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U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.145（Tennessee テネシー州 Vol.2 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：Vanderbilt、UTK、UTC、UofMemphis 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.26 (Vanderbilt) / Tennessee Vol.9
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.27 (UTK, Belmont, Lipscomb, Union, UofMemphis, Tennessee Technological, UTC) / Tennessee Vol.10
cf.
Tennessee Vol.5 (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Tennessee Vol.4 (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Tennessee Vol.2
US Policy Changes Vol.73 (US business school professors Vol.6)
US Policy Changes Vol.66 (US law professors Vol.2)
U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.30（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.4 －大学ツイート Louisiana～Michigan）
等

内容例　@VanderbiltU,@CDCgov、@HaslamUT,@wakeforestbiz,@tdav,@mitsmr

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

George Takei shared his powerful story at @vanderbiltu tonight, from his family’s wrongful imprisonment in a Japanese-American internment camp during WWII to his time on Star Trek and becoming a social justice advocate for the LGBTQ community and more. Thank you, @GeorgeTakei! pic.twitter.com/CAyFOJco4W

— Vanderbilt University Chancellor (@VU_Chancellor) October 3, 2019

Q: “Do you think that something like the Japanese-American internment camps could happen here again?”@GeorgeTakei: “It IS happening again.” @VanderbiltU pic.twitter.com/tS1zcJezdE

— Kate Snyder (@KateTSnyder) October 3, 2019

Am in Nashville to lecture on my book on women in the Holocaust @VanderbiltU . In the Dorethea Lange exhibition @fristartmuseum I saw photos of the internment of American Japanese after Pearl Harbour. People clutching their possessions reminded me of Jews waiting to be deported

— Agnes Grunwald-Spier (@GrunwaldSpier) March 29, 2019

How #Hiroshima deeply influenced Japanese anime and manga http://t.co/Ylwt5Of4Dq via @VanderbiltU pic.twitter.com/9HFdTJd05P

— The Conversation U.S. (@ConversationUS) August 6, 2015

Vanderbilt #Radiology and @vuiis faculty Dr. Wellington Pham, and colleagues in Japan, have developed a nanobeacon imaging agent to aid the early detection of colorectal cancer during colonoscopy. Read the announcement via @VUMChealth Reporter https://t.co/NYvbnxnnrF pic.twitter.com/MyVoLVPBfP

— Vanderbilt Radiology (@VUMCradiology) March 13, 2019

The new President of Fidelity Japan discusses networking and working internationally in the latest episode of the podcast: https://t.co/A514MM2sGr

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) December 11, 2018

The Japan Vanderbilt alumni chapter, including Vanderbilt Business alumni, recently gathered in Tokyo to host Brett Benson, Associate Professor of Political Science and Asian Studies. #OwenLife pic.twitter.com/bQedfgdZqK

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) December 12, 2019

Current and incoming Vanderbilt Business students from Japan held welcoming celebrations over pizza last week in DeSano Pizza Bakery. #OwenLife pic.twitter.com/KJqfpEhO4a

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) August 20, 2019

Vanderbilt Business alumni: Heiki Miki (MBA'96), Hiroshi Hyakumoto (MBA'10), Kazuya Haraguchi (MBA'13) and Hisahiro Yamaoka (MBA'15) met with prospective students and had a very successful presentation at AGOS Japan MBA Summer Festival in Tokyo earlier this week. pic.twitter.com/nJDwuytmTv

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) July 19, 2019

The Vanderbilt Business Mod system gives students many chances to travel the country and world. Over fall break, the Global Business Association took a group of students to visit Japan. Here are the highlights: https://t.co/fr9tdmFid6

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) November 1, 2018

The Global Business Association partners with the JBC (Japan Business Club) to coordinate a trip to Japan over fall break to increase Vanderbilt's presence abroad and allow for more job opportunities. Email GBA@owen.vanderbilt.edu if you would like more information! pic.twitter.com/M9xP2WZlfN

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) August 2, 2018

Owen alumni in Japan hosted a send-off dinner reception for four incoming students in Tokyo this week. Safe travels, we're looking forward to your arrival! pic.twitter.com/0MBlsdFbNn

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) June 29, 2018

Behind the scenes with Tadaaki Yamaguchi (MBA’02), prez. of JFE Steel-USA, visiting from Japan. Video soon! #owenlife pic.twitter.com/ajsqbqYozx

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) July 27, 2015

Our man in Japan: @miki_heiki, MBA’96, is on a mission to raise Vanderbilt’s global profile https://t.co/vtvhmdDZSL pic.twitter.com/OGghRMP1ON

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) December 2, 2015

Thanks to alum @miki_heiki for sharing cultural tips to @VanderbiltEMBA students for their trip to Japan. #owenlife pic.twitter.com/RVqOlNWUN6

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) April 1, 2016

Vanderbilt Business' alumni held the first Japan/China joint reunion event last week in Tokyo. Plans for an annual event are in the works! pic.twitter.com/dHYCw0aE0N

— Vanderbilt Business (@VanderbiltOwen) April 10, 2017

Thank you @miki_heiki for a wonderful visit to Tokyo! @VanderbiltOwen has a strong Japanese alumni group because of you! #owenlife pic.twitter.com/stuleCK1SZ

— M Eric Johnson (@DeanEricJohnson) March 3, 2017

Creating economic opportunities and jobs in TN. @TNECD & @VanderbiltOwen reception to discuss Japanese collaboration @miki_heiki #owenlife pic.twitter.com/dz0gcbFOXj

— M Eric Johnson (@DeanEricJohnson) October 20, 2016

Thank you for visiting @VanderbiltOwen Masami Kinefuchi, Consul-General of Japan. #owenlife pic.twitter.com/i3ei07QLlS

— M Eric Johnson (@DeanEricJohnson) March 29, 2016

The @NissanUSA has arrived! Getting excited to hear Nissan executives as part of #owenlife Japan Week @VanderbiltOwen pic.twitter.com/opN9TE21WA

— M Eric Johnson (@DeanEricJohnson) March 20, 2015

Owen Japanese Business Club! #owenlife pic.twitter.com/subxHD8pDa

— Heiki Miki (@miki_heiki) August 24, 2015

Alumni of the Year 2015 Heiki Miki kicks off Japan Week with great presentation. @VanderbiltOwen pic.twitter.com/ACohQShBJn

— Christie St- John (@SAINTJOHNCE) March 21, 2017

New study of Japanese Buddhism: AAS Member Bryan Lowe of @VanderbiltU is author of RITUALIZED WRITING @UHPRESSNEWS https://t.co/etw5mqDKjl pic.twitter.com/8gbDSrkUF1

— Association for Asian Studies (@AASAsianStudies) June 2, 2017

Heather Blair today @VanderbiltU on Japanese picture books and religion. 4:10 PM in Wilson 122. pic.twitter.com/NfUzPnZus7

— Bryan Lowe (@bryandaniellowe) February 28, 2019

https://twitter.com/NewBooksBuddha/status/937755535578935301

#MorningThought:

I once had a Japanese studies professor at @VanderbiltU say that this picture of General MacArthur and Emperor Hirohito was America and Japan's wedding photo: pic.twitter.com/1cdVDvDTU5

— Thomas Broderick (@TBroderickWrite) December 10, 2020

I want to thank Dr. Feng Qian and his lab for hosting us for a seminar on our big tour of Chinese & Japanese Biotech! @SPS_Tsinghua @Tsinghua_Uni #Tsinghua @VandyBME @VanderbiltU @VUGradCareer pic.twitter.com/FcGSbjI1Jj

— Sean Bedingfield (@SeanBedingfield) November 13, 2019

Graduate students from the @BredesenCenter will travel to Japan as visiting scholars to study materials science and advanced manufacturing. This is made possible by the new institutional partnership between @UTKnoxville and Japan's @NIMS_Inc https://t.co/H5je0jDklv

— UT System News (@UTSystemNews) July 8, 2019

@UTKnoxville's Japanese Program Provides Students Opportunity to Become Global Leaders https://t.co/QEN1BJugHe pic.twitter.com/1OQhp3Mrw5

— UT System News (@UTSystemNews) February 5, 2019

@UTKnoxville students and faculty took part in one of the first student tours of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan, which was devastated by a tsunami in 2011. https://t.co/dZZzqePOkA pic.twitter.com/LsnASSAt1U

— UT System News (@UTSystemNews) March 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/HaslamUT/status/1262748459204931584

Where in the #HaslamWorld is Bruce?? On his way to give the keynote address to the Japanese Accounting Association! pic.twitter.com/26X1IDtos9

— Haslam Business (@HaslamUT) September 14, 2016

Kon'nichiwa from Econ student Eric Peters participating in a Japanese cultural immersion program! #HaslamWorld pic.twitter.com/fAz0v3aeLc

— Haslam Business (@HaslamUT) December 24, 2015

“Play for and make the breaks and when they come your way, score!”

Read how this particular game maxim from General Neyland helped Austin “Shifty” Shofner (’37) and a group of fellow POWs escape a Japanese camp during World War II.https://t.co/lLiK1g9Uh0 pic.twitter.com/jPLCVFJ5qD

— UT Knoxville (@UTKnoxville) September 28, 2018

A day of new partnerships! @UTKnoxville building on long-term collaboration between TN and Japan! A great visit with ⁦Tokyo University of Agriculture! ⁦@UTIAGlobal⁩ ⁦@dmanderscheid⁩ pic.twitter.com/ymQPUs5c4P

— Gretchen Neisler (@Gretchen_n) June 12, 2019

https://twitter.com/UTKGlobal/status/1236440207861243905

@UTKnoxville matchmaking going on now #UTKGlobal students excited for #homestay with #KonanUniv host family in #Kobe #Japan as part of #kakehashi2019 @Gretchen_n first meeting was amazing! pic.twitter.com/PUsnWVtk6p

— Center for Global Engagement (@UTKGlobal) December 18, 2019

Volunteers, ready for #Japan @UTKnoxville #kakehashi2019 #utkglobal @utknoxville #USA #JICE #yearendtrip pic.twitter.com/2L5q3sq6yP

— Center for Global Engagement (@UTKGlobal) December 14, 2019

The "Orientation to Asian Cultures" panel presentation on Japan will be this Wednesday, November 13 in Strong Hall auditorium! Come learn more about the diversity of Asian cultures at 6:30 PM! @UTKnoxville #UTKGlobal pic.twitter.com/tjVYvPOIPA

— Center for Global Engagement (@UTKGlobal) November 12, 2019

Micah Folsom and Logan McNeil, @UTK_TCE doctoral students, recently toured the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan, which was crippled by a devastating tsunami in 2011. https://t.co/nA4DfNaQwH pic.twitter.com/IKpfs7uXqI

— UT News (@UTKnoxvilleNews) March 13, 2019

Attention #EngineeringVols: Join our Alternative Summer Break in Japan, scheduled for August 10–19, 2019. Learn more at https://t.co/GVNioCNrGm. pic.twitter.com/FenNl1LRbM

— UTK TCE (@UTK_TCE) May 8, 2019

984 Days: from a football stadium in Chicago to the surrender of Japan
Colloquium Speaker: Richard Cook, from 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. on March 7, 2018
in EAS Room 302
The talk will give a broad overview of The Manhattan Project in Oak Ridge.
Webcast: https://t.co/FRrkyzo2Em

— University of Tennessee Nuclear Engineering (@utkne) March 5, 2018

People of Chinese ancestry revere China. When I was in college, Chinese-Americans talked to each other in Chinese while Japanese-Americans talked to each other in English.

— Eugene Windchy (@EugeneWindchy) March 3, 2020

Ambassador to Japan Bill Hagerty on campus to deliver Baker Memorial Lecture in honor of Ambassador Baker’s legacy. Held in partnership w/ Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Japanese Consulate in Nashville. @HowardBakerCntr @UTKnoxville pic.twitter.com/inTg0z8WFY

— Beverly Davenport (@bev_dav) December 15, 2017

It’s the final day of our Study Abroad Expo! Our first info session begins at 1 p.m. Learn how you can study business abroad in Latin America, Australia, Japan, Germany and more this summer! @HaslamUT #VolsAbroad https://t.co/B31T2iL5B2 pic.twitter.com/gSSEbVXJwZ

— UTK Programs Abroad (@UTKAbroad) February 4, 2021

Come and join our department colloquium talk by Dr. Tracey Norrell on Jan. 25th: The Academic Origins of the German-Japanese Alliance #EventOfUTKGeog pic.twitter.com/ncmWq0vUMe

— UTKGeography (@UTKGeography) January 18, 2018

Taste of “Good ‘ol America” in Japan with buckets of "finger lickin" @kfc holiday cheer @UKarts_sciences @theAAG @UTKGeography @TokyoCheapo https://t.co/hfZHNxjOfD

— Kevin Durand (@KevinLDurand) December 25, 2016

Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Japan, as well as all those in the path of these waves. #Japan #tsunami

— UT College of Law (@UTKLaw) March 11, 2011

https://twitter.com/tennalum/status/1192940629048860672

Japan’s Consul General Kobayashi Discusses Japan–Tennessee Connection @UTKnoxville https://t.co/UNX7nkfp41 pic.twitter.com/axkRNzgi1e

— UT CFE (@UTCFE) February 8, 2019

Consul-General of Japan in Nashville visits UTC http://t.co/Og4v25ReM6 #UTC

— UTChattanooga (@UTChattanooga) January 8, 2014

.@utchatthonors student 1 of only 6 across the U.S. chosen for nanotechnology internship in @japan https://t.co/38qZVJBHs0 pic.twitter.com/LPi8PaZs1D

— UTChattanooga (@UTChattanooga) July 28, 2017

Congrats to Innovations Scholar alum Itzel Guzman Hernandez who has been accepted to an Assistant Language Teacher position in the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program! @UTChattanooga @UTCHonors @JETProgram #JETProgram pic.twitter.com/GGUAbicD3D

— UTC Office of National Scholarships (@ONSUTC) April 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/UTCGlobal/status/1224460577055084546
https://twitter.com/UTCGlobal/status/1091363085712019456

@uofmemphis students and recent exchange students at UofM at the language program at J.F. Oberlin University in Tokyo, Japan! #MemphisAbroad pic.twitter.com/UyQlpWBA94

— UofM Study Abroad (@MemphisAbroad) May 25, 2017

The UofM Honors "Zen Photography" group currently in Japan! @UofMemphisHonor @uofmemphis #MemphisAbroad pic.twitter.com/43jvQSOVHg

— UofM Study Abroad (@MemphisAbroad) May 17, 2017

@UofMemphisPres @uofmemphis students studying in Japan meet host families for one night experience. #MemphisAbroad pic.twitter.com/89FNcFLzu8

— UofM Study Abroad (@MemphisAbroad) June 11, 2016

Fall exchange students at @uofmemphis from Spain, Japan, Germany, France,Chile at the student involvement fair. pic.twitter.com/vT05QzWfP6

— UofM Study Abroad (@MemphisAbroad) August 28, 2015

@uofmemphis Students Billy Neal & John Perales play a gig in Tokyo studying abroad for a year in Japan #MemphisAbroad pic.twitter.com/bIp2mLMCax

— UofM Study Abroad (@MemphisAbroad) August 24, 2015

Students from Meiji University in Japan and @uofmemphis students visit the Rock 'n' Soul Museum. pic.twitter.com/haTqoUgh7B

— UofM Study Abroad (@MemphisAbroad) August 12, 2014

U of M grad quarantined in Japan says coronavirus patients can roam halls, not isolated https://t.co/BAMEBAve8G

— FOX13 Memphis (@FOX13Memphis) March 5, 2020

Congratulations to Drs. Jennings and Bumgardner who gave talks at the International Chitosan Conference in Osaka, Japan. @UofMemphisEngr @uofmemphis #DrivenByDoing pic.twitter.com/vW86hng16o

— Richard J. Sweigard (@HerffDean) October 9, 2018

Energy from the recent 5.9 #earthquake in Daigo, Japan arrives in the #MidSouth. @uofmemphis @UofMCERI @USGS @usgs_seismic @3onyourside pic.twitter.com/ISpXZ64xSC

— Äústèn L. Ønêk WREG (@AOnek_WREG3) December 28, 2016

@uofmemphis Catching up with Robert Dozier in #Japan: https://t.co/b4w1jS85dr

— Ed Odeven (@ed_odeven) March 22, 2018

https://twitter.com/meijiat150/status/1115630200685916160

Union University graduated more than 250 students at its commencement services today, including Shu Aoki, a Doctor of Education student from Japan who traveled to the Union campus for the first time to receive his diploma.

