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Canada カナダ Vol.13 (NU, NT, YT – Northern Canada 北部3準州)

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Canada Vol.53 (Yukon incl regions)　YT　ユーコン準州

Canada Vol.52 (Yukon – territory, regions)　YT　ユーコン準州

Canada Vol.51 (Northwest Territories incl regions)　NT(NWT)　ノースウェスト準州

Canada Vol.50 (Northwest Territories – regions)　NT(NWT)　ノースウェスト準州

Canada Vol.49 (Nunavut – regions)　NU　ヌナブト準州

Canada Vol.42 (Nunavut)　NU　ヌナブト準州

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
53：@EMRYukon
52：@YukonUresearch
51：@TorontoStar、@HighNorthNews,@_Arctic_Circle
49：@arctic_today２枚、@NunatsiaqNews、@Enviro_Journal
42：@BuzzFeedCanada

Japan及び州名・都市名などを入力、検索して出て来たツイート

There’s gold up in them hills! Or, in this case, copper. Under #CPTPP, Malaysia and Japan will eliminate tariffs on Yukon’s large copper exports. Other key #Yukon exports will also benefit. Learn more: https://t.co/tXye9saP9p #TimeToDiversify @TCS_SDC pic.twitter.com/Z48SPmmUF1

— Canada Trade (@CanadaTrade) January 16, 2019

See the next best thing to live #kabuki tomorrow in Whitehorse: Cinema Kabuki in HD. Still some tickets left! https://t.co/74OAlMQwDE #Japan pic.twitter.com/i1PLmWz34q

— 在バンクーバー日本国総領事館 (@JapanCons_vanc) September 16, 2017

Consul General Hatori and his wife made their first official visit to Whitehorse in Yukon. Details on our website: https://t.co/QOq1B3xhYN #Japan #JapaninBC #CGTakashiHatori pic.twitter.com/54XJGyZs6w

— 在バンクーバー日本国総領事館 (@JapanCons_vanc) March 6, 2019

DYK BC/Yukon have 34 Sister-City Relationships with Japan?

Kelowna, BC & Kasugai, Aichi is just one. Learn more about their activities on Facebook, like this visit to the 2005 Expo in Japan: https://t.co/CtGAnXA1QM

Find more sister-city relationships:https://t.co/hf3UeMY48n pic.twitter.com/x0zJrLY5va

— 在バンクーバー日本国総領事館 (@JapanCons_vanc) June 1, 2021

The smudge ceremony at the Kwanlin Dun Cultural Centre is about to start. The blanket was made by Velma Olson to honour the children lost in residential schools. Vamps featured on the blanket are from Yukon, Hawaii, and even Japan. Tomorrow the blanket makes it’s way to Kamloops pic.twitter.com/WdxycXITE2

— Chris MacIntyre (@chriswhereyouat) August 7, 2021

https://twitter.com/city_whitehorse/status/1274885092821700608

Ushiku Sister City Exchange youth ambassadors all ready to head out to Japan! @city_whitehorse pic.twitter.com/L1DT6muOR1

— Jocelyn Curteanu (@JoyCurteanu) July 15, 2016

Welcoming back from Japan, our youth ambassadors & chaperones of @city_whitehorse Ushiku Sister City Exchange. Their stories indicate that they truly immersed themselves & gained a new-found appreciation of Japanese culture and people. Very proud of our future community leaders. pic.twitter.com/X9V6eTvhUE

— Jocelyn Curteanu (@JoyCurteanu) September 7, 2018

In celebration of the Sister City Relationship between the City of Whitehorse and the City of Matsudo, Japan, the Boite Multicultural Music presents a concert by:

NORIKO TADANO, GEORGE KAMIKAWA & ANNE NORMAN

Noriko Tadano is a much acclaimed… https://t.co/aanjTvbY9M

— BHCAC (@BHCAC) May 9, 2018

MASAYUKI SAKATA ,Yukon 1907. Born in Japan he moved to the Yukon as a child & went on to own & operate restaurants in Dawson, Mayo & Keno & set up a lunch program for school children. In 1969 he became a member of the Yukon Order of Pioneers https://t.co/e4PTUe4FPA pic.twitter.com/r7rsQgeZNQ

— The Secret Life of Canada (@secretlifeofCAD) May 3, 2018

https://twitter.com/kadonkey/status/1049814567226920960

The latest PGP update is that JoJo left Japan on the 16th May and arrived on the Yukon delta on the 19th, and appears to be in suitable breeding habitat , no reports from the other birds yet pic.twitter.com/NBWnsTTCEy

— miranda trust (@miranda_trust) May 24, 2019

'First record in Canada': Rare bird common in Japan seen in Yukon https://t.co/NBC1q5YDnW pic.twitter.com/8xO3NOYRxX

— CBC Science (@CBCScienceEnv) January 7, 2021

20-year old Satoro Yamada of Japan will be boarding a raft, paddling down Yukon River, from Whitehorse to Dawson tom pic.twitter.com/f4RSefv4fl

— Tyson Fedor (@TysonFedorTV) June 17, 2016

ICYMI:

"Our correspondents have sent us postcards from near (to them) and far, from the piercing blue of a Yukon spring to the boardwalk of eastern P.E.I., from castles on the Rhine to gardens in Japan."https://t.co/29lwg6HpQj #envhist #envhum #twitterstorians #travel

— NiCHE (@NiCHE_Canada) September 14, 2019

A5: Oh, I've got heaps! Whitehorse- Canada, Shushtar- Iran, Saturnia- Tuscany, Jiuzhaigou- China, Bunny Island -Japan (next year!), Kimberley region- Western Australia, Skull Rock off Victoria (pic), random yurt in Mongolia, Mazar-i-Sharif- Afghanistan #ttot pic.twitter.com/QU8pVuBZ0v

— wheresshelly ✈ (@wheresshellyii) December 4, 2018

Translation: Argentina is already in Whitehorse. This afternoon played a friendly game against Japan, waiting for debut on Friday vs USA https://t.co/WMaZWGoFOK

— Abby On Sports (@AbbyonSports) July 5, 2017

Canada, Asia & the Arctic: @PolarRPI Fellow Dr @Karen_G_Everett presents an overview of trade between #Canada's three territories #Nunavut #NWT #Yukon and the five @ArcticCouncil Observers from #Asia (#India #China #Singapore #SouthKorea #Japan). #Arctic https://t.co/3wS70qhE65

— Polar Research and Policy Initiative (PRPI) (@PolarRPI) July 30, 2019

@kaceymusgraves Your Bucket List..video of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories and the Northern Lights. Tourist from Japan arrive in Yellowknife every year to see the amazing Northern Lights! Best Place in the World to See the Northern Lights https://t.co/vYsTjTWjMH via @YouTube

— Thelma Cheechoo (@thelmacheechoo) April 10, 2018

Paris, New York, Tokyo, Yellowknife – that’s right, one of our towns is on this list of the ten most popular places to photograph in the world. #SpectacularNWT #aurora https://t.co/QqrkIdKrP2 pic.twitter.com/sNiXjfUgVm

— Spectacular NWT (@spectacularNWT) April 7, 2019

MT @spectacularNWT: #Yellowknife averages more annual hours of sunshine every year than Toronto, Paris and Tokyo! pic.twitter.com/I0t5jhdzfx

— UltimateTravelShow (@TOTravelShow) October 16, 2014

‘Intriguing’ mystery of Japanese tourist missing in Yellowknife rivets Japan. http://t.co/Zu6pbgbRpQ pic.twitter.com/sOh8tDnu0E

— CBC North (@CBCNorth) November 4, 2014

MISSING – Atsumi YOSHIKUKO, visiting #YZF from Japan. The Yellowknife RCMP are requesting public’s help. 669-1111 pic.twitter.com/Q1vzN67yXp

— City of Yellowknife (@OurYellowknife) October 28, 2014

#wonderful #crazy #fun guests from #japan are happy to take photo with @AuroraHunterJoe downtown #Yellowknife #newfriends @lonelyplanet #bff pic.twitter.com/X7XfeJ7NXS

— NorthStarAdventures (@NStarAdventures) September 18, 2017

@TomCruise konnichiwa We love Japan! Many Japanese travel to Yellowknife to see us & Aurora We hope to show u one day pic.twitter.com/BOwUrYOinz

— NorthStarAdventures (@NStarAdventures) August 2, 2014

Sugoi ne!! CONGRATULATIONS @Naomi_Osaka_ Good luck for Saturday! @usopen @WTA #Japan #love #Aurora #Yellowknife @NStarAdventures https://t.co/Ld2Qfh2FYZ

— Aurora_Hunter (@AuroraHunterJoe) September 7, 2018

Celebrating fur and diamonds from Northwest Territories @ Tokyo CDN Embassy pic.twitter.com/1USkylQpOR

— Albert J Lee (@AlbertJLee) January 20, 2015

During this week’s Canada-Japan Workshop in #CambridgeBay #Nunavut, #POLAR and @kyokuchiken gathered information from the community and from Canadian researchers to advance collaboration on future possible projects in the #Arctic #indigenousknowledge pic.twitter.com/3byjulnkn5

— PolarKnowledgeCanada (@POLARCanada) July 5, 2019

#Japan scopes out future #Arctic research in #CambridgeBay, Northern Canadahttps://t.co/AdH5s0T1xS
Via @CBCNorth #science #Nunavut #climatechange

— RCI-EyeOnTheArctic (@eyeonthearctic) July 8, 2019

Members of Japan's National Institute of Polar Research are having meetings in Cambridge Bay, #Nunavut. #research #climatechange #canada #northerncanada #arcticcanada #polarbears https://t.co/H8NTLpVhWT pic.twitter.com/0aho38Mt2s

— Arctic Focus (@ArcticFocus) July 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/nordenen/status/1088310709409193984

Toronto company, Arctic Fibre, proposes a 16,000 KM cable from UK to Japan – could link Nunavut communities to it. https://t.co/yx20SuPfUa

— Mark Evans (@MEYukon) July 7, 2015

https://twitter.com/FrankReardon1/status/784599671457062913

I wish quintillion fiber cable would have been done completely… they stopped at doing the tip of Alaska. It was going to run east through nunavut and west to japan as well. https://t.co/CqPhy0gGuD (see stage 3)

— Aranjedeath (@Aranjedeath) June 24, 2020

Alaska firm picks up Arctic Fibre, plans connection to Japan https://t.co/dcL5Dfa1eL #Nunavut #cdnpoli #telecoms pic.twitter.com/6z7xIE9kqO

— Ajungi Arctic (@AjungiGroup) May 19, 2016

"@Neville_C:Canada has found replacement BCG tuberculosis vaccine in Japan. Nunavut expects shipment soon. bkg http://t.co/fYVn4rZg

— CBCNunavut (@CBCNunavut) September 17, 2012

In 2018, Russia, the US, the EU, Denmark, Iceland, Canada, Norway, China, South Korea and Japan signed an agreement that prohibits commercial vessels carrying their flags from fishing in the Central Arctic high seas https://t.co/GDbSuL1gze #sustainablefishing #fisheries pic.twitter.com/LbZ1gpFUS4

— Planet Tracker (@planet_tracker) August 6, 2021

The Arctic ocean is a unique & fragile ecosystem.

A 16 year agreement between Canada, Norway, Russia, USA, EU, China, Iceland, Japan, Korea & Denmark to ban commercial fishing in the Central Arctic Ocean comes into effect. #cdnpoli #bcpoli pic.twitter.com/1VGYdqxwmy

— Dr. Hedy Fry (@HedyFry) June 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/amphitrite_o/status/1408501731680468997

As the central Arctic becomes widely accessible due to the disappearance of sea ice, it’s important to have agreements like this. It’s for 16 years, and signed by Canada, Iceland, Denmark, Norway, United States, Russia, China, Japan, South Korea and the European Union. https://t.co/Hv9WhgAYHZ

— David Ho (@_david_ho_) June 25, 2021

"Canada pushed for more Arctic research collaboration and for “meaningful and respectful partnerships between Arctic researchers and Indigenous peoples” at a two-day meeting of science ministers that concluded in Japan on Sunday."

