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Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.9（mainly on Great East Japan Earthquake 主に東日本大震災）

All the below tweets are in English.

"Japan and the United States will continue to move forward shoulder-to-shoulder as “tomodachi” (friends) … to realize a better future for us all."

Pres. Biden and Japan PM Yoshihide Suga release joint statement on tenth anniversary of Japan earthquake. https://t.co/HAVDWIneDW pic.twitter.com/IN4odubeFp

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

Ten years ago today, an earthquake and resulting tsunami struck Japan’s northeastern coast, killing nearly 20,000 people and severely damaging the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power station.

This was @ABC News’ report from that day in 2011. https://t.co/oKqLENny2E pic.twitter.com/De0QclVxwV

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

A decade ago, Sakae Kato stayed behind to rescue cats abandoned by neighbors who fled the radiation clouds belching from the nearby Fukushima nuclear plant.

He won't leave. https://t.co/9pgCi0XtgQ

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

ON THIS DAY: Ten years ago, a magnitude-9.0 earthquake and resulting tsunami struck Japan’s northeastern coast, killing nearly 20,000 people and severely damaging the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power station. https://t.co/1PcsOcLRdL pic.twitter.com/1QZwLT644t

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/ABC/status/1369897374508752896

AFTER THE QUAKE: Before-and-after satellite images show the effect of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that devastated Fukushima, Japan, 10 years ago this week. https://t.co/kaHPiZXoGA pic.twitter.com/iyX8KiDpcp

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

Japan rebuilt an entire tsunami-flattened city on a man-made hill, but many still can't face life there https://t.co/FQwed0QFhl

— CBS News (@CBSNews) March 11, 2021

Japan is marking the 10 year anniversary of a devastating earthquake and tsunami that killed thousands and triggered a nuclear power plant meltdown.

Officials held a moment of silence this morning at a national memorial service honoring the victims.
@vladduthiersCBS shares. pic.twitter.com/aBxcg7CPLp

— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) March 11, 2021

Japan marks 10 years since a magnitude 9.0 earthquake, a tsunami and a nuclear disaster crippled its northeastern region, killing thousands and leaving a trail of devastation. https://t.co/EPMDgUQGlU

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 11, 2021

A decade ago, a 9.1 magnitude earthquake — the worst to ever hit Japan — struck 370 kilometers (230 miles) northeast of Tokyo, triggering a huge tsunami.

This man had scrambled 3 meters (10 feet) up a pine tree, where he clung for his life. https://t.co/sTcu7WuWvZ

— CNN International (@cnni) March 11, 2021

A decade after an earthquake, tsunami and a nuclear meltdown, Fukushima's ghost towns remain mostly empty, despite Japan's costly efforts to lure residents back https://t.co/lMGiQerxQT

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) March 11, 2021

The earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011, wiped away the ancient Japanese village of Kesen. In the past decade, a small group of survivors has valiantly tried to rebuild the community, but a grim reality has set in: This emptiness will last forever. https://t.co/5YFZvdwJQO

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) March 11, 2021

Ten years after the Fukushima disaster, deep anxiety remains in Japan over nuclear power. In one remote fishing outpost, the politically fraught issue of storing nuclear waste is haunted by the legacy of Fukushima. https://t.co/RY643lrmmm

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) March 11, 2021

We returned to Fukushima, Japan, 10 years after it was struck by a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami that set off a triple meltdown at a nuclear power plant. The disaster killed more than 19,000 people.

This is what we saw. https://t.co/P33ZO6n5Em

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 11, 2021

It will be 10 years from the Japan earthquake and tsunami on Thursday. @jameswdelano spent a week photographing Fukushima’s eerie landscapes. Take a look https://t.co/7oKslpnd5b pic.twitter.com/3Tgvc12g2Z

— Mikko Takkunen (@photojournalism) March 10, 2021

Small signs of hope: a nurse & a landscape architect, young people who are bucking the trend to leave Fukushima, and are determined to build new lives here, despite powerful forces of aging and depopulation. https://t.co/5jJ5ILzdSy

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) March 10, 2021

"There are few places on earth eager to host a nuclear waste dump." When a mayor in Hokkaido volunteered to let the government study his town, his house was firebombed. @BenjaminDooley @hudidi1 Pix by @NorikoHayashi_ https://t.co/aDPhzIk36B

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) March 10, 2021

The Fukushima tsunami 10 years later: A correspondent recounts the day that changed Japan https://t.co/I2nWaepAA8

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 11, 2021

A Harvard professor’s claim about "comfort women" is false and dangerous, critics say. They’re fighting back.https://t.co/tDhkwgf5pi

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 11, 2021

"Japan's friendship with the US remains unshakable" (Via @TheHillOpinion) https://t.co/LFlI5lCfQX pic.twitter.com/NS18cqvUkJ

— The Hill (@thehill) March 11, 2021

Blinken, Austin will make first overseas trip to Japan, South Korea https://t.co/zp7YyRQvKQ pic.twitter.com/gdykxW2aQP

— The Hill (@thehill) March 10, 2021

Japan to ban foreign spectators from Tokyo Olympics due to pandemic: report https://t.co/LTy5rNC0pW pic.twitter.com/EkGMh2FnPi

— The Hill (@thehill) March 9, 2021

7.1 magnitude earthquake hits Japan https://t.co/r0WFYQbG86 pic.twitter.com/xjFwn0YO1S

— The Hill (@thehill) February 14, 2021

As It marks the 10th anniversary of the Fukushima disaster, Japan is still recoveringhttps://t.co/K2a8QyRung

— TIME (@TIME) March 11, 2021

Nissan recall: Sentra cars pulled over faulty brake light, how to check yours https://t.co/3UeFNDhwqb

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) March 10, 2021

People in Japan are remembering those who were killed 10 years ago when a massive earthquake and tsunami struck the northeast coast of Japan and triggered a nuclear catastrophe.

| Read more: https://t.co/C4Pph0Cwv8

| Read more: https://t.co/GMGvuICnOw pic.twitter.com/VGqqPvvL2W

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) March 11, 2021

A decade later, how dangerous is Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant today? https://t.co/SCvYP0jOzu

— CTV News (@CTVNews) March 11, 2021

At 2.46 pm, the exact moment the earthquake struck a decade ago, Emperor Naruhito and his wife led a moment of silence to honour the 18,000 dead in a commemorative ceremony in Tokyo https://t.co/jcexahsnOF

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 11, 2021

Japan tsunami: Ceremony held to remember deaths and devastation caused by huge quake 10 years ago https://t.co/4WSecnNw0d

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 11, 2021

“When I saw my daughter in the coffin, all hope disappeared"

Kiyokazu Sasaki lost his entire family 10 years ago when a powerful earthquake hit Japan and triggered a massive tsunami which wiped out his townhttps://t.co/WZfYUEkFqv pic.twitter.com/2l1AYiFoA3

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1369822990448406528

Japan remembers and a Milan film set: Thursday's best photos https://t.co/rGqDGGKFxG

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 11, 2021

Japan falls silent for Fukushima: Emperor leads memorial events 10 years on from earthquake https://t.co/CfXgH4QyJH

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) March 11, 2021

Japan scrambles F-15 fighter jets to intercept two Russian nuclear-capable Tupolev bombers https://t.co/ufA2IcYUvI

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) March 11, 2021

Fukushima was Japan’s worst nightmare – an earthquake, a tsunami and a nuclear meltdown. In 2013 @1843mag told the tale of the one man who survived https://t.co/VGftDNKoej

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 11, 2021

“People’s hearts and spirits are not only not recovering, they’re being lost even more,” says Sakurai Katsunobu, who was mayor of Minamisoma when the crisis hit https://t.co/2XPxmKyHWl

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/TheEconomist/status/1369984716447776778

After Fukushima, nuclear had the lowest global public support of all energy sources. Our film explains why it is so unpopular—and how it can be used safely for electricity production https://t.co/Dlbuwr8US2

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 11, 2021

The bodies of Yokoyama Wakana’s grandparents were left abandoned for weeks. Henry Tricks first interviewed her a year after the tsunami. Now 22, she tells him about her grief and hope. From @1843mag https://t.co/6qiauTPG7f

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 11, 2021

Fukushima residents remember people who lost their lives in the 2011 earthquake and tsunami https://t.co/iXYFqYgQsB pic.twitter.com/Oyyuh7iQRQ

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 11, 2021

With a moment of silence, prayers and anti-nuclear protests, Japan mourned about 20,000 victims of the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan 10 years ago, destroying towns and triggering nuclear meltdowns in Fukushima https://t.co/PD75MojAZV

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 11, 2021

Japan, US to deepen alliance in "2+2" meeting next week -spokesman https://t.co/FqL2Iro2cT pic.twitter.com/HRCZnZ5BlV

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 11, 2021

With a moment of silence, prayers and anti-nuclear protests, Japan mourned about 20,000 victims of the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan 10 years ago, destroying towns and triggering nuclear meltdowns in Fukushima https://t.co/XBpZK2FG6O pic.twitter.com/lMx47R78Ub

— Reuters Pictures (@reuterspictures) March 11, 2021

Japan is marking the 10th anniversary of the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster that hit the northeastern region, where many survivors' lives are still on hold. By @mariyamaguchi. https://t.co/t4KLWXugC1

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 11, 2021

#UPDATE A minute's silence was observed across Japan at 2.46 pm local time (0546 GMT), the precise moment a 9.0 magnitude quake hit on March 11, 2011.

Around 18,500 people were killed or left missing as a result of the quake, deadly tsunami and nuclear meltdown pic.twitter.com/phom1JlVPT

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) March 11, 2021

March 2011 Japanese quake and tsunami.#AFPgraphics factfile on the 2011 Japanese quake and tsunami, an event that left more than 18,400 people dead or missing pic.twitter.com/Tx9Ute82sw

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) March 11, 2021

Japan's children of the tsunami shaped by tragedy.

Yuto Naganuma looks silently as the cold sea breeze sweeps over the crumbling walls of the school where his little brother was lost in Japan's devastating 2011 tsunamihttps://t.co/Dk0S0RyQds pic.twitter.com/7CTp7cEmdm

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) March 11, 2021

2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.

The meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant blanketed nearby areas with radiation, rendering some towns uninhabitable for years and displacing tens of thousands of residents#AFPgraphics pic.twitter.com/moDxNjOEdd

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) March 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/AFPphoto/status/1369961295768879104
https://twitter.com/AFPphoto/status/1369912222344876033

Stunning series of before/after @AFP photos from the 2011 quake-tsunami in Japan displayed as sliders on @guardian: https://t.co/1PDejmJ0UQ pic.twitter.com/QMDBcMv8EC

— AFP Photo (@AFPphoto) March 10, 2021

https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1369962554219454468

Japan pays tribute to the nearly 20,000 victims of a powerful earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster that struck the country 10 years ago.

Read more ➡️ https://t.co/3AGBQRpxSt pic.twitter.com/qUHr4lUzGA

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) March 11, 2021

#Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga says it is still unbearable to contemplate the feelings of those who lost loved ones in the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck 10 years ago.https://t.co/xNXNxxCnLp

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) March 11, 2021

• Japan marks 10th anniversary of tsunami, Fukushima nuclear disaster
• Brazil's Lula comes out swinging at Bolsonaro in return to politics
• US Congress passes President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill

Today's top stories in 1 minute: pic.twitter.com/lA7UEhL2M1

— DW News (@dwnews) March 11, 2021

The Fukushima nuclear disaster shook the belief in safe nuclear power to its core.

For Germany, it marked a historic turning point for environmentalism. https://t.co/nhioc6bfjE

— DW News (@dwnews) March 11, 2021

Ten years ago, the Fukushima nuclear disaster — triggered by an earthquake and a tsunami — spread shock and fear around the world.