More here – https://t.co/j06bNWYF1b pic.twitter.com/gDVjTScPeo

— UnionUniversity (@UnionUniversity) December 15, 2018

.@USAsiaPacific officers Regina Kang, Juli Kim, and Aaron Rupert briefed visiting @Lipscomb University students on U.S. policy towards China, Korea, and Japan. pic.twitter.com/qTHJVxwnl7

— EAP Bureau (@USAsiaPacific) March 20, 2018

https://twitter.com/LVB85/status/984858092545413121

Want to go to Japan or Tanzania? How about Berlin and the Bauhaus? Those are just a few of the new #BelmontAbroad options being introduced for Maymester and summer of 2020. https://t.co/EUiBsS1t2h pic.twitter.com/fFcp2dRsre

— Belmont University (@BelmontUniv) November 5, 2019

https://twitter.com/PoeGroupAdvisor/status/1185178645389819904

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.143（Georgia ジョージア州 Vol.2 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：Emory、Georgia Tech、UGA、Mercer、Georgia State）

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.10 (Rice, Emory) / Texas Vol.18 / Georgia Vol.9
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.22 (Georgia Institute of Technology) / Georgia Vol.10
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.23 (UGA) / Georgia Vol.11
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.24 (Mercer University, Georgia State) / Georgia Vol.12
cf.
Georgia Vol.4 (cities)
Georgia Vol.1
US Policy Changes Vol.73 (US business school professors Vol.6)
U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.29（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.3 －大学ツイート Virginia～Florida, etc.）

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください。）
以下順に、22. @GeorgiaTechISyE,@CHHSgatech,@VICE、@GeorgiaTech_ECE,@PhysicsWorld、23. @UGAResearch、24. @MercerYou、10. @EmoryNews,@EmoryLaw,@PollyJPrice,@olgakhazan,@TheAtlantic。

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

Emory Medicine professor Max Cooper has been awarded the prestigious Japan Prize for his work in immunology https://t.co/dmeEOzzC99 @JapanPrizeAward @EmoryMedicine pic.twitter.com/rmlMpiGSNW

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) January 30, 2018

Dr. Max D. Cooper and Dr. Jacques Miller honored with the 2018 Japan Prize in "Medical Science and Medicinal Science" field. Their discovery of the B and T lymphocyte lineages has contributed enormously to the field of immunology and medicine!@EmoryUniversity @WEHI_research pic.twitter.com/x7WqNvq9S5

— Japan Prize (@JapanPrizeAward) January 30, 2018

A member of Oncotarget’s Immunology and Microbiology section advisory board, Dr. Max D. Cooper from @EmoryUniversity, earns designation as a laureate of the 2018 Japan Prize https://t.co/XsBEbygQvq

— Oncotarget (@Oncotarget) May 29, 2018

A great article! Innovation and discovery doesn't happen on demand. Science takes time. But, once they happen we must translate to practice with urgency. @ibbgatech @CMaT_ERC. Congrats to Max Cooper @EmoryUniversity for the Japan prize, a true legend. https://t.co/lZuZOdPJQr

— Krishnendu Roy (@KrishRoyLab) April 14, 2018

Gilead Pops After Coronavirus Drug Helps Cruise Ship Patients In Japan https://t.co/cbI0fsjlCN via @IBDinvestors #cpol120 #eindia @emorycollege @emoryUniversity @buzzindelhi

— Holli Semetko (@HolliSemetko) March 14, 2020

Professor Miller, who is an Emeritus Professor @WEHI_research, won the award jointly with Professor Max D. Cooper @EmoryUniversity School of Medicine. Last year they won the Japan Prize for the same work: https://t.co/XLSHRdx9Sv

— The ICR (@ICR_London) September 10, 2019

The grant renewal coincides with Dr. Young’s establishment of the Center for Social Neural Networks @UofTsukuba in Japan to foster international collaborations to understand the social brain in even greater detail. https://t.co/fAOsg6gyg5 pic.twitter.com/iuKCyAD33J

— Emory Medicine (@EmoryMedicine) April 16, 2018

The Japan Prize Foundation has announced Max D. Cooper as a laureate of the 2018 @JapanPrizeAward. Cooper is a professor of pathology and laboratory medicine @EmoryMedicine and a @ga_res_alliance Eminent Scholar in developmental immunology. https://t.co/yDfMFoZ4N9 #immunology pic.twitter.com/H48u2eP8fd

— Emory Medicine (@EmoryMedicine) January 30, 2018

Back on May 4th, the Japanese Minister of Health visited Emory University Hospital (@emoryhealthcare) https://t.co/0s1h0bt46o #emoryglobal pic.twitter.com/d5n7lodmwJ

— Emory Medicine (@EmoryMedicine) May 16, 2017

Session 4B on Novel Pathways in #Cardiac remodeling is underway with Dr. Calvert from @EmoryUniversity as moderator #BCVS Dr. Fujio from #japan talks about reverse remodeling after #myocarditis @AHA_Research @AHAMeetings @AHAScience @CircRes pic.twitter.com/S1p79FZH0w

— Dr. Nikki Purcell (@nhpetunia) July 28, 2020

Kelly Bijanki et al @EmoryUniversity showed how the left dorsal anterior cingulum bundle could be the key to laughter and relaxation. What are the implications for treating depression, anxiety disorders, or chronic pain? @jclinicalinvest https://t.co/VOvpQoG7QF pic.twitter.com/JshIVE4yt7

— AJP Residents’ Journal (@AJP_ResJournal) February 22, 2019

https://twitter.com/meijiat150/status/1085240906930839557

@emoryuniversity "With several international students, Japan is one of the most popular destinations for international students." https://t.co/mE9qbFKzIr #scholarship #Grants #Student #University

— Rachelle Hugh (@hugh_rachelle) January 10, 2021

Congratulations to Sierra Rice on your acceptance to Temple University in Tokyo, Japan for Fall 2018. Congratulations to Bailey Overs second place finalist in Chinese Speaking Event Saturday, Nov. 4 @EmoryUniversity @gadoeworldlang #IEW2017 #WhyIGAVS pic.twitter.com/4POjVjxXGS

— GA Virtual Learning (@gavirtual) November 13, 2017

#Emory students from @OxfordCollege 'seek peace' through Japan trip. http://t.co/ss32tgWb4q pic.twitter.com/Grw0Uoz31l

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) May 19, 2015

.@EmoryArts film series showcases Japanese #anime, starting September 16th http://t.co/Bq9W4YcDXG pic.twitter.com/iFIF53bHy6

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) September 11, 2015

https://twitter.com/cg_coleman/status/1339371273525358593

Japan's Psychological Scars: What Hurts, What Helps. Emory prof explains (not what you'd expect) http://t.co/800P82B @TIMEHealthland

— Emory University News (@EmoryNews) March 15, 2011

#SundaySnapshots: @GeorgiaStateU provost Dr. Risa Palm and @AoyamaGakuinU president Yoshikazu Miki sign a partnership agreement in #Tokyo, #Japan to promote student exchange opportunities. That's #internationaleducation #TheStateWay! https://t.co/whZL4kISva pic.twitter.com/TbsxgzMX9x

— GSU International (@gsuoii) July 8, 2018

Why Trump needs the civil servants he wants to fire: Lessons from #Turkey and #Japan by @adnanrasool @GeorgiaStateU https://t.co/2FuDKddFXe

— The Conversation U.S. (@ConversationUS) February 10, 2017

Japan’s participation in #TPP may be its most significant achievement. Here’s why: http://t.co/9LMuO42R2c via @GeorgiaStateU

— The Conversation U.S. (@ConversationUS) October 12, 2015

Our experts in the news: @RobinsonCollege professor Rajeev Dhawan assesses the economic impact of the #coronavirus pandemic in the @ajc.

"The Chinese, Japanese, Italian, and South Korean economies are entering a recession. When will it be our turn?" https://t.co/o7oF0wXAOa

— GSU Research (@GSU_Research) March 16, 2020

The first set released today includes sessions from @equityproject, @GeorgiaStateU, @NYCSchools, & @LeadershipAcad_ that all center on leadership, shared power, & vulnerability. Visit our website to access the sessions, reflection questions, and resources. https://t.co/QjzvrAi7XP

— Carnegie Foundation (@CarnegieFdn) October 1, 2020

@GeorgiaStateLaw @TimothyLytton is quoted in the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbum on the increase in US gun sales, saying the trend is fueled by anxiety: "Firearms tend to sell well because of fears that the new administration will increase gun control." https://t.co/gpybHdUgBn

— GSU Health Law (@GSU_HealthLaw) November 5, 2020

@GeorgiaStateLaw Prof. @TimothyLytton quoted in the Japanese language edition of Asahi Shimbun on increased U.S. #gun sales. Background checks averaged 26 mil per year since 2017. In 2020, there were 19 mil in the first 6 months, likely driven by @COVID19 and civil unrest.

— GSU Health Law (@GSU_HealthLaw) July 8, 2020

The Atlanta office of Alston & Bird is seeking summer associate candidates with a proficiency in both written and spoken Japanese for the 2020 Summer Program. You may apply through this posting or through the school's OCI processhttps://t.co/krOUg427sU

— GSU College of Law (@GeorgiaStateLaw) June 30, 2019

Georgia Tech was the first college or university in America to teach an engineering inspired by origami, the Japanese art of folding. | https://t.co/rtTHjj6qM8 pic.twitter.com/jTtVMOKraE

— Georgia Tech (@GeorgiaTech) July 31, 2018

Lyn is a BioMed major. Won nation novel writing award. Speaks Japanese. Meeting @GE and @3MNews at the #GTCareerFair pic.twitter.com/QdvOA0LRzO

— Georgia Tech (@GeorgiaTech) September 8, 2014

2 years after Japanese quake and tsunami, hear audio of the seismic waves converted to sound: http://t.co/vCaGh59CeR

— Georgia Tech (@GeorgiaTech) March 12, 2013

ISyE's @spokutta is associate director for @mlatgt. In a recent article, he discusses new machine learning partnerships between @GeorgiaTech, @RIKEN_AIP_EN in Japan, and @FraunhoferIIS_e in Germany.

Here's what they hope to accomplish: https://t.co/0DHzrsLmbC. pic.twitter.com/ILrz9oSbA0

— Georgia Tech ISyE (@GeorgiaTechISyE) February 14, 2019

What a feast? Where are you? Sounds like Japan. Hope you are out of harm's way of #HagibisTyphoon. @GTPhysics https://t.co/OVzkd91EHE

— Georgia Tech College of Sciences (@GTSciences) October 13, 2019

Work by @GeorgiaTechEAS Chris Reinhard funded by @NSF, @NASA, @SloanFoundation, Japan Soc for Promotion of #Science https://t.co/DBfM58ix3B

— Georgia Tech College of Sciences (@GTSciences) December 23, 2016

French, German, Japanese institutes are top 3 https://t.co/e1Wu3H8Kgd

— Georgia Tech College of Sciences (@GTSciences) March 11, 2016

Coming soon to our campus (at 5th and Spring)- pedestrian scramble!

It's a pilot study, but it should be interesting for the @CEEatGT transportation systems engineers.https://t.co/pN1iy7NUoJ pic.twitter.com/xSsQr6moC2

— Georgia Tech College of Engineering (@gatechengineers) December 21, 2017

We know some of our students have crazy Excel skills, but this Japanese retiree is amazing. https://t.co/QIy0bIFlB1

— Georgia Tech College of Engineering (@gatechengineers) December 4, 2017

Robot with a heart goes on sale in Japan. http://t.co/JCrnEvPhjX pic.twitter.com/MOaAsXoevn

— Georgia Tech College of Engineering (@gatechengineers) June 19, 2015

#GTComputing is big in Japan this week as the parallel processing community comes together in Tokyo for #SIAMPP18! https://t.co/yqJGGRV8qr pic.twitter.com/Qg4z8YL5Of

— Georgia Tech Computing (@gtcomputing) March 9, 2018

Fujitsu Starts of Operations for Japan’s Fastest Supercomputer via @insideHPC https://t.co/MlIQejShgX

— Georgia Tech Computing (@gtcomputing) December 4, 2016

Japan’s K-Computer tops the #Graph500 list for the second consecutive time https://t.co/5vXcf5kdNz #SC15 pic.twitter.com/6cQMHOmQe5

— Georgia Tech Computing (@gtcomputing) November 17, 2015

Arm-based servers are very rare but have taken the #HPC world by storm since the newest Top 500 list was announced in June.

