive test, and of these:
34 (47%) were unvaccinated
10 (14%) were more than 21 days after their first dose of vaccine
26 (36%) were more than 14 days after their second dose
…

Experts call for more sequencing after new ‘Delta plus’ variant identified (16/06/2021) | @Independent
… Referred to variously as the “Nepal variant”, the “Delta plus” variant or Delta AY.1, early data show this new lineage (B.1.617.2.1) allows the Covid virus to better resist antibody therapy treatments because it includes the K417N mutation – first found in the Beta variant that emerged in South Africa. …
From the data submitted by various labs across the world, we know the variant has been seen in Canada, Germany, Russia, Nepal, Switzerland, India, Poland, Portugal, Japan and the US. …
…the emergence of “Delta plus” and other new variants showed the need for regular genome sequencing to keep track of how the Covid virus is progressing.
He said the variant was “not a major concern immediately”. …

Five things we know about the Delta variant (and two things we don’t) (15/06/2021) | @gavi
Two weeks after receiving a second dose, the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine appeared to provide 79% protection against infection with the Delta variant, compared with 92% protection against the Alpha variant…
…the number one symptom reported by app users with a confirmed infection has been headache, followed by sore throat, a runny nose, and fever. “Cough is rarer and we don’t even see loss of smell coming up in the top ten anymore…

About Variants of the Virus that Causes COVID-19? | @CDCgov

“Delta plus’ variant may trigger third COVID-19 wave in Maharashtra: Health dept (06/18/2021) | @EconomicTimes
New case of Delta Plus Covid variant detected in Bhopal (06/17/2021) | @EconomicTimes
Cause for worry’: Expert weighs in on immune escape potential of Delta plus Covid variant (06/17/2021) | @htTweets
Delta Variant Makes Up Nearly All New U.K. Coronavirus Cases (06/18/2021) | @usnews
Delta Variant Drives Huge COVID Spike in U.K. (06/17/2021) | @WebMD
WHO says delta Covid variant has now spread to 80 countries and it keeps mutating (06/16/2021) | @CNBC

What are the India, Brazil, South Africa and UK variants? (06/06/2021) | @BBCNews
… There are a few “India” variants, but one called B.1.617.2 appears to be spreading more quickly in the UK.
Surge testing is being deployed in some areas, including Bolton and Blackburn, to identify infections – but it may not be stopping the spread.
Second jabs for all over-50s (and the clinically vulnerable) in England are now being brought forward to protect more people, faster. Second doses will come eight weeks after the first, rather than 11-12 weeks.
Latest research suggests the Pfizer and AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines are highly effective against the variant after two doses, but protection from one dose appears to be reduced. …

Covid-19 news: 99% of UK cases thought to be due to delta variant (06/18/2021) | @NewScientist
Covid variants: latest on the Indian, UK, South African and Brazilian variants (18/06/2021) | @TheBHF
Covid: Delta variant cases in the UK soar by 78% in one week (18/06/2021) | @Independent
COVID-19: Almost all of UK’s coronavirus cases are Delta as variant infections rise by more than 33,000 in a week (18/06/2021) | @SkyNews
Delta Variant Cases Soar in U.K. With More People Hospitalized (06/18/2021) | @bpolitics