Miles away from Japan, the meltdown radically changed one country's stance on nuclear power: Germany. pic.twitter.com/pIxH54buhL

— DW News (@dwnews) March 11, 2021

Farmer Masami Yoshizawa refused to abandon his farm after the 2011 nuclear disaster in #Fukushima. Instead of culling all his cattle, he continues to nurture them as a form of protest against Japan's nuclear power. pic.twitter.com/LETw5h6fSg

— DW Hotspot Asia (@dw_hotspotasia) March 11, 2021

　https://twitter.com/Forbes/status/1369606478210940928
　https://twitter.com/abc27/status/1364379264381050883

This snake robot was inspired by Japanese paper cutting techniques pic.twitter.com/93sREsXQSx

— Mashable (@mashable) September 30, 2018

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.162（Oklahoma オクラホマ州 Vol.2 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：OU、OKState 等）

All the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.61 (OU) / Oklahoma Vol.12
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.60 (OU) / Oklahoma Vol.11
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.59 (OU, UTulsa) / Oklahoma Vol.10
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.58 (OKState, OCU) / Oklahoma Vol.9
cf.
Oklahoma Vol.3 (University of Oklahoma)
Oklahoma Vol.2 (Oklahoma State University)
Oklahoma Vol.4
Crisis Management Vol.2 (Hurricanes)
U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.35（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.9 －大学ツイート Colorado・Oklahoma）
等

内容例（当該回ツイートもご覧ください。）　@OUMewbourne,@TheOklahoman_ @OUResearch @OUHealth @okstatefapc,@healthline

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

See how this @OUFineArts masters student is connecting to her Japanese heritage by building a traditional wood-fired kiln by hand. #SoonerArtists pic.twitter.com/IobeBvU9au

— Univ. of Oklahoma (@UofOklahoma) April 5, 2018

This summer 2500 campers will visit OU for various camps. Among them-a dance team frm Japan! https://t.co/8Yek8xHG3U pic.twitter.com/nrH3R5NzTw

— Univ. of Oklahoma (@UofOklahoma) July 25, 2016

Japanese film "I Wish" will screen tonight at 5:30 & 8:00 PM @OKCMOA! #soonerwknd #soonersummer http://t.co/xTojkmBX

— Univ. of Oklahoma (@UofOklahoma) July 20, 2012

This #soonerwknd, you should visit "Soaring Voices: Recent Ceramics by Women from Japan" @CityArtsCenter, open 9-5! http://t.co/21WiqMkB

— Univ. of Oklahoma (@UofOklahoma) July 7, 2012

I need to find a @UofOklahoma #ArtHistory student studying Japanese prints so we can do a pop-up exhibit with gorgeous things like this. Who ya got @OUFineArts ? https://t.co/h25ASLhyRk

— James Burnes (@Egonatello) September 10, 2019

Another gorgeous night for softball at Hall of Fame Stadium! Should be a good one between USA and Japan at 8 on ESPN pic.twitter.com/IjKGsUE8T0

— Oklahoma Softball (@OU_Softball) July 14, 2013

What do this anarchic feminist, Japan's first woman journalist, and frequently imprisoned Japanese activist and novelist all have in common? They're all better represented on @Wikipedia thanks to Dr. @ElyssaFaison's students at @UofOklahoma! https://t.co/olBmnSDUZX

— Wiki Education (@WikiEducation) July 30, 2019

It’s time for the @UofOklahoma fans to put on the purple! We are excited to add former #Sooners standout Andrew Fitzgerald to our Sideline Cancer team to play in @thetournament! This season he played professionally in Japan for Bambitious Nara. Welcome to the family Andrew! pic.twitter.com/AmB38hCXRp

— Sideline Cancer TBT (@SidelineTBT) May 29, 2020

https://twitter.com/OUResearch/status/724587074800635904

Marine transport: New monitoring tech in Japan to aid shipping, cut costs- Nikkei Asian Review https://t.co/mEL8Qy8T90

— University of Oklahoma Research (@OUResearch) January 15, 2016

Professor McCorkle presents "Searching for Wagner in Japan" at 5pm today (11 April). @OUArtsDistrict http://t.co/zLEg5vj7 #Music @OUResearch

— OU URC (@OUURC) April 11, 2012

Josh Frydman (@OUResearch) will theorize the category of "graffiti" by looking at both Japanese and Eurasian materials. I'm unaware of any comparative scholarship on this topic, and this type of innovative research will help scholars understand both Japan and Europe in new ways.

— Bryan Lowe (@bryandaniellowe) October 11, 2020

A film on the WWII internment of Japanese-Americans was screened at OU Monday, followed by a discussion panel which addressed past and current political issues related to race and immigration: https://t.co/sjm8iBdY6F

— OU Daily (@OUDaily) October 9, 2019

A documentary screening about the internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII will be held on Monday, along with a panel discussion featuring Karen Korematsu, daughter of civil rights activist Fred Korematsu. https://t.co/0C5LNs635D

— OU Daily (@OUDaily) October 4, 2019

OU hosted the retired Japanese ambassador to speak about industry and the relationship between the U.S. and Japan: https://t.co/pF3qnnPMY3 pic.twitter.com/Fw9Mqrze7S

— OU Daily (@OUDaily) November 18, 2016

Japan to shift to more renewable rather than nuclear energy: https://t.co/Z2nOEQUuQI #nuclearenergy #renewableenergy

— OURISK (@OURISK) July 20, 2018

https://t.co/rbzp1c8jBG An avalanche in Japan killed one after potentially being set off by a nearby volcano eruption. Authorities have evacuated the area. #japan #avalanche #volcano #disaster

— OURISK (@OURISK) January 23, 2018

https://t.co/PvePBJ5uaJ The Mayon Volcano in the Philippines is spewing ash, forcing the evacuation of 75,000 and leading to worries of an eruption. This past week has had major seismic activity in Japan, Indonesia, and Alaska, too. #earthquake #naturaldisaster

— OURISK (@OURISK) January 26, 2018

Our ACS @UofOklahomaLaw chapter and Oklahoma Lawyer Chapter hosted an event discussing Japanese-American internment and Korematsu v. United States with Karen Korematsu of @korematsu and Don Tamaki. Read more about this event: https://t.co/J8q3Okc7gc pic.twitter.com/HUWNMWfjrW

— American Constitution Society (@acslaw) October 9, 2019

Bell courtroom at @UofOklahomaLaw was packed tonight for the viewing of “And Then They Came For Us” – a documentary on Japanese internment & why we must be vigilant in avoiding regressive immigration policies & Constitutional damage in the name of national security. pic.twitter.com/Zm2RTpBL4h

— Dr. David Surratt (@DrDavidSurratt) October 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/UofOklahomaLaw/status/1180128101575122951

Four Japanese officials recently came to #OULaw to discuss indigenous peoples law with Prof. Lindsay Robertson and Ahrens Kerwood (’17). Visiting were Ken-ichi Ochiai and Teruki Tsunemoto, who are both professors at the Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies at @HokkaidoUni; pic.twitter.com/AI1wsyXajG

— OU College of Law (@UofOklahomaLaw) December 17, 2018

Alex Eddy traveled to Japan to present the his Master's thesis at the 16th Conference on Atmospheric Electricity, held in Nara, Japan.
Presentation titled: "Environmental Conditions Producing Thunderstorms with Anomalous Vertical Polarity of Charge Structure." #TravelTuesday pic.twitter.com/1QURyxUUYt

— Oklahoma Meteorology (@ousom) August 28, 2018

From #ISEC2017 in Japan to #CW18 in Canada, students and faculty have represented us well in this week! pic.twitter.com/SuG5SyBDUD

— Oklahoma Meteorology (@ousom) October 6, 2017

OWL Raises Money for Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief … http://bit.ly/i7cv66

— Oklahoma Meteorology (@ousom) April 26, 2011

THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA JOINS KYOTO UNIVERSITY FOR INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM IN JAPAN … http://tinyurl.com/yht5juf

— Oklahoma Meteorology (@ousom) November 9, 2009

MetTEA with @wxbrain in Japan! @ousom pic.twitter.com/cAqlLhG5ee

— Dr. Elizabeth Smith (@eeeeelizzzzz) October 3, 2017

Regarding the radiation in Japan, OU's Dr. Mulvihill does not see a threat to our state: http://bit.ly/hW4Rgg (via @newsok)

— OU Health (@OUHealth) March 28, 2011

Leg 1 of 3 over, leaving Atlanta for Japan with our @OU_Biology & @SamNobleMuseum crew shortly! #glidinggeckos @NSF_BIO pic.twitter.com/Ri5TEPJI23

— Cameron Siler Lab (@csilerlab) May 22, 2018

Here we go, boarded for Japan en route to Philippines with @ElyseEllsworth @BigAus_ and Sierra. @OU_Biology @SamNobleMuseum pic.twitter.com/2IMXYR0C1t

— Cameron Siler Lab (@csilerlab) May 21, 2017

https://twitter.com/okstate/status/1037859244501032960

This morning, SAGA invited the mayor of #Kameoka and his delegation to speak to students at @okstate. Kameoka, Japan, has been the sister city to @StillwaterOKgov since 1985. #globalokstate pic.twitter.com/1xrhuJ1PsE

— OSU School of Global Studies and Partnerships (@okstate_SGSP) January 29, 2020

Japan has the third largest economy in the world and Japanese is one of the most useful business languages. OSU offers a minor in Japanese that can pair with every major out there! pic.twitter.com/xEkpmDlvPw

— OKState College of Arts and Sciences (@OkstateCAS) September 16, 2020

https://twitter.com/OkstateCAS/status/1221175992301039619
https://twitter.com/OkstateCAS/status/1200888742552227842

A #Japanese minor will help students acquire an understanding of the language and cultural background of #Japan. https://t.co/CnkCBmb7aM pic.twitter.com/GC76nLRm8p

— OKState College of Arts and Sciences (@OkstateCAS) November 3, 2017

Walk in the #US, Talk About #Japan: Come hear the Japanese delegation at 209 Wes Watkins to discuss Japan's future for our young generation. pic.twitter.com/NMAQpdnlRm

— OKState College of Arts and Sciences (@OkstateCAS) November 18, 2016

The bilateral trade deal between the United States and Japan that is scheduled to begin in 2020 will hopefully erase most of the tariff disadvantage America currently faces and will stop the erosion of beef market share in Japan. https://t.co/SvB3zRQgYi

— OSU DASNR (@okstate_ag) December 30, 2019

Japanese Painted Fern is another Oklahoma Proven perennial plant for full or partial shade. It typically reaches a height of 18 to 24 inches tall and wide. https://t.co/DzrWZ0IYVL via @shawneenewsstar #GardenTips

— OSU DASNR (@okstate_ag) March 22, 2018

Imagine a kite hovering above Japan. It’s equipped with solar panels and wind turbines. It supplies the entire country with energy. That is Toyota’s vision for the future. @okstate is helping perfect the #kite https://t.co/WqAwE0yYLa #toyota @toyota #mothership #climatechange pic.twitter.com/AsYVqB31Pj

— Mike Simons (@mikesimonsphoto) December 4, 2019

87% eclipse in Stillwater. Moon shadows under a Japanese Maple on @okstate campus pic.twitter.com/DkKE3pRzJV

— Loss Ecology Lab (@LossLabOSU) August 21, 2017

Shout out to @okstate Sigma Lambda Alpha and Sigma Lambda Beta Volunteers for translating captions from Japanese to English and hanging children’s art in the museum!@stillwaterokgov #sistercity #KameokaJapan #SigmaLambdaAlpha #SigmaLambdaBeta pic.twitter.com/LMW8pW4zEJ

— Oklahoma WONDERtorium (@okwondertorium) February 24, 2018

Lincoln & @okstate alum Le'Bryan Nash scores 54 pts. in a game, breaks Japan League record https://t.co/epxOEANEbG pic.twitter.com/iOoE3bDTH8

— Matt Wixon (@mattwixon) March 1, 2016

@KICKERaudio Wild #Kicker sighting in Japan! I wonder if any of my old @okstate friends at Kicker know that their products are being proudly used to promote #HatsuneMiku @cfm_miku_en is officially Livin' Loud pic.twitter.com/oiH3G0KIU9

— Nick Overacker (@nick_overacker) July 12, 2020

We love that Natsuki is sporting her @OKCU shirt back in Japan. Everyone @OCUStudyAbroad misses you! https://t.co/W3DxgvmPmC

— Study Abroad at OCU (@okcustudyabroad) July 8, 2015

https://twitter.com/OKFilmMusic/status/655413477037752320
https://twitter.com/OKFilmMusic/status/515939530604826624

JET will have a table at the Intl Programs Fair at The University of Tulsa today! Meet a JET coordinator and Japanese Consul @UTulsa

— JET Program USA (@JETProgram) September 16, 2015

EAST MEETS WEST: The Rising Sun, sister restaurant to The Sushi Place, serves Japanese fusion near @utulsa 's campus https://t.co/8t1qbAfLqo

— The Tulsa Voice (@TheTulsaVoice) April 12, 2016

The three adults accompanying students from Tulsa’s Sister City of @city_utsunomiya Japan spent the morning learning about education in Tulsa during visits to Eisenhower International School and @utulsa! @TulsaSchools @SisterCitiesInt pic.twitter.com/6wH2D4Dfd9