Now, @gtcomputing may be the 1st to claim access for US research and the 1st planned install of A64fx outside of Japan. @Arm https://t.co/ak1IhXfAmv

— GaTech CSE (@GTCSE) September 10, 2020

Dr. Eric Johnson of @GTaerospace – Japan has been using unmanned aircraft in agriculture for roughly 20 years (in rice fields) #UASPolicy

— Georgia Aerospace (@COIAerospace) November 20, 2013

This Spring Break @GeorgiaTech #SCaRP students to Misono, Japan, to advance smart city innovations, and to Jalisco, Mexico to prepare a climate action plan. These studio projects team our students with colleagues at host-country universities. pic.twitter.com/sofTPJin0a

— GaTech Planning (@GaTech_Planning) March 16, 2018

We’ll get through this together. Thanks to @CocaColaCo and @GeorgiaTech for setting an example for us all! https://t.co/K80A6Ozdld

— Governor Brian P. Kemp (@GovKemp) March 31, 2020

Watch "Investing in Georgia's Workforce: A U.S.-Japan Dialogue,” a #TAWAAtlanta event co-hosted by the @StateDept, the Consulate General of Japan in Atlanta, and @GeorgiaTech. Panelists discused Georgia’s future workforce needs. https://t.co/KoUCg8fxc7 pic.twitter.com/msWkYabvja

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) October 19, 2018

Today’s "Investing in Georgia's Workforce: A U.S.-Japan Dialogue" #TAWAAtlanta event is co-hosted by the @StateDept, the Consulate General of Japan in Atlanta, and @GeorgiaTech. Panelists will discuss Georgia’s future workforce needs. https://t.co/KoUCg8fxc7 pic.twitter.com/ZlFUAKNIRj

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) September 6, 2018

Meeting at the Georgia Department of Economic Development to discuss Japanese investments in Georgia @SPFZumwalt @SasakawaUSA Thank you @gdecd for supporting our public event tomorrow on “Investing in Georgia’s Workforce: A US-Japan Dialogue” at @GeorgiaTech #TAWAAtlanta pic.twitter.com/I3CRWrdmr5

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) September 5, 2018

@conexx_AIBC Barry Swartz opening UIBS-@GeorgiaTech US India Business Summit in partnership with #japan Consul General Shinozuka and @CSISIndiaChair Policy Studies. Great dialogue on where geography meets our #GrowAtlanta industry innovative clusters @atlchamber pic.twitter.com/DXeTeuwTCM

— Jorge Fernandez (@jorgeusafpilot) August 28, 2018

Bill Tsutsui of @hendrixcollege traveled to @GeorgiaTech yesterday and spoke on "Japan's apocalyptic imagination" as part of our Northeast Asia Council Distinguished Speakers Bureau program. Learn how to bring a DSB speaker to your school: https://t.co/57c7ATGWMy pic.twitter.com/IoNpgYN8fd

— Association for Asian Studies (@AASAsianStudies) February 12, 2020

We've had a great first week here in Japan learning about #SustainableDevelopment with #jspsd @NunnSchoolGT including touring @JREast_official R&D! pic.twitter.com/Aha7Oq6Gp6

— Kari Watkins (@transitmom) May 31, 2019

My past & future Japan Sustainable Development students need to check this out @CEEatGT @NunnSchoolGT https://t.co/GQenrLYfu9

— Kari Watkins (@transitmom) November 18, 2018

Yesterday we had the chance to tour Japan Rail East's maintenance facility to learn how they keep their amazing system running. Thanks @JREast_official @Tech4Transit for everything!! @NunnSchoolGT @CEEatGT @tokyotech_en #JapanSustainDev pic.twitter.com/q3lGpoZxRy

— Kari Watkins (@transitmom) June 13, 2018

Today we visited Japan's capital of industry, Nagoya, and a group saw how maglev technology works at the SCMAGLEV museum. Here's the world record holder for fastest train! @CEEatGT @NunnSchoolGT #JapanSustainDev pic.twitter.com/LIvq5xN4G7

— Kari Watkins (@transitmom) June 9, 2018

First travel day included a trip on Japan's Shinkansen – definately a lesson in smart sustainable transportation! @NunnSchoolGT @CEEatGT #JapanSustainDev pic.twitter.com/Sd8Izm4BcP

— Kari Watkins (@transitmom) June 3, 2018

IAF in India, with a grant contributed by Bharti
$90,000 fellowship award https://t.co/gqBK0u6mL0

IAF in Japan, sponsored by Hitachi, Ltd.
Competitive stipend in Yen https://t.co/MwqSLeVmJE

— Sam Nunn School at Georgia Tech (@NunnSchoolGT) August 28, 2020

Dr. Brian Woodall’s Japan Summer Program based out of @tokyotech_en is a month into its 10-week duration. Check out their pictures @GTAbroad pic.twitter.com/BGxJYJQ6Te

— Sam Nunn School at Georgia Tech (@NunnSchoolGT) June 20, 2017

It's week 4 of the Japan Summer Program in #sustainabledevelopment #gtabroad pic.twitter.com/RxiutIsAk0

— Sam Nunn School at Georgia Tech (@NunnSchoolGT) June 26, 2017

Professor Brian Woodall travels from Tokyo to Sendai to teach “Japanese Government & Politics” at Tōhoku University pic.twitter.com/MoEc9Rc35l

— Sam Nunn School at Georgia Tech (@NunnSchoolGT) May 28, 2015

Nunn School students & faculty attended a dinner at the Residence of the Consul General of Japan this past Friday. pic.twitter.com/vsfWzEgAFb

— Sam Nunn School at Georgia Tech (@NunnSchoolGT) March 9, 2015

The @NunnSchoolGT study abroad programs in the EU, Japan, Southeast Asia, and Valencia are still accepting applications for summer 2020. Don't miss the opportunity to travel while earning credits this summer! #ThisIsGTLiberalArts pic.twitter.com/UTwWTKU9b6

— GT Liberal Arts (@GTliberalarts) January 14, 2020

Today the @ML_gatech Language for Business and Technology (LBAT) in #Japan begins! In the past 7 days, LBATs in #Germany, #France, #China, #Mexico, #Spain, and #Russia have begun! These programs are excellent ways to work towards a language major or minor! pic.twitter.com/siDEtp0xeq

— GT Liberal Arts (@GTliberalarts) May 14, 2019

#ICYMI – Rita Berglund, a 3rd-year @NunnSchoolGT and @ML_gatech major and #IAC Student Ambassador, spent her summer with the Sustainable Development Program in Japan. Read more about what she learned and experienced during her time there: https://t.co/l9zxeye3xt. #GTLiberalArts pic.twitter.com/XNxhHvSK9U

— GT Liberal Arts (@GTliberalarts) August 8, 2018

Congratulations to Lecturer Aya McDaniel of Modern Languages for winning Japanese Teacher of the Year!! @gadoeworldlang @IvanAllenGT @GTliberalarts @japantimes @JF_LosAngeles @The_Japan_News @Japanfoundation https://t.co/E5sCVS9qoV pic.twitter.com/USq63GP7l7

— GT Mod Langs (@ML_gatech) March 20, 2019

Japanese researchers at Fujita Health University say low concentrations of #ozone,harmless to humans,can neutralise #coronavirus by 90%.It could be used to disinfect hospitals even in presence of people.@GeorgiaTech says ozone could disinfect gowns,goggles & other equipment. #MIG pic.twitter.com/6hyGY8WXzi

— MEDIA INDIA GROUP (@mediaindiagroup) August 27, 2020

https://twitter.com/Arts_MDPI/status/1232285226065264642

@AtlantaRegional Executive Director Doug Hooker addresses @USIBRC reception closing the first day of dialogue on IoT connecting #GrowAtlanta and international markets @atlchamber @conexx @NXTGenMFG @GeorgiaTech #japan pic.twitter.com/P4y4UyhZ1O

— Jorge Fernandez (@jorgeusafpilot) August 28, 2018

Spent week in Japan developing partnerships with key energy companies. Nice surprise to run into Georgia delegation including @bertreeves34 and #timechols in Tokyo. Another example of @GeorgiaTech and state partnerships that create high tech investments and jobs for Georgians! pic.twitter.com/LqXy443891

— Tim Lieuwen (@tlieuwen1) November 23, 2019

My guest and I were in Japan together. They were wearing face masks before face masks were cool. Tune in now at @WGAUradio website and catch my article on Japan here: https://t.co/cZyRNRxCuj @Japanfoundation @japantimes @gatechengineers @tlieuwen1 @erickallen @tanulewicz

— Tim Echols (@timechols) July 18, 2020

Japan Fair Trade C. annual meeting: former @uspto chief econ. and prof @GeorgiaTech, Stu Graham on smart phone wars. pic.twitter.com/z95njKuG2L

— B van Pottelsberghe (@bvanpott) March 6, 2015

As an exchange student to @japan and @Ukraine and current student of, @GeorgiaTech I can say that like CA lt. Gov GT admin is either oblivious to student spys on our Campus or helping them. Calling out a student as chinese spy, blackout ensued. https://t.co/OtIYuZrcYw #FoxNews

— Eric Black (@EricCaleb208) December 18, 2020

Another #computerscience throw back: @GeorgiaTech PhD Candidate @sir_colbert was first drawn to #computers in the early 90s when the internet gave him access to Japanese culture, allowing him to watch “an unhealthy amount of #anime” — his passion. #CHI2018 @chi2018 #assnchat pic.twitter.com/WWF39dpHtU

— Business and Sports Events Montréal (@MeetMontreal) April 26, 2018

Senior Mayah Waltower is set to teach English in Japan, take Japanese language courses and serve as a cultural ambassador with the Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program after she graduates. #mercerscholars https://t.co/dW3Qv5CNAx

— Mercer University (@MercerYou) April 16, 2020

The Japanese Magnolias on the Macon campus have been loving the recent rain. #MercerTraditions pic.twitter.com/KkW4UufAsT

— Mercer University (@MercerYou) February 28, 2019

A Mercer junior will be able to study abroad in Japan, thanks to a grant from The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi #mercerstudyabroad https://t.co/2YnL7YAK0c

— Mercer University (@MercerYou) December 13, 2018

Senior Emily Hatchett was recently selected for the Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program, where she will be an Assistant English Language Teacher (ALT) for at least a year following graduation https://t.co/0gl00Tosb5 pic.twitter.com/oVio4G0Fr1

— Mercer University (@MercerYou) May 2, 2018

Mercer will host the annual Japan Academic Challenge and Japanese Speech Contest March 3 on the Atlanta campus https://t.co/fAI3vJj4VP pic.twitter.com/CCx0miQiS0

— Mercer University (@MercerYou) February 22, 2018

Mercer was recently selected to participate in the Kakehashi Project, which allows 23 students to participate in an eight-day, fully-funded study abroad experience in Japan next March. Applications will be accepted until Dec. 1. Read more: https://t.co/rwivzD6sez pic.twitter.com/4FmpdogRNV

— Mercer University (@MercerYou) November 13, 2017

As this year’s @nmiuga SLAM prepares to start at 4 p.m. today, take a look at what the #Ebb team from last year accomplished (hint: you can find it in the iTunes App Store and their technology is used in Japan!): https://t.co/t3q8NNE6Vm pic.twitter.com/wG9EG9BJ6h

— UGA Grady College (@UGAGrady) December 12, 2017

Congrats #GradyStudent @dpfunke on winning @ScrippsHowardFd journalism trip to Japan: https://t.co/xerEAszVmd pic.twitter.com/2TsedRZPyK

— UGA Grady College (@UGAGrady) March 25, 2016

Alumnus Brinkley Warren is part of @MegaBotsInc team that challenged Japan to a robot duel. http://t.co/Nr1Ws5Qkdq pic.twitter.com/44ywzCtvBQ

— UGA Alumni (@ugaalumniassoc) August 19, 2015

Grad & undergrads in Marketing @TerryCollege, Genetics @uga_genetics, Int'l Affairs/Japanese @UGA_SPIA, & Ecology @UGAEcology stopped by this week to learn the basics of hand embroidery & possibilities for merging traditional sewing techniques w/electronics (a.k.a. e-textiles)! pic.twitter.com/NctJLSmlaJ

— UGA Science Library Makerspace (@ugamakerspace) March 6, 2019

https://twitter.com/UGA_Innovation/status/1238485493592948736

Eco-friendly method of demolition in Japan RT @PopSci The incredible shrinking skyscraper. See the time-lapse video: http://t.co/5zTFcewK

— UGA Research (@UGAResearch) January 16, 2013

#UGA professor and wildlife ecologist James Beasley spends a lot of time in the field, conducting research in Georgia but also in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone and Fukushima, Japan. https://t.co/m2Q9AhAG5z @universityofga @UGASREL @UGAEcology

— UGA Research (@UGAResearch) November 29, 2018

https://twitter.com/UGAResearch/status/1215627010111954944
https://twitter.com/samillingworth/status/1216632297551777793
https://twitter.com/LVB85/status/984858092545413121

Japan's #Fukushima nuclear disaster led to the end of several living spaces and species. In the @ESAFrontiers researchers recently observed more than twenty animal species on the site. Despite radioactivity, foxes, and Japanese hares have been spotted.

©@universityofga pic.twitter.com/ZZD6L1byVO

— The Explorers (@_TheExplorers) May 15, 2020

Nearly a decade after the nuclear accident in Fukushima, Japan, researchers from the @universityofga have found that wildlife populations are abundant in areas void of human life. https://t.co/EGaTBvHvAq pic.twitter.com/nvHI1fZcG1

— AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) (@AVMAvets) January 7, 2020

Want to spend a summer session in Kumamoto, Japan and gain an international perspective on public health issues? @PublicHealthUGA will be holding two information sessions about the program on Tues. Oct. 23 & Wed. Oct. 24 at 3:30 p.m. in Room 215 of the Ramsey Student Center. pic.twitter.com/bM28fFNWuR

— UGA Public Health (@PublicHealthUGA) October 22, 2018

Nearly a decade after the nuclear accident in Fukushima, Japan, UGA researchers have found that wildlife populations are abundant in areas void of human life. https://t.co/XFW3sgGkpx @UGASREL @UGAWarnell pic.twitter.com/sWamCawmdd

— UGA (@universityofga) January 6, 2020

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.136（Illinois イリノイ州 Vol.4 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：The University of Chicago）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.5 (UChicago, Stanford, Harvard, Yale)
cf.
Illinois Vol.8 (cities, counties)
Free papers, reports, et al. Vol.32
Free papers, reports, et al. Vol.30
Free papers, reports, et al. Vol.22 (Professor Richard H. Thaler – 2017 Nobel Economics Prize laureate – Vol.2)
Free papers, reports, et al. Vol.21 (Professor Richard H. Thaler – 2017 Nobel Economics Prize laureate – Vol.1)
World Vol.15 (U.S. universities)
U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.31（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.5 －大学ツイート Indiana・Illinois）
等

シカゴ大学及び日本に関連するツイート

#Abenomics and Japan’s Stagnation-Becker from @UChicago's Gary Becker http://t.co/BgYTxSZA2f #Economics

— CME Group (@CMEGroup) June 15, 2013

Incentivizing energy conservation has a more lasting impact than moral appeals, say @takanoriida of @KyotoU_News and authors from @UChicago and @GRIPS_Japan. #ChartOfTheWeek https://t.co/oLilAM3yrY pic.twitter.com/Z1YVifyg3N

— AEA Journals (@AEAjournals) March 7, 2018

Do surprise economic policy announcements have a negative impact on macroeconomic performance?