Read more: https://t.co/p37EEbIBee

— UBC IRSI (@UBCIRSI) May 11, 2021

Check out our latest suggested reading list from Britney Best and @jiwontina on the subject of Japan’s interests and involvement in the Arctic, including a few recommendations on future areas of collaboration between Canada and Japan.

Read it at: https://t.co/Q8B8vz6EJA pic.twitter.com/l8YZSGqhSh

— NAADSN_RDSNAA (@NAADSN_RDSNAA) May 4, 2021

The report found the international community has failed to reach any of the 20 environmental goals set a decade ago at the Aichi conference in Japan, though six targets have been partially achieved.https://t.co/2RS7Gv0SD5
via @RCInet #Canada #Arctic #Indigenous #environment

— RCI-EyeOnTheArctic (@eyeonthearctic) September 16, 2020

Agreement banning commercial fishing in High Arctic: Norway, Russia, USA, China, Iceland, Japan, Republic of Korea, the European Union, and Denmark in respect of Greenland and the Faroe Islands ~ already ratified by Canada, EU & Russia ~ https://t.co/rr484wwSo4 pic.twitter.com/eNAnZ8s0Zv

— OCEAN3D~DV~RU (@OCEAN3DdvRU) June 9, 2019

9 countries – Canada, U.S.,Russia, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Japan, South Korea,China + EU signed moratorium prohibiting commercial fishing in Central Arctic Ocean high seas, not yet in force. @ICC_Canada played key role. #UNDRIP mentioned. https://t.co/C6PxQCPKAr … pic.twitter.com/LB1j29oqf0

— Linda Nowlan (@Linda_Nowlan) December 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/CanadaDenmark/status/1067809680506920960

Canada, Norway, Russia, US, China, Iceland, Japan, South Korea, Denmark and the EU have signed legally binding agreement banning commercial fishing in the high seas of the Central Arctic Ocean https://t.co/yELQ8kTeq0 via @Mongabay

— Pauline Verheij (@PaulineVerheij) October 15, 2018

Nine nations – the US, Russia, Canada, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Japan, South Korea and China – plus the EU, signed the Central Arctic Ocean agreement at a ceremony in Greenland last week https://t.co/26YbIpNJrA

— Positive News (@PositiveNewsUK) October 14, 2018

Arctic Ocean—agreement to ban commercial fishing in 2.8-million-km2 area opened by melting ice ice—as fish stocks migrate to cooler polar waters—countries supporting ban are EU, US, China, Russia, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Canada, Japan, and South Korea https://t.co/2dczKykcyl

— Sara Laughter (@GreenAwakening) October 4, 2018

A new #Arctic fishing agreement has been signed:@BarentsNews reports that #Canada, #Norway, #Russia, #Denmark, #USA, #Iceland, #Japan, #SouthKorea, #China, and the #EU will protect 3 million sq km of the Central #ArcticOcean from unregulated #fishing.https://t.co/ugropxkw5S

— The Arctic Institute (@ArcticInstitute) October 4, 2018

EU, Russia, Canada, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Japan, South Korea, China and US agree to ban commercial fishing across much of the Arctic as part of the Central Arctic Ocean agreement that was signed yesterday. https://t.co/sbQYcxqmsB

— JPI Oceans (@jpioceans) October 4, 2018

'I’m so tired now': Japanese man wraps up years-long walk around world after reaching Canada's Arctic coast https://t.co/4CbQ0EoKTW

— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) May 20, 2018

Sleeping under #Arctic skies, Japanese adventurer, 20, #cycles to Tuktoyaktuk https://t.co/pfkwMMzTi8 #cycling #biking #travel #Canada pic.twitter.com/jvzdERyy07

— Tryppe.com (@TryppeCom) November 30, 2016

Akita Inu and Arctic Fox. Akita Inu is a large dog native to Japan very useful for hunting and dog shows. The Arctic Fox lives in Northern Canada, Russia, Greenland, the entire arctic circle. #fox #dog #stamps #collectibles #philately pic.twitter.com/fJ39V75WUX

— Brian Imagawa (@rocketdog632) June 29, 2020

POLAR's #Science & #Technology Director presents the Agency’s programs during the Canada-Japan Workshop organized in collaboration with @kyokuchiken at #CHARSCampus. This workshop aims to advance project-specific collaborations with Japanese researchers in the Canadian #Arctic pic.twitter.com/bytFvdOXje

— PolarKnowledgeCanada (@POLARCanada) July 4, 2019

During this week’s Canada-Japan Workshop in #CambridgeBay #Nunavut, #POLAR and @kyokuchiken gathered information from the community and from Canadian researchers to advance collaboration on future possible projects in the #Arctic #indigenousknowledge pic.twitter.com/3byjulnkn5

— PolarKnowledgeCanada (@POLARCanada) July 5, 2019

https://twitter.com/FaroeOlympic/status/1047507374058213377

A #Japanese research institute is seeking to deepen its collaboration with Canadian scientists and Inuit to further research in the Arctic and understanding of the impacts of climate change https://t.co/Fm8x4ApCm1 via @CBCNews #Japan # Canada

— 在バンクーバー日本国総領事館 (@JapanCons_vanc) July 9, 2019

As #climate changes, #Arctic is increasingly eyed for new ocean-going trade routes, #resource deposits. Curiously, report on new #Japanese icebreaker makes no mention of #Canada …. https://t.co/bdOmxtG3S4

— Margaret Huber (@HuberMargarethe) April 13, 2021

The action of the G7?

US – fracking boom, drilling the Arctic
Canada – tar sands, destroying 2,000 year old forests
UK – new 30 year North Sea oil contracts, dirtiest seas in Europe
Germany – restarting coal lignite power plants
Japan – 21 new coal power plants in planning https://t.co/dcMynn4Xn9

— XR Cambridge (@xr_cambridge) June 10, 2021

https://twitter.com/EnkiSort33/status/1338575021611098116

Today❗️ Synoptic Arctic Survey (SAS) Webinar.
SAS completed four #cruises this fall in the Western #Arctic Ocean, where the latest one with R/V Mirai just arrived back in Shimizu (Japan) from the Canada Basin
More info & registration: https://t.co/v190I1Uj8c

— IASC (@IASC_Arctic) November 19, 2020

The EU and nine other countries (Canada, China, Denmark, Iceland, Japan, Korea, Norway, Russia and the US), approved an international agreement on 14 Feb. that will prohibit commercial vessels from fishing in the #Arctic for 16 years. https://t.co/HkpRP9lYTe

— Frédéric Simon (@FredSimonEU) February 15, 2019

Canada's last fully intact Arctic ice shelf collapses, loses 40% of its area in two days | The Japan Times https://t.co/zPzyZOyKmg

— miso★soup (@soupmisosoup) August 7, 2020

Couldn't find any mention of our participation by @CanadianForces: "In addition to the U.S., participants from Canada, Norway, the United Kingdom & Japan will take part in the exercise" #ICEX2020 https://t.co/uEcBrT3jhu #Arctic #USNavy #NorthPole #CanadianForces @CFOperations

— Mark Collins (@Mark3Ds) March 11, 2020

New ep is out: Canada, Japan and the Indo-Pacific with @nagystephen1 Whither hostage diplomacy? Sino-Canadian contest in the Arctic? Will Japan defend Taiwan? Why the anti-China wave in S. Korea? Dark side of Moon's Sunshine Policy? All these and many morehttps://t.co/VY53jDiGcV

— Liam Taipei (@LiamTaipei) September 8, 2021

Canada カナダ Vol.12 (BC, AB – Western Canada 西部4州)

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Canada Vol.43 (British Columbia: VancouverSun, etc.)　BC　ブリティッシュコロンビア州

Canada Vol.35 (Alberta: calgaryherald, edmontonjournal, etc.)　AB　アルバータ州

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
BC(43)：@VancouverSun,@postmedianet,@CdnPressNews、@VancouverSun,@ubcentrepreneur,@kari_lamotte
AB(35)：@policy_school,@bev_dahlby、@calgaryherald、@edmontonjournal,@FinancialPost、@NRC_CNRC

Japan・Japanese及び州名・都市名などを入力、検索して出て来たツイート

Japan has long been one of British Columbia’s best customers & investors. Today I met with Japan’s Ambassador to Canada, Kimihiro Ishikane. We discussed new opportunities created by the #CPTPP & major investments by Fujitsu and Mitsubishi in BC among other issues. @JapaninCanada pic.twitter.com/8JJxF3C51a

— Bruce Ralston (@BruceRalston) February 11, 2019

This morning it was my pleasure to meet Japan’s new Consul-General to British Columbia, Takashi Hatori. Japan first opened a consulate in Vancouver in 1889, and today Japan is the second-largest importer of B.C. products. I welcomed him with a small gift. @JapanCons_vanc pic.twitter.com/GejxLxb5Wv

— Bruce Ralston (@BruceRalston) November 14, 2018

British Columbia has recently benefited from significant Japanese investments in our LNG & tech sectors. Yesterday I met Akiko Itomata, the Deputy Head of Mission of the Japanese Embassy. We discussed how we can continue to build on the strong relationship between BC and Japan. pic.twitter.com/gdq2n2it0T

— Bruce Ralston (@BruceRalston) October 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/jimcarr_wpg/status/1169307725878177797

ARIGATO, CANADA and British Columbia!
A decade has passed since the devastating earthquake and tsunami hit Japan. Much recovery has taken place thanks to the generosity and kindness of Japan's international friends, including Canada and British Columbia.https://t.co/Afbmqn5Emx

— 在バンクーバー日本国総領事館 (@JapanCons_vanc) March 11, 2021

Follow a group of snow-seekers, scientists and healers to the birch forests of Japan, the redcedars of British Columbia and the bristlecones of Nevada, as they explore an ancient story written in rings. https://t.co/wDsN8sSYav pic.twitter.com/Q9OmQYsZhU

— Patagonia (@patagonia) October 22, 2018

Follow a group of skiers, snowboarders, scientists and healers to the birch groves of Japan, the redcedars of British Columbia and the bristlecones of Nevada, as they explore an ancient story written in rings.

Watch Treeline Now (Free!): https://t.co/ZiUOnHM4vQ pic.twitter.com/Z5tTASkcPd

— Patagonia (@patagonia) January 27, 2019

https://twitter.com/GoPro/status/1074818107619762176

A true free spirit, @JamieAsnow, is bringing you something special with her killer new project ‘Unconditional’ that includes stops with friends in British Columbia, Tahoe, and Japan ✨

❗️Coming soon❗️#MonsterEnergy #Snowboarding #JAUnconditional pic.twitter.com/DZVhHqps4T

— Monster Energy (@MonsterEnergy) October 16, 2019

The new film Treeline follows skiers and snowboarders as they move through three extraordinary forest landscapes across Japan, British Columbia and Nevada, exploring connection between humans and our oldest living companions. https://t.co/sRGbC9ISl6 via @patagonia pic.twitter.com/bDz8xWocd0

— Douglas MacDonald (@dmac5dmark2) February 17, 2019

Alberta and British Columbia have joined forces to try to gain a foothold for Canadian natural gas in the Asian market.