— TulsaGlobalAlliance (@TulsaGlobal) March 26, 2019

Tandy Assistant Professor of #CyberSecurity Tyler Moore discusses missing #cryptocurrency worth $530 million from Japanese exchange in @WSJ. https://t.co/Q3Yd3T3UeL #virtualcurrency #coincheck pic.twitter.com/x1EkKpkN1T

— University of Tulsa (@utulsa) January 30, 2018

Two atomic bomb survivors will discuss the Hiroshima, Japan, bombing tonight at 7 in the Chapman Hall Lecture Hall. http://t.co/MEDChMPDvv

— University of Tulsa (@utulsa) December 4, 2013

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.159（New Jersey ニュージャージー州 Vol.6 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：Princeton）

続きです。

Shimomura's research @Princeton on jellyfish opened many avenues in biomedical research: Japanese Nobel laureate Shimomura dies at 90 – The Japan News https://t.co/MDCjYnf8qR

— Princeton University Research (@princetonideas) October 22, 2018

Wrapped in secrecy: Professor Conlan on medieval Japanese manuscripts: https://t.co/47nSfNQZ5q pic.twitter.com/MI1S7aYYeW @mcgrawect

— Princeton University Research (@princetonideas) February 10, 2016

In his job market paper, Yann Koby provides new theory and evidence for implications of low or negative interest rates for banking and monetary policy: https://t.co/G1IFWOLvd2 pic.twitter.com/XZvaNirwX9

— Princeton Economics (@PrincetonEcon) November 21, 2019

Ralph Koijen at the @UChicago, Robert Richmond at @nyuniversity and Motohiro Yogo at @Princeton used a decade of data across the U.S., U.K., euro area and Japan. https://t.co/VLd7b7ensu

— Financial Planning (@finplan) July 24, 2020

@maccalm_project Co-Investigator Nobuhiro Kiyotaki warns that the US-China trade war risks substantially disrupting the international financial system: https://t.co/Bz5h5FI9F9 #tradewar #macroecononics #finance #japan @PrincetonEcon

— MacCaLM (@maccalm_project) August 15, 2018

We were honored to welcome the delegation from the University of Tokyo to the Rockefeller/Mathey dining hall @Princeton https://t.co/S3tFbTs4vm

— Princeton Dining (@PrincetonDining) December 7, 2018

Japan shouldn't make the mistake of normalizing too early because its economy isn't robust, says @Princeton's Alan Blinder. @japansociety pic.twitter.com/BOEiQtjXJf

— Fred Katayama (@freddiethekat) December 3, 2018

Join us in Tokyo next week for a conversation with @Princeton’s Bernard Haykel on Saudi Arabia’s transformation, and its potential impact across the #MiddleEast and beyond. More info: https://t.co/wtRy5oilmA pic.twitter.com/6TDEvELjz1

— UN University (@UNUniversity) May 15, 2018

Opinion by @Gary__Bass: #Trump’s ignorant comments about Japan were bad – even for him. https://t.co/UzEO0hg4vK pic.twitter.com/w47mDatqnc

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) June 28, 2019

Alumnus @Random_guy_IND was part of the Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship Fund of #Sylff. Last month all 20 leaders were invited to Japan to represent their institutions/countries. More on Sylff here: https://t.co/oFYvMzQC7Z pic.twitter.com/AOU0BpcOLB

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) October 9, 2018

WWS' Frank von Hippel comments on how an underground lab tackles #Japan's nuclear waste issue. http://t.co/FdLhiJz8DW via @washingtonpost

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) July 14, 2014

WWS assistant prof. Oleg Itskhoki: Yen depreciation drives up the marginal costs of Japanese exporters. http://t.co/A6bv6ZHpJn via @BW

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) July 8, 2014

https://twitter.com/PrincetonSPIA/status/448152330161364992

What does WWS' Paul Krugman have to say about Japan's economic slowdown? cc: @BloombergTV @washingtonpost http://t.co/nCkNxL2Imm

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) November 14, 2013

WWS' Frank von Hippel was quoted in the ABC News story, "Japan to Make More Plutonium Despite Big Stockpile" http://t.co/vbUurw4O

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) June 1, 2012

Africa: China and Japan’s Next Battleground? | The Diplomat http://t.co/fbb5P2ev92

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) January 14, 2014

Japan vows no compromise on islands row – Asia-Pacific – Al Jazeera English http://t.co/aIMtNwrl via @ajenglish

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) September 27, 2012

In Japan, the right rises on China fears – Features – Al Jazeera English http://t.co/nxvoTI8F via @ajenglish

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) September 14, 2012

Japan and North Korea Set To Talk | Flashpoints http://t.co/rw79PNbf via @Diplomat_APAC

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) August 15, 2012

Photos from AMS's Feb. 15 symposium, "Japanese/America": https://t.co/5ZyRCt2VKh @Princeton @princetonarts @NoNoBoyMusic @PUMusicDept pic.twitter.com/AErwdbQOz9

— Princeton AMS (@PrincetonAMS) February 22, 2019

Join us this afternoon and evening at our symposium, "Japanese/America." Presentations begin at 1:30, Karen Tei Yamashita keynote at 4:30, @NoNoBoyMusic music at 8 https://t.co/I6sTb6LUBl @Princeton @princetonarts @PUMusicDept #AsianAmericanStudies pic.twitter.com/wtGXxhXbCz

— Princeton AMS (@PrincetonAMS) February 15, 2019

Congratulations to our "Japanese/America" symposium keynote speaker, Karen Tei Yamashita, and to all of the @AAAStudies 2019 Book Award Winners! https://t.co/X6ununUD3G

— Princeton AMS (@PrincetonAMS) February 13, 2019

Now on the @Princeton homepage: Feb. 15 Japanese/America symposium w @iykoday, @paulnadal_, @NoNoBoyMusic, Andrew Way Leong, Karen Umemoto, Karen Tei Yamashita: #princetonarts @pumusicdept https://t.co/uAs2hJJieU pic.twitter.com/PdPzOeyEuL

— Princeton AMS (@PrincetonAMS) February 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/GeosciencesPU/status/1027285706631249921

Tonight at 11:30pm on @NJTV, Princeton & Slavery, clarinetist Andy Lamy, artist Joyce J. Scott, and traditional Japanese paper-making. @STKArtGallery @gfsnj @NJSymphony @stockton_edu @Princeton @NJArtsCouncil https://t.co/yg5r6LtL8Z

— State of the Arts (@SOTA_NJ) May 30, 2019

Our scientist Hiroshi Gota at WR 2016 w Dr. Mozer @berkeleyphysics Dr. Yamada @PPPLab, & Dr. Ono @Univ_of_Tokyo. pic.twitter.com/2am1LLMmnT

— TAE Technologies (@TAE) March 16, 2016

This great photo from @Princeton: Einstein, Yukawa (first Japanese Nobel Laureate), Wheeler (coined the word 'black hole') and #HomiBhabha

— Amit Paranjape (@aparanjape) October 30, 2017

【Prange Collection Blog】 Happy Birthday Marius Jansen!
Dr. Jansen was a scholar of Japanese history at @Princeton.
Read his story in: https://t.co/j70PlZoZwj

— Prange Collection (@PrangeColl) April 1, 2019

Happy Birthday Professor Earl Miner! (1927-2004) He taught English and Comparative Literature at @Princeton til 2002. Between 1946-47, he worked as clerk/typist/#interpreter in Occupied Japan. His interview transcript is available to download from https://t.co/C44ZSHbhq2 #OTD

— Prange Collection (@PrangeColl) February 21, 2018

#OTD in 1918, Marion J. Levy, Jr. was born. He was a Navy's Japanese Language Program officer during WWII. He later joined the @Princeton and served as the Chairman of East Asian Studies (@PrincetonEAS). His interview is available at the Prange Collection! https://t.co/C44ZSHbhq2

— Prange Collection (@PrangeColl) December 12, 2017

I met @drjwalk as a PhD student @Princeton when I worked @StateDept. Later he joined my team @gmfus working on US-European approaches to Asia as geopolitical gravity shifted east. He was my indispensable guide to Japan. And now he is the new president of @japansociety! Congrats. https://t.co/G8OufhMHk7

— Daniel Twining (@DCTwining) October 4, 2019

In Japan, Todai occupies a cultural space akin to @Harvard @Princeton & @Yale combined in the US! CC @lyrichues @CFR_org @japantimes https://t.co/fRXQbhFtYg

— Devin T. Stewart (@devintstewart) November 3, 2016

What is the place of Japan in American Social Thought? Join the Gravensteen lecture on November 2nd by Prof. Amy Borovoy, cultural anthropologist in modern Japanese society & culture @Princeton .
▶️ https://t.co/rWj2o9ErtJ @BAISunileiden @japansinleiden @LeidenHum pic.twitter.com/TBM7EGrEGL

— LeidenGlobal (@LeidenGlobal) October 27, 2018

What is the long-term influence of Japanese aid to Southeast #Asia? Find out during the lecture by Jin Sato @Princeton on May 25th. #Japan @japansinleiden @AsianStudies @fggaleiden @LeidenLaw @SATS_LeidenUniv https://t.co/0rUX6FcM0y pic.twitter.com/83BHTkaZAd

— LeidenGlobal (@LeidenGlobal) May 13, 2018

From the current issue: https://t.co/z4tDaejkTS "On the Transnational Destruction of Cities: What Japan and the United States Learned from the Bombing of Britain and Germany in the Second World War" by Sheldon Garon @Princeton #globalhist #intlhist #militaryhist #twitterstorians

— Past and Present (@PastPresentSoc) May 4, 2020

On advanced access: https://t.co/z4tDaejkTS "On the Transnational Destruction of Cities: What Japan and the United States Learned from the Bombing of Britain and Germany in the Second World War" by Sheldon Garon @Princeton #globalhist #intlhist #militaryhist #twitterstorians

— Past and Present (@PastPresentSoc) March 26, 2020

FMWG's Frank von Hippel from @Princeton & Masafumi Takubo highlight Japan’s plan to convert its 48-ton stockpile of separated plutonium–authors found the MOX program will cost about 10x more than the LEU fuel that would otherwise be used by these reactors https://t.co/uHv1xd1oa6

— International Nuclear Security Forum (@INS_Forum) October 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/UCSDPreCollege/status/1367509144916406274
https://twitter.com/DrBrianKeating/status/1237521686955614208
https://twitter.com/rrbehringer/status/1082678097818906624

What is the #Japanese concept of #Ikigai – what is our “reason for being”? For those treat #Pain, what can we do to ensure we have passion + mission in what we do for our #patients? #empathy #PainAwarenessMonth @ASALifeline @ASRA_Society @RareDiseases @Princeton #WIMmonth @NORD pic.twitter.com/7ZFwqRctl0

— Dr. Anita Gupta (@DocAnitaGupta) September 12, 2018

Japanese Magnolias are in bloom today! @Princeton #blooming pic.twitter.com/CHWJWrVbpK

— T Patrick Milas (@PatrickMilas) April 23, 2018

#EFA2020 papers include 'Low Rates and Bank Loan Supply: Theory and Evidence from Japan' by Cynthia Mei Balloch*, Yann Koby of @LSEnews @LSEEcon @LSEfinance @Princeton – Discussant Mauricio Ulate of Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco – Register free https://t.co/B1XGiLCx6j

— European Finance Association (@EFA_org) August 13, 2020

Program on Science and Global Security Seminar: 'Five Things You'd Want to Know in Explaining Japan's Decision to Surrender in 1945' feat. Sheldon Garon on Oct. 23, 2019 at 12:30 PM at @Princeton https://t.co/hETEYqevOC

— Sino-NK (@Sino_NK) October 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/FreeXiyueWang/status/1138810958187569157

AAS Member Franz Prichard of @Princeton is author of RESIDUAL FUTURES: THE URBAN ECOLOGIES OF LITERARY AND VISUAL MEDIA OF 1960S AND 1970S JAPAN, recently published by @ColumbiaUP. https://t.co/HollmHTS6y pic.twitter.com/I4WMoXrKWx

— Association for Asian Studies (@AASAsianStudies) May 8, 2019

Read a Q&A w/@Princeton prof. Federico Marcon about his acclaimed Study of #WEAI on #Science in Early Modern #Japan: https://t.co/8Lwa44LCKU pic.twitter.com/rjPkzChplD

— WEAI (@WEAI_Columbia) August 10, 2017

Students & auditors in the fall @Princeton course “Sources in Ancient & Medieval Japanese History,” taught by Thomas Conlan, professor of @PrincetonEAS & @PUHistory, translated the majority of ancient documents now available on joint website w/ @univkyoto: https://t.co/YipDY0Vlyf pic.twitter.com/8bgvfL4jfY