Research from @ChicagoBooth's Steven J. Davis, et al., examines the case of Japan and its implications. Brief: https://t.co/KgamutMwGi pic.twitter.com/guBBlkdR5r

— Becker Friedman Institute for Economics (@BeckerFriedman) March 4, 2020

"They're really worried about getting into a Japan-style situation where inflation is persistently below their goal and they lose credibility."@ChicagoBooth's Randall Kroszner discusses Fed policy for @MiddleEast: https://t.co/97pBoSOUc9

— Becker Friedman Institute for Economics (@BeckerFriedman) February 25, 2020

Rice is deeply embedded within both the economy and culture of Japan. @CSMonitor examines how cultural/demographic shifts are affecting the traditional staple w/ input from @ChicagoBooth's @ThomasTalhelm: https://t.co/xjtpZCJnxE

— Becker Friedman Institute for Economics (@BeckerFriedman) May 20, 2019

an index measure of trade policy uncertainty in US and Japan, via Steven J. Davis of @ChicagoBooth https://t.co/yzeJhv6LcX pic.twitter.com/FU6V8YYKeD

— Catherine Rampell (@crampell) August 16, 2018

Why did economic competition from China hurt so much more than that from Japan a generation before? @TheEconomist explores, and cites research from @ChicagoBooth Professor Erik Hurst and @HarrisPolicy Professor Kerwin Charles. https://t.co/DrwKMIPIvw

— Becker Friedman Institute for Economics (@BeckerFriedman) March 12, 2019

https://twitter.com/AsiaMattersPod/status/1314600229665034240

Randy Kroszner—one of the featured faculty speakers at Booth’s Economic Outlook event in Hong Kong today—speaks to Bloomberg Asia about how the example of Japan is haunting the Fed. https://t.co/8b69J6eSuk

— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) January 15, 2020

Professor Randall Kroszner notes that policy makers are concerned that inflation hasn’t increased and want some insurance in case there’s an economic downturn: https://t.co/WghVyVBz9c @business

— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) September 15, 2019

In BloombergView, Booth professors' paper could help Japan overcome low inflation https://t.co/ubs5ZDDQG9 @BV pic.twitter.com/ILWFvN2kBm

— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) May 11, 2016

Hiro Hirano, ’89, CEO of KKR Japan, shares advice for people considering a career in private equity: https://t.co/qpqzrW1k20

— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) June 26, 2018

Current student @pveiga16 reflects on Booth’s growing presence in Japan: https://t.co/Q4HBzcIoj8 pic.twitter.com/hLdoNgU54Y

— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) June 10, 2019

Lessons from Japan on labor growth: Insights on globalization and Brexit from @ChicagoBooth's Randall S. Kroszner https://t.co/hdbNr1HvJP pic.twitter.com/ubfMT5Kava

— Chicago Booth Review (@chicagoboothrev) August 16, 2018

What can we learn from Japan's economy? @ChicagoBooth's Randall S. Kroszner weighs in on The Big Question: https://t.co/PumrVMrHM0 pic.twitter.com/yDt4hI7I7X

— Chicago Booth Review (@chicagoboothrev) December 24, 2017

Becker-Posner Blog: Abenomics and Japan’s Stagnation-Becker http://t.co/i1Se4WQUwc

— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) June 2, 2013

#Japan's energy market #deregulation needs to come with caveats, says Prof. @SteveCicala: https://t.co/hk6vrrKLzo pic.twitter.com/itwTkO1wXQ

— Harris Policy (@HarrisPolicy) April 11, 2016

Will electricity deregulation be good for Japan? Prof. Koichiro Ito gives his perspective: https://t.co/n5fp8n6Tuz pic.twitter.com/TUWh1Im3ea

— Harris Policy (@HarrisPolicy) March 2, 2016

Kubota et al. identified typical hypokalemic periodic paralysis cases from two different ethnic backgrounds with charge-preserving substitutions in S4 from arginine, R, to lysine, K. https://t.co/0wIPjEAqC0 @osaka_univ_e @UChicago @UofCalifornia @Sorbonne_Univ_ pic.twitter.com/gu2ck5xQEn

— @BrainComms (@braincomms) August 26, 2020

A team of American (@UChicago & @argonne) & Japanese (#QST) scientists establish breakthrough method of extending the inhomogeneous dephasing time of a Qubit by 10,000x, keeping #quantum bits stable for >22ms (Hahn-echo coherence time around 64ms)https://t.co/SQgvSNkz5Y

— Quantum Alliance Initiative (QAI) (@HudsonQuantum) August 17, 2020

Congratulations to Professor Emeritus Hisashi Yamamoto, who has been named a Person of Cultural Merit (bunka kōrōsha) by Japan on 3 November 2018
Read our Winter 2018 interview with Professor Yamamoto at https://t.co/WvJpPbKjX1 @UChicagoPSD @UChicago pic.twitter.com/u66SOtydWI

— UChicago Chemistry (@UChiChemistry) November 20, 2018

We continue our celebration of #AsianPacificAmericanHeritageMonth by honoring storms researcher Tetsuya Theodore "Ted" Fujita. He was born in Sone Japan, and researched @uchicago 1953-90. He developed the Fujita scale of tornado damage intensity: https://t.co/mQvYQ3D9J1. #APAHM pic.twitter.com/8osPNgcmAl

— UChicago Special Collections Research Center (@UChicagoSCRC) May 11, 2020

"Deemed Inadvisable," taking place now w/ a presentation that explores the history of @UChicago's post-war exclusion of Japanese-Americans, utilizing the @UChicagoLibrary's archival collections. @UChicago grad student, Eric Langowski presents his findings pic.twitter.com/IqV1FBzzMR

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) March 7, 2019

Prof. Jim Ketelaar and Prof. Takahiro Nakajima (@UTokyo_News_en) welcomes grad students and faculty for the 5th @UChicago and @UTokyo_News_en Graduate Student Japanese Studies Workshop pic.twitter.com/eT0iATMJt5

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) March 14, 2018

3/20 @uchicago, @UTokyo_News_en, and @TohokuUniPR will hold the Sixth Graduate Student Japan Studies Workshop! Held in Tokyo this year ft. UChicago graduate students Erin Newton, Jessa Dahl, Thomas Gimbel, & Philomena Mazza-Hilway from @UChicagoHistory and EALC departments! pic.twitter.com/gNXPLf0YK9

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) March 14, 2019

.@TempleUniv’s Mariola Alvarez and discussant, Megan Sullivan (Asst. Prof. of Art History and the College
Modern and Contemporary Latin American Art @UChicago, speak on postwar Japanese Brazilian Abstract Art @UChiFrankeInst pic.twitter.com/g6fQvVKizv

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) May 18, 2019

Justin Jesty, Ph.D., EALC, 2010 is Asst. Prof. and JPN Prog. Coordinator @UW Receiving FLAS awards by @usedgov @UChicago to study Japanese and Chinese, Prof. Jesty was able to take high-level JPN classes every quarter. #CEASFLASAlumni Read more here! https://t.co/KeEIlWIcJW pic.twitter.com/B0QADRGOHi

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) March 29, 2018

5th Annual @UWMadison/@UChicago/@NorthwesternU Japan History Grad Workshop coming up 5/6 @AndersonGardens ft. @UChicagoHistory's Lina Mistron and Thomas Gimbel. See schedule and presentation titles here: https://t.co/oatfQwLvoK pic.twitter.com/5LA5f0kPwt

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) April 23, 2018

THIS THURSDAY @ 3 pm @UChicagoLibrary! "Deemed Inadvisable", an event that explores the legacy of the @UChicago's exclusion utilizing the Library’s archival collections and cultivates the Chicago Japanese American story. RSVP here: https://t.co/yfTfPsngof pic.twitter.com/eb2OMa6IgS

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) March 4, 2019

.@UChicagoCEAS was delighted w/ the opportunity to host @JpnCons_Chicago, in collaboration with the @HarrisPolicy's Asian Policy Forum, for today's, "Walk in U.S., Talk on Japan," program that serves as a grassroots exchange ft. former JPN ambassadors/public figures pic.twitter.com/CcFihAn6e9

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) October 18, 2019

Happening NOW @HarrisPolicy, @UChicagoCEAS welcomes @JpnCons_Chicago to campus as they present to students during today's Walk in U.S., Talk on Japan program pic.twitter.com/nhULo5lSdu

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) October 18, 2019

On 3/15 (2-3p) in the @oakparklibrary's Veterans Rm is the next “Spotlight on EA Studies” lecture sponsored by @UChicagoCEAS & @UChicago_GRAD! Sabine Shulz (PhD, EALC, @UChicago) discusses Japanese pop culture & its int’l impact. Made possible by a @usedgov Title VI NRC Grant pic.twitter.com/tBSuCw6FMP

— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) March 10, 2020

During a 1910 baseball series in Japan, @UChicago demonstrated the glory of gentlemanly sports. https://t.co/QLuEplkdMv

— UChicago Magazine (@UChicagoMag) September 2, 2016

When not teaching classes, @UChicago economist Kotaro Yoshida—aka “Sensei”—brings kendo to campus. https://t.co/gQxEurTTe9

— UChicago Magazine (@UChicagoMag) May 5, 2016

RT @UChicago Photo exhibit at @Rockefeller_Chi shows Japanese hope and resilience in the wake of last year's earthquake http://t.co/ewBJ1Llj

— UChicago Magazine (@UChicagoMag) February 1, 2012

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

Gender gaps in employment are exacerbated by firm's maternity leave costs. Yukiko Asai @UChicago @waseda_univ analyses evidence from #Japan to argue moving these costs to social insurance systems can increase labour demand & starting wages for such workers https://t.co/lt7vBSUcfk pic.twitter.com/Gh4VoMZSBi

— VoxEU (@voxeu) September 6, 2019

A @UChicago international relations professor has found a historical inspiration for the @realDonaldTrump letter to @RTErdogan — President Millard Fillmore's 1852 message to Emperor of #Japan. https://t.co/uPg6uPYIT6

— Steve Herman (@W7VOA) October 17, 2019

Last Friday Consul-General Okada welcomed students from #UChicago's @HarrisPolicy to the Official Residence. A student-organized delegation will visit Japan in March to discuss policy with government officials. pic.twitter.com/V0XQszkcNq

— Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago (@JpnCons_Chicago) February 25, 2020

Be sure to stop by the Japan Information Center table @UChicago #jsamatsuri pic.twitter.com/VYYRhgxibt

— Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago (@JpnCons_Chicago) April 29, 2016

#HappeningNow @janicenimura speaking at @UChicago on her book "Daughters of the Samurai" https://t.co/dK6n3xOJdm https://t.co/EEFG5inVtb

— Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago (@JpnCons_Chicago) November 6, 2015

Chicago, IL: 2/12 (Wed) "Managing Solitary Existence in Japan" with Dr. Anne Allison @UChicago https://t.co/u891ijTluh

— Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago (@JpnCons_Chicago) February 11, 2015

#UChicago's @sayonaraamerika on Japanese "City Pop" in Rolling Stone:https://t.co/t0PsL1Rup5 #JPOP https://t.co/igdqAiyLSB

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) May 4, 2019

America is still the world's leading cultural exporter, but @ChicagoBooth's Erik Hurst examines how our country is becoming more and more like #Japan and its "lived experience" in @NewYorker: https://t.co/fYoX7xy1Po #UChicago pic.twitter.com/bvLCGR75Tp

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) May 7, 2018

#Japan’s new #energy rules could make it a paradise for #renewables: https://t.co/PkrEsJxPox via @UChiEnergy pic.twitter.com/HZugn7nwTO

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) April 11, 2016

MT @smartmuseumuchi: Our exquisite new fall exhibition "Awash in Color: French and Japanese Prints" opens Thursday! http://t.co/AhESINMn

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) October 2, 2012

Postwar Japanese pop music, multilingualism in India, and French online literature—Humanities Day is Oct. 20: http://t.co/ysoknCOE

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) October 14, 2012

Assoc. Prof. Michael Bourdaghs (@sayonaraamerika) traces the history of Japan’s postwar period through pop music: http://t.co/TMbqqarK

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) October 19, 2012

VIDEO: @Univ_of_Tokyo Prof. Chizuko Ueno discusses the history of Japanese feminism: http://t.co/97jJVsCYAp

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) May 17, 2013

Meet #UChicago economist and #kendo master Kotaro Yoshida: https://t.co/SkCYFD0yzR #OtherLifeOfTheMind

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) May 2, 2016

.@UChicagoMag explores alumna and poet Mitsuye Yamada's experience writing poetry in a Japanese internment camp: https://t.co/jpBXd01UZz

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) June 12, 2017

#UChicago alumna Mitsuye Yamada, AM’53, on challenges her family faced in Japanese internment camps: https://t.co/x1JSCQw5vm

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) July 14, 2017

After five years, #Fukushima sparks opportunity for Japan's energy sector: https://t.co/5aTYW30mxx via @UChiEnergy pic.twitter.com/b5KZfLNTVB

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) April 6, 2016

Read @UChicago's Bruce Cumings: Korea may see the US as a vital potential ally against Japan (its traditional enemy) and China (which the Korean peninsula has long had a love/hate relationship with). https://t.co/VTAYDa3psi pic.twitter.com/mqGVlDVj0J

— Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (@BulletinAtomic) June 13, 2018

Joining us to discuss what they view as an unfolding disaster is Norma Field, professor of Japanese Studies in East Asian Languages and Civilizations at the @UChicago , and Yuki Miyamoto, ethicist and associate professor of religious studies at @DePaulU. https://t.co/82bZTaRkcX

— WBEZ Worldview (@RadioWorldview) August 16, 2018

Wed 10/23 Blackstone branch and @UChicago present Hiroko Kumaki, from the Anthropology Department, speaking on Healthy Environment?: Thinking About the Nuclear Accident in Fukushima, Japan. Starts at 6:30pm, open to all! https://t.co/msVYqLEl4K #OBOC pic.twitter.com/TrDXjrWu9Z

— onebookonechicago (@1book1chicago) October 22, 2019

https://twitter.com/jesswade/status/1027843343693369345

A lack of gender equality in career opportunity and long work hours perpetuate Japan’s gender gap, writes Kazuo Yamaguchi in our March issue of F&D: https://t.co/RXXiKo0oBt #IWD2019 #WomensDay @UChicago pic.twitter.com/7ztVK4CVl8

— IMF (@IMFNews) March 18, 2019

New from @UChicagoPress — AN ANTHROPOLOGY OF THE MACHINE: TOKYO'S COMMUTER TRAIN NETWORK, by AAS Member Michael Fisch of @UChicago. https://t.co/6umqQZpsjU pic.twitter.com/LGtreeO8Od

— AssocForAsianStudies (@AASAsianStudies) August 9, 2018

Luke Pluta-Ehlers, a research intern at the @EWCinWashington and an undergraduate student at the @UChicago, writes about the 150th anniversary of the first Japanese immigrants to Hawai'i. #Gannenmono https://t.co/3sl7UcYCY8

— East-West Center (@EastWestCenter) July 28, 2018

The 1893 World’s Exposition in Chicago introduced millions of Americans (including Frank Lloyd Wright) to Japanese architecture & art (learn more via @UChicago: https://t.co/uuzFrWGrpR); @chicagotribune features a rare Japanese vase from the 1893 fair: https://t.co/gY7vXvKlay pic.twitter.com/Qd9XNYVGe5

— Arts Japan 2020 (@ArtsJapan2020) January 8, 2019

Curious about the history of saffron? Next Tuesday, Susan Burns, professor of history @UChicago, will explore the incorporation of saffron in Japanese pharmacology, a complex process involving the rise of natural science. Free; Rothenberg Hall. https://t.co/5S7aZRfysP pic.twitter.com/5MVJLOOYWm

— The Huntington (@TheHuntington) January 18, 2019

Join us for the 2019 Hoffman Lecture with Professor Michael Bourdaghs of @UChicago, Thursday, October 17th:

"Mishima in Bandung: Rethinking Postwar Japanese Literature as Cold War Literature"

For more information please see events page:https://t.co/uWgeCg13fj pic.twitter.com/ANBO60PD1w

— TheLeslieCenter (@thelesliecenter) October 14, 2019

Nobuko also teaches regularly at the cursive style Japanese workshop held @UChicago in the summer. 6/6 https://t.co/7W1pcSzCpi pic.twitter.com/6YFD7Y9DPU

— The Oriental Institute (@Orientalniustav) April 14, 2020

#BSLW is at @UChicago today discussing Japanese #cataloging. What non-English languages are a challenge for your #library to #catalog? Backstage catalogs in over 80 languages! https://t.co/PNOgZCrIWQ pic.twitter.com/UsyhvV4zex

— Backstage (@BSLW) July 17, 2018

Don't miss it! Nagasaki bombing survivor Moriguchi visiting Hanford, origin for Fat Man bomb, to bridge Japanese & American victims of nuclear production. Film showing tonight at Whitman, w/ presentation by Moriguchi Weds 7pm. Thanks @trishapritikin @whitmancollege & @UChicago https://t.co/Gtikl8VRny

— Hanford Challenge (@HanfordC) March 6, 2018

Acclaimed academic, Professor John MacAloon of @UChicago explains how the 202One Tokyo Games and the 2022 Beijing Games could represent two inverse challenges for the Olympic Movement's future. Read free at https://t.co/Gn3jYoejVI @IllinoisPress pic.twitter.com/zL4LLNIBmP

— Journal of Olympic Studies (@Journal_Olympic) December 8, 2020

Dr. John MacAloon, @UChicago, joined us for a podcast to discuss his upcoming article in @Journal_Olympic and to analyze the situations of the Tokyo 2020ne and the Beijing 2022 Olympics from the standpoint of global solidarity and human rights. @iocmedia https://t.co/MvddeXi2pw

— Illinois Press (@IllinoisPress) December 8, 2020

Serving up scrumptious cold or hot Japanese eats today 11-1:30pm @UChicago on Ellis! Make sure you stop by! @chiftf_uchicago #Lunchtime #FoodTrucks #japaneseeats pic.twitter.com/4tYuMFP5Bw

— Izakaya Yume (@Yume_FoodTruck) April 4, 2018

Did you know the E. Asian Collection @UChicago holds 850,000+ volumes of publications in Chinese, Japanese, Korean & other Asian languages? https://t.co/dx4tkOO0mC

— UChicago Global (@UChiGlobal) February 27, 2017

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.135（incl Biden’s first phone call with Suga 日米首脳電話会談等）

Almost all the below tweets are in English.