Officials from both provinces will head to Japan next week to make the case for Western Canadian natural gas at meetings in Tokyo. https://t.co/Jrqsw6orUM

— Canada Action (@CanadaAction) November 15, 2019

Canadian Pacific Airlines Canadair DC-4M-1 North Star CF-CPR "Empress of Vancouver" in flight over British Columbia during 1949. delivered to CPAL in early 1949 and operated on their trans-pacific routes to Japan and Australia.
Credit see photo. pic.twitter.com/65enMmxfZO

— JustProps (@ProplinerSky) June 22, 2021

Tankers can safely negotiate the tourist beauty spots of Japan and China, but in British Columbia a tiny number of ships are just too risky. Is anyone still buying this line touted by @mayorgregor and others? #bcpoli pic.twitter.com/Q4B9Jv4tYI

— Stewart Muir (@sjmuir) May 14, 2018

This boutique brings the art of Japanese Bonsai to Vancouver @Vancity #sponsored https://t.co/za3kidFfpf

— Daily Hive Vancouver (@DailyHiveVan) September 10, 2021

#Vancouver's new West Coast Japanese restaurant opens today https://t.co/eORMx3AwPp

— Daily Hive Vancouver (@DailyHiveVan) September 3, 2021

Hachiro to open with reimagined concept in North Vancouver https://t.co/EhrhGZ0Q6K

— CanNews24 (@CanNews24) September 10, 2021

https://twitter.com/VanNorthShore/status/1435318341913260035
https://twitter.com/sarahdouglas__/status/1397614678382088199

January 26, 1700, a #tsunami hits #Japan without warning. Only 300 years later #geologists discovered the story behind this "Orphan Tsunami" by studying #earthquake myths from British Columbia and #California https://t.co/1BoeTLOb8y

— History_of_Geology (@Geology_History) January 26, 2021

#Yokohama onkaichi meisai no zu
Takashima Kazuyuki.
1859
Source: University of British Columbia Library – Rare Books and Special Collections. #Japanese #Maps of the #Tokugawa Era.#takashima_kazuyuki pic.twitter.com/wIo2KFOhXQ

— Avra Gal. Ischomachus (@ouranothen) August 6, 2019

Congratulations Mary Kitagawa who received the Order of British Columbia. Mary’s activism is being recognized. Mary initiated a campaign to have UBC give degrees to the 1942 Japanese Canadian UBC students who were not allowed to complete their studies. pic.twitter.com/yl15a2OpJi

— NAJC (@najc_ca) September 23, 2018

The Museum of Anthropology @MOA_UBC and the Centre for Japanese Research at UBC present music by Indigenous singers from Japan and British Columbia on March 14. https://t.co/Xxy5SasxB9 … via @thelasource pic.twitter.com/pGKhKNysh5

— explorASIAN (@explorASIAN) March 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/MarcDavenant/status/1374266827224850433

The Hoover Institution Library & Archives presents the third Fanning the Flames Speaker Series on August 26
by Prof. Sharalyn Orbaugh, the University of British Columbia. The "Kamishibai (paper plays) and the Mobilization of Women in Wartime Japan” https://t.co/5eBYfzwxkV

— 貴志俊彦 Toshihiko KISHI (@sisigatani) September 8, 2021

#Canada also refused Komagata Maru ship that sailed from = Hong Kong, via Shanghai, China, and Yokohama, Japan, to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, in 1914, carrying 376 passengers from Punjab, British India. All because they were non-white. pic.twitter.com/mlcUT0c8ia

— रवि त्रिपाठी (@LegalKant) November 8, 2018

You'll find amazing stories in the cemetery. This Japanese Canadian gravestone in Beamsville, Niagara, Ontario, has the words "Nipponia Home" on it. Nippon is the Japanese word for "Japan". Exiled from British Columbia, many came to Ontario after the Second World War…1/ pic.twitter.com/db1WQ51ktA

— Canadian Cemetery History (@CaCemeteryHist) December 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/ParksCanada/status/1127993189187637249

Feb 26 1942 – Canadian government War Measures Act leads to evacuation of 21000 Japanese-Canadians from British Columbia's Pacific coast to inland work camps. It was not until 1988 that the government issued an apology and began process of compensation. pic.twitter.com/XAmWuOeAyM

— DailyRadical History (@radicaldaily) February 26, 2020

Spotted this amazing 6-page comic strip story about the historic Japanese fishing community of Richmond, British Columbia in the New Yorker magazine! https://t.co/xmcZosb6N3

— John Lee (@johnleewriter) January 12, 2021

The Meiji at 150 Episode 19 features Sherri Kajiwara @nikkeimuse! To listen, visit https://t.co/9NGH9RdmVG
In this episode, she uncovers the roots of Japanese immigration to Canada and the deracination of the Japanese-Canadian population from British Columbia in 1942. pic.twitter.com/VTdFw5KWWJ

— Meiji at 150 (@meijiat150) March 13, 2018

With similar viruses showing up in captive populations as far afield as British Columbia, Japan, and Chile, and in different species of fish: https://t.co/p5DpN9KbMh

— Colin Schultz (@_ColinS_) August 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/yuenpauwoo/status/1174448802360639488

Pleased to meet with the Consul General of Japan in Calgary today. My first trade mission was to Japan which is Alberta’s third largest trading partner and has tremendous potential as a market for expanded investment and exports. #ableg pic.twitter.com/JX69Auis61

— Tanya Fir (@tanya_fir) October 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/demetriosnAB/status/1194336071967899649

Honoured to welcome Mr. Iwao Horii, Japan’s Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, & Mr. Shigenobu Kobayashi, Consulate-General of Japan in Calgary. Japan is MB’s 3rd largest export market, totalling $812.2M in 2017. Thank you for visiting City Hall today. pic.twitter.com/ETSpC7dmo8

— Mayor Brian Bowman (@Mayor_Bowman) May 7, 2018

https://twitter.com/TOWNOFROCKY/status/1436029169872392192

Welcome to Calgary’s first bullet train sushi bar restaurant, Point Sushi.

Orders are served to your table via the super fast bullet train, preserving the freshness of food. Don’t miss their Japanese rolls & try out specialty drinks imported from Japan.

–@CgyChinatown takeover pic.twitter.com/A42lsek7RM

— City of Calgary (@cityofcalgary) August 16, 2020

【Japan Brand Program】
Ms.Erica Sakurazawa, manga artist, visited Ottawa and Calgary, Canada from November 11 to 16.She gave lectures on Japanese manga culture and her own works, demonstrated how to draw manga and held workshops.https://t.co/zx5GOfetBL pic.twitter.com/ZkLTgtnQ0g

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) November 30, 2018

Join the Consulate-General of Japan in Calgary and @UofC_SLLLC for two days of lectures, demos, & discussions with Erica Sakurazawa, renowned #manga artist of Japan. Nov 14-15, free! https://t.co/vLeFsKYeqN | https://t.co/M3JWdVsrln #UCalgary @Ben_Whaley pic.twitter.com/gxGMwgN39m

— Faculty of Arts (@UCalgaryArts) November 13, 2018

Pleased to share this news out of Japan on a potential blue hydrogen facility near Edmonton:
"Mitsubishi Corporation & Shell sign MoU to collaborate on hydrogen plans in Alberta" https://t.co/qp1nAYqGLk #abbiz #yegbiz #Canada #hydrogen

— Invest Alberta (@Invest_Alberta) September 8, 2021

Heretofore, Alberta oil policy decisions were made entirely in Alberta by Albertans.

No premier or PM has ever listened to or met with lobbyists representing Chinese, Indonesian, American, Japanese, French oil company owners. https://t.co/byhXuoA2yC

— Sandy Garossino (@Garossino) July 31, 2021

“This opportunity in Canada would support Japan’s requirements for clean energy.” – Hiroki Haba, Mitsubishi Corporation

ICYMI: @Shell_Canada and Mitsubishi partner to produce low-carbon hydrogen in Alberta, for export to Japan.https://t.co/gzE9H9ip6V

— Canada Economic Forum (@CanadaEcoForum) September 10, 2021

CHFCA member Shell Canada to partner with Mitsubishi Corporation to produce low-carbon hydrogen in Alberta to support Japan's push for clean energy – https://t.co/Bie7e3i87K #Shell #Mitsubishi #CleanHydrogen #Canada #Japan #Alberta @Shell @MHI_Group pic.twitter.com/DiCqBHH3Tz

— CHFCA (@PoweringNow) September 10, 2021

https://twitter.com/PTJCUA1/status/1432844753171730437

Highlighting the Edmonton Metro Region’s strengths in life sciences in Japan – great panel along with @QuebecInt @Toronto_Global Photo credit @YesWinnipeg #canadiancollaboration at its best! pic.twitter.com/2ApjUlh5n3

— Karra-Lee Gerrits (@KarraLeeGerrits) November 19, 2019

“Even with my humble beginnings, starting in my unfinished business – I knew @purebotanical would become a global brand”. #GlobalEntrepreneur from Edmonton to Japan, Lane Edwards @PuraBotanicals shares her global story. pic.twitter.com/qZ7ouAdrHO

— Startup Canada (@Startup_Canada) May 16, 2019

Flights from Canada to Japan are now super cheap because of coronavirus fears https://t.co/8q9qLhZEKL #Canada #Japan #Toronto #YYZ #Calgary #YYC #Vancouver #YVR #Montreal #YUL #Ottawa #YOW pic.twitter.com/5JmwNy88Y9

— Freshdaily (@freshdaily) March 2, 2020

Edmonton Japanese restaurant serves take-out with a side dish of love https://t.co/HUR8ogY69w pic.twitter.com/SxQYLtcF6d

— CBC Edmonton (@CBCEdmonton) August 1, 2021

https://twitter.com/shop124street/status/1254117250270818304

At Calgary Stampede Breakfast at Calgary Japanese Community Association this morning.. pic.twitter.com/pIgJI5vZNg

— Wayne Cao (@ChairmanCao) July 6, 2019

I was honoured to speak at In Honour of the Conferment of The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays, upon Mr. Rocky Rokuji Oishi from the Calgary Japanese Community Association for his contributions to spread the #japaneseculture in #ab #ableg #yycglenmore @JapanGov pic.twitter.com/VYEmJnuXsa

— Anam Kazim (@anamkazimCA) August 5, 2018

National Canadian Film Day-Apr 17, 6:00 pm: Calgary Japanese Community Association brings to you "Meditation Park" starring Cheng Pei Pei, Tzi Ma & Sandra Oh. https://t.co/s5wlmyuFsn pic.twitter.com/qx0qRtVj4W

— Asian Heritage Fdn (@AHFCalgary) April 17, 2019

Japan meets Calgary! “Omatsuri” means a “traditional festival” in Japan. Calgary celebrates Omatsuri at Max Bell Centre this Saturday on 10th of August. Visitors get to experience authentic Japanese customs, music, dance, demo of martial arts, and more!#Japanese #omatsuri pic.twitter.com/YQAy6p6vuA

— BoostMyBiz (@rockmybiztoday) August 8, 2019

Princess Takamado of Japan visits Edmonton in cross-country tour https://t.co/YS7owpPBR1 pic.twitter.com/A4Q9OqV5dM

— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) August 30, 2019

Japan’s UNIQLO heading to West Edmonton Mall #yeg #UNIQLO https://t.co/NXDbmDsg79 pic.twitter.com/2BIkpjIfrY

— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) August 18, 2019

Did you know Edmonton has its own denim company? @ArturoDenimCo sources it’s denim from the finest quality mills in Japan and manufacturers their jeans in Quebec and Edmonton! Every jean purchase comes with free hemming/alterations so you can walk away with the perfect fit. pic.twitter.com/TTRumZVqGq

— Fash Rev Edmonton (@fash_revyeg) April 24, 2018

First day of technical training at the Edmonton International Judo Championship wrapped up! Thank you to Head Coach Hikehiko Matsumoto and is entire team from Nagoya Japan for the experience and skills shared with youth Judoka. Day Two Saturday March 9th start 8am! #EIJC2019 #YEG pic.twitter.com/FZABrCaCVt

— Edm Int Judo (@EdmIntJudo) March 9, 2019

https://twitter.com/CurlingCanada/status/1390462427368673291
https://twitter.com/baseballcanada/status/1421104508348796937