— Jamie Saxon (@JamieSaxonArts) April 17, 2020

The @PtnFootnotes are in Japan! Follow @Princeton senior Nathan Quinn (@quinn_sane) for more pics #PrincetonAbroad https://t.co/t9z9ODN193

— Jamie Saxon (@JamieSaxonArts) January 27, 2016

.@Princeton a cappella group @PtnFootnotes are on tour in Japan this intercession #footnotesinJapan #PrincetonAbroad pic.twitter.com/a6xXk4Rvwy

— Jamie Saxon (@JamieSaxonArts) January 26, 2016

Love Japanese #anime? Watch trailer for "Sky Crawlers" @Princeton tonight 7 pm http://t.co/TVEVxROH27 More info: https://t.co/aAkKjXZk0q

— Jamie Saxon (@JamieSaxonArts) March 20, 2013

Documents can reveal amazing insights into Japanese history. @Princeton's Komonjo Collection lets you explore old Japanese texts with helpful translations and historical contexts. https://t.co/nBFCO6TaYC #Japan #history #LockdownLearning

— Japan Foundation UK (@jpflondon) April 27, 2020

#OTD in 1873, a Japanese member of the Class of 1874 gives his sword to @Princeton president James McCosh. https://t.co/Je6vXb3Nwr pic.twitter.com/sKnvykktsc

— Mudd Library (@muddlibrary) June 28, 2018

princetonu_artmuseum
Join us tonight as @princeton graduate student, Mai Yamaguchi discusses “Picturing Place in Japan.” #PicturingPlaceinJapan closes this Sunday!https://t.co/jLnVq5CEHb pic.twitter.com/H6jjiJgCE8

— Princeton Art Museum (@PUArtMuseum) February 21, 2019

Students in Andrew Watsky’s seminar on Japanese prints, Art 425 @Princeton selected “Moon Pine at Ueno” for acquisition @PUArtMuseum

See the print #onviewnow in #PicturingPlaceJapan https://t.co/XmwuoxpLIK pic.twitter.com/7O6d8yMK5v

— Princeton Art Museum (@PUArtMuseum) November 12, 2018

Princeton University Art Museum | "Water Lillies and Japanese Bridge" | Claude Monet (1899)https://t.co/DW9dUCAhZN @PUArtMuseum @PUFacilities @AcademicMuseums @Princeton https://t.co/Vd3wLsN89E pic.twitter.com/pV7s6GbcN1

— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) August 26, 2018

Great success for @ohnori44 at @Princeton #princeton yesterday and THE HEART OF KYOGEN 2019 IS TODAY @LincolnCenter Friday 8th from 7pm! a lecture/performance of Classical Japanese Comic Theater #kyogen #japancultureNYC #noh #japanculture https://t.co/tIqKlY2zKk pic.twitter.com/AnJvdFRgJv

— Noh Society (@NohSociety) November 8, 2019

Free, rare Japanese flute concert this Fri. 2/19 @7:30pm with Riley Lee, grandmaster, @Taplin, Fine Hall @Princeton pic.twitter.com/HMcRk0RQi1

— PrincetonHumanities (@PrincetonHum) February 16, 2016

LLL Dept presents “Why Do We Repeat?” by Seiichi Makino, professor emeritus of Japanese and linguistics @Princeton TONIGHT in HL500, 4PM

— SU Arts & Sciences (@ArtSciencesSU) March 27, 2014

Tomorrow’s webinar will discuss the impact of social media & smartphones on today's society, especially young people. Experts on East Asia at @Princeton, will cover trends for those who wish to live and work in Japan.

11/24 7-8pm ET/ 11/25 9-10am JST https://t.co/VzZpaQhZcP pic.twitter.com/9kpHa6Doax

— U.S.-Japan Bridging Foundation (@USJBF) November 23, 2020

Next Tuesday, 11/24, @Princeton’s Amy Borovoy and Kimberly Hassel will discuss the major impact of social media and smartphone ownership on young people in today's world & how Covid-19 has changed the landscape of Japanese society. Register here: https://t.co/VzZpaQhZcP pic.twitter.com/2UMUGxlO66

— U.S.-Japan Bridging Foundation (@USJBF) November 17, 2020

Join me next Tues, Nov 24 (7pm EST) [Weds 11/25 Tokyo 9am JST] for a look at Japanese social media @_linefriends and the digital lives of Japanese women. Register free https://t.co/okFLe6bJJO @kimberly_hassel Dr. Amy Borovoy of @Princeton @USJBF @TeamUpUS_Japan #JapaneseCulture pic.twitter.com/hzsMG7g6Qd

— Amy DeLouise (@brandbuzz) November 18, 2020

Canceled Because of #coronavirus

Schools throughout Italy, Iran, China, Japan have been closed because of the outbreak. This week, many universities in the US, including @UW @nyuniversity @Princeton announced they would move to online instruction. https://t.co/15C8SEwOmP

— UW German (@uwgerman) March 10, 2020

Our @Princeton summer intern takes a critical look at Japan's 2020 Olympics narrative in @Diplomat_APAC: https://t.co/ujVWIIufsf pic.twitter.com/It1KWasYKN

— Pacific Forum (@PacificForum) August 3, 2019

Gave a lecture on the do's and don'ts for journalists in humanitarian settings @Princeton yesterday and was geeked to meet @PicoIyer, one of my favorite #writers in the world since the '90s. His forthcoming #book is A Beginner's Guide to #Japan. pic.twitter.com/pocb7W3Puu

— Dimitry Elias Léger (@dimitryleger) April 12, 2019

Chris Sims @Princeton on Global Economy / Excuses won’t lead to Japan’s fiscal reform – The Japan News https://t.co/85RkaQL0ze

— Princeton Bendheim Center for Finance (@PrincetonBCF) August 28, 2017

Chris Sims @Princeton ideas seen giving justification to delay Japan’s consumption tax hike @japantimes https://t.co/GF9tt0dLmE

— Princeton Bendheim Center for Finance (@PrincetonBCF) March 20, 2017

Some years ago my alma mater, Stanford, gave honorary degrees, many posthumous, to all the Japanese-American Stanford students who had been pulled out of school and sent to camps.

— Tom Peters (@tom_peters) January 23, 2021

Feb 20, 3:30PM, Hyde Hall @reliunc & @iah_unc, present "Goodness beyond Melodrama: Compassionate Awareness in Ozu's Tokyo Story" with Jeffrey Stout, emeritus professor of religion @Princeton. @UNC_Global @UNCAsianStudies pic.twitter.com/nYXYaPY3r9

— Carolina Asia Center (@UNCAsiaCenter) January 24, 2019

His life was tragically cut short of age 31 when he drowned while swimming off Beach Haven, NJ, in September 1947. 4/4@ubcprez @UBC @MIT @UCBerkeley @BerkeleyLab @Princeton @thealexwoo @jamuseum @manzanarcomm pic.twitter.com/Lqq90lADUX

— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) October 6, 2019

On 5 + 6 Sept, SML hosted the 22nd Annual Conference of the British Association for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language. Dr Shinji Sato of @Princeton gave the keynote whilst Prof @Sugatam was the invited speaker. Special guests included reps from @JAPANinUK & @jpflondon pic.twitter.com/VsdxZosLBF

— Modern Languages NCL (@SML_Newcastle) September 21, 2019

US a century behind EU, Japan in financial services access, says @Princeton prof Sheldon Garon: http://t.co/qe9PJ4I7ZG #PewPOBanking

— The Pew Trusts (@pewtrusts) July 16, 2014

#Japan’s Snap Election Highlights a Leadership Dilemma, writes @Princeton's @ayumi_teraoka https://t.co/Q3tNl6CIYG pic.twitter.com/RK3f9r33h3

— Global Observatory (@ipinstGO) November 9, 2017

Considering how racist Wilson was, he was rather more moderate on that than some other world leaders – https://t.co/ztQwSxz027.

Probably one of the defining moments that drove Japan to embrace its own ultra-nationalism and imperialism in response to Hughes and Wilson.

— Rhys Needham (@Rhys_Needham) June 28, 2020

　https://twitter.com/Princeton/status/329710381029285889

Now available from AAS Member Brian Steininger of @Princeton: CHINESE LITERARY FORMS IN HEIAN JAPAN @Harvard_Press https://t.co/mfILpQxibq pic.twitter.com/0PdFpXonJ4

— Association for Asian Studies (@AASAsianStudies) July 11, 2017

US must stop #China's bullying of #Japan: Hudson's @gabeschoenfeld & @Princeton's Aaron Friedberg in @RealClearWorld http://t.co/ZVVuiXkGp4

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) February 22, 2013

This Chinese government’s Official Letter shows that Senkaku Islands belong Japan! http://t.co/UnTML9yc @Princeton

— mochablend7 (@mochablend7) October 25, 2012

Can #Japan and Russia Transform Asia? http://t.co/YHLuwvn9 @Princeton Professor Gilbert Rozman explains

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) December 26, 2011

　https://twitter.com/PrincetonSPIA/status/960646760417910784
　https://twitter.com/PrincetonSPIA/status/960602737380593664
　https://twitter.com/TakagiRyohei/status/962037834239660032
　https://twitter.com/Coalition4Peace/status/961279399046852613

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.153（South Dakota サウスダコタ州 Vol.2 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：SDState 等）

All the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.46 (SDSU) / South Dakota Vol.6
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.47 (USD) / South Dakota Vol.7
cf.
South Dakota Vol.2
South Dakota Vol.1
U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.33（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.7 －大学ツイート Montana～Missouri）

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください。）　@SDStateNewsroom @SDStateCOE,@SDState

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

SDState sophomore to do nanotechnology research in Japan. #SDStateResearch https://t.co/uzUgnKxaMY pic.twitter.com/zL83g8EAtv

— SDSU News (@SDStateNewsroom) February 8, 2018

The #USMEF #HeartlandTeam2018 traveled over 200 mph on bullet train from Kyoto to Tokyo, Japan. @Beef @NationalPork @smithfieldfoods @sdstate @sdsoybean @UnitedSoy @necga @Necornboard @Oklabeef @Nesoybeanboard @iowapork @iowa_corn pic.twitter.com/PeWViqdkY0

— USMEF (@USMEF) September 6, 2018

Interested in Japanese culture, @SDState 4-H’er Brooke is preparing to #StudyAbroad for a month through the @states4hexchang program. https://t.co/CXmBdjOKvB

— 4h (@4H) January 2, 2018

Can I go to camp in South Dakota? University Art Galleries To Host Summer Camp On ‘Japanese Printmaking’ http://t.co/MjejJpmns5

— Japanistic (@Japanistic_com) June 9, 2013

Our @SDState ESL student, Natsumi, shares her language learning adventure last year (in Japanese): https://t.co/BhRAYtZTF7

— Jon Stauff (@jwstauff) September 3, 2020

　https://twitter.com/sdstatebriggs/status/1071078291602399233
　https://twitter.com/sdstatebriggs/status/806559971131396096

A Japanese man claiming to be royalty shot & wounded a fellow @usd student over a classroom chair today in 1933. #SDHistory

— SouthDakotaMagazine (@SDMagazine) December 16, 2015

　https://twitter.com/ResOutreach/status/1184769508126445569

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.152（North Dakota ノースダコタ州 Vol.2 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：UND、NDSU）

All the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.45 (University of North Dakota) / North Dakota Vol.8
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.44 (North Dakota State) / North Dakota Vol.7
cf.
U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.33（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.7 －大学ツイート Montana～Missouri）

内容例　@UofNorthDakota,@UNDAerospace、@NDSU,@NDSUpcpe,@aier

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

It was wonderful to welcome Japan's Consul-General Naoki Ito and @UofNorthDakota partners Tokai University and ANA Airways. #UNDproud pic.twitter.com/GpFhsaRDdW

— Mark Kennedy (@MarkKennedyUSA) June 1, 2018

RT @UND_WIH: Congrats to @TEisenschmid for her first Olympic point and win today vs. Japan! Many more to come. #NDproud #undpride

— U of North Dakota (@UofNorthDakota) February 13, 2014

RT @anderskn: Japanese HTV2, carrying @myUND's payload (the ag camera) towards the International Space Station just launched succesfully.