標記につき取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

PM Suga agreed Thursday with new U.S. President Joe Biden to strengthen the #USJapanAlliance & work closely to realize a #FOIP region, in their 1st phone talks since the American leader was inaugurated last week. (via @kyodo_english)https://t.co/KrB6Ee9doQ pic.twitter.com/qTh2lJbWps

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) January 28, 2021

On Thursday, PM Suga congratulated Joe Biden on his inauguration as U.S. president & expressed hope to further strengthen the #USJapanAlliance. (via @kyodo_english)https://t.co/Aeqwl5cfk6 pic.twitter.com/hgjH5ZmDmt

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) January 21, 2021

PM Suga, Biden agree to strengthen Japan-US alliance in phone talks https://t.co/Um7mHb6ThD

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) January 28, 2021

Biden reaffirmed the U.S.’s commitment to defend uninhabited islands controlled by Japan and claimed by China, in a phone call with Japan PM Suga https://t.co/DMM4MzADMt pic.twitter.com/HK5CMjxRrJ

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) January 28, 2021

https://twitter.com/Quicktake/status/1352648758799052813

Good morning, Asia. This was our most read story while you were sleeping.https://t.co/HCmAnCCJ09

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) January 28, 2021

BIDEN's FIRST 100 DAYS BLOG | U.S.-JAPAN TIES
President Joe Biden tells Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga over the phone that he is committed to the defense of Japan, including the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea, according to the White House.https://t.co/hamIZFCiEU

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) January 27, 2021

Suga and Biden talk on phone https://t.co/ZXaYQH3Od7

— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) January 28, 2021

Suga Hopes to Strengthen Japan-US Alliance with Biden https://t.co/kbQgUaFOxX

— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) January 21, 2021

Suga says he and Biden agree to strengthen US-Japan alliance https://t.co/qwr8eGOQv2 pic.twitter.com/kn3uCkKpz1

— TODAY (@TODAYonline) January 28, 2021

Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and U.S. President Joe Biden spoke by phone today, touching on the Senkaku Islands and North Korean issues.https://t.co/TWQCWLnAfS pic.twitter.com/czNoA2LbpI

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) January 28, 2021

Japan’s PM Suga Holds First Phone Conversation With Biden https://t.co/crUFujiLPh pic.twitter.com/lK2OsI6bUx

— Asia News Today (@asia_newstoday) January 28, 2021

'Committed to working together': Biden and Suga agree to strengthen US-Japan alliance https://t.co/pXA0o1RPt9

— Republic (@republic) January 28, 2021

Suga says he and Biden agree to strengthen U.S.-Japan alliance https://t.co/S2VpTMMpra

— Devdiscourse (@dev_discourse) January 27, 2021

Appreciated sharing my thoughts on US-Japan relations under Biden w/ @NHKWORLD_News. I'm not sure I deserve the designation of "Veteran Japan watcher" but I'm committed to focusing on how we move forward together as allies & friends in this critical time. https://t.co/LYwtML0KaE

— Joshua W. Walker (@drjwalk) January 28, 2021

Last time @japansociety hosted a conversation on #Suganomics it was the day @sugawitter became Prime Minister, today @POTUS had his first call as President w/ PM Suga & we are again having a conversation w/ an all-star cast including @KathyMatsui @JacobSchlesener here below: https://t.co/wCL1ri7Lma

— Joshua W. Walker (@drjwalk) January 28, 2021

Great to see Marines from Iwakuni Japan helping Celebrate America & Japanese PM Suga’s words of congratulations showing the strength of U.S.-Japan relations & how critical our allies are around the world. Arigato gozaimasu! https://t.co/8gnbrPzAr2

— Joshua W. Walker (@drjwalk) January 21, 2021

The power/symbolism radiated from Americans today, represented by the flags flying for those we have lost & the future represented by poetry & our next generation, along with our better angels. Proud to see America's peaceful transition. https://t.co/7JSV1l8EZO

— Joshua W. Walker (@drjwalk) January 20, 2021

Today @SecBlinken and Foreign Minister @moteging highlighted the strength of the U.S.-Japan Alliance and stressed the importance of U.S.-Japan-Republic of Korea cooperation to address global challenges. https://t.co/TUub5ZPO6o

— Ned Price (@statedeptspox) January 27, 2021

Biden reaffirms U.S. commitment to defense of the disputed Senkaku Islands in call with Suga; Secretary of State Blinken reaffirms U.S. commitment to defend Philippine forces in South China Sea in call with Locsin. @SCMPNews https://t.co/EG6juGwE2t pic.twitter.com/Pi6aYMSBlw

— AMTI (@AsiaMTI) January 28, 2021

Japan protests Chinese vessels' repeated entry into waters around the disputed Senkaku Islands during senior diplomats' video conference. @themainichi https://t.co/yQ9cylKtNP pic.twitter.com/YS4xbisUQ2

— AMTI (@AsiaMTI) January 22, 2021

Biden slams China claims as he reaffirms US' commitment to defending Senkaku islands

Isabel Reynolds @IsabelRTokyo reportshttps://t.co/7OUiJRIRT0

— ThePrintIndia (@ThePrintIndia) January 28, 2021

Biden & Suga: "discussed the United States’ unwavering commitment to the defense of Japan under Article 5 of our security treaty, which includes the Senkaku Islands."https://t.co/TZ9H3V7cqe

— Derek J. Grossman (@DerekJGrossman) January 27, 2021

Biden, Japan PM discuss China action near Senkaku Islands https://t.co/1DieZtOxq6

— The Independent (@Independent) January 27, 2021

“The leaders . . . discussed the United States’ unwavering commitment to the defence of Japan under Article 5 of our security treaty, which includes the Senkaku” https://t.co/qTV6ppkJuY

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) January 27, 2021

Suga says he and Biden agree to strengthen US-Japan alliance: the US-Japan security treaty applies also to Senkakuhttps://t.co/ASKLyxm1Wr

— Sari Arho Havrén (@SariArhoHavren) January 27, 2021

Here’s the White House summary of Biden’s call with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga: pic.twitter.com/JsIE0Hgytu

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) January 27, 2021

My piece @itsjapanforward on ‘#Suga & #Japan’s post-pandemic Strategic Challenges in 2021’. https://t.co/wUa9e0iyGk #China #US #Biden #Quad #LDP #COVIDー19 #Olympics #SCRI #Alliance #ASEAN

— Dr. Jagannath Panda, 潘杰根 (@jppjagannath1) January 23, 2021

#UPDATE #PresidentJoeBiden reaffirmed US commitment to defend #Japan in his first phone call with Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, striking a note of reassurance after the uneasy #Trump erahttps://t.co/g3ol8Y4PzI

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 27, 2021

Suga says he and Biden agree to strengthen U.S.-Japan alliance https://t.co/8rg3jY47WG pic.twitter.com/hXamHgxNhl

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 27, 2021

Suga says he and Biden agree to strengthen US-Japan alliance https://t.co/MGXP1Tek7G pic.twitter.com/duKRGz21m5

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) January 27, 2021

Yoshihide Suga and Joe Biden to strengthen US-Japan alliance, with eye on China https://t.co/NKItrc2Tub

— SCMP News (@SCMPNews) January 27, 2021

US supports Japan's defense over tension with China

▪️US President Joe Biden reassured the US’ commitment to defend Japan in the 1st phone call with PM Yoshihide Suga on Thursday.
▪️Biden and Suga also pled denuclearization of the whole Korean Peninsula in the call. pic.twitter.com/dnEPz1I5cp

— EHA News (@eha_news) January 28, 2021

【速報】菅総理は２８日未明、アメリカのバイデン大統領と就任後初めての電話会談を行いました。その後、記者団の質問に答えました。#バイデン大統領 #菅総理 #電話会談 #TBSNEWS pic.twitter.com/7EAdAzHqJz

— TBS NEWS (@tbs_news) January 27, 2021

PM Suga spoke with President Biden and agreed to further strengthen the Japan-US alliance. They also agreed to closely work on global issues including #Covid-19 and #ClimateChange. https://t.co/RKrwhHsJEZ

— Tomoaki Ishigaki 石垣友明 (@TomoakiIshigaki) January 27, 2021

A positive readout from Biden's call with Japanese PM Suga, including mention of 'free and open Indo-Pacific,' an 'unwavering commitment' to Japanese security including Senkaku Islands, and continued provision of "extended deterrence" to our key Asian ally.

— Matthew Continetti (@continetti) January 27, 2021

A welcome call-out for the “free and open Indo-Pacific”/FOIP concept in PM Suga’s conversation with President Biden. https://t.co/bQtUH0sjEV

— Robert Ward (@RobertAlanWard) January 27, 2021

Significant wins for PM Suga in call with Biden over protection of Senkaku Islands, where China’s territorial incursions remain intense, and “early resolution” of Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea, which remains a humanitarian & sovereignty issue for Japan. https://t.co/YfyWeigVCj

— Robert Ward (@RobertAlanWard) January 28, 2021

The new U.S. administration's clear mention of the Senkakus, an uninhabited island chain which has been a potential flash point for decades, is likely to stir anger in Beijing. https://t.co/EUMaxJ7e3X

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 28, 2021

Biden stresses commitment to defend Japan in first call with Suga https://t.co/321ksLSiyr

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 28, 2021

The Chinese government contends that Japan annexed the Senkaku Islands (Diaoyutai in Chinese) along with Taiwan as a result of the Treaty of Shimonoseki (Maguan Tiaoyue in Chinese).https://t.co/r7XsFsF67A

— JAPAN Forward (@itsjapanforward) January 25, 2021

Japan, U.S. defense ministers hold telephone talks, confirm security treaty covers Senkaku Islandshttps://t.co/lPCbJgOc3Q pic.twitter.com/mdNk21drCD

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) January 24, 2021

New U.S. defense secretary reaffirms U.S. commitment to defending Senkaku islands https://t.co/EoyhnCWBBw pic.twitter.com/fr6zlrygeR

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 24, 2021

New U.S. defense secretary reaffirms U.S. commitment to defending Senkaku islands https://t.co/iQijctZl3Q pic.twitter.com/UOPrxFOdlb

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 24, 2021

The US and Japan's defense ministers also reaffirm their opposition to any unilateral act that would undermine Japan's right to administer the islands. https://t.co/ICDBuklN02

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) January 24, 2021

New US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, during his first phone call with his Japanese counterpart, reaffirms America’s commitment to defending the disputed East China Sea islets known as the Senkaku in Japan.https://t.co/KZGTI6TiAA

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) January 25, 2021

New US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (@ABlinken) on Wednesday affirmed that the Japan-US security treaty covers the Japanese-administered #Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea.@moteging @MofaJapan_en https://t.co/6cWBucgqCT pic.twitter.com/0MTJtw9Q5w

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) January 27, 2021

Japan has become increasingly concerned about Chinese expansionist manoeuvres in East China Sea including incursions in waters around disputed islands.https://t.co/LRKd6ey4OZ

— WION (@WIONews) January 24, 2021

New US defence secretary reaffirms US commitment to defending Senkaku islands – Reuters https://t.co/cZ1p3aZ2ty

— The Edge Malaysia (@theedgemalaysia) January 24, 2021

Japan's PM Suga congratulates Biden, hopes the 2 countries can reinforce alliance and "realize a free and open #IndoPacific.” Previously, Suga said Biden had affirmed U.S. commitment in defending Senkaku Islands. Via @japantimes https://t.co/BcoUFzbWd0 pic.twitter.com/9oCbZjzCBr

— South China Sea Connect (@Scs_Connect) January 21, 2021

This drastic move brings much uncertainty to regional stability, as this raises the probability of armed clashes and escalations (initiated by the PRC) within disputed territorial areas such as the Senkaku Islands.https://t.co/w2DGddyQWo

— Hong Kong Global Connect (@HKGlobalConnect) January 23, 2021

New U.S. defense secretary reaffirms U.S. commitment to defending Senkaku islands https://t.co/AsU3VUIfJE

— Nigeria Newsdesk (@NigeriaNewsdesk) January 25, 2021

New SecDef Reaffirms US Commitment to Defending Senkaku Islands
Lloyd Austin spoke with Japan's defense minister #SenkakuIslands #Japan #China https://t.co/jLvDE8NGIm pic.twitter.com/qJ4NJPSuE2

— Antiwar.com (@Antiwarcom) January 25, 2021

Good to see this policy continuity: "Secretary Austin further affirmed that the Senkaku islands are covered by Article V of the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty, and that the United States remains opposed to any unilateral attempts to change the status quo in the East China Sea." https://t.co/sU4YOFaaa3

— Jeremy Maxie (@jeremy_maxie) January 24, 2021

According to the Japan Coast Guard, Chinese vessels made a record 333 trips in 2020 into the area around the Senkaku Islands that Japan claims as its contiguous waters.https://t.co/gxDz8GnsSs

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) January 24, 2021

Check out Patricia Kim's new US-Japan policy coordination memo; part of our ongoing project "China Risk & China Opportunity for the US-Japan Alliance." Good look at where the US stands now, at the start of this Biden-Suga era. https://t.co/AwVipLzdw7 via @CarnegieEndow

— James Schoff (@SchoffJ) January 21, 2021

https://twitter.com/Noahpinion/status/1352332544209948672

For what it's worth, Biden also reiterated this in his first call with Suga as president-elect:https://t.co/zFgjGj94HN

(Fixed the broken link)

— Tobias Harris (@observingjapan) January 21, 2021

Biden reaffirms commitment to defending Japan’s Senkaku Islandshttps://t.co/BKgXU6bqr4
Biden confirms to #Japan PM Suga that the #US-Japan mutual defence treaty applied to disputed islands, a signal the new administration will take a tough stance with #China on national security pic.twitter.com/4Vrh3gHviA

— Geopolitics (@PhilipCMead) January 28, 2021

In his first call with his Japanese counterpart, U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan reiterated that Article V of the US-Japan security treaty applies to the Senkaku Islands – a move that will provide reassurance to Tokyo
https://t.co/hzCwqpZ6cO

— The Asia Group (@TheAsiaGroup) January 22, 2021

US Defence Secretary Reaffirms Commitment To Japan Over Senkaku Islands https://t.co/bLpMNhYiVN pic.twitter.com/kWPPhK9nrb

— NDTV News feed (@ndtvfeed) January 24, 2021

Jan 22: Senkaku Islands – China bill allowing coast guard to use weapons puts Japan on notice.https://t.co/q5SrfE5gEg