The stands may have been empty in Japan, but Calgary bars were filled to capacity Friday morning to cheer on Canada’s women’s soccer team to a gold medal victory over Sweden. @CTVMarkVillani https://t.co/izrfuei6mi

— CTV Calgary (@CTVCalgary) August 6, 2021

The Calgary native placed third in the men's Para triathlon PTS5 event on Sunday in Japan with a time of 59 minutes 22 seconds. https://t.co/JMHKwU2pKZ

— CBC Toronto (@CBCToronto) August 29, 2021

Canada won gold at the Women's World Championship, defeating Team USA in dramatic overtime fashion in the title game, but what the rest of the nations did in Calgary, Alberta, is notable — especially Japan.

via @Marisa_Ingemi https://t.co/rPo5owUmdc

— Seattle Times Sports (@SeaTimesSports) September 3, 2021

We're rolling into the week with the first article of our Chokepoints and Littorals Topic Week! Paul Pryce, Principal Advisor to the Consul General of Japan in Calgary, shares his views on the strategic importance of the Turkish Straits: https://t.co/z8D06LJXcZ…/43792

— Center for International Maritime Security (@CIMSEC) June 1, 2020

Australian frigate HMAS Parramatta, Canadian frigate HMCS Calgary, Japanese destroyer JS Makinami and Republic of Korean destroyer ROKS Wang Geon conduct air and anti-submarine warfare exercises off the coast of Queensland.https://t.co/0iCv7wjatC pic.twitter.com/CPUVccVTkx

— Tom Corben (@CorbenTom) August 3, 2021

Most liveable cities in the world, 2018

1. Vienna, Austria
2. Melbourne, Australia
3. Osaka, Japan
4. Calgary, Canada
5. Sydney, Australia
6. Vancouver, Canada
7. (tie) Toronto, Canada
7. (tie) Tokyo, Japan
9. Copenhagen, Denmark
10. Adelaide, Adelaide pic.twitter.com/R36RJJiLbl

— Dr. Amarendra Bhushan Dhiraj (@ceoworld) September 19, 2018

https://twitter.com/defendhorsescan/status/1363861527325863940

Increased risk of disease spread, and added #animalwelfare concerns, amid #COVID19 pandemic has animal advocates calling for halt of long distance live animal transport & export. My latest for @PuffinNews: https://t.co/p3VMCOOeOO

— Jessica Scott-Reid (@JessLReid) April 13, 2020

Canada カナダ Vol.11 (SK, MB – Western Canada 西部4州)

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Canada Vol.38 (Saskatchewan: leaderpost)　SK　サスカチュワン州

Canada Vol.39 (Manitoba: ctvwinnipeg, etc.)　MB　マニトバ州

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SK(38)：@leaderpost３枚
MB(39)：@ctvwinnipeg２枚

Japan・Japanese及び州名・都市名などを入力、検索して出て来たツイート

I’m proud to be kicking off our trade mission to Japan and South Korea.

Landed in Tokyo, Japan just half an hour ago, and team Saskatchewan is ready for our first event in the next hour with over 100 Saskatchewan and Japanese based businesses. pic.twitter.com/gnhgWLzJH5

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) October 8, 2019

The sky is clear here in Tokyo after #TyphoonHagibis swept through last night accompanied by a 5.7 magnitude earthquake. The Government of Saskatchewan delegation is safe and thankful for the hospitality of our Japanese hosts. pic.twitter.com/5Wzg2GUhXa

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) October 13, 2019

Saskatchewan’s exports in the first quarter of 2020 were 4.2% higher than in the first quarter of 2019, with ⬆️ exports to Japan, the European Union, India, and Mexico. Saskatchewan’s exports also grew 30% from March to April – the highest among provinces. #SKTrade pic.twitter.com/IRZXe2wviJ

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) May 22, 2020

Saskatchewan has what the world wants and needs. In fact 68% of our products are exported around the globe.

Our government is moving forward with opening 3 new international offices in Japan, Singapore & India to help further grow our exports & strengthen relationships. #SKTrade pic.twitter.com/OunZdfhJAk

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) June 27, 2020

As the global economy begins to recover, Saskatchewan has an incredible opportunity to supply the food, fuel and fertilizer the world needs through a safe, reliable supply chain. Our ongoing partnership with Japan is just one example. [1/2]https://t.co/d1oBnoAe70

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) June 17, 2021

Good luck to the six athletes from Saskatchewan competing in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

I know that you will be great representatives of our province as you fight to bring home the gold. pic.twitter.com/HyZk1eR4Ia

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) July 23, 2021

Great reception at @CanEmbJapan in Tokyo with Saskatchewan Premier @PremierScottMoe. Fantastic talks with two of my guests Chairman Nomura (CIEA) and Dr. Yamada (Anges). Special thanks to Ambassador Burney for hosting us. pic.twitter.com/bCJdFQLrzS

— VIDO (@VIDOInterVac) October 8, 2019

Pleased 9 Cdn cities& Saskatchewan in Japan this week to show Cda’s great Investment& innovation opportunities! @ConsiderCanada #InvestCan pic.twitter.com/lokjsvCdBy

— Ian Burney (@IanBurneyJapan) November 15, 2016

Did you know? Saskatchewan supplies Japan with 77% of their durum wheat imports and 12% of their non-durum wheat imports. #SKTrade #SasKAg #ThinkSask #Japan pic.twitter.com/gCfFgHr4WL

— Government of Saskatchewan (@SKGov) October 11, 2019

Japan was Saskatchewan’s third-largest agri-food export destination in 2020 with $1.2 billion in exports. Saskatchewan accounted for 85% of Japan’s durum wheat imports in 2020. pic.twitter.com/CoHd9sR5IM

— Saskatchewan Trade & Invest (@SKTradeInvest) July 15, 2021

The Managing Director for Saskatchewan's Japan office, @Paulpryce, finished his 14-day quarantine and has arrived in Tokyo! He'll be working to continue advancing Saskatchewan's trade and investment priorities in Japan. https://t.co/CXHm5jCq4G #InvestSK #SaskInJapan #GlobalTrade pic.twitter.com/fMSAMe1vdu

— Saskatchewan Trade & Invest (@SKTradeInvest) April 5, 2021

#DYK Japan is Saskatchewan’s third largest agriculture export market, with agri-food exports of $1.2 billion in 2020? Japan is our second largest market for canola seed and third largest market for non-durum wheat. #SaskAg #TradeStatTuesday https://t.co/v0T2jag87F pic.twitter.com/Sbb8mtbQFL

— Sask Agriculture (@SKAgriculture) April 6, 2021

Team Canada Seminar ( a full house) in Tokyo,Japan begins with opening remarks from the Hon. Lyle Stewart, Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture. Japan is very happy about the excellent quality of our Canadian wheat this year. pic.twitter.com/SfLFuAGHS9

— Cigi (@CigiWinnipeg) November 14, 2017

The Hon. Lyle Stewart, Minister of Agriculture for Saskatchewan @SKAgriculture opens the new crop seminar in #Tokyo. #cdnwheat17 #cdnag pic.twitter.com/ivtVjZKiqU

— Cereals Canada and Cigi (Technical Division) (@Cereals_Canada) November 14, 2017

Joined ⁦@PremierScottMoe⁩ yesterday for a meeting with Shigenobu Kobayashi – Consul General of Japan based in Calgary. Valuable advice before heading out next week on our trade mission to Japan – an important trading partner for Saskatchewan. pic.twitter.com/Ob4l3Ug6iD

— Everett Hindley (@everetthindley) October 3, 2019

Saskatchewan rolls out strategy to promote enhanced oil recovery using CO2 サスカチュワン州、CO2による石油増進回収を促進する戦略を展開 #canada #CO2 #カナダ https://t.co/JxCWwfXk8X

— Leslie Gill レスリー　ギル (@IndustrialJapan) September 9, 2021

Thank you, Premier @PremierScottMoe, for the strategic exchange on trade, agriculture & energy, and recovery from the pandemic. We count on your leadership during these trying times, and we look forward to the continuous development of Japan-Saskatchewan/Canada relations. pic.twitter.com/yrqr6MvsGK

— Ambassador KAWAMURA Yasuhisa (@AmbKawamura) May 10, 2021

SK premier Scott Moe tells reporters in Regina he is thankful for the federal support; says it "does buy us some breathing space" to deal with the issue and he's hopefully Korea (and Japan) trip will be fruitful.

— Dylan Robertson (@withfilesfrom) May 1, 2019

Number two of our new What Now? briefs expanding on Western provincial export opportunities in Japan. Saskatchewan is on deck today – here's how businesses and government can target the full range of new opportunities under the #CPTPP https://t.co/Z6BX3ixyRK pic.twitter.com/tTXnFDX33n

— Canada West Foundation (@CanadaWestFdn) April 9, 2020

Simpson Seeds Inc is the exclusive supplier to Calbee, a Japanese company that just launch this red lentil snack. How cool is it that local Saskatchewan product is in there! #lentilsnacks #sasktachewantotheworld pic.twitter.com/6z6yUXa50r

— Simpson Seeds (@simpsonseeds) May 10, 2019

Thanks to a unique program at #Usask that combines English as a Second Language and agricultural research, students from Iwate University from Japan are able to learn about Saskatchewan’s large scale agricultural practices https://t.co/7EoMUZrSc2 pic.twitter.com/iO1O5M4zRR

— U of Saskatchewan (@usask) October 30, 2018

On August 3rd @MayorFougere & Mayor Masahiro Arai of Fujioka, Japan signed a friendship agreement.

Today CBC Saskatchewan News at 6 host @sammaciag & @FionaOdlum welcomed over 60 students from Regina & Fujioka to our Broadcast Centre for a tour.https://t.co/tPaDB9BzPM pic.twitter.com/qFonQq82kk

— CBC Saskatchewan (@CBCSask) August 8, 2019

Meet the lads from Saskatchewan travelling to Japan for the world snowball title: https://t.co/b9RWgLZ4Pw pic.twitter.com/TY0R2FIvdE

— VICE Sports (@VICESports) February 3, 2016

Jump stop triple threat! Team Saskatoon puts on a youth Bball clinic in Sendai, Japan. #3x3WT Final begins tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/r6jPEwAZod

— Canada Basketball (@CanBball) October 10, 2014

Big in Japan: Saskatoon-born man finds long-lasting fame as pop star overseas https://t.co/IAwuLu5eHt pic.twitter.com/C9mow4q2pM

— CBC Canadian News (@CBCCanada) July 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/cbcsports/status/1430406427936448516
https://twitter.com/SaskSport/status/1429854213966794758

7 athletes with ties to Saskatchewan competing at Tokyo Olympics https://t.co/MaJ5LRdv1n

— CBC Saskatoon (@CBCSaskatoon) July 23, 2021

Scott Stinson: Saskatchewan para-cyclist Keely Shaw maps route to Tokyo 2020 after stunning show at worlds https://t.co/xi2sWl36Wq pic.twitter.com/n6uUPT0NAy

— National Post (@nationalpost) March 20, 2019

Sampling CanMar Flax at Costco Tokyo, grown in Saskatchewan and yes that’s a line up! #canmar #saskflax #seed19 pic.twitter.com/sle2747zRT

— Myles Hamilton (@myles_hamilton1) May 18, 2019

Saskatchewan premier among Canadians sheltering in place in typhoon-battered Tokyo https://t.co/ElxgIVROhc pic.twitter.com/FiCrSNRJnp

— CP24 (@CP24) October 12, 2019

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is sheltering in place in Tokyo as powerful Typhoon Hagibis hits city. Moe is part of a trade mission in Asia. https://t.co/cNZ5xi8FCm

— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) October 13, 2019

On this day in 1945: Japan bombs Saskatchewan. @cbcradio looks back 60 years later: https://t.co/cbBo540AAL pic.twitter.com/PUEkHy89b1