— U of North Dakota (@UofNorthDakota) January 22, 2011

Finally watched #misspilot Japanese drama that they filmed at @UNDAerospace . Weird to see the ramps, streets, and places I've been and worked & learned at with in a live-action foreign series! #anime @GrandForksCity #myund pic.twitter.com/VwZqotNaDG

— Public Access Weatherman (@N734NJ) February 19, 2019

UND, Tokai University extend successful eight year aviation training contract
Japanese school to send more student… http://t.co/BdN3KS6uxX

— UNDAerospace (@UNDAerospace) March 12, 2014

Message from Dean Bruce Smith: We are hosting a major Japanese TV Network (Fuji TV) at UND Aerospace beginning… http://t.co/EwiNPdXMDM

— UNDAerospace (@UNDAerospace) September 18, 2013

Where's the University of North Dakota watertower behind this Japanese garden? #findinggardenseverywhere pic.twitter.com/J2TR03WWQP

— Scott L. Fritchie (@slfritchie) May 27, 2015

The @NDSU #NorthernCropsInstitute, #WheatQualityCouncil, and #ndwheat joined @uswheatassoc to show Japanese buyers the quality of US #wheat crop. Through Sept, #Japan imported over $500 million of US wheat and was our top overseas market this year. See https://t.co/SySCQ4T9gQ pic.twitter.com/Jo41Iwnjdp

— USDAJapan (@USDAJapan) December 4, 2018

@NdsuEnglish welcomes Sharity Nelson to the department. She will be teaching Early British Literature. Fun fact: she just moved here from Japan! @NDSU @NDSUAHSS #ndsuenglish #britishliterature #literature pic.twitter.com/iuzLATv7tl

— NDSU English (@NdsuEnglish) September 7, 2019

Thanks to a travel award from @ASPET, @NDSU pharmaceutical sciences graduate student Priyanka Swami shared her pancreatic cancer research in Kyoto, Japan at the World Congress of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology in July. #NDSUtrue #PreparingLeaders #researchuniversity pic.twitter.com/qqNPRes4qI

— NDSU College of HP (@ndsuchp) July 13, 2018

@NDSU welcome to study abroad students in Japan pic.twitter.com/itITmemUPj

— Kim Hanson (@kim_jkdkhanson) December 28, 2016

GIFSIA hosted 15 Japanese students from Kagoshima University for 3 wk. At @PFSeed Groundbreaker Field Day 9/10/15 http://t.co/FqrKTwSBYc

— NDSU Plant Sciences (@NDSUPlantSci) September 23, 2015

Please check out Episode 2: Pilgrimage to Japanese American Incarceration Camps. https://t.co/Od3mKu43Kf. In this episode, I talk with Dr. Anne Blankenship of @NDSU.#pilgrimage

— Meaningful Journeys Podcast (@MeaningfulJour2) January 3, 2020

Join me this Thursday for a conversation with Dr. Anne Blankenship from @NDSU. Episode 2: “Pilgrimage to Japanese-American Incarceration Camps” will be released. #pilgrimage @HeartMountainWY @manzanarcomm @tulelakenps @TxHillCountryTr

— Meaningful Journeys Podcast (@MeaningfulJour2) December 9, 2019

North Dakota State University – Eastern Washington University – Saturday, 5 January, 11 am (CST), ESPN2, Toyota Stadium, Frisco, Texas [near Dallas]. NCAA FCS National Championship Football Game. Go Bison!

Lots of… https://t.co/Fi0y1HEV6t

— NDSU Libraries' GRHC (@GermanRussianHC) January 5, 2019

We are excited to have fans of the North Dakota State Bison and James Madison University Dukes in town for the #fcschampionship game at Toyota Stadium. #gobison #godukes
Find all there is to do, see, and love ❤️ in Plano this weekend. Click link: https://t.co/yiaQqj231R pic.twitter.com/8XV1Zv2Lbk

— visitplano (@visitplano) January 10, 2020

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.8

All the below tweets are in English.

AP Morning Wire:

•Millions in US endure record cold without power; at least 20 dead.
•Japan begins vaccination drive amid Olympic worries.
•Biden reframes reopening of elementary schools.
•Pandemic politicking: Israel's election sprint echoes US. https://t.co/CgIgdqcpL7 pic.twitter.com/o6mqQrBWju

— The Associated Press (@AP) February 17, 2021

Japan's first coronavirus shots have been given to health workers, beginning a vaccination campaign considered crucial to holding the already delayed Tokyo Olympics. https://t.co/6MRs4LE6Ai

— The Associated Press (@AP) February 17, 2021

Japan’s health minister expects the Pfizer vaccine will be approved within days. Vaccines are considered key to holding the delayed Tokyo Olympics this summer. https://t.co/VvsO1OAYkp

10:15https://t.co/VvsO1OAYkp

— The Associated Press (@AP) February 12, 2021

BREAKING: Yoshiro Mori says he is resigning as president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee after sexist remarks. https://t.co/4MDRa5NTBg

— The Associated Press (@AP) February 12, 2021

Japan formally approves its first COVID-19 vaccine (from @AP) ++ Japan will start using Pfizer- BioNTech vaccine this week. BC https://t.co/mbff9cXTAP

— BobCarter (@BobCarter385761) February 14, 2021

NEW THIS MORNING | @KATUNews #LiveDesk

Japan has started its COVID-19 vaccinations with an eye on the Olympics that have already been delayed by the coronavirus pandemic | https://t.co/KsFveHwWBW via @AP pic.twitter.com/7sD9ecQHP3

— Evan Schreiber (@SchreiberEvan) February 17, 2021

Japan's Olympic minister Seiko Hashimoto has became the new president of #Tokyo2020 , capping off an embarrassing sexism row with just over five months until the virus-postponed Games.

She stepped down as one of just two women in Japan's cabinet today to take up the key post pic.twitter.com/rPcOftx7rd

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) February 18, 2021

Japan Olympic sexism row.#AFPGraphics showing reactions to Japan's #Olympic sexism row triggered by comments from the Tokyo 2020 chief Yoshiro Mori who resigned on February 12 pic.twitter.com/7oxrCwQXdB

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

VIDEO: Tokyo 2020 Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori has resigned after making sexist comments that caused an international outcry with less than six months until the virus-postponed Games pic.twitter.com/FjCTuM5QFr

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

Japan launches its coronavirus vaccination programme, five months ahead of the Tokyo Olympics, as the World Health Organization reports a fall in new cases around the world https://t.co/75N9DPt75L pic.twitter.com/c8irGsqi9F

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) February 17, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori is to resign after he sparked outrage in Japan and abroad by claiming that women talk too much in meetings, reports said Thursdayhttps://t.co/hC9T7of6j6 for #AFPSports

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) February 11, 2021

Seiko Hashimoto, who will head the Tokyo 2020 organising committee after a sexism row forced its last chief to step down, is a seven-time Olympian and was one of just two women in Japan's cabinet until she took the job https://t.co/VjFWZJHJlY

— Katie Forster (@katieforster) February 18, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori is to resign after he sparked outrage in Japan and abroad by claiming that women talk too much in meetings, reports said Thursday. | @AFP https://t.co/XB3gY2j4mR

— INQUIRER Sports (@INQUIRERSports) February 11, 2021

The final global boxing qualifier for the Tokyo Olympics is being scrapped, the Japan Boxing Federation said Tuesday, with places at this summer’s pandemic-delayed Games likely to be determined by rankings. | @AFP https://t.co/kQQDZUE0QB

— INQUIRER Sports (@INQUIRERSports) February 16, 2021

Japan’s Seiko Hashimoto, a woman who has competed in seven Olympics, said she had been chosen as president of the #Tokyo2020 organizing committee, replacing Yoshiro Mori who resigned after setting off a furor with sexist remarks https://t.co/Cd3urdyDQJ pic.twitter.com/BaQevdz2es

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 18, 2021

Here is what you need to know about the new chief of the Tokyo 2020 organizing committee, Seiko Hashimoto https://t.co/Uo6Nd3QhPW pic.twitter.com/iUSreKbtUE

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 18, 2021

Japan's consumer price decline slows, weak demand keeps outlook murky https://t.co/hSezDpcWr8 pic.twitter.com/3ktkFMLY0A

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 19, 2021

Japan kicked off its COVID-19 inoculation drive, the last of the Group of 7 nations to begin a major vaccine drive https://t.co/9MZ4ycqV75 pic.twitter.com/zcCN064bFI

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 17, 2021

Japan's ruling party wants more women at meetings, but stay quiet https://t.co/Xi6oOKTKks pic.twitter.com/9ZR0jFiWdC

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 17, 2021

Exclusive: Japan's factory mood turns positive for first time since 2019 – Reuters Tankan https://t.co/1d8qcP7pfM pic.twitter.com/OO6N6BgQ5V

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 17, 2021

Japan kicks off COVID-19 vaccination drive https://t.co/AtGUfFRnRN pic.twitter.com/4N1m5xJ9Rq

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 17, 2021

Japan to start inoculation drive Wednesday amid shortage of special syringes https://t.co/Gxb0BI51uu pic.twitter.com/JlqktNtFEK

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 16, 2021

Japan extends economic recovery as exports, capex shake off COVID hit https://t.co/nYyXpCCovZ pic.twitter.com/GznoUdyHBr

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 15, 2021

Japan stocks hit multi-decade high on economic optimism https://t.co/oXj19ZvHf0 pic.twitter.com/I44mWYbWGc

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 15, 2021

Japan's receives first batch of COVID-19 vaccine, courtesy of Pfizer https://t.co/XiQVZkidBS pic.twitter.com/vWV306iLtG

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 12, 2021

Japan's economy grows 12.7% in fourth quarter, beats forecast https://t.co/jOxOscTGWd pic.twitter.com/gWgsY4ePY9

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 15, 2021

Japan’s GDP beat forecasts with a 12.7% annualized rise in the fourth quarter, thanks to a rebound in overseas demand that lifted exports and capital spending https://t.co/RadGPy8wXu pic.twitter.com/HYamWRoF9z

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 16, 2021

Japan's exports, machine orders pick up as global demand recovers https://t.co/uqHJlkAOUd pic.twitter.com/cGo87Kli8P

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 17, 2021

Over half of Japanese firms believe the Tokyo Olympic Games should be cancelled or postponed, a survey by think tank Tokyo Shoko Research showed, casting further doubt over the fate of the troubled Games https://t.co/oIZAKfS3Wx

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 15, 2021

Less joy, more guilt: Japan coronavirus doctor torn over Olympic torch relay https://t.co/pWDnNpyXJ7 pic.twitter.com/GXEySopXsC

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 16, 2021

Twitter star to vaccine tsar: Japan's Taro Kono's moment in the spotlight https://t.co/cUmpvnjWc2 pic.twitter.com/mxVmo3R9xH

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 17, 2021

Blinken to hold virtual 'Quad' meeting with Australia, India, Japan https://t.co/xtPPdyoOtC pic.twitter.com/PZFPjFqBcY

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 17, 2021

Japan to suffer bigger-than-expected slump in first quarter amid pandemic curbs: Reuters poll https://t.co/ygfEjmn7zg pic.twitter.com/bz0lZfyvBC

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 12, 2021

Japan political 'village mentality' pierced as Tokyo Olympics Mori resigns https://t.co/kUIuuqMRQv pic.twitter.com/PTfCDXHy46

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 12, 2021

Japan activist welcomes Olympic chief resignation, but says sexism much wider https://t.co/ink6RSDs5A pic.twitter.com/aWoKNWQIuN

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 12, 2021

EU approves all requests for COVID-19 vaccine export to UK, U.S., Japan, China https://t.co/dF76sXsRI3 pic.twitter.com/gQE17WhVQ2

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 11, 2021

Japan, U.S., India, Australia call for return of democracy in Myanmar https://t.co/da7DAmEEQW pic.twitter.com/LQaOfcyBli

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 18, 2021

Japan's Aeon says to offer shopping malls nationwide for COVID-19 vaccinationshttps://t.co/4hVSYhjW2k via @Reuters

— eigonomics (@eigonomics) February 12, 2021

The head of Tokyo’s Olympics committee, Yoshiro Mori, who complained last week that women caused meetings to run long by talking too much, resigned on Friday. His exit could further complicate the delayed Games. https://t.co/SedzuSRRya pic.twitter.com/LeDIjDdZsY

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 12, 2021

Breaking News: The head of Tokyo’s Olympics committee, a former prime minister of Japan, resigned a week after making sexist remarks that caused a fierce backlash. https://t.co/jpMBDE8rfr

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 12, 2021

Japan’s economy rebounded sharply in the last three months of 2020, government data showed. Still, analysts say trouble lies ahead. https://t.co/cHYyY9DHsw

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 15, 2021

New ep! @nytimes Tokyo bureau chief @motokorich breaks down the sexist comments of former Tokyo Olympic President Yoshiro Mori, who plunged the organizing committee into scandal after he suggested women board members talk too much. Hosted by @omhboyd 1/ https://t.co/uLRtOVI0IR