— Rezaul Hasan Laskar (@Rezhasan) January 25, 2021

GSDF and U.S. reached secret deal in 2015 to station amphibious unit in Okinawa https://t.co/bVfudPLnaU

— Jesse Johnson (@jljzen) January 25, 2021

M. Biden a ainsi rappelé mercredi au Premier ministre japonais Yoshihide Suga, « l’engagement indéfectible » des États-Unis à protéger le Japon, y compris l’archipel inhabité des Senkaku, appelé Diaoyu en chinois et revendiqué par Pékin. https://t.co/OygDUaiq5f

— inv3stir (@inv3stir) January 28, 2021

Biden habla por primera vez con Suga y ratifica la defensa de las islas Senkaku #Biden #Suga #IslasSenkaku #ipressdigital https://t.co/CoTFT6jRSW a través de @IPRESSDIGITAL

— International Press (@IPRESSDIGITAL) January 28, 2021

"U.S. President Joe Biden on Wednesday highlighted the need to completely denuclearize the Korean Peninsula. Biden made the remarks in a call with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, according to the White House."@YonhapNews https://t.co/1x9VEnDvbr

— The Korea Society (@koreasociety) January 28, 2021

Suga and Biden spoke by phone a short time ago but, says Suga, they didn't discuss the Olympics. Some in Tokyo want a clear message from Biden. #東京五輪https://t.co/iASuGqLwRE

— Peter Landers (@LandersWSJ) January 27, 2021

In the light of this news https://t.co/GCt34QLjOr I thought I'd point out a few things that Biden, Merkel, Macron, Suga, Trudeau, and Conte might like to keep an eye out for on their trip to Carbis Bay and St Ives

— Dan Lockton (@imaginari_es) January 22, 2021

World 世界情勢等 Vol.11 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.134

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下（内容事項一部抜粋ご参考まで）貼っておきます。

World Vol.88 (U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc.)　SalvatorMundi gaming tourism Kimchi Ca,Au,Nz KeystoneXLpipeline SD
World Vol.78 (U.S., etc.)　YellowstoneNationalPark ALDI BigMacIndex Flint CrystalNight Australia MA,WY,UT,MD
World Vol.77 (Reuters, etc.)　impeachment vaccines CoucheTard WilliamHill Refinitiv resolution PoliticalContributions PA
World Vol.76　US&Europe-China&Russia EUbudget austerity Mercury-Jupiter-Saturn BloodDonors StimulusPayments crawfish MealDelivery FrozenVegetables KFC Parler Cruz TX,LA
World Vol.75 (U.S. – professors)　impeachment 25thAmendment removal
World Vol.74 (U.S., etc.)　vaccine Hawley CarryoutCocktails MO,NE
World Vol.73 (U.S. – Georgia runoffs, etc.) / Georgia Vol.8　ChaosAtTheCapitol GA,TN
World Vol.72 (U.S. – Chaos in Washington D.C., etc.) / Washington D.C. Vol.6　insurrection,riot,sedition
World Vol.71 (U.S. – Chaos in Washington D.C.) / Washington D.C. Vol.5　storming,lawlessness,mayhem,rampage
World Vol.70 (U.S. – Chaos in Washington D.C.) / Washington D.C. Vol.4　mob,violence InsurrectionaryMob ViolentAttack CapitolRioters ViolentProtesters NeoNazis UnprecedentedAssault 25thAmendment

Science and Technology 科学技術 Vol.21 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.133（Personal Protective Equipment #PPE, etc. 個人防護具等）

All the below links are in English.

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Science and Technology Vol.46 (personal protective equipment (PPE) suppliers/manufacturers)

New York Vol.38 (corporations: Henry Schein)

New York Vol.39 (corporations: Protective Industrial Products)

Pennsylvania Vol.15 (corporations: MSA Safety Incorporated)

North Carolina Vol.15 (corporations: Honeywell)

Ohio Vol.7 (corporations: Cardinal Health)

Ohio Vol.8 (corporations: Cintas Corporation)

Michigan Vol.12 (corporations: Gentex Corporation)

Michigan Vol.13 (corporations: Avon Protection)

Michigan Vol.14 (corporations: Carhartt)

Illinois Vol.15 (corporations: Grainger)

Illinois Vol.16 (corporations: Medline Industries)

Illinois Vol.17 (corporations: Klein Tools)

Wisconsin Vol.12 (corporations: Bradley Corporation)

Wisconsin Vol.13 (corporations: Conney Safety)

Minnesota Vol.10 (corporations: Ergodyne)

Minnesota Vol.11 (corporations: Fastenal Company)

Tennessee Vol.8 (corporations: MCR Safety)

Alabama Vol.8 (corporations: Motion Industries)

Florida Vol.12 (corporations: Accuform Signs)

Texas Vol.17 (corporations: Kimberly-Clark)

California Vol.31 (corporations: Moldex)

#Coronavirus #コロナウイルス Vol.23（vaccines, etc. ワクチン等）

All the below link/tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Science and Technology Vol.50 (coronavirus vaccine)　　Vaccination SideEffects,AdverseReactions,AllergicReaction,AnaphylaxisReaction,PotentialTriggers,AllergyConcerns …

World 世界情勢等 Vol.10（Biden Administration バイデン米政権）／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.131

All the below links and tweets are in English.

標記につき取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

就任式 inauguration
World Vol.79 (U.S. Presidential Inauguration Day – Ireland, United Kingdom)
World Vol.80 (U.S. Presidential Inauguration Day – Canada)
World Vol.81 (U.S. Presidential Inauguration Day – New Zealand, Europe, etc.)
World Vol.82 (U.S. Presidential Inauguration Day – Australia)
World Vol.83 (U.S. Presidential Inauguration, Biden Administration, etc.)
政策課題 policy issues
World Vol.84 (Biden Administration, etc. – U.S. think tanks)
World Vol.85 (Biden Administration, etc. – U.S. think tanks)
World Vol.86 (Biden Administration, etc. – U.S. think tanks)
World Vol.87 (Biden Administration – U.S. think tanks, etc. @ universities)

新大統領及び日本に関連するツイート

Japan stocks set to rise after Wall Street surges to records following Biden's inauguration https://t.co/OeVBG5REPC

— CNBC (@CNBC) January 20, 2021

Today’s inauguration in Washington will be followed especially closely in Ireland, land of Joe Biden’s forebears @usembassytokyo @JapanGov @MofaJapan_en @MofaJapan_jp @JIIA_eng @METI_JPN @MOF_Japan @Bank_of_Japan_e @keidanren @IJCC_Tokyo @JETRO_info @GRIPS_Info @USPacificFleet https://t.co/bOV0mcAEDC

— Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapanEN) January 20, 2021

President Higgins of Ireland congratulates President Biden of the United States; looks forward to President & Dr Biden visiting Ireland again @usembassytokyo @USPacificFleet @MofaJapan_en @JapanGov @IJCC_Tokyo @injtokyo @cce_japan @JapanGAA @IASIL_Japan @st_committee @JET_IRELAND https://t.co/loAon7sTa2 pic.twitter.com/nSMWKq8z73

— Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapanEN) January 20, 2021

The chief of Japan's most powerful business lobby made clear "the power of the United States is necessary" to achieve a recovery in a global economy hit hard by the pandemic, adding that it also allows for the global order to be "reconstructed." https://t.co/3P3wjhAhOA

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 21, 2021

“It is better to put off trade negotiations with the United States for as long as possible when you think about farmers in Japan.” https://t.co/2zNlmqmFJ2

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 21, 2021

“Japan and the United States are allies tied firmly by bonds and shared universal values,” Suga tweeted. “I look forward to working with you and your team to reinforce our alliance and to realize a free and open Indo-Pacific.” https://t.co/8BzVVnR0CS

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 21, 2021

Japanese foreign minister says Biden presidency gives U.S. chance to rejoin TPP https://t.co/pmNEIwya9M

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 17, 2021

Japan business leaders welcome Biden's multilateral push

https://t.co/EKopDipzgf

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) January 22, 2021

Nikkei ends at 30-yr high on US economic hopes under Biden
https://t.co/C5nQCp5CiL

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) January 21, 2021

Tokyo stocks end down ahead of Biden's inauguration https://t.co/rJWLoFYUod

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) January 20, 2021

Weekly Podcasts: Biden presidency a welcome change for Japan and South Korea https://t.co/kvegseS6rU

— ST Foreign Desk (@STForeignDesk) January 22, 2021

Biden chooses Rivers Cuomo as Ambassador to Japan pic.twitter.com/dkDWIYas1v

— Dylan Perkins (@dylanperkns) January 19, 2021

Japan hopes to make #decarbonization a core part of its economic cooperation with the U.S., as President Biden views climate change policy as a key issue for his administration. (via @jijicom)https://t.co/O0PlzfPDMH

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) January 22, 2021

Press Conference by the Prime Minister on the Inauguration of U.S. President Bidenhttps://t.co/zcjAiaphr3 #PMinAction (January 21) pic.twitter.com/xHTnafax9r

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) January 21, 2021

Suga congratulates Biden, Harris on Twitter https://t.co/msCpLbtq7r

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) January 20, 2021

Japan's Suga plans to visit Washington in February and speak with Joe Biden by phone as early as this month. https://t.co/FxqjZ5xpDc

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) January 20, 2021

US-JAPAN ALLIANCE | SENKAKU ISLANDS Tokyo secures reaffirmed commitment on defense treaty under Biden administration.https://t.co/zVtluL3c0p

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) January 21, 2021

Start your day with WION's daily morning news briefhttps://t.co/s5c5bxF3Vg

— WION (@WIONews) January 22, 2021

Tokyo: Nikkei closes at 30-year high as Biden inauguration sparks optimism https://t.co/jFoah39HKR

— The Business Times (@BusinessTimes) January 21, 2021

As Joe Biden's coordinator for Indo-Pacific affairs, Kurt Campbell advocates uniting Asian allies together to work on North Korea.

“Smooth relations between Japan and South Korea are of course critical to East Asian security," said @RobertAlanWard.https://t.co/R35MpbJjuY

— NK NEWS (@nknewsorg) January 16, 2021

Team Biden assures Japan that Senkakus fall under security treaty – Nikkei Asia https://t.co/MgrFqxwGMG

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) January 22, 2021

In his first call with his Japanese counterpart, U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan reiterated that Article V of the US-Japan security treaty applies to the Senkaku Islands – a move that will provide reassurance to Tokyo
https://t.co/hzCwqpZ6cO

— The Asia Group (@TheAsiaGroup) January 22, 2021

API Geoeconomic Briefing
API Research Director, Prof. HOSOYA Yuichi, one of Japan’s leading experts on international relations, discusses Japan's role in the Indo-Pacific region and how PM Suga should approach the incoming Biden administration.https://t.co/8VNic8hNct

— Asia Pacific Initiative (@APInitiative) January 17, 2021

Biden will be severely tested in ability to restore world order #Japan #Biden : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/5JY2Z4sMmg

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) January 21, 2021

Japan is most interested in the new administration's policies on China, which recovered from the pandemic quickly and has begun expanding its influence through "vaccine diplomacy." https://t.co/gkzlRZmQtZ

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 21, 2021

Why Some in Japan Are Still Unsettled About a Biden Administration https://t.co/xYqpiBtlIr

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) January 20, 2021

A-bomb survivors urge Biden gov't to join UN nuke ban treaty https://t.co/9ik8oyMaGm

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) January 21, 2021

Okinawans, former N. Korea abductees urge Biden to take initiative https://t.co/rufTvDO8ao

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) January 22, 2021

Okinawans and former North Korea abductees urge Biden to take initiative https://t.co/dpaUbvFwVK

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 22, 2021

Trump supporters protest in Tokyo against Biden's inauguration https://t.co/DW2tGZ4NEK

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 20, 2021

A spokesman for the Japanese government said Friday that a report from the English newspaper The Times indicating that Japan was “looking for a way out” of the planned Olympic games in Tokyo was unfounded. https://t.co/XKIIcEitWK

— San Francisco Chronicle (@sfchronicle) January 22, 2021

A small group of Japanese fans of Trump took to the streets of Tokyo, hours before his successor Joe Biden is sworn into office https://t.co/dVIuByleSp pic.twitter.com/4dDB4KnznZ

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 20, 2021

Participants march holding banners claiming Trump was ‘the true winner’ of the Nov 3 election. #FMTNews #Tokyo https://t.co/y7dcOrXBh0

— Free Malaysia Today (@fmtoday) January 20, 2021

Japanese Trump supporters rally in Tokyo ahead of Joe Biden’s inauguration https://t.co/MLOA9tZdgS

— TODAY (@todayng) January 20, 2021

Donald Trump supporters on the streets of Japan's capital Tokyo, before President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony. pic.twitter.com/0BWM3ywmkd

— EHA News (@eha_news) January 20, 2021

A small group of Japanese fans of Donald Trump took to the streets of Tokyo on Wednesday, shouting support for the outgoing United States president hours before his successor Joe Biden is sworn into office. Photo/REUTERS #InaugurationDay pic.twitter.com/T1VkcGcivK

— The Standard Digital (@StandardKenya) January 20, 2021

"Together with Tokyo, New Delhi & Canberra appear to be well-positioned to root for a stable & secure #IndoPacific & thereby offer smaller countries a viable alternative to a security partnership with the US" – @kparpiani & P Basu via @orfonline | #ASEAN https://t.co/upJsg7QlMK

— ASEAN Strategic (@aseanstrategic) January 20, 2021

Benchmarks were higher in Paris, London, Tokyo and Hong Kong but slipped in Shanghai. https://t.co/Q012Lqk8uu

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) January 19, 2021

President Biden’s plan for 100 million shots in 100 days could be just what the doctor ordered. Also, the perils of speculation, and Japan’s secular crisis. https://t.co/B81OLkJ5HZ

— Barron's (@barronsonline) January 23, 2021

https://twitter.com/DerekJGrossman/status/1352646250722586627

The Biden administration may be tempted to jettison all traces of Trump administration policy — but doing so on China would be a mistake, argues Hudson's Japan Chair @LTGHRMcMaster https://t.co/i67cXvOIJ5

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) January 19, 2021

https://twitter.com/NextGenTaiwan/status/1352218957134983172

Robert Daly on how the Trump administration’s efforts to develop a quadrilateral geostrategic cooperation between the U.S., Japan, India, and Australia to collectively counter China could serve as a foundation on which the Biden administration could build https://t.co/V6YRe5Sf8n

— The Wilson Center (@TheWilsonCenter) January 20, 2021

Pres Moon said the Indo-Pacific region is entering a "rapid transition period". It is time to strengthen the US-ROK alliance, develop ties with neighbors. On Japan, he said, Seoul and Tokyo should not stay in the past and push for forward-looking relations https://t.co/NQ5BpPVV5w

— Korea Chair – Vrije Universiteit Brussel (@KoreaChair_EU) January 21, 2021

Will the new Biden administration take a different approach to the dispute between South Korea and Japan over WWII legacies? Many recall Biden's support for efforts to bring President Park and Prime Minister Abe to the table. @tmatsuo21 #PeninsulaBlog https://t.co/EN7b83KUVW

— KEI (@KoreaEconInst) January 22, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.5

All the below tweets are in English.