— CBC Archives (@cbc_archives) January 12, 2017

Today on @prairiedlab – the powerful Japan-Manitoba connection. How two U of M architecture grads, one from Tokyo the other from Brandon, have built successful design careers in Japan. https://t.co/iEdhCEMEqU

— Terry MacLeod (@terrymacleod) April 7, 2021

We're celebrating the FIRST @edo_japan in Manitoba! So far it's been a HIT! Come see us at @CFPoloPark centre court to enter to win a $25 gift card and grab some coupons! pic.twitter.com/nz0N6fnrpF

— VirginRadioWinnipeg (@VirginRadioWPG) March 3, 2018

#DYK? Manitoba’s HyLife exports Canada’s largest amount of pork to Japan, and it’s carried in 3,000+ stores in Japan! Read how exporting helped this company grow from 20 to 2,200 employees, and see how the @TCS_SDC and #CPTPP benefits #cdnbiz! https://t.co/BrDBi1JfdW pic.twitter.com/XlbeyTVwZ1

— Trade Commissioner (@TCS_SDC) February 13, 2019

@mbchambersofcom was pleased to take part in discussion with His Excellency Kimihiro Ishikane – Ambassador of Japan to Canada along with @bizcouncilmb CEO Don Leitch @HyLifeFoodsLP President Claude Vielfaure & Manitoba Pork GM Andrew Dickson about importance of trade pic.twitter.com/w728ftxRkg

— Chuck Davidson (@Davidson_Chuck) May 14, 2019

Thank you for your visit Mr. Shigenobu Kobayashi Consul-General of Japan. A great conversation on the future of trade between Japan and Manitoba. #mbpoli pic.twitter.com/2RN28WZ6vW

— Blaine Pedersen (@BlainePedersen) April 26, 2018

Pleased to welcome Mr Shigenobu Kobayashi , Consul General of Japan , to the Manitoba Legislature for his first visit. Good conversation on trade and post secondary education. #mbpoli pic.twitter.com/BBjiUlX1ge

— Myrna Driedger (@MyrnaBDriedger) April 25, 2018

It was an honour to welcome His Excellency, Kimihiro Ishikane, Ambassador of Japan to Canada. Manitoba and Japan have well-established and strong ties and we hope to continue on a similar path in the future. pic.twitter.com/zV3c6yztVC

— Heather Stefanson (@HStefansonMB) May 15, 2019

For 32 years York Benimaru Fondation #YBF2019 has partnered with #4HMB and #MBAg to provide Canadian experiences for 20 Japanese youth. The aim is to learn English and experience Manitoba life. Always fun to see life through our guests eyes. pic.twitter.com/cbHwz2ZnEl

— Steph Cruickshanks (@StephanieinMB) August 7, 2019

It was great to meet with biologists from Japan yesterday who are in Manitoba for meetings on wildlife conservation. I hope you’ve enjoyed your visit to our beautiful province! Thanks @umanitoba for arranging. pic.twitter.com/6B2xvu0JbB

— Rochelle Squires (@MLASquires) January 24, 2019

On March 6th, the 33rd Manitoba District Japanese Speech Contest was held online. Consul General Kobayashi made the opening remarks for this event. 11 people from each university in Manitoba participated, presenting speeches in Japanese on a variety of topics of their interest.✨ pic.twitter.com/v7QDYQdsGo

— Consulate-General of Japan Calgary (@CGJCalgary) March 13, 2021

With Minister @jimcarr_wpg in #Manitoba to highlight new opportunities in Japan. #TimeToDiversify #CPTPP pic.twitter.com/h48DTNIWjS

— Ian Burney (@IanBurneyJapan) February 14, 2019

The @bizcouncilmb was please to host Ambassador Kimihiro Ishikane of Japan at a round table discussion on trade and opportunities between Manitoba & Japan. pic.twitter.com/mGZq6YXEsK

— Business Council MB (@bizcouncilmb) May 14, 2019

Manitoba Agriculture Deputy Minister Recognized for Work on Strengthening Manitoba-Japan Relations https://t.co/gsi4mHaHlb pic.twitter.com/YEQECEW2Ua

— Manitoba Gov News (@MBGovNews) September 20, 2018

This YBF Japan Homestay student learns to make Saskatoon pie and blanch beans from her @4HManitoba family #4His4me pic.twitter.com/1gaUNAYBSS

— Manitoba Agriculture (@MBGovAg) August 5, 2016

I am unable to read the signs but my hosts tell me that is is Manitoba Pork in the store in Japan. pic.twitter.com/3IbHX6Yopt

— Trevor Carlson ©️ (@upthecreekcattl) July 17, 2017

A terrific look at why securing a trade deal in the Asia Pacific region is of vital importance to Canada’s beef industry. TPP seen critical for beef sales growth in Japan | Manitoba Co-operator https://t.co/vujYhVJyqj

— Manitoba Beef Producers (@ManitobaBeef) January 16, 2018

This week I’m at the #CDNBeefConf as the rep from Manitoba for @YCCbeef. Today sat on the Foreign Trade Committee. Lots to learn about. Japan has removed the under 30months of age restriction, and the tariffs have dropped from 38.5% to now be 26.6% thanks to CPTPP. #CDNBeef pic.twitter.com/tyzlKWXZIT

— Edie Creek Angus (@ediecreekangus) August 14, 2019

Expansion on its way for Canadian #pork integrator HyLife, writes @hsiemens. HyLife strongly expands in Manitoba, e.g. to be able to export to Japan and China. https://t.co/V3WmS1F18k pic.twitter.com/022hwlUd95

— Vincent ter Beek (@vincenttb) February 3, 2018

https://twitter.com/MinEichler/status/1030868036490801152

Manitoba pork producer HyLife has announced deal to sell 50.1% stake to Thailand-based CP Foods. Japan-based Itochu owns remaining 49.9%.

Asia is driving the future of animal protein…https://t.co/nwW9xwF6xM

— Kelvin Heppner (@KelvinHeppner) April 22, 2019

DYK: 4-H Manitoba has an exchange program with Japan! Your family could host a Japanese exchange student for 2 weeks this summer. Check out this video and visit https://t.co/fc8ftkGpNB for more information.https://t.co/oSlAXPGFVZ

— 4-H Manitoba (@4HManitoba) April 25, 2018

https://twitter.com/nickels054/status/1270507771600023554

Thanks for representing Manitoba’s 6,500 beef producers. Glad to meet with @ManitobaBeef to discuss the stability & possibilities for #mbbeef with #USMCA and #CPTPP in place – including opportunities with access to #Japan. #mbpoli #cdnpoli #cdnag pic.twitter.com/9Ugowdx5JX

— Jim Carr (@jimcarr_wpg) October 13, 2018

"I am proud to grow some of the best wheat in the world." Says Boris Michaleski from Manitoba Wheat and Barley Growers Association at the Japan 2019 New Crop Seminar. #CDNWHEAT19 @Cereals_Canada @Grain_Canada learn more about New Crop Missions here https://t.co/Di2WCFi5Ar pic.twitter.com/gSOcxPWPjG

— Cigi (@CigiWinnipeg) November 11, 2019

Aomori City in northern Japan gets 312 inches of snow on average every winter. In comparison Manitoba only gets 44 inches on average. #snowfall #fridayfacts #japan #manitoba pic.twitter.com/K5jFHnknqC

— Manitoba Fitness Council (@manitobafitness) January 22, 2021

I’m saddened to hear Ron Shephard, #BattleofKapyong veteran, has passed away. He was 1 of only 3 surviving Kapyong veterans in Manitoba. Ron was wounded at Kapyong and evacuated to a military hospital in Japan. He stayed in the military and retired as a warrant officer. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/9yKhWYWbHY

— Scott Gillingham (@ScottGillingham) February 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/secretlifeofCAD/status/995335471340322817

The Japanese Cultural Association of Manitoba says the cranes represent peace and reconciliation. https://t.co/qc2XL7CF1X

— CBC News (@CBCNews) June 24, 2021

#Astana’s winters are as cold as the #Canadian #Prairies, but one doesn’t come here for the weather, writes Max Johnson from #Manitoba in his blog "Visiting Astana, Kazakhstan's Extraordinary Capital City". A team of global architects led by the Japanese master Kisho Kurokawa pic.twitter.com/cVSabbxjQo

— Embassy of Kazakhstan in Canada (@KZEmbassyCA) April 3, 2018

At the gala dinner for the Japanese cultural assn of Manitoba celebrating 30 years since the redress was signed recognizing the wrongs made against the human rights of Japanese Canadians during WWII @japanesepavilion #apology https://t.co/Cv8HAj58FB pic.twitter.com/PCtMWGVS9L

— RobertFalconOuellett (@DrRobbieO) September 23, 2018

During WWII, Canada's government forced 22,000 Japanese Canadians from their homes. Many were sent to internment camps, but some families were allowed to stay together by relocating to sugar beet farms in Manitoba. https://t.co/GfQve7dPfo #cbcdocs @cbcdocs pic.twitter.com/mt0swPz9Yg

— CBC Manitoba (@CBCManitoba) July 27, 2018

Origin Stoneblade Japanese Kiridashi Pocket Knife. Manitoba-based Origin Handcrafted brings some character – and some Canada – to the traditional Japanese Kiridashi. https://t.co/5CgQL2KPRd pic.twitter.com/rq1H86ymdp

— DudeIWantThat.com (@DudeIWantThat) September 9, 2019

Wolverine Days draws crowd of 2,500 "People attended over the two days, coming from near and far – all over Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Brazil, Japan, New Zealand and even South Africa – Gun, archery and target reps from over 20 companies were onsite" https://t.co/VLAqGwawcU

— Canada Gun Club (@Canada_Gun_Club) June 28, 2019

https://twitter.com/jmsdf_pao_eng/status/1433733337802153989
https://twitter.com/EdoTokaido/status/1435928979198840837
https://twitter.com/EdoTokaido/status/1435371302857097218
https://twitter.com/EdoTokaido/status/1433804982621515778
https://twitter.com/EdoTokaido/status/1435435727798652929

Canada カナダ Vol.10 (NS, PE, NL, NB – Atlantic Canada 大西洋4州)

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Canada Vol.36 (Nova Scotia)　NS　ノバスコシア州

Canada Vol.37 (Prince Edward Island: JournalPEI, etc.)　PE（PEI）　プリンスエドワードアイランド州

Canada Vol.40 (Newfoundland and Labrador: CBCNL, etc.)　NL　ニューファンドランド＝ラブラドール州

Canada Vol.41 (New Brunswick: Global_NB, etc.)　NB　ニューブランズウィック州

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
NS(36)：@CBCNS、@DalhousieU
PE(37)：@FoodIslandPEI,@CanadasFoodIsl,@GlasgowGlenFarm、@pei_seafood
NL(40)：@CBCNL２枚
NB(41)：@EINPresswirePR

Japan及び本稿各州名などを入力、検索して出て来たツイート

From Japan to Nova Scotia, companies are identifying carbon dioxide removal #CDR tech as a real step forward in meeting #emissions reduction goals. Read the full writeup on the green concrete from @CarbonCure that Mitsubishi invested in this week https://t.co/Fl009c1bGA

— Pal Hollywood (@pallashollywood) January 29, 2021

Dedications in Nagoya, Japan and Halifax, Nova Scotia | Social Media Roundup: https://t.co/YfEuLRxgsj via @YouTube

— INC Media News (@INCMediaNews) October 11, 2018

A new batch of the popular sardine lavender sachets is in! Yes, these fishes have a heavenly lavender fragrance! Lavender from Nova Scotia; fabric from Japan. #handmade #availableattheshop #halifax #Quinpool pic.twitter.com/AM5jfpY7Wd