— Japan Times Deep Dive (@JapanDeepDive) February 17, 2021

Heard on the Street: Japan’s stock market has never risen back to its zenith at the end of 1989, but you still could have made money investing in it https://t.co/C3jZzNNyz2

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) February 16, 2021

Japan is controlling Covid-19 infections with a minimalist approach to lockdowns. The key: restaurants and bars. https://t.co/K3C4lTK5tw

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) February 9, 2021

The Acura TLX A-Spec sedan, built for Americans and not sold in Japan, is something of a sociocultural mirror, writes cars columnist Dan Neil https://t.co/JpWKf6shJ1

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 16, 2021

Japan is a pharmaceutical power. But rigid rules leave it waiting for outside vaccines. https://t.co/NEG2XuEQdP

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 1, 2021

Virus surge puts "real pressure" on Japan to cancel Olympics, Australia leader says https://t.co/sfDV9SoXFR

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 22, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief says women talk too much at meetings, calls it "annoying" https://t.co/oAwho6mvmU

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 3, 2021

Japan’s ruling party says women can join key meetings — as silent observers https://t.co/BQgl5ntdFX

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 17, 2021

Hashimoto was named after the Olympic flame and is set to take over the Tokyo Olympics committee https://t.co/XM3CIGuUn5

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) February 18, 2021

Seiko Hashimoto is set to be selected as the new head of the Tokyo Olympics organizing committee, public broadcaster NHK said Wednesday https://t.co/1TXIQhT26g

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) February 17, 2021

The governor of Shimane prefecture in Western Japan says he’s ready to cancel local Olympics torch relay events unless Tokyo takes more aggressive steps to stop the spread of Covid https://t.co/iz03iGLGHX

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) February 17, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief says meetings with women take too long, sparking uproar https://t.co/WD7NVDNRN3

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) February 7, 2021

The Tokyo Olympics chief is under fire after saying women talk too much in meetings https://t.co/KnUHzWzOaS

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) February 4, 2021

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics may become the Games' first cancellation since World War II https://t.co/rzRm0nukUV

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) January 31, 2021

Why the Tokyo 2020 Olympics still aren't a sure thing https://t.co/SXp1vYf3OU

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) January 18, 2021

JUST IN: Japan names a woman athlete-turned-politician as new president of the Tokyo 2020 Organizing Cmte., replacing a man who resigned after setting off a furor with sexist remarks. https://t.co/6lVk7Kn68H

— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 18, 2021

Opinion | Jules Boykoff: Tokyo Olympics head Yoshiro Mori called out by Naomi Osaka and others for sexism. He must go. https://t.co/HB0rP9snUV – @NBCNewsTHINK

— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 10, 2021

WATCH: With a new state of emergency due to Covid-19, Tokyo residents think the summer Olympics may be in jeopardy. https://t.co/iXfUvb7Zx4

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 8, 2021

The Tokyo Olympics organizing committee announces that Seiko Hashimoto has been appointed president, a week after the previous leader was forced to resign over sexist comments he made. https://t.co/L1QP33QKX7

— ABC News (@ABC) February 18, 2021

"In order to make the games successful, I should not be an obstacle in the preparation." https://t.co/htHgS5gobW

— ABC News (@ABC) February 12, 2021

The torch for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing has been unveiled—one year before the opening ceremony and as Tokyo continues to prepare to host summer games postponed because of the pandemic. https://t.co/q8h5xmKquF

— ABC News (@ABC) February 4, 2021

"We are very confident for a number of reasons," Christophe Dubi, Olympic Games executive director of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), said during a virtual press conference. "Tokyo is the best prepared city we have ever seen." https://t.co/EdYmJ68QPm

— ABC News (@ABC) February 3, 2021

The International Olympic Committee will consider imposing a probation on Italy’s team for the Tokyo Games this week because of a two-year domestic dispute that it says amounts to government interference. https://t.co/DxFI0J6JPe

— ABC News (@ABC) January 26, 2021

Reports that the Japanese government has privately concluded that the upcoming Tokyo Olympics will have to be canceled are "categorically untrue," according to Japan's Cabinet Secretariat of the Headquarters for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. https://t.co/NyWc4lzJes pic.twitter.com/35J0bp9seh

— ABC News (@ABC) January 22, 2021

Despite rising COVID-19 infections in Japan, International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach says that there is "no reason whatsoever" to believe the Olympic Games in Tokyo will not open on July 23 as planned. https://t.co/mwBatMABX9 pic.twitter.com/ZbDdyRiZNs

— ABC News (@ABC) January 22, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.7

All the below tweets are in English.

Seiko Hashimoto, a woman, is named Tokyo Olympics chief in something of a breakthrough https://t.co/B0NmJf0YTG pic.twitter.com/Y5egCWD1cB

— CBS News (@CBSNews) February 18, 2021

Tokyo Olympics head Yoshiro Mori resigns after uproar over sexist remarks https://t.co/LRjicfV8eY

— CBS News (@CBSNews) February 12, 2021

The International Olympic Committee and the Japanese government are denying that the Tokyo Olympics will be permanently canceled because of the pandemic.

Still, a vast majority of the Japanese public wants the games to be either postponed again or simply called off. pic.twitter.com/tnPNZTOq7S

— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 22, 2021

Japan's seven-time Olympian turned politician Seiko Hashimoto announced Thursday that she is taking over as head of the Tokyo 2020 Games, following the resignation of her predecessor after sexist remarks he made were leaked to the media. https://t.co/A03FvVIt9W

— CNN International (@cnni) February 18, 2021

Tokyo 2020 Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori said he will resign due to the fallout after sexist remarks he made at a meeting were leaked to the public. https://t.co/PQyH1pZfIL

— CNN International (@cnni) February 12, 2021

As of February 4, more than 8,700 people in Japan, who tested positive for Covid-19, were waiting for a hospital bed or space at an isolation center. That means people are dying at home, fighting conditions alone and spreading the virus to family members. https://t.co/2IvziLDU01

— CNN International (@cnni) February 11, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori, who said women talk too much in meetings, has resigned after his sexist comments drew widespread criticism. pic.twitter.com/wEkGLh8XsM

— DW News (@dwnews) February 12, 2021

Despite the lockdown extension for Tokyo, the Olympics 2020 President Yoshiro Mori said the Games would go ahead "however the coronavirus [pandemic] evolves."https://t.co/3c89cjGQ9d

— DW News (@dwnews) February 2, 2021

▶️ Seiko Hashimoto takes over as Tokyo Olympic president https://t.co/Kt8EPIDFmY pic.twitter.com/s15ZTexgLv

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) February 18, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief Mori resigns over sexist comments https://t.co/jAPVmzUMFh pic.twitter.com/XLcvuttDxW

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) February 12, 2021

Tokyo 2020 chief to resign, but successor choice criticised.https://t.co/d3gUud4X2v pic.twitter.com/YcoiYs0PBw

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) February 12, 2021

Seven-time Olympian Hashimoto Seiko has been appointed as the new President of the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee.https://t.co/VYjNfcTeR6 via @RTEsport #Tokyo2020 #Olympics

— RTÉ (@rte) February 18, 2021

"I am determined to realise a safe and secure Tokyo Games as proof that mankind will have overcome the virus."

Via @rtenews

https://t.co/8RzUVjj6jT

— RTÉ (@rte) January 22, 2021

Paul O’Donovan will ‘go with the flow’ as talk turns to Tokyo Olympics
via @IrishTimes https://t.co/kQnDAikZ4g

— QuercusUCC (@Quercus_UCC) January 21, 2021

Japan to declare virus state of emergency in Tokyo https://t.co/60enuNQM7n via @rte

— UCD Japan (@UCD_Japan) January 7, 2021

Japan's Seiko Hashimoto, who has competed in four winter and three summer Games as a speed skater and cyclist, takes over from Yoshiro Mori following his departure last week over the sexist remarks https://t.co/lhl6HA5Wbs

— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 18, 2021

"Athletes are willing to do whatever it takes"@BeckAdlington says athletes are "desperate" for the Tokyo Olympics to take place this year

The Olympic gold medallist believes, with 'restrictions and measures in place', the competition can run safely.https://t.co/iOm40vn1kt pic.twitter.com/zLdMt06P3A

— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 15, 2021

Tokyo Olympics head announces his resignation over sexist comments https://t.co/nGkxrG9XpM

— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 12, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori 'to step down' after saying women talk too much in meetings https://t.co/xR9FdsylOa

— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/BBCWorld/status/1362315849839890434

Tokyo Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori to step down over sexism row https://t.co/Bt9oV5EjEm

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 11, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief 'will QUIT' after sparking sexism row https://t.co/o17hrwk6Pd

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) February 11, 2021

EU's vaccine 'export transport mechanism' is already hitting Japan's jabs schedule, Tokyo claims https://t.co/6jNE3rVuLj

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) February 3, 2021

Olympic athletes WON'T need Covid-19 vaccine to participate in Tokyo 2020 games, organisers reveal https://t.co/2H7liH0b1I

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) February 3, 2021

REVEALED: Athletes at Tokyo 2020 will be BARRED from leaving the Olympic Village under strict new IOC guidelines https://t.co/Ki9tEmU9dp

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) January 30, 2021

Japanese government and IOC categorically DENY report that Tokyo Olympics 'are to be cancelled' https://t.co/nrllTGPcKM

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

Tokyo Olympics 'are CANCELLED': Japanese government 'has privately concluded the Games cannot go ahead' https://t.co/iXXj6jlKR0 pic.twitter.com/EwOOjaEuul

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) January 21, 2021

Japan declares state of emergency in Tokyo less than 200 days before start of the Olympics https://t.co/MQIxqPCSGk

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) January 7, 2021

Tokyo Olympics president 'to resign' after saying women 'talk too much' https://t.co/ecnPZWDPH5 pic.twitter.com/NumRwoVf5F

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) February 11, 2021

Tokyo Olympics "unlikely" to happen, reckons London 2012 mastermind Sir Keith Millshttps://t.co/xij16fFxwV pic.twitter.com/AReavfu2Cs

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) January 20, 2021

Japan has welcomed 2021 after recording a record rise in coronavirus cases on New Year’s Eve in Tokyo.#NewYearsEve #GoodBye2020 https://t.co/3bVMey9j6k

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) December 31, 2020

Fun but repetitive action in Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 https://t.co/aBL7TcXUdN pic.twitter.com/puRG7HKQro

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) November 9, 2019

The head of the Tokyo Olympics has resigned over sexist remarks.

Yoshiro Mori sparked domestic and international outrage last week by claiming that women speak too much in meetings https://t.co/qaGxmrIkyg

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) February 12, 2021

While there is optimism that the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead in some form, it may not be possible to accommodate spectators https://t.co/AzjJShuvHe

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 22, 2021

A first look at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic torch – made from materials recycled from the Fukushima disasterhttps://t.co/JkRftEiMbL pic.twitter.com/cv3hheiR4q

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) July 27, 2019

Tokyo Olympics: definitely going ahead unless cancelled again? https://t.co/d6sFJ0INfD

— The Guardian (@guardian) February 2, 2021

https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1352288351525736449

Adam Peaty in Team GB squad and 'very hopeful' Tokyo Games will go ahead https://t.co/PlJQGZx2N3

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 20, 2021

Tokyo 2020 Olympics president expected to resign over sexist comments https://t.co/c1xUpL2VS4

— The Guardian (@guardian) February 11, 2021

'Tokyo Games are on': Japan's PM says Olympics will go ahead – video https://t.co/IyrU6h6O3Y

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 22, 2021

Tokyo 2020 chief pressed to resign after saying women talked too much at meetings https://t.co/0QLRddajSY

— The Guardian (@guardian) February 4, 2021

Tokyo governor to boycott Olympics meeting over sexism row https://t.co/RUDbXXDoak

— The Guardian (@guardian) February 10, 2021

Olympics official says he is not certain Tokyo Games will go ahead https://t.co/CLDUJ8NepN

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 8, 2021

Tokyo Olympics: Covid putting 'real pressure' on Japan, says Australia PM amid cancellation rumours https://t.co/nFBjhiwMow

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 22, 2021

Tokyo Olympic Games unlikely to go ahead, says London 2012's Sir Keith Mills https://t.co/6uK5S2Gkti

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 19, 2021

Tokyo 2020 President Mori to resign over sexist comments – media https://t.co/f9tzoMFiey

— RNZ News (@rnz_news) February 11, 2021

Japan privately concludes Tokyo Olympics should be cancelled, report says https://t.co/AzcaKxNeNY

— RNZ News (@rnz_news) January 22, 2021

The @BlackFerns sevens star Michaela Blyde is desperate for Tokyo 2020 to go ahead.