In Japan, planning for natural disasters is a serious business. Here's why the rest of the world should take note https://t.co/6CHShLdYkf via @citylab

— Bloomberg (@business) January 14, 2021

BREAKING: Japan finds new variant of Covid virus similar to highly-infectious U.K. strainhttps://t.co/IVW9AnL45X

— Bloomberg (@business) January 10, 2021

-Australia, South Korea, Hong Kong stocks ⬆️
-Japan stocks fall
-Gold rises 1.2%
-Oil ⬆️ to $49.11https://t.co/1opZPTYnBc pic.twitter.com/bXBmLK0yla

— Bloomberg (@business) January 4, 2021

Japan's prime minister looks at declaring a virus emergency as cases hit record highs https://t.co/lmlNdWF1A3

— Bloomberg (@business) January 4, 2021

Japan's bitter history with vaccines and a cautious approval process has some concerned over how quickly the country can return to normal https://t.co/pk4mCLsgU2

— Bloomberg (@business) January 2, 2021

Tokyo’s metropolitan government is set to urge the central government to declare a state of emergency, the Nikkei newspaper reported https://t.co/fVKzuM7hlS

— Bloomberg (@business) January 2, 2021

Japan’s stance against emergency appears to be shifting as cases soar https://t.co/4T1Fgdw4cK

— Bloomberg (@business) January 1, 2021

Japan's bitter history with vaccines and a cautious approval process has some concerned over how quickly the country can return to normal https://t.co/4ixzEBgWEl

— Bloomberg (@business) January 1, 2021

Super Nintendo World, a $580 million Japanese theme park that will include a Mario Kart ride inside a recreation of Bowser’s Castle, will open Feb. 4 https://t.co/LXXNKglKVU

— Bloomberg (@business) January 1, 2021

Japan struggles to save beloved bullet trains from running out of passengers https://t.co/heGzT0X1MV

— Bloomberg (@business) December 31, 2020

Tokyo-based Mitsubishi Corp is partnering with Israeli cell-based meat startup @AlephFarms, which plans to begin selling its steaks in Asia in 2022. @kbenme via @business.#cellbased #meat #protein #biotech #foodtech #innovation #japan #asia #isreal https://t.co/T8BajYz9EE

— Protein Report (@Protein_Report) January 5, 2021

Why Japan, once a COVID-19 success story, faces the prospect of a dark, deadly winter https://t.co/8OcqKG2ZfE

— TIME (@TIME) January 2, 2021

‘I’m not sure whether we’ll be able to hold the Tokyo Olympics or not,’ Suntory CEO Takeshi Niinami, an economic adviser to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, said at the #ReutersNext conference https://t.co/p5eGXEgCeK pic.twitter.com/1ZHm7RnhRt

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Suntory CEO not certain Japan can hold Olympics, should know by end-March https://t.co/SP6OD2QRYs pic.twitter.com/rrV6XuyqCr

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

What you need to know about the coronavirus right now https://t.co/j6WuXIqmhi pic.twitter.com/xryVIgGBju

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Japan set to expand state of emergency, public cools to Olympics https://t.co/8ah7hdsugX pic.twitter.com/sYjxxurAlc

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Japan to widen state of emergency beyond Tokyo as virus surges: media https://t.co/4pOz0WWZdj pic.twitter.com/WuWUahMOpd

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 12, 2021

Waving American flags, supporters of President Trump march in Tokyo pic.twitter.com/TgA8NU2Fvj

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 8, 2021

Japanese cheerleaders dance and cheer for commuters outside a Tokyo rail station in a bid to lift spirits https://t.co/eX9DZVgFUM pic.twitter.com/7ADJXXPrTl

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 7, 2021

Japan concerned about U.S. Capitol breach: government spokesman https://t.co/GIuzFHj1Ke pic.twitter.com/k32OZptXs3

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 7, 2021

Fujifilm Holdings said a late-stage study of its antiviral drug Avigan showed it reduced recovery times for COVID-19 patients with non-severe symptoms, boosting expectations for regulatory approval in Japan https://t.co/9XFvMaJtO6

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 23, 2020

A New Yorker writer who researched a “family rental” service in Japan expressed concern before publication that her sources might not be telling the truth https://t.co/BialmkkxeB

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 11, 2021

How about creating a Reconciliation Fund, financed privately, with one purpose being to make such payments?…..South Korean court rules Japan should compensate a dozen Korean women who were forced to provide sex for Japanese soldiers https://t.co/iRFEpI55EK via @WSJ

— Michael O'Hanlon (@MichaelEOHanlon) January 9, 2021

"By coordinating military planning and burden sharing more closely with countries like Japan, India, Vietnam and Australia, the military balance can be stabilized and secured in less time and with less cost," writes @wrmead https://t.co/xdRy5bvDGW via @WSJ

— Matthew Continetti (@continetti) January 12, 2021

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

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

Trump’s "Stop the Steal" message is finding an international audience among conspiracy theorists and suspected cults https://t.co/dZKL2WBzUx

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

IOC member says "it’s far too early to panic" about Tokyo Olympics amid coronavirus upsurge https://t.co/muN0up1gbL

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 9, 2021

Extreme ocean-effect snow hammers Japan, trapping 1,200 drivers #FPCJ #japannews @washingtonpost https://t.co/MzoZJ4DXbV

— Foreign Press Center Japan/フォーリン・プレスセンター (@fpcjpn) January 13, 2021

“ .. opposition to the Olympics is growing with calls mounting for a cancellation.”

(via ⁦@StephenWadeAP⁩) ⁦@washingtonpost⁩ https://t.co/Ui9WyOLDgR

— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) January 13, 2021

Japan’s colonial rule over the Korean Peninsula ended more than 7 decades ago, yet that legacy still roils everyday politics, @washingtonpost @IsabelRTokyo @YKreports https://t.co/53hpcKV92F

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) January 8, 2021

Many places in Asia neared or exceeded record low temperatures this week, and record snowfalls were observed in parts of central Japan. Jokes and stunning wintery scenes weren't in short supply. https://t.co/ok5Khg9fzQ

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 9, 2021

A pair of cherry blossom trees planted in San Francisco to commemorate a 1994 visit by the emperor and empress of Japan were discovered vandalized this week. https://t.co/x4fAAowBAQ

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 9, 2021

Breaking News: After days of record coronavirus counts, Japan said it would declare a state of emergency in the Tokyo area, its first such action since April. https://t.co/Hi6zxpaKKN

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 7, 2021

An alarming spike in coronavirus infections is now imperiling sumo, Japan’s national sport. Hakuho, the top-ranked wrestler, has tested positive and his training group must now be tested too. https://t.co/XviDWADc2y

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 6, 2021

Another #COVID19 variant was found in #Japan this week.

According to @nytimes, the new #coronavirus variant was detected in four people who traveled to Japan from Brazil.

Scientists are not yet sure if it is more transmissible.https://t.co/EP4xcQ1Gs9

— Global Health Strategies (@GHS) January 12, 2021

Masterful showcase by @nytimes of what’s possible with interactive on a smartphone:https://t.co/9s2yt2Qz8t

Also having collected antique blockprints from when I lived in Japan, this really captures the essence of what I love about them!

— Tim Wagner (@wagner_tim) January 13, 2021

In May of 1945, American forces captured a Nazi U-Boat carrying uranium oxide to Japan. What was the purpose of this shipment of potential atomic fuel? And what happened to it? @nytimes investigates: https://t.co/9UNThKBUoF

— Manhattan Project (@MnhtnProjectNPS) January 9, 2021

Great to see @amycatalinac in the @nytimes “The L.D.P. traditionally has not been a party for the ordinary Japanese voter” https://t.co/sgdVkDUQ6t @MansfieldFDN @HarvardUSJapan @dicksamuelsMIT @SheilaSmithCFR

— Daniel P. Aldrich (@DanielPAldrich) January 7, 2021

‘I’m still shocked’: Indonesian airline crash shakes small fishing village | via @nytimes https://t.co/bUHa96TIkL

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) January 12, 2021

A South Korean court ordered the Japanese government to pay $91,800 each to 12 Korean women forced into sexual slavery for Japan’s troops during WWII, @nytimes @choesanghun https://t.co/VNnQ7i9NT9

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) January 8, 2021

Japan will expand its state of emergency to seven more prefectures, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said Wednesday. https://t.co/96MP3Ya7v2

— CNN International (@cnni) January 13, 2021

Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has declared a state of emergency for the nation's capital and surrounding areas as Covid-19 cases surge to the highest levels since the beginning of the pandemic. https://t.co/1WMhtWMKqb

— CNN International (@cnni) January 7, 2021

A South Korean judge has ordered the Japanese government to pay damages to 12 victims of war-time sexual slavery, in a historic ruling over war atrocities that have strained the two countries' relationship for decades. https://t.co/KSP6a19n1g

— CNN (@CNN) January 8, 2021

A new coronavirus variant has been detected in 4 travelers from Brazil's Amazonas state, Japan's Health Ministry says, in the latest instance the pandemic virus is evolving. https://t.co/nh3Z0Cz18P

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 10, 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

Japan has identified a new variant of COVID-19, WHO chief Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says. https://t.co/GgS3WzKif8

— ABC News (@ABC) January 11, 2021

NEW: Japan declares state of emergency over the coronavirus pandemic for Tokyo and three nearby areas as cases continue to surge. https://t.co/ulEe9esSKm

— ABC News (@ABC) January 7, 2021

Japan is halting a public display of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic torches as new virus cases jump in the country and Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga orders a state of emergency for Tokyo and the surrounding areas. https://t.co/vDZ2SVj5eL

— ABC News (@ABC) January 8, 2021

Vast majority of Japanese say postpone or cancel the Olympics https://t.co/R07u9ijk9k

— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 11, 2021

South Korean court orders Japan to pay "comfort women," WWII sex slaves, reparations https://t.co/CZWz80XrhK

— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 10, 2021

Japan has expanded a coronavirus state of emergency for seven more prefectures amid a surge in infections. More than half of the country's population is now affected by the declaration and foreign visitors are banned while it's in place.https://t.co/vD49ROHDLS

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

More than 80% of people in Japan who were surveyed in two polls in the last few days say the Tokyo Olympics should be canceled or postponed, or say they believe the Olympics will not take place during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/w15FR1HhDs

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

A South Korean court has ordered Japan to financially compensate 12 South Korean women forced to work as sex slaves for Japanese troops during World War II. https://t.co/an2xKi9CiG

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 8, 2021

Japan's prime minister declares a state of emergency for Tokyo, three nearby areas over coronavirus spike. https://t.co/k3xzVR2Ujv

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 7, 2021

Also on this day in 2019, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the northwestern desert region of Al-Ula, north of Medina, Saudi Arabia. See more top news photos as selected by the… https://t.co/epQ1RqKXP0

— Omaha World-Herald (@OWHnews) January 13, 2021

Seoul court orders Japan to compensate 12 Korean sex slaves https://t.co/olA9DjaGJZ

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) January 8, 2021

Japan's PM declares state of emergency in Tokyo amid Covid crisis https://t.co/9ARlGZKylS

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 7, 2021

Coronavirus live news: Germany reports 1,070 new Covid-linked deaths; state of emergency in Tokyo https://t.co/UXOZ4v8gOa

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 7, 2021

Spacewatch: Nasa joins Japan's mission to study sun's atmosphere https://t.co/jAKs3avARD

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 8, 2021

Japan's Hokuriku region blanketed by record snowfall – video https://t.co/p7M4MHzpRX

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 11, 2021

Kazuyoshi Miura signs contract to play past 54th birthday in Japan https://t.co/A6Q1EyDkPs

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 11, 2021

Campaigners condemn killing of minke whale trapped in nets in Japan https://t.co/RIhGEUplmj

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 11, 2021

Minke whale trapped in nets in Japan for two weeks https://t.co/HSAejU7iSK

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 7, 2021

https://twitter.com/CCHQPress/status/1319556636562829314

Japan declares state of emergency in Tokyo less than 200 days before start of the Olympics https://t.co/dB4YBIz52w

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

New mutant strain of coronavirus is discovered in Japan https://t.co/EsWy9FozP2

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

Japan is ordered to pay Korean women who its soldiers held as sex slaves $90,000 each in landmark ruling over atrocities https://t.co/cO3fR9VxQf

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) January 10, 2021

Japan's imperial family keeps New Year reception low-key and in tune with the state of the country https://t.co/1dDQ08AWWQ

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) January 8, 2021

While most of Japan welcomed the new year quietly at home, bells rung at Tokyo's Sensoji temple.

Read more: https://t.co/bCxcDsZcuH pic.twitter.com/3oGxPjD4f6

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 31, 2020

A brightly burning meteor was seen plunging from the sky in Japan ☄

For the latest videos, head here: https://t.co/IoxEw9aaQJ pic.twitter.com/jU84C8cDTQ

— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 30, 2020

Brexit: UK and Japan to sign £15.2bn free trade agreement in Tokyo https://t.co/MEtKT8uAOt

— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 22, 2020

Fans will be able to attend the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 under plans to vaccinate spectators and athletes against #COVID19 when they arrive in Japan, the head of the IOC has said https://t.co/LDo2KvGz8e

— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 16, 2020

Breakdancing confirmed as Olympic sport for 2024 Paris games https://t.co/jBlunDW4sq

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 7, 2020

A top-ranked sumo wrestler has tested positive for the coronavirus, officials in Japan have said https://t.co/mRpfLM5UUq

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 5, 2021

A man dubbed Japan's "Twitter killer" has been sentenced to death for murdering and dismembering nine people he contacted through the social media platform https://t.co/xujM3g7810

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 15, 2020

Parts of Japan brought to a standstill as country faces severe snow storms, that have led to at least eight deathshttps://t.co/xCgHd9ggqT pic.twitter.com/xnnWPO8HZv

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

Japanese company launches facial recognition system that can identify people even when they are wearing masks https://t.co/PjMa2eVz1g

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 7, 2021

Tokyo 2020 organisers say they will be ready to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games – despite the city declaring a state of emergency over Covid-19.

Latest: https://t.co/i0gq9CBEjB pic.twitter.com/6GWFuWjrBL

— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) January 7, 2021

To go from digitising data to utilising data 'will involve breaking down the barriers between ministries', @RobertAlanWard tells @TheEconomist, commenting on Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide’s ambitious government digitisation drive: https://t.co/DmuKT9WO6r

— IISS News (@IISS_org) January 11, 2021

Japan has suffered just 18 covid deaths per million people, by far the lowest in the G7, without mass testing or strict lock downs https://t.co/WBtOCGdEyj

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) December 12, 2020

A recent study suggests that despite high prices, equities are attractively priced relative to bonds—even in America, but more so in Britain, the rest of Europe and Japan https://t.co/WMBUsXeI2H

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) January 11, 2021

“We’re trying to integrate. We adopted Japan as our home country" – Muhammad Tahir Abbas Khan…in this week's @TheEconomist I explore Japan's Muslim community—which has more than doubled in size since 2010—and the challenges+opportunities of life in Japanhttps://t.co/0xrqDtyaaa

— Noah Sneider (@NoahSneider) January 8, 2021

https://twitter.com/ls1228/status/1347390249228333056

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.4

All the below tweets are in English.