— the ikebana shop (@theikebanashop) April 10, 2018

Great teamwork! Always a pleasure to welcome Premier Stephen McNeil and his colleagues to discuss how the @CanEmbJapan and Nova Scotia can collaborate to advance commercial ties with Japan. pic.twitter.com/FWz619zgbK

— Ian Burney (@IanBurneyJapan) November 22, 2019

Pleased to welcome The Honourable Leo A. Glavine, Nova Scotia Minister of Communities, Culture and Heritage and his delegation. The delegation is here in Tokyo this week to further strengthen cultural ties between Nova Scotia and Japan! @CanEmbJapan @nsgov pic.twitter.com/M4qIeGZTo3

— Ian Burney (@IanBurneyJapan) May 17, 2018

#DYK: Nova Scotia exports to Japan have increased, on average, by 20% per year since 2015? Talking business this morning with NS Premier @StephenMcNeil and how we can work together to make the figure grow even more once #CPTPP comes into force on December 30. pic.twitter.com/wWifxdrpzT

— Ian Burney (@IanBurneyJapan) November 22, 2018

Frankie predicted the earthquake ! Japan had a 7.3 hit 6 days after The Nova Scotia Prince predicted it. Thanks Frankie!! https://t.co/6qMN7YgHvn

— rebekka r (@rosieelbow) February 14, 2021

Iceland. Japan. New Zealand. Nova Scotia….and all results are similar. How many pilots do we need to make this the norm?https://t.co/zXDd9Lybzc

— Sonja Boon (@storied_selves) July 6, 2021

https://twitter.com/CassieMitchele/status/1294242665014284290

Here's a throwback to a collaboration I did with @SirTimRice a while back. Written for the Tyler foundation & Shine on! Kids, a charity in Japan for children with cancer, the song should bring a smile to any Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever lover's face. https://t.co/bwLGYrDkDN

— Alan Menken (@AIMenken) October 22, 2020

Take a look at this article about retired NSCAD professor Toshiko Horiuchi MacAdam and her husband Charles MacAdam (BFA 1979), who also spent some time at NSCAD studying drawing and weaving! Read more at https://t.co/zOZVIkTz2a.

— NSCAD University (@NSCADUniversity) September 2, 2021

【For Overseas Customers】“April” is a Kurigami Kazumi photo book that he traveled NY, Nova Scotia, and Furano (Hokkaido, Japan) with Robert Frank in 1992 – 1994, and shot Frank during the travel. Order▷https://t.co/qwwkcg5f9r https://t.co/KsudovzkDc

— SWITCH (@switch_pub) March 31, 2020

"Japan’s fascination with Anne and [Prince Edward] Island is an unremarkable and long-accepted fact….But I believe there are important qualifications to this narrative…"

Read all about it in Michael Pass's new #JLMMS article! https://t.co/jOs4Angjzz https://t.co/xyTEuiQzXw

— Dr. Kate Scarth (@katescarth) April 17, 2021

Due to increased demand by Japanese travellers, @ParksCanadaPEI have extended tours of Green Gables into the shoulder season. The Japan Global Tourism Watch shows interest in PEI (outside of Charlottetown) is highest of all of Atlantic Canada!
https://t.co/lPserVAPhI

— Destination Canada (@DestinationCAN) September 5, 2019

https://twitter.com/PhilipBrownPEI/status/1142906221822955524

Japanese princess to visit Prince Edward Island to celebrate Japan-Canada relations https://t.co/A74volBHyd pic.twitter.com/67ATuUJp99

— CTV News (@CTVNews) August 21, 2019

https://twitter.com/anneofgreengabl/status/1167528710783885312

#DYK that the Charlottetown Festival production of Anne of Green Gables is Canada's longest-running musical and remains a perennial favourite among tourists, especially those from Japan?https://t.co/QUNIIlPabi

— Historica Canada (@HistoricaCanada) April 6, 2019

Japan's connection to Prince Edward Island, Kickstarter doc on Anne of Green Gables https://t.co/GP1qSUOnlh #japan #pei #AkagenoAn

— Bill Matthews (@billyiswilliam) March 11, 2014

https://twitter.com/PremierofNL/status/1177286171216502786

Coastline (km)
Total Maritimes – 11,108
Newfoundland & Labrador – 28,956 (Japan is 29,751!)

New @CCG_GCC HQ in YYThttps://t.co/MvpSU4hJje pic.twitter.com/1MJwkcSNZA

— Seamus O'Regan Jr (@SeamusORegan) March 4, 2017

https://twitter.com/Bebmelissa/status/1112493436689539072

Lessons for Newfoundland and Labrador? With a demographic cliff closer than ever, Japan has its eye on roboticshttps://t.co/JiaNazF5yF pic.twitter.com/CszvnLC9Lf

— CBC Newfoundland and Labrador (@CBCNL) March 21, 2018

It was a long road to get there, but Janice Drover of St. John's is preparing for the experience of a lifetime by taking part in the Olympic Summer Games in Tokyo, Japan near the end of July.https://t.co/6K7LDav9FU pic.twitter.com/hfjnvvrN6w

— CBC Newfoundland and Labrador (@CBCNL) July 11, 2021

A sunny morning surrounds MSC Japan. Containers, building blocks for New Brunswick's economy! pic.twitter.com/YP6b94BN2Z

— Jim Quinn (@SenatorJimQuinn) March 6, 2015

New Brunswick artist workshop w instructor Kameron Steele of the Suzuki Company of Toga, Japan @TheatreNB https://t.co/jGwSjTEkUj

— Native Earth (@NativeEarth) March 8, 2016

Our @WCBballCanada entrant – with Fredericton's Danielle DuPlessis – at #Paralympics opens with 73-54 win over Great Britain. National squad plays Spain tomorrow & Japan on Friday. pic.twitter.com/oYtxjKMELC

— nbhoopreport (@nbhoopreport) August 25, 2021

https://twitter.com/TomavoInc/status/1377636765058600967

From the newsroom:
– Professional artists invited to submit artwork for a new school in Moncton;
– Flight to evacuate Canadians from cruise ship 'expected' to depart Japan on Thursday;
Details: https://t.co/Jyc6VoQ0PV

— Fredericton's Move (@Move1069) February 19, 2020

Find world-class cuisine right here in #Fredericton! #JsAsianKitchen combines flavours from Korea, Japan, Thailand and China offering a variety of delicious exotic recipes! https://t.co/ljZWcDWVvY pic.twitter.com/S63oPBz4U3

— FredTourism (@FredTourism) August 17, 2020

Former #Fredericton man sets aside own losses to help others in Japan @LoriGalWrites https://t.co/3Z3JDmonjZ pic.twitter.com/I6fOZLY28w

— The Daily Gleaner (@DailyGleaner) May 10, 2016

Page 4: I see New Brunswick is more comparable to Japan and South Korea rather than Canada. How are the strategies of Japan and South Korea being examined in relation to us? pic.twitter.com/rNdOBsOWdU

— cheryl (@tincanfire) April 9, 2020

Letters to the editor: reader thinks Kobe, Japan is a friendlier place than #Moncton #NB https://t.co/Qik3F8lHJO pic.twitter.com/kqqIj22ww5

— Times & Transcript (@TimesTranscript) January 18, 2016

Witch-hazel is native to North America, China and Japan. In Canada, it's native to Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

It flowers in November, producing capsuls that spit their seeds up to 30 feet about. pic.twitter.com/hcMwvULTmQ

— len guenther (@7leninvan) July 23, 2021

World 世界情勢等 Vol.21 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.178

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.184 (U.S. – Hurricane Ida)

World Vol.183 (U.S. – Hurricane Ida)

New York Vol.41 / New Jersey Vol.14 (flash floods, remnants of Hurricane Ida) / Louisiana Vol.9 (aftermath)

World Vol.181 (U.S. incl Hurricane Ida, Afghanistan)

World Vol.178 (Afghanistan)

World Vol.177 (Afghanistan)

World Vol.176 (nytimes, USATODAY, cnni, NBCNews, cpsj, etc.)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
184：@USGS、@MDMEMA、@nytimes
181：@washingtonpost
178：@TheNatlInterest
176：@nytimes２枚、@NBCNews

Japan及びAfghanistan、Hurricaneを入力、検索して9月8日午後3時頃出て来た最近のツイート
https://twitter.com/AfghanEmbassyAu/status/1434892240258625536

Zakia Khudadadi, 22, of Herat province, is the first female Afghan athlete to compete in the Paralympics since 2004.https://t.co/HHQmMWvknm

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) September 2, 2021

https://twitter.com/bremishome/status/1432819912611966979
https://twitter.com/ArianSadiqi/status/1434758977192005643
https://twitter.com/ArianSadiqi/status/1434060937745473540

https://twitter.com/JapanMaxar/status/1432800362969255938

In the wake of hurricane #Ida disaster in #US with 63 deaths and >$50 billions damage, it would be useful reviewing my earlier article: “…What is needed is an integrated approach to flood defence that goes beyond using only structural solutions…”. Here: https://t.co/K3xjg9DHhw

— Dr Mohammad Heidarzadeh (@Mo_Heidarzadeh) September 3, 2021

Talking about Hurricane Ida, @Steve_Sailer about Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

"In contrast to New Orleans, there was only minimal looting after the horrendous 1995 earthquake in Kobe, Japan—because, when you get down to it, Japanese aren't blacks."https://t.co/O3YaNtOCRc

— Joey (@J0EY1492) September 6, 2021

Rainy afternoon in Tokyo today, but our thoughts are with the many US communities impacted by Hurricane Ida. pic.twitter.com/A32xWC9xGs

— Temple University Japan Campus (@templeunivjapan) September 6, 2021

"Tension is on full display now. The Japan-based aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan flew F/A-18 Hornets over Kabul during the evacuation operation & remains in the Arabian Sea alongside USS Iwo Jima that launched the 24th MEU into Kabul at the same time."https://t.co/LtixFbR4ZS

— Warren Platts (@WarrenPlatts) September 5, 2021

https://twitter.com/PanjshirProvin1/status/1435227812449951748

A U.S. Marine mourns at the memorial service for the 13 service members who were killed in action in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Sept. 3, 2021, on Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Brennan J. Beauton) pic.twitter.com/qjMDcI0lt7

— We Are The Mighty (@WeAreTheMighty) September 3, 2021

Japan’s Afghanistan withdrawal has 2 messages https://t.co/J2jjXDEkFh via @YouTube #Japan flexing Muscles. China beware and Biden, you are in shit.!

— Pottie (@zs5zk) September 6, 2021

Keep an eye on what's surrounding & moving around #Afghanistan.

“We will use nuclear bombs first," the Chinese video said. "We will use nuclear bombs continuously. We will do this until Japan declares unconditional surrender for the second time." https://t.co/8vWvDsXl0l

— tatiana #RebelForLife (@BeautyAbounds4U) September 6, 2021

Failed Japan mission in Afghanistan means help from China, Russia, and regionally https://t.co/kgEFaKR2Y0 pic.twitter.com/jsiUfiRLQG

— Modern Tokyo Times (@MTT_News) September 5, 2021

https://twitter.com/FAOAfghanistan/status/1433420234585632773

Murals in Kabul have been replaced with pro-Taliban slogans.

Japanese aid worker Dr Tetsu Nakamura's portrait was covered with a slogan reading 'Safeguarding the Islamic system, and independence needs patience and hard work'.