Team may spend 8 weeks away due to Covid travel/quarantine and hope to play Fiji and Aus before the Olympics @radionz @rnz_news

Olympic cancellation would be "gutting" https://t.co/fo0Jt12vjL

— Joe Porter (@joeporterNZ) January 25, 2021

Seiko Hashimoto named president of Tokyo Olympic organizing committee https://t.co/bclKdo8F73

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 18, 2021

Tokyo Olympic committee to reportedly ask Seiko Hashimoto to be new president https://t.co/KA58FVkWNP

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 17, 2021

Tokyo 2020 outgoing chief Mori had a history of blunders, sexist remarks https://t.co/BdZE8i8ros

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 11, 2021

Tokyo Olympic committee meeting to discuss chief organizer Mori’s sexist comments as volunteers quit https://t.co/9jLxoAYLW6

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 9, 2021

Tokyo Olympics have yet another problem: It’s President Mori https://t.co/4m5jWLYs5W

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 9, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief apologizes for sexist comments but refuses to resign https://t.co/bYMGHP85Mv

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 4, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief says he may need to resign as anger grows over sexist comments https://t.co/q3nn4aG8KA

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 4, 2021

Canada’s 2022 Beijing hopefuls keep an eye on Tokyo https://t.co/4EsAB0hxQi

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 4, 2021

Tokyo Olympic organizers unveil COVID-19 protocols, banning singing and mandating masks https://t.co/iZ2Dwn4PEC

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 3, 2021

Head of Tokyo Olympic organizing committee insists ‘we will hold the Games’ https://t.co/cA7JC7WW08

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 2, 2021

IOC, Tokyo Olympics to unveil COVID-19 pandemic playbook next week https://t.co/6YwHGzNeWs

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 27, 2021

IOC’s Thomas Bach says ‘focused on hosting’ Tokyo Games amid cancellation reports https://t.co/4vWiAuMcbO

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 22, 2021

IOC and Japan press ahead with Tokyo Games as pressure mounts for cancellation https://t.co/KR3IOmTg14

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 13, 2021

Tokyo Olympic president tries to reassure public as doubts rise about Games’ feasibility https://t.co/BmvT2VEwjd

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 12, 2021

80% of respondents to Japanese poll say Tokyo Olympics either should be called off or won’t happen https://t.co/6GFFYw875h

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 11, 2021

Japan declares state of emergency for Tokyo area as COVID-19 cases surge https://t.co/tYx3zrvCpd

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 8, 2021

IOC member Dick Pound thinks support would be high for making Olympians more of a vaccine priority https://t.co/6UxIkyZh46

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 7, 2021

Japan declares limited state of emergency for Tokyo area in bid to curb spread of COVID-19 https://t.co/Yvgt2tA7n3

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 7, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.6

All the below tweets are in English.

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach insists the already-postponed Tokyo games will go ahead in July | @latikambourke https://t.co/U2ubmDjJTD

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 27, 2021

Opinion | Look, when all is said and done, I too suspect the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo really will go ahead, even with nobody in the stands and everyone out there in Hazmat suits. https://t.co/sIgAB0GR2B

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 29, 2021

Tokyo Olympics to be cancelled for coronavirus: report https://t.co/eB86VqhBBJ

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 22, 2021

Breaking: John Coates, the Australian Olympic Committee president and International Olympic Committee vice-president, insists plans for the Tokyo Games are 'proceeding fully' | @ChrisBarrett_ https://t.co/GhvjilLoZM

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 22, 2021

A tailwind meant the Sydney sprinter's time didn't count towards qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics, but the sub-10 second effort still put Rohan Browning in rare company https://t.co/R9GMkh2TBS

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 17, 2021

Opinion: People are comparing the Australian Open with the Olympics. That means it's time to compare the responses to the second wave in Melbourne and the third wave in Tokyo https://t.co/ZXZmYbPtGo

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 31, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief to quit; anointed successor pulls out https://t.co/7ku0JXKZGl

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) February 12, 2021

As Tokyo organisers and the International Olympic Committee revealed the first of the COVID playbooks that will govern the Games in July, swimming legend Kieren Perkins was struck by the lack of specifics https://t.co/ABcCSavR0S

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) February 4, 2021

Tokyo Olympics chief apologises, but refuses to resign over sexist comments https://t.co/OfovLpI57Z

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) February 4, 2021

Sports world holds its breath for Tokyo ‘playbook’ | @phillutton78 https://t.co/t1UZybYu4J

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 31, 2021

'Unthinkable' to imagine Matildas playing in Tokyo, says Aussie star Catley | @VinceRugari https://t.co/F0oHGNwQ3I

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 9, 2021

'I cannot let this prolong any longer': Tokyo Olympics boss to resign over sexist comments: reports https://t.co/KpXjRTVrRN

— ABC News (@abcnews) February 11, 2021

Calls for Tokyo Olympics boss to resign after he says women talk too much in meetings https://t.co/3OsmsZjc5C

— ABC News (@abcnews) February 4, 2021

No singing and no chanting? Here's how Tokyo will pull off a coronavirus-safe Olympics https://t.co/9Z7dIoznyQ

— ABC News (@abcnews) February 3, 2021

Ben Simmons named in star-studded Boomers squad for Tokyo Olympics https://t.co/Zkkq3bLqiz

— ABC News (@abcnews) February 3, 2021

'No spectators is one of the options' being considered for Tokyo Olympics, organising chief says https://t.co/UqU4BDANo9

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 28, 2021

Officials insist the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead in July. Here's the current state of play https://t.co/Cv9KTEYb7j

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 24, 2021

AOC dismiss 'unfounded rumours' that Tokyo Games will be cancelled https://t.co/DnzVJRAUXp

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 22, 2021

Tokyo Olympics has 'no Plan B' and will go ahead in 2021, IOC head says https://t.co/cOmZGetU2P

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 21, 2021

Nissan to temporarily suspend output at two assembly plants in Japan due to quake https://t.co/SPlWkoGIMu pic.twitter.com/O0tOdINGQJ

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 18, 2021

A strong earthquake that hit off the coast of eastern Japan on Saturday injured dozens of people and triggered widespread power outages https://t.co/OCDekuzWip pic.twitter.com/qV3QYOkH3j

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 14, 2021

Japan quake brings back memories of deadly 2011 tsunami https://t.co/XmMf9cbxW9 pic.twitter.com/z6REJzcaR2

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 14, 2021

Strong quake hits off Japan coast, triggering blackouts https://t.co/c15z7EgnBs pic.twitter.com/2JdLYhYjXM

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 13, 2021

Residents in northeastern Japan on Sunday cleaned up clutter and debris in stores and homes after a 7.3-magnitude strong earthquake set off a landslide on a highway, damaged buildings and parts of bullet train lines and caused power blackouts for thousands of people. | @AP pic.twitter.com/LKFPIM8NhL

— The Philippine Star (@PhilippineStar) February 14, 2021

My @AP Story today Powerful Japan quake sets off landslide, minor injuries (from @AP) https://t.co/BIeRONpgFF

— Yuri Kageyama (@yurikageyama) February 14, 2021

My @AP News Alert and Story todayhttps://t.co/t5Xt0QRFVf

— Yuri Kageyama (@yurikageyama) February 13, 2021

A powerful earthquake was felt in Tokyo, Japan. The quake’s epicenter was near the site of the Fukushima earthquake and nuclear disaster 10 years ago. https://t.co/9imtmRmmrI

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 13, 2021

DEVELOPING: Japan Meteorological Agency says an estimated magnitude 7.1 earthquake has shaken the northeastern coast near Fukushima. https://t.co/TmtXu842Vt pic.twitter.com/sJICO40eGK

— ABC News (@ABC) February 13, 2021

BREAKING: 7.0-magnitude earthquake strikes off coast of northeast Japan, near Fukushima, USGS says; tsunami not expected. pic.twitter.com/iCRW7gTcfl

— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 13, 2021

The epicenter of the quake was off the coast of Fukushima Prefecture, the site of a massive earthquake and tsunami in 2011 that killed thousands and caused meltdowns at a nuclear plant. https://t.co/xagXAiARNJ

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) February 13, 2021

LATEST: A strong earthquake was felt widely across Japan, shaking buildings in Tokyo. There was no threat of a tsunami. https://t.co/OZwrfm2v8T

— Bloomberg (@business) February 13, 2021

A strong earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.1 hit off the coast of eastern Japan on Saturday, shaking buildings in Tokyo, but there appeared to be no major damage and no tsunami warning was issued. https://t.co/IUU3nhG3PS

— IOL News (@IOL) February 13, 2021

#UPDATE A strong 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck late Saturday off the eastern coast of Japan but no tsunami warning was issued, Japanese authorities saidhttps://t.co/XFhzu2JCoS

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

A strong magnitude 7.1 earthquake shakes Japan's Fukushima province. There is no danger of a tsunami, authorities said.

More to follow on https://t.co/8g7t94bB9u pic.twitter.com/IkpcmwU6ga

— DW News (@dwnews) February 13, 2021

An #earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.1 hits off the coast of eastern #Japan, says the Japan Meteorological Agency.https://t.co/ap2c96PDCi pic.twitter.com/Nhr7ilGJE3

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) February 13, 2021

Major #earthquake (#地震) shakes off East Coast of Honshu, Japan 8 min ago. Map of eyewitnesses' felt reports: pic.twitter.com/vqrbxMqt6C

— EMSC (@LastQuake) February 13, 2021

Powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake strikes off the coast of Japan and rattle buildings in Tokyo https://t.co/69I4f24wzP

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) February 13, 2021

Powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake strikes off coast of Japan https://t.co/0uoC7FSRx2 pic.twitter.com/NrNaUF2Cx6

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) February 13, 2021

BREAKING: Huge 7.1 earthquake hits coast of Japan and shakes buildings in Tokyo https://t.co/ZR2Z7enApb

— Metro (@MetroUK) February 13, 2021

An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.1 has struck off the northeastern coast of Japan's main island, rattling the Fukushima area. The same region was slammed by a tsunami, quake and nuclear disaster in March 2011. (Map: USGS) pic.twitter.com/X8o3bFgie3

— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) February 13, 2021

Strong quake hits off Japan coast, injuring dozens and triggering blackouts https://t.co/7eeKUrB84h

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) February 14, 2021

Five things to know about A Future for Memory: Art and Life After the Great East Japan Earthquake exhibit at the MOA https://t.co/xBEcw8GrjJ

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) February 10, 2021

#ICYMI: Snowstorm causes nasty 134-car pile-up in Japan https://t.co/oXp5EHV9xE — via @drivingdotca #autonews #snowstorm

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) January 25, 2021

Carlyle plans third attempt at IPO for Japan's WingArc1st https://t.co/ZZooTH1KTr pic.twitter.com/mXjRT0pxPa

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 16, 2021

Japan's Toyota, Honda can likely cope with global chip shortage: Fitch https://t.co/9kJzcXDMPd pic.twitter.com/BeiPfHvD9W

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 18, 2021

Japan’s three-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka said that the resignation of former prime minister Yoshiro Mori as the head of the Tokyo 2020 organizing committee was 'really good' after calling his comments about women 'ignorant' https://t.co/qGocbnsK0S

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 18, 2021

Thousands march in Tokyo to protest Myanmar coup, biggest Japan demonstration so far https://t.co/Pnr7o5zLIM pic.twitter.com/8SLPi6nFzp

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 14, 2021

Japanese trading firms rethinking #fossilfuel investments as global decarbonisation push grows. via @Reuters https://t.co/r7cgkqpt4i

— IEEFA_AsiaPacific (@IEEFA_AsiaPac) February 12, 2021

The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the way for the extradition of an American U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and his son wanted by Japan in the escape of former Nissan Motor Co. boss Carlos Ghosn. https://t.co/jXBHDTiZP4

— The Associated Press (@AP) February 13, 2021

Reporter At Work Covering Protest by Myanmar residents in Japan. My @AP Story coming soon. pic.twitter.com/fh9niZ5EUJ

— Yuri Kageyama (@yurikageyama) February 14, 2021

Protest for freedom in Myanmar in Tokyo now. Thousands sitting in front of the UN University. pic.twitter.com/yBrddx2Ia3

— Yuri Kageyama (@yurikageyama) February 11, 2021

#UPDATE The US on Thursday called jointly with Australia, India and Japan for strengthening democracy in Asia and reversing #Myanmar's coup as President Joe Biden renewed the so-called "Quad" alliance despite objections from China https://t.co/IbOu6NApFD