Japan has declared a state of emergency for Tokyo and three nearby areas as coronavirus cases continue to surge, hitting a daily record of 2,447 in the capital https://t.co/NKdO1MB3MC

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 7, 2021

Prime Minister Scott Morrison says China should not be threatened by the signing of a landmark defence treaty between Australia and Japan | @Gallo_Ways https://t.co/zzun7Ook6E

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) November 18, 2020

Australia has appointed the former ambassador to China, Jan Adams, as its top envoy in Tokyo in a sign of Japan's increasing strategic importance amid rising geopolitical tensions in the region | @ErykBagshaw https://t.co/EuqMpgLJDK

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) October 22, 2020

Top League meets Super Rugby: bold plan to keep Japan involved https://t.co/jHRrkCfWGQ

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) May 15, 2020

Iconic Australian beers like Victoria Bitter will soon be owned by the giant Japanese brewer Asahi, after its $16 billion bid for CUB jumped the final regulatory hurdle https://t.co/y8uKkmSPCP

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) May 7, 2020

Opinion: Japan's currency could be the safest bet there is in an uncertain world https://t.co/SYTEjF0u9x

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) June 19, 2020

Japan's Naomi Osaka has surpassed Serena Williams as the world's highest-paid female athlete raking in $US37.4 million over the last year – the most ever earned by a female athlete in a 12-month period https://t.co/FhYccRzZjp

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) May 23, 2020

Japan has expanded its COVID state of emergency to more than half the country. But is it too late? https://t.co/2oHPHDarFg

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 13, 2021

Japan declares state of emergency for Tokyo area as fears over Olympics rise https://t.co/XKpm3L0hD1

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 7, 2021

Seoul court orders Japan to compensate 12 Korean WWII sex slaves https://t.co/CzGEsWn4mW

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 8, 2021

The statement also acknowledged that front-line workers and vulnerable individuals would be the priority when it came to vaccines. https://t.co/P0n5IuCy4V

— CBC News (@CBCNews) January 6, 2021

Japan declares emergency for Tokyo area as cases spike https://t.co/vDchPler0f pic.twitter.com/h51Abumz23

— CTV News (@CTVNews) January 7, 2021

Japan lifts last restrictions on Canadian beef, 16 years after BSE https://t.co/1X90JTYuRp #yycbiz pic.twitter.com/ngCRAlXVXj

— Calgary Herald (@calgaryherald) May 25, 2019

Japan’s bullet train has made historic Kanazawa more accessible than ever https://t.co/vmFdiKvaqp #travel pic.twitter.com/l5ibK4gAEF

— Calgary Herald (@calgaryherald) February 10, 2016

#Breaking: Olympic Games delayed one year after agreement reached with IOC and Japan PM. https://t.co/5AIrozWunM

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) March 24, 2020

Logic and common sense are still lacking in Japan almost a decade after the 2011 tsunami and nuclear meltdown, which the government denied for three months. #opinion https://t.co/3Yt1HLlEsy

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) February 11, 2020

Japan has found a ‘semi-infinite’ deposit of rare earth minerals, enough to supply the world for centuries to come https://t.co/XR8HLs48Sf pic.twitter.com/9E18taFzkV

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) April 13, 2018

Deal on wood pellets to Japan to help B.C.'s struggling forest industry: Horgan https://t.co/PO41fEg0Yk pic.twitter.com/kac0omoT6A

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) October 18, 2019

Japan's Abe says he will call snap election for parliament https://t.co/ZjmfJEqMNx pic.twitter.com/pitOUAQjPC

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) September 25, 2017

The best ramen in Japan is coming to Canada https://t.co/xMN7uSGG8U #life pic.twitter.com/R9NbVUxKC5

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) November 6, 2017

Japan’s first lady pretends not to speak English rather than chat with Donald Trump https://t.co/rgCQRtB8e1 pic.twitter.com/Vur8oetNcD

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) July 20, 2017

Takeda-led COVID-19 plasma product to begin trial this month https://t.co/HzNHNgjMyX

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 18, 2020

Avigan maker: Efficacy against COVID-19 confirmedhttps://t.co/rS1EqBMAIr

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 23, 2020

Fujifilm completes delayed Avigan clinical test and looks to government applicationhttps://t.co/gQ0FvyaTRZ

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 23, 2020

The maker of anti-influenza drug Avigan said it will apply for the medication to be approved for treating coronavirus patients after trials showed it can shorten recovery time. https://t.co/ZwatgjYCar

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) September 23, 2020

Veteran striker Kazuyoshi Miura, who turns 54 next month, hasrenewed his contract with Yokohama FC — extending his record as Japan's oldest professional footballerhttps://t.co/wtILCqtjMq for #AFPsports

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

Twenty-year-old women dressed in kimonos attend a "Coming-of-Age Day" celebration in Yokohama despite Japan's state of emergency over the Covid-19 pandemic.

From the age of 20 a person can drink alcohol, smoke and get married without parental approvalhttps://t.co/UVNtN3EzCW pic.twitter.com/z5z2Nmla03

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

History of vaccine controversies in Japan casts a long shadow over the coronavirus jab roll-out, experts warnhttps://t.co/uRAkrgQMya pic.twitter.com/nvGNciofD5

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 8, 2021

The state of emergency declared in Japan to tackle a record-breaking third coronavirus wave will be much less strict than lockdowns seen elsewhere, and softer even than the country's first Covid emergency last spring. So how will it impact daily life?https://t.co/FrXFWaOou2

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 7, 2021

Japan to declare virus state of emergency in Tokyo region.

But the new month-long restrictions coming into force today will be far less strict than lockdowns in other parts of the world and softer than Japan's first state of emergency last springhttps://t.co/MdP6XKHTfJ pic.twitter.com/TWS19MusV2

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 7, 2021

#UPDATE Japan must pay compensation to 12 World War II sex slaves or their families, South Korean court orders in an unprecedented ruling likely to infuriate Tokyohttps://t.co/x8mMoK4uVB pic.twitter.com/aafOhZpwtg

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 8, 2021

A sumo wrestler in Japan said he had "no choice" but to quit the sport after his request to skip a tournament for fear of catching coronavirus was rejectedhttps://t.co/RRzCP6l1rZ for #AFPsports

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

Taiwan's population shrank for the first time ever in 2020, government data showed Friday, as the island faces a burgeoning demographic crisis similar to those affecting South Korea and Japanhttps://t.co/KdAlAWixI6

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 8, 2021

Police in Japan have detained a 43-year-old Pokemon fan whose drive to “catch ’em all” saw him allegedly forge ice cream sticks in a competition to win cards featuring the game’s characters. | @AFP https://t.co/pdZUYtGR65

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) January 9, 2021

Young adults dressed to the nines in kimonos gathered at venues in Japan on Monday to celebrate reaching the age of majority, although many of the usually jubilant events were canceled over coronavirus fears. | @AFP https://t.co/SR16JsRbAz

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) January 11, 2021

Japan's SoftBank Group has sold $2 billion-worth of shares in Uber, according to a document released Monday, as it took advantage of a surge in the US ride-hailing giant's value. | @AFP https://t.co/nT2y1AQCZl

— Bilyonaryo (@bilyonaryo_ph) January 12, 2021

Japan foreign minister protests S. Korea's 'comfort women' ruling https://t.co/fykLvEkifG

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) January 9, 2021

"Japan and South Korea are pushing ahead with a controversial #coal plant in Vietnam and will provide $1.8 billion in loans for the project, despite having announced ambitious pledges to become carbon-neutral on their home turf" – via @AFP https://t.co/L94PPhjZru

— Asian Mining (@AsianMining) January 7, 2021

A South Korean court on Friday ordered the Japanese government to pay compensation to 12 World War II sex slaves or their families, in an unprecedented ruling likely to infuriate Tokyo.https://t.co/pYhYU9XnWw | via @AFP #AbogadoNews

— Abogado.com.ph (@Abogado_PH) January 8, 2021

History of vaccine controversies in Japan casts a long shadow over the coronavirus jab roll-out, experts warnhttps://t.co/uRAkrgQMya pic.twitter.com/nvGNciofD5

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 8, 2021

Japan declares state of emergency in Tokyo as Covid-19 cases surge https://t.co/MmQT8f5g1T pic.twitter.com/7Yv3OvqBUl

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) January 7, 2021

"My dream is to win a medal for Ireland."
On #WorldRefugeeDay, athlete Hiko Tonosa has spoken of his joy at receiving his Irish passport and his ambition of representing Ireland on the international stage. pic.twitter.com/43Ez0wflTc

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 20, 2020

Tourism Ireland expects up to 400 global landmarks to turn green this St Patrick's Day. Among the additions this year are the Victoria Falls and the stadium in Japan where the Irish rugby team will play in this year's world cup. pic.twitter.com/70jn1L9b8N

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 21, 2019

Japan: Rescuers go door-to-door and check cars for people after one of the worst typhoons to hit the country in recent history | https://t.co/DbrJS7bTvg pic.twitter.com/Yydz5w8GrJ

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) October 14, 2019

Fukurodanotaki, Fukuroda Falls, waterfall in Japan has frozen almost entirely in the chilly weather. The popular tourist attraction in Ibaraki Prefecture is 120 meters high and 73 meters width. The temperature around the waterfall had fallen -8.9°C. pic.twitter.com/cIZtzUfGP9

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 11, 2021

A square meal: cube-shaped watermelons are gaining popularity in Japan pic.twitter.com/Vf2okWpuPJ

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 7, 2017

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A South Korean court has ordered Japan to compensate 12 women who were forced to work inits wartime brothels, a ruling that drew a strong rebuke from Tokyo and threatened to rekindle a diplomatic feud between the two countries https://t.co/IeOhvXQKcM

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 8, 2021

“scientists at the WHO warned that mass vaccinations would not bring about herd immunity to the coronavirus this year” – Japan working to isolate, analyse new virus variant via @RTENews https://t.co/Zn9A2CdwQT

— Niamh Cahill Duffy (@NiamhyCahill) January 12, 2021

The solution to financial woes brought about by Covid-19 is obvious. It is called Japan (via @irishtimesoped)⠀
⠀https://t.co/wLfPDGWVev

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) May 30, 2020

Ireland left out as EU opens its borders to 15 states including Australia, Canada and Japan https://t.co/sY2hgpipNL

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) July 1, 2020

David McWilliams: Start building and don't stop until we have all-island transport https://t.co/Ikxg95BFr5

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) December 5, 2020

Long since time to return to Ireland from Japan in case of need @injtokyo @IJCC_Tokyo @cce_japan @JapanGAA @IASIL_Japan @JET_IRELAND @ExpJapan @UCD_Japan @TCDAsianStudies @JapaneseInDub @DCU @UL @nuigalway @asiamatters_biz @IDA_TOKYO @EI_AsiaPacific @rtenews @IrishTimes https://t.co/92zrTMrZr3

— Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapanEN) March 29, 2020

Tokyo Olympics remain on track to go ahead. https://t.co/b1G8vzcwxl pic.twitter.com/fmhmvsJnuA

— nzherald (@nzherald) January 8, 2021

Japan has defied fears it could become the next coronavirus hotspot like the United States or Italy and is now being touted as a success storyhttps://t.co/UKl7nns02M

— nzherald (@nzherald) May 23, 2020

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been forced to resign due to ongoing poor health.https://t.co/OmmN6lmxpi

— nzherald (@nzherald) August 28, 2020

Japan's annual dolphin slaughter season has started, turning the sea around one notorious town a shade of crimson and sparking outrage around the world
https://t.co/HkK3EqLVTU pic.twitter.com/RzwwtwRYxH

— nzherald (@nzherald) October 15, 2020

Watch This Noodle Master Expertly Make Japanese Soba Noodles pic.twitter.com/BPUKTbMCwF

— Tasty (@tasty) September 24, 2020

Japanese artist creates ramen face mask to complement fogged glasses https://t.co/HT11WSHSHq

— GMA News (@gmanews) September 24, 2020

WATCH: A 25-ton Gundam robot comes to life in Yokohama, Japan #ガンダム pic.twitter.com/cTaJxfD0dP

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) September 25, 2020

CORONAVIRUS | The Fujifilm drug could receive green light by year-end to produce and sell its Avigan antiviral drug as a treatment for the new coronavirus in Japan, Nikkei has learned. https://t.co/lerp7pyh6K

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) September 20, 2020

Fujifilm's flu drug Avigan improves COVID-19 recovery time, setting up filing in Japan https://t.co/hMeuH6ZgMN

— FiercePharma (@FiercePharma) September 23, 2020

Fujifilm’ Avigan meets primary endpoint in Phase-III clinical trial in Japan for COVID-19 patients

CNBC-TV18 Alert: Fujifilm has agreement with Dr Reddy’s to mfg & sell Avigan (Favipiravir) pic.twitter.com/T9GWL3Bmsl

— CNBC-TV18 (@CNBCTV18Live) September 23, 2020

Avigan trial still awaiting finalization of legal documents — DOH https://t.co/e3x7fqkVaq

— GMA News (@gmanews) September 25, 2020

Japan Nobel laureate Koshiba, who found neutrinos, dies at 94 https://t.co/RxgXJgJ1M3

— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) November 14, 2020

Japan protests #SF's 'sex slave' statue decision; Osaka says it will terminate its 60-year sister-city ties. https://t.co/owFBhFY3y8 pic.twitter.com/66pshtnLme

— San Francisco Chronicle (@sfchronicle) November 24, 2017

Detroit Tigers release Brandon Dixon, their 2019 HR leader who will play in Japan https://t.co/Hioabpfwgk

— Detroit Free Press (@freep) November 19, 2020

Japan to release Fukushima’s contaminated water into sea https://t.co/EAK0v4P1Mq pic.twitter.com/UJlk0oHkA8

— St. Louis Post-Dispatch (@stltoday) October 16, 2020

#BREAKING: Japan’s PM says IOC has agreed to delay Olympics for one year. https://t.co/URu4XeHgHr pic.twitter.com/qtpC3CFjKl

— AJC (@ajc) March 24, 2020

Did Japan just beat the virus without lockdowns or mass testing? https://t.co/UqfvT9jmKz

— Houston Chronicle (@HoustonChron) May 23, 2020

In a rare move, Japan's environment minister takes paternity leave, raising hopes of change in the nation's workaholic society. https://t.co/MhEzn2Cqac

— Star Tribune (@StarTribune) January 16, 2020

The constantly renewing Seattle Japanese Garden, one of the most famous Japanese gardens outside of Japan, is turning 60 years old. https://t.co/9OOOVb1bKk

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) October 4, 2020

Women in Japan are fighting a ban on wearing glasses at work. The backlash follows a recent uproar over workplaces requiring women to wear heeled shoes. https://t.co/dxqACX8URt

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) November 9, 2019

Director Isao Takahata has died at 82. He started Studio Ghibli with Oscar-winning animator Hayao Miyazaki in 1985, hoping to create Japan’s Disney. https://t.co/Q8V9U5c1ZQ pic.twitter.com/BJ27vsozUg

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) April 6, 2018

Former U.S. Ambassador to Japan Bill Hagerty launches bid to become Tennessee's next U.S. Senator https://t.co/KWKLji1InO

— Tennessean (@Tennessean) September 9, 2019

Recently back from Japan, Bill Hagerty says he plans on 'spending a lot time' traveling Tennessee as he mulls U.S. Senate bid https://t.co/0xXOifaLVo

— Tennessean (@Tennessean) August 10, 2019

Japan's Fujisawa Sustainable "Smart Town" is coming to #Denver: https://t.co/UQa2qWe7y1 by @Gadgetress pic.twitter.com/kSgw3lCId9

— The Denver Post (@denverpost) January 25, 2016

Trump reportedly threatened to send '25 million Mexicans' to Japan https://t.co/wyWFVRa8FH

— Columbus Dispatch (@DispatchAlerts) June 16, 2018

Gov. Holcomb was in Japan during North Korea missile scare https://t.co/dl5T82Hocz pic.twitter.com/w6TlLc8xlK

— IndyStar (@indystar) September 15, 2017

Japan's largest steel producer plans to build a new $50 million plant in Shelbyville and hire up to 70 people. https://t.co/erTZhCcANs

— IndyStar (@indystar) June 22, 2016