Latest on Afghanistan: https://t.co/6qntA3GYZQ pic.twitter.com/dCDvJZ6cY2

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 7, 2021

Japanese Foreign Minister MOTEGI Toshimitsu held a press conference on Tuesday regarding refugees from Afghanistan. @moteging @MofaJapan_en https://t.co/nJOvHATUg5 pic.twitter.com/Bzghw1sV6O

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) September 7, 2021

#Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi says his country has temporarily moved its embassy from Afghanistan to Turkey but now plans to relocate it to #Qatar, where the #Taliban have an office. https://t.co/OKBNJRYY9q

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) August 31, 2021

Japan's plan was impeded by legal restrictions and difficulties getting evacuees to the Kabul airport.https://t.co/jxVy4oZKQ8

— Yahoo Singapore (@YahooSG) August 31, 2021

https://twitter.com/BISouthAfrica/status/1432763707554242561

“The Afghanistan delegation arrived in Japan on Saturday having fled their Taliban-controlled home city of Kabul with the aid of a number of organisations including the International Olympic Committee and International Paralympic Committee.”https://t.co/Y3X5KpBLUw

— Womans_Place_UK (@Womans_Place_UK) September 5, 2021

Japan to Protect Afghan Personnel in Neighboring Nations https://t.co/bOOpHu3zqI

— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) September 2, 2021

Political leaders have flocked to Doha and some countries have moved their Kabul embassies to Qatar, all praising their host for its key role in the airlift out of the Afghan capital. https://t.co/MzdPBRosVC

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) September 6, 2021

Kishida, former policy chief of the LDP and former foreign minister, said the government should reflect on the SDF’s failure to evacuate local staff members of the Japanese Embassy in Kabul from the strife-torn country. https://t.co/GleMYNxoFZ

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) September 8, 2021

Many Afghans who have worked for Japan but were left behind in the evacuation following the Taliban takeover say they are filled with feelings of anger and hopelessness. https://t.co/5EZeZA94lm

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) September 6, 2021

This is sad. So much for the Taliban's shoutout to Japan. "Mural of murdered Japanese doctor Tetsu Nakamura in Afghan capital erased." (Mainichi) https://t.co/0gRFRxa3Gi

— Tim Shorrock (@TimothyS) September 5, 2021

OPINION: #Japan should play active part in winning minds of Afghan peoplehttps://t.co/zcaNaMvvuS #Afghanistan

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

Afghans who have supported Japanese government projects in #Afghanistan in the past are calling on #Japan to help them evacuate from their country, where the Taliban has returned to power.@MofaJapan_en https://t.co/hiJNK7HgdP pic.twitter.com/xzT9V5vD3l

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) September 7, 2021

https://twitter.com/jesssandoval/status/1434222618111057925

NEWS: Japanese embassies to aid Afghan evacuations

Japan's government has instructed its embassies in countries neighboring Afghanistan to provide assistance if any Japanese nationals or local cooperators are seeking evacuation by a land route. pic.twitter.com/7ZycL1smyW

— Japan News Network (@JPNewsNetwork) September 5, 2021

NEWS: Afghan locals left behind by Japan feel anger, hopelessness.

With the U.S. military pullout and the evacuation of foreigners and vulnerable Afghans from Kabul completed earlier this month, many locals who have worked for Japan but were left behind in Afghanistan. pic.twitter.com/t1Nfa8Llf3

— Japan News Network (@JPNewsNetwork) September 5, 2021

The Japanese government says evacuation plans are ongoing, despite the planned withdrawal of military planes. https://t.co/QKVU332544

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) August 31, 2021

https://twitter.com/PakinJapan/status/1433369729033326594

Japan’s bungled evacuation effort from Kabul is a sorry tale in its own right. Interesting detail that British forces exfiltrated embassy staff from Kabul to the airport. H/t @alessionaval: https://t.co/9HFccLrlnS

— Euan Graham (@graham_euan) September 5, 2021

Like one of those Japanese soldiers who didn't realise the war was over until decades later, out of the jungle of his own madness comes Tony Blair lamenting the end of the bombing and the killing.https://t.co/nrEka6f2Y3

— John Wight (@JohnWight1) September 7, 2021

Afghanistan’s New Political Structure; New Delhi’s Outreach to the Taliban; Suga Bows Out in Japan https://t.co/ONr1sSVYf4

— ORF (@orfonline) September 6, 2021

Abortion uproar in America, an uncertain future for Afghanistan, and a changing of the guard in Japan. Dig into our biggest political stories of the week https://t.co/K3qpW1hchL

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) September 4, 2021

From Google locking Afghan government accounts to Japan's race for a new leader @alysonle brings you the stories that are trending on WION's web and social media platforms#TrendingOnWION pic.twitter.com/6dqkNtFCs2

— WION (@WIONews) September 4, 2021

Taliban announces interim Afghanistan governmenthttps://t.co/C0ooqT0aro

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) September 7, 2021

OPINION: #Japan should play active part in winning minds of Afghan peoplehttps://t.co/E4p93MCFj2 #Afghanistan

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

Bill Emmott: Despite Afghanistan pull out fiasco, allies still need US military umbrella https://t.co/akflYa8Akt

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) September 5, 2021

The pope is a strong supporter of the rights of refugees and migrants. He also said it is essential that young Afghans receive an education. https://t.co/nDOZcvU0BF

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) September 5, 2021

"My military estimate is, is that the conditions are likely to develop (into) a civil war. I don't know if the Taliban is going to be able to consolidate power and establish governance." https://t.co/QYWR1Zm8HL

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) September 5, 2021

Commentary: Many in the West who attack Joe Biden’s Afghanistan policy are in fact upset about the return of brutal geopolitical competition. https://t.co/rS6jKeFNUQ

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) September 6, 2021

Experts warn that American expectations for Afghanistan should remain low as long as China is ready to waive human rights concerns and deal with the new regime. https://t.co/V6b7KCOoxj

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

Commentary: All the groups wanting to annihilate Israel, such as ISIS, Hezbollah and Hamas have been inspired by the Taliban victory. https://t.co/xd076TohzX

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) September 5, 2021

Islamic State group menace rebounds in Afghanistan https://t.co/BtobK6SzIS

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) September 6, 2021

This is National TV of Afghanistan, broadcasting parades of Taliban’s Suicide attackers, Car bombs, barrel bombs, vest explosives. pic.twitter.com/BnRczQQ4Xy

— Tajuden Soroush (@TajudenSoroush) September 2, 2021

Reflecting on events in #Afghanistan, let’s remember it’s one of only 11 countries – list below – never colonized by Europeans. It’s essential for global leaders to study their unique histories:#Japan #China #Ethiopia #Iran #Liberia #Thailand #Korea #SaudiArabia #Bhutan #Nepal pic.twitter.com/BdbjUtfkEY

— Zemedeneh Negatu (@Zemedeneh) August 31, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.31

BREAKING: Prime Minister Suga says he won’t run in the Sept. 29 vote to lead Japan's ruling party, stepping down after one year. https://t.co/rGnWfDZhhS

— The Associated Press (@AP) September 3, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide will not run in his party's forthcoming leadership election, effectively giving up the premiership https://t.co/NKLQ0L7d8G

— CNN International (@cnni) September 3, 2021

Breaking News: Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga of Japan said he would not seek re-election, less than a year into what has been a deeply unpopular term. https://t.co/7NMS4lE9vi

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 3, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga plans to step down after a year in office, bringing political instability back to the U.S. ally https://t.co/e38q3fBuYd

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

JUST IN: Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga says he will resign after widespread criticism over his handling of the pandemic https://t.co/JzoU67lrpq

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) September 3, 2021

Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga bows out, making way for new PM https://t.co/uZkM1gixVF

— ABC News (@abcnews) September 3, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga set to resign: reports | @ErykBagshaw https://t.co/BX55p7Nifj

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) September 3, 2021

Officials said Suga would finish his term as head of his party, meaning he would stay on until his successor is chosen in a party-wide election slated for Sept. 29.https://t.co/tFWWWywOdb

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) September 3, 2021

Yoshihide Suga to step down as Japan's prime minister https://t.co/cA6zFIkfPD

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

Japan PM Yoshihide Suga announces he won’t run for re-election as party leader https://t.co/sAGQbfbkLi

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 3, 2021

Japan’s Suga to resign after failing to control Covid outbreak https://t.co/KwKchnwhHI

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) September 3, 2021

BREAKING: Yoshihide Suga to resign as Japanese Prime Minister over Covid criticism, government sources say.https://t.co/XQmf35hmU2

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) September 3, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga to drop out of party leadership election, setting stage for new prime minister https://t.co/weOC7tGnT6 pic.twitter.com/YYF5R5WBtc

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2021

Yoshihide Suga bows out of leadership race in sign he will step down as Japan PM https://t.co/6kgL4bGD75

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) September 3, 2021

Japan PM Suga to resign following criticism of his Covid-19 response https://t.co/cppt0xQHR3 pic.twitter.com/Z8qulZBXZN

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) September 3, 2021

Japanese PM Suga denies reports of dissolving parliament in mid-September https://t.co/OqNxsGr2uD

— ST Foreign Desk (@STForeignDesk) September 1, 2021

#Japan's Prime Minister #YoshihideSuga won't run for governing party leadership election, indicating he will step down as Japanese leader at the end of this month, public broadcaster NHK said https://t.co/KYpMNUYBuT

— National Herald (@NH_India) September 3, 2021

Japan PM Suga says won’t run in ruling party leadership race-NHK https://t.co/3JQHeQaUrM

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) September 3, 2021

PM Yoshihide Suga will not run for governing party leadership election, indicating he will step down as Japanese leader at the end of this month, says public broadcaster NHKhttps://t.co/TP21rWpna4

— TRT World (@trtworld) September 3, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide #Suga said on Friday he had decided not to run in the ruling #Liberal Democratic Party's leadership race.https://t.co/FEwVz91uSm

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) September 3, 2021

#Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga intends to resign, government sources says.https://t.co/eg0UU8xQs8

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) September 3, 2021

Japan’s government maintains overall assessment, sees further weakness in parts of economy https://t.co/4bvvAniwtA #Japan #EconomicIndicator #Growth #Coronavirus #USDJPY

— FXStreet News (@FXstreetNews) August 26, 2021

The Bank of Japan must avoid reducing stimulus prematurely and instead stand ready to ramp up monetary support if the economy worsens, deputy governor Masazumi Wakatabe said.@Bank_of_Japan_e https://t.co/KbBBo1SDjw pic.twitter.com/76IBP6LKKV

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

Japan’s government keepits assessment of the economy unchanged, even after an expansion of its 4th state of emergency https://t.co/adFPkM258u

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) August 26, 2021

#Japan: The surge in COVID-19 cases and a struggling economy have left the government in electoral dire straits, says Takatoshi Ito. https://t.co/gYcAC99Vdr

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) August 29, 2021

Japan economy minister says need to pay attention to impact of COVID-19 on supply chains https://t.co/RPuiY9DpEc

— ForexLive (@ForexLive) August 26, 2021

Japanese Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura says the government wants to consider concrete policy steps as the world is undergoing major changes. https://t.co/ZlQl7iVVQn

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) September 2, 2021

Japan’s factory output edged down in July as the highly contagious delta variant of the coronavirus weighed on global supply chains and crimped production of cars, chemicals and electronics https://t.co/HF4jTBQa22

— Bloomberg New Economy (@BBGNewEconomy) August 31, 2021

Japan’s current wave of Covid infections has mostly affected its younger generations https://t.co/ZARpQdv4uz

— Bloomberg New Economy (@BBGNewEconomy) September 1, 2021

Japan’s Faster Vaccine Rollout is Good News for the Economy https://t.co/LU1K0Hzaqq pic.twitter.com/cO5Hc4mUAT

— Arigato Japan (@Japanfoodtour) September 1, 2021

ClearVue to supply its patented #solar glass technology for use in a greenhouse at a high-profile eco-tourism and "wellness" project in Japan https://t.co/yT3KbfZ6Sr

— RenewEconomy (@renew_economy) August 31, 2021

Novatek has signed preliminary deals with Japan's economy ministry and the Japan Bank for International Cooperation on developing #lowcarbon projects, the Russian #LNG exporter said on September 2. #NGW https://t.co/m4exZ0ym7l

— Natural Gas Americas (@NatGasAmericas) September 2, 2021

Reopening of Japan's economy is taking longer than expected, says Hartmut Issel from @UBS Global Wealth Management. pic.twitter.com/PWZcMAOZnI

— CNBC International (@CNBCi) September 2, 2021

This week our analysts are reviewing labour shortages in developed markets; monetary policy coming out of central bank meetings in China and the US; and local elections in Germany and Japan to determine where the global economy is headed.