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) February 18, 2021

#BREAKING US, India, Japan, Australia want 'urgent' return of Myanmar democracy: US State Department pic.twitter.com/3oLCv65pD0

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) February 18, 2021

https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1361508935346253824
https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1362373913704099841

A 7.3-magnitude earthquake off Fukushima in eastern Japan injured more than 100 people, authorities said Sunday, nearly a decade after the region suffered a devastating quake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown https://t.co/dgqbOjsgvG

✍️@HiroshiHiyama1 @AFP #AFPTokyo

— Natsuko Fukue (@natfukue) February 14, 2021

Japan’s pandemic-hit economy shrank in 2020 for the first time in more than a decade, but the contraction was less than expected and it ended the year on a strong note thanks to a pick-up in exports and huge government support. | @AFP https://t.co/CBpDswU7HV

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) February 15, 2021

Always nice when @WSJ pays attention. @MainPointePharm Deal Positions RepliCel for entry into the U.S. market and significant milestones in Japan $RP $REPCF $RP.V @TSXPennyStocks @Stockwatch @FrontierMCG @StockNewsNow @stockhouse @MarketOneMedia https://t.co/uvajrzFFNI

— RepliCel Life Sciences Inc. (@RepliCel) January 25, 2021

Chinese vessels 'armed with autocannon' enter Japanese waters https://t.co/mfxZufNxwt

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) February 16, 2021

The Tokyo Foto Awards 2020 features a number of captivating images highlighting the power of nature https://t.co/4lzfKG0mYI

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) February 5, 2021

Why work in a cramped home office when you could be in a Ferris wheel? In Japan, that's an option https://t.co/5IlCbgeJcN

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

Japan’s space agency said it recovered far more black dirt than it was targeting from the asteroid Ryugu. Scientists plan to study the material for clues to the origins of life on earth. https://t.co/aXxz3rqACT

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

The Marine Corps is stepping up training in Japan for island-based conflict in the Western Pacific, putting it at the leading edge of a pivot by the U.S. to face the military challenge from China https://t.co/lVe8KOzSOy

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 3, 2021

Two Americans accused of helping former auto titan Carlos Ghosn escape from Japan have made a last-ditch appeal to the Biden administration to stop the pair being extradited to Japan or to put new conditions on their extradition https://t.co/zEaZtgyxkH

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) February 17, 2021

Japan declares state of emergency for Tokyo, paying price for coronavirus complacency https://t.co/tDA229i8mv

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 7, 2021

How the pandemic lifted the lid on the "Darwinian world" of Japan’s sumo https://t.co/FWTZAKawVF

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 24, 2021

South Korean court orders Japan to compensate 12 women who were forced to work in its wartime brothels, a ruling that has drawn a strong rebuke from Tokyo. https://t.co/QBkLxZAAIR

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 8, 2021

https://twitter.com/rte/status/1350519474517106690

Tokyo's 10-year-old sumo champion in training – in pictures https://t.co/ptnckN8f7F

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 20, 2021

Top 10 books about Tokyo | Nick Bradley https://t.co/0CH3g0iyZe

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 10, 2020

Japan retailer turns to cuddly toys to boost Lunar New Year sales #LunarNewYear https://t.co/eSvLewgTqt

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) February 12, 2021

Canada's first women-only business mission to Asia targets opportunities in Japan https://t.co/pH10O40ltL pic.twitter.com/r4Lv7C2jo9

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) March 7, 2019

Read about the Iki Iki day program for people with #dementia at Nikkei Home (@NikkeiPlace) in Burnaby, BC. The idea for Iki Iki is adopted from similar programs in #Japan https://t.co/vvC6Yv2Nrf via @VancouverSun #JapaninCanada #Japanese-Canadian

— 在バンクーバー日本国総領事館 (@JapanCons_vanc) December 17, 2019

Science and Technology 科学技術 Vol.22 ／ #Coronavirus #コロナウイルス Vol.24

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下（黒字部分は内容事項一部抜粋ご参考まで）貼っておきます。

Science and Technology Vol.55 (Artificial Intelligence, Coronavirus, etc.)
knits bioenergy manufacturing industry40 DENSO SelfOptimizingPlant 5G Swapp SmartCities MilkRobot StarshipRobots AutonomousTractors
Science and Technology Vol.54 (Artificial Intelligence, Coronavirus, etc.)
IoT FacialRecognition MedicalImaging Automation,3Dprinters DataScience MonoclonalAntibodies ML SatelliteImages Google,Fitbit JohnVonNeumann ReceptorBindingDomain,RBD
Science and Technology Vol.53 (Coronavirus, Artificial Intelligence, etc.)
RoboticSurgery surveillance SmartCity AI,MachineLearning,VaccineManufacturing 5G,6G,IoT,BigData flu
Science and Technology Vol.52 (incl Coronavirus, Jupiter & Saturn)
mutated,mutate,mutations,mutants,variants,transmissable immunocompromised SickleCell,CRISPR PPE RampantMisinformation bacteria,PollutionMonitoring ImmuneHealth DeepSleep,WasteProducts microbiome digestion minerals,selenium ivermectin humidifier AnGes
Science and Technology Vol.51 (coronavirus vaccine, artificial intelligence, space, etc.)
Moderna Pfizer PolyethyleneGlycol,PEG anaphylaxis,allergy AI Hayabusa astronomy Shionogi

代表例（各回ツイートもご覧ください。）
以下順に、54. @geekwire,@allen_ai,@etzioni,@uwcse、53. @CDCgov、52. @BBCNews、51. @epfl_en,@HofSwitzerland。

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.146（Kentucky ケンタッキー州 Vol.2 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：UKY、UofL）

All the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.28 (UKY, UofL, Bellarmine) / Kentucky Vol.7
cf.
Kentucky Vol.3 (University of Kentucky)
Kentucky Vol.5 (cities, etc.)
Kentucky Vol.2

内容例　@uk_bae,@ukyengineering,@UKAgriculture、@UKGattonCollege、@uofl、@UofLEnvirome,@uoflmedschool

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

Quote of the Week: "The bamboo that bends is stronger than the oak that resists." -Japanese Proverb pic.twitter.com/5ugNFw5K0v

— #MaskUpCats (@universityofky) January 27, 2014

They're not Japanese policy strategists (not yet at least), but will play them in competition this month. http://t.co/jZWsSX3

— #MaskUpCats (@universityofky) June 13, 2011

#seeblue in Land of the Rising Sun MT @Tabatha_xoxo: Nice feeling of home on my business trip to Nagoya Japan. #BBN pic.twitter.com/azum1hE1HD

— #MaskUpCats (@universityofky) September 26, 2015

This week on From the Ground Up, we're talking to Mercer County horticulture @UKExtension agent Jessica Bessin about how to combat the dreaded Japanese beetle! >> https://t.co/xUilp86lRu pic.twitter.com/og6yGHhrJV

— UK College of Agriculture (@UKAgriculture) July 22, 2019

RT @universityofky: @UKarts_sciences alum shares why he chose Japan studies & mech. engineering/what he's doing now. http://t.co/2g5xzp2b

— UK Engineering (@ukyengineering) August 14, 2012

Held virtually this year, the Walk to Remember is an annual event to honor families’ losses from miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death. This year’s memorial tree, a Japanese Lilac, was planted near the home demonstration garden at the @UKArboretum. https://t.co/Q6EjnfB1r3

— UK HealthCare (@UK_HealthCare) October 13, 2020

Happy Friday! Did you know that there is a @universityofky-themed cafe in Osaka, Japan? Check out this fun story by Kentucky native, current Japanese resident, and UK alum @chuckclenney and have a great weekend! https://t.co/KaxSLKRAWM

— UK Gatton College of Business and Economics (@UKGattonCollege) September 14, 2019

Join @UChicagoCEAS @SeminaryCoop on 5/13 @ 5 pm for a reading w/Tokyo-based poet/critic Suga Keijiro, novelist Kimura Yūsuke, and Doug Slaymaker (Prof. of Japanese @universityofky) as they talk about "Transit Blues" and novellas "Sacred Cesium Ground and Isa’s Deluge" pic.twitter.com/GmPgw3U4Jk

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) April 16, 2019

.@universityofky Prof. Doug Slaymaker reads, in translation, from Kimura Yūsuke’s Sacred Cesium Ground and Isa’s Deluge, two novellas which explore human and animal life in northern Japan after the natural and nuclear disasters of March 11, 2011 @SeminaryCoop pic.twitter.com/tmLqDNgXdh

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) May 13, 2019

#Fulbright grant enables Takenaka to write about Japanese 'Mothers Against War' @universityofky https://t.co/9y0s0p8y2T pic.twitter.com/SJ3XVKm3CB

— Exchange Programs (@ECAatState) September 11, 2017

New Japanese course at @universityofky MCL190 Introduction to Japanese Language pic.twitter.com/tMXwPUift7

— MCLLC at UK (@AssocChairMCL) November 16, 2016

How did an exchange program experience at @universityofky evolve into a UK-themed cafe in Japan?! Check it out https://t.co/UEsAZKlsvC #seeblueabroad pic.twitter.com/T2MfScMy2x

— UK Education Abroad (@ukyabroad) July 23, 2018

Check out @ukyabroad on Instagram today as @universityofky EA alumna, Jillian Madden, shares how her EA program impacted her post-grad plans and led her back to Japan! #seeblueabroad #ukyabroad pic.twitter.com/UuSWVReE9g

— UK Education Abroad (@ukyabroad) January 18, 2018

This week's student ambassador highlight is Kenji from Japan! #seeglobal #WildcatWednesday @universityofky pic.twitter.com/epaFpURH3X

— UK International Center (@UKIntCenter) October 12, 2016

https://twitter.com/terrymeiners/status/1253443174632128517

The @UofLarmyrotc recently held its "training week" on campus, which included a visit from COL Makiguchi, LTC Konishi, and 1LT Otsuki of the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force. pic.twitter.com/MryreEuseQ

— University of Louisville (@uofl) March 11, 2020

https://twitter.com/uofl/status/1232380923166871552

UofL professor awarded fellowship grant to research neurodegenerative disorders in Japan https://t.co/GCBXFcpkic via @UofL News

— UL HSC Research (@ULHSCRO) February 24, 2020

Our office hosted Tye Ebel from the Japanese Consulate in Nashville to present about the JET Program this afternoon! All graduating seniors are eligible to apply for this prestigious award. #JETProgram #studyabroad #workabroad #communityoutreach pic.twitter.com/b6UjJPdPx1

— UofL Study Abroad (@UofLStudyAbroad) September 9, 2019

Today at 5:30pm is our showing of Japanese comedy Robo-G at @UofL's Floyd Theater. It's free! Come on down!https://t.co/R0Nyi23rid pic.twitter.com/nuguuZRlkh

— World Affairs Council of Kentucky & So. Indiana (@WorldAffairsKY) September 25, 2017

Taylor Williams has earned a CLS Scholarship to study Japanese this summer at Okayama University. An MLK and Porter Scholar, Taylor recently completed a degree in English. Way to go, Taylor!@uofl @weareuofl @UofLASThinker pic.twitter.com/3PyXoWOU42

— UofL National & International Scholarships Office (@UFellowships) June 12, 2019

Thank you to @uofl professor Dr Shiping Hua for hosting our #TAWAKentucky team, including @tnak0214 and @SatuLimaye, today for a class discussion on “Underpinning Peace and Prosperity: U.S. and Japanese Perspectives on U.S.-Japan Relations.” @AsiaMattersEWC pic.twitter.com/m1JmcM91kS

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) March 6, 2019

#LouisvilleLaw alum Robert Brown generously funded a trip to Japan for two law students this summer. Yesterday, the presented what they learned about Japanese Law while at Chuo University in Tokyo. @uofl @UofLAlum #WeAreUofL pic.twitter.com/ttMzAxqLbT

— Louisville Law (@LouisvilleLaw) October 22, 2019

Robert Brown, a 1974 #BrandeisLaw alum, has received a major award from the Japanese government: https://t.co/apaZAULNIX @UofLAlum #WeAreUofL pic.twitter.com/m74PUQhD5v

— Louisville Law (@LouisvilleLaw) January 25, 2018

#BrandeisLaw 3L Irina Strelkova will head to Tokyo in August to study Japanese law. https://t.co/Jgs2RwDrIZ #lawschool #lawschoolexperience #internationallaw #WeAreUofL

— Louisville Law (@LouisvilleLaw) June 8, 2018