— Barclays Investment Bank (@BarclaysIB) August 30, 2021

Wonder how the hybrid working model will affect the economy? It's already happening. https://t.co/7P09J5vXkL

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

#Japan has primarily focused on energy consumption, reduction and CC technology advances. The country may be missing out on a significant number of other options which could have an immensely positive impact on the country climate ambitions. #NDCs #CircularEconomyAsia pic.twitter.com/XJUCb0FObl

— Circular Economy Asia (@CircularAsia) August 29, 2021

Japan LDP heavyweight calls for "bold" spending to revive economy https://t.co/jmqwq94MXJ pic.twitter.com/NsYQxwve4f

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) August 30, 2021

Speech by Deputy Governor WAKATABE in Hiroshima (Japan's Economy and Monetary Policy (via webcast)) https://t.co/Bj0cZEvWPh

— Bank of Japan (@Bank_of_Japan_e) September 1, 2021

1/5
It's a little eerie (but probably not surprising) how much the various reforms of the Chinese economy proposed in recent years resemble Japan's famous Maekawa Report of 1986. The report argued that Japan needed to transform its economy and…https://t.co/dRxDfxMg3J

— Michael Pettis (@michaelxpettis) August 30, 2021

If the #UK joins the #CPTPP, its economy will be the second-largest in the group after Japan. What are the policies that need to be resolved? https://t.co/oXuc8lCby2 #ASEAN #FTA #investment #tradedeal

— ASEAN Briefing (@ASEANBriefing) September 1, 2021

https://twitter.com/IndianEmbTokyo/status/1431080063328342017

India’s return to RCEP would benefit not only the Indian economy, but also all RCEP member countries – especially Japan.https://t.co/v4PgA3KOh2

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) August 28, 2021

https://twitter.com/EconomyInformal/status/1431728630447628305
https://twitter.com/OECDdev/status/1431257205601357832
https://twitter.com/Tokyo2020/status/1433308882323927041
https://twitter.com/bayuarisandee/status/1432689102189592581

CONGRATULATIONS PAKISTAN. Haider Ali wins Gold Medal in Paralympics. Allhamdolillah.
Hurraaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!!! pic.twitter.com/vhZlnKBZnG

— Faizan Lakhani (@faizanlakhani) September 3, 2021

Great court coverage by the #IND Palak Kohli wins her second game and the match too. #ParaBadminton #Paralympics pic.twitter.com/BaogVmtKM7

— Doordarshan Sports (@ddsportschannel) September 2, 2021

Singapore’s Yip Pin Xiu claims her second gold at the #Tokyo2020 Paralympics, winning the women's 50m backstroke S2 event https://t.co/EZ7iEz3I5B pic.twitter.com/7z4NUqdC0o

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) September 2, 2021

Though they didn't make it through to the finals, this #Paralympics proposal is gold-medal status! https://t.co/pIyKM7i8As

— POPSUGAR Fitness (@POPSUGARFitness) September 2, 2021

https://twitter.com/ttieynna/status/1432871539200782337

Suhas L Y, #IAS DM Gautam Budh Nagar (NOIDA), UP, #Ind defeated #Ger Niklas Pott in straight set 21-9, 21-3 in #ParaBadminton Mens Singles SL4 at #PARALYMPICS
His next group match is tomorrow morning 6:50 am IST. #Cheer4India #Cheer4Suhas
pic.twitter.com/C8nDGWjwsp

— IAS Association (@IASassociation) September 2, 2021

https://twitter.com/ManasBengaluru/status/1433391048345014278

Proud of Praveen Kumar for winning the Silver medal at the #Paralympics. This medal is the result of his hard work and unparalleled dedication. Congratulations to him. Best wishes for his future endeavours. #Praise4Para

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 3, 2021

Keula Nidreia Pereira Semedo from Cape Verde got a surprise marriage proposal from guide after her Tokyo Paralympics 2020 Women's 200m T11 Heat 4 event.#YouDeserveIt #Paralympics pic.twitter.com/ZR6Lq7EwOb

— SABC Sport (@SPORTATSABC) September 2, 2021

https://twitter.com/TeamUSA/status/1433402176349491200
　https://twitter.com/European_blogs/status/1433408562957541377

Challenging unpopular Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga for party leadership, Fumio Kishida, a former foreign minister, promotes an economic stimulus package to combat the COVID pandemic.#COVID19 #Japan https://t.co/5YFE3s0BT8

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) September 2, 2021

Prioritizing the economy over security issues has been the policy stance of former Japanese foreign minister Fumio Kishida, who plans to challenge Prime Minister Suga in a party leadership contest next month.https://t.co/Szwxj3YHnF

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) August 27, 2021

Japan lays out growth strategy priorities ahead of elections https://t.co/jMgBQcsY2g pic.twitter.com/xeA2BxiQYD

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2021

PHOTO CORRECTION: Japanese PM's rival Kishida urges coronavirus stimulus package https://t.co/PSgODR8lk5 We are deleting a previous tweet containing an incorrect photo pic.twitter.com/tXSWoHDfT2

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2021

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry held talks in Tokyo with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and other ministers on cooperation on carbon emissions. Kerry has led U.S. efforts to convince the global community of the threat of climate change https://t.co/oekITqiLqA pic.twitter.com/8QHro1IFsL

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2021

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry arrives in Tokyo for talks with Japanese PM Suga and other officials on cooperation on carbon emissions and cutting support for fossil fuels, especially coal. https://t.co/Qdfp5TCXcR

— NBC News (@NBCNews) August 31, 2021

Japanese PM Suga denies reports of dissolving Parliament in mid-September – Reuters https://t.co/RGwDhM5UaL

— The Edge Malaysia (@theedgemalaysia) September 1, 2021

Tokyo Paralympics 2020 day four: athletics, triathlon and more – live! https://t.co/bMiHYi5yFI

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 28, 2021

Japan is suspending use of about 1.63 million doses of Moderna vaccine after contamination was found in some unused vials https://t.co/Mx50vyMkbr

— KSAT 12 (@ksatnews) August 26, 2021

Romania and Japan have celebrated a century of diplomatic relations with officials from both countries visiting the site of what will be one of Europe's longest suspension bridges https://t.co/y90pLwNgyt

— KSAT 12 (@ksatnews) August 26, 2021

The modern Paralympics are unrecognisable from the last time Tokyo hosted in 1964.

This growth have come challenges.

The functional classification system remains a contentious issue. https://t.co/Ykm1sAnECZ

— The Conversation (@ConversationUK) August 24, 2021

Tokyo medical advisor slams Bach's latest visit https://t.co/xYGaDy3V9W pic.twitter.com/gbEKofcl2L

— City A.M. (@CityAM) August 25, 2021

Japan’s retailers shift with the seasons, and at speed. On “The Intelligence” @NoahSneider describes the latest, fleeting obsession: chocolate-mint flavour https://t.co/E0hMofvxbf pic.twitter.com/axpwOhpDRw

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) August 25, 2021

Japan's economy bounced back ahead of the Olympics, data shows https://t.co/2xxYgaZrvZ

— BBC Business (@BBCBusiness) August 16, 2021

Just like the Olympics, which ended a fortnight ago, the Paralympics is set to commence amid a drumbeat of doom.

✍️ Philip Patrick https://t.co/ElfzrO5sG5

— Coffee House (@SpecCoffeeHouse) August 25, 2021

Afghan athletes were unable to attend The Tokyo Paralympic Games, which opened on Tuesday. But in a show of respect for the country’s two Paralympians, the flag of Afghanistan was carried into the parade by a volunteer. https://t.co/2WspzQWaJZ pic.twitter.com/pkDwOVcB8A

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 24, 2021

Melissa Stockwell, a triathlete and veteran of the Iraq War, and Chuck Aoki, the captain of the U.S. wheelchair rugby team, carried the flag and led the American team at the Paralympics opening ceremony in Tokyo.https://t.co/bCzNANdc4v

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 24, 2021

The Tokyo Paralympic Games opened in a largely empty stadium, with the refugee team leading the parade of athletes.

Follow the ceremony here.https://t.co/GzTybAgO0M

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 24, 2021

The art of the opening ceremony, captured in photos by @nytchangster https://t.co/dv1RwCa2a3

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) August 24, 2021

Generating attention for Paralympics could be a challenge, particularly in Japan, where a persistent wave of coronavirus infections has burdened the hospital system in Tokyo and unnerved the public. https://t.co/Z86jEKWupu

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) August 24, 2021

https://twitter.com/NBCSports/status/1430140010389544960

The president of the International Paralympic Committee told athletes that they were the "the best of humanity" as the Tokyo Paralympics kicked off with a vibrant Opening Ceremony on Tuesday https://t.co/rV7RcGQKgu

— CNN International (@cnni) August 24, 2021

The flag of Afghanistan will be used as a symbol of "solidarity and peace" as the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games kicks off on Tuesday night in Japan. https://t.co/e91evq1JpJ

— CNN International (@cnni) August 24, 2021

Opening ceremony of Tokyo 2020 Paralympics held as 29 Irish athletes set to compete https://t.co/3O615GDYuh

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) August 24, 2021

22 athletes to represent #CRO at the #Paralympics in Tokyo https://t.co/ayRJAA6Do7

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) August 19, 2021

Japan's gov't "has offered essentially no policy response to deal with the Delta wave or the country’s continuing economic woes," writes Takatoshi Ito; PM Yoshihide Suga must act quickly to save lives – and his own prospects: @ProSyn https://t.co/UeOfir61q2 pic.twitter.com/U0nKFzU5b0

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) August 29, 2021

Fletcher GMAP Alumnus, seven-time Paralympic medalist in swimming, and current member of the Toyota U.S. Paratriathlon National Team @BradSnyderUSA will be competing tomorrow in the #Tokyo2021 #Paralympics!

Learn more about Brad here: https://t.co/ycGiTY9fGY

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) August 27, 2021

World 世界情勢等 Vol.20 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.177

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.176 (nytimes, USATODAY, cnni, NBCNews, cpsj, etc.)

World Vol.175 (cspan, NewYorker, TheAtlantic)

World Vol.174 (Afghanistan)

World Vol.173 (incl Afghanistan)

World Vol.172 (Afghanistan)

World Vol.171 (incl Afghanistan)

World Vol.169 (Afghanistan)

World Vol.168 (Afghanistan)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
175：@NewYorker
174：@aawsat_eng、@ForeignAffairs
173：@TheWilsonCenter、@IranPrimer、@CBS8
172：@BBCWorld２枚、@AtlanticCouncil,@politico
171：@BelferCenter
168：@washingtonpost,@dandrezner

Japan・Japanese及びAfghanistan・Afghanを入力、検索して8月27日正午頃出て来た最近のツイート

Japan dispatches three aircraft for Afghanistan rescue mission pic.twitter.com/yLQD5V7Cd4

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) August 26, 2021

Japan has dispatched a Self-Defense Force plane to evacuate Japanese nationals and Afghan staff members from its embassy in Kabul. pic.twitter.com/tDsiIMcEHY

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) August 23, 2021

As Japan's government scrambles to evacuate Japanese and local staff working at its embassy and other Japanese organizations in Afghanistan following the Taliban's return to power, some of those involved in the mission aired safety concerns Tuesday. https://t.co/OgBYvtTR7R

— Asia Democracy Chronicles (@demchronicles) August 26, 2021

Taking account of the recent deterioration in security situation in Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, JMOD/JSDF today received a request from Minister for Foreign Affairs ad interim to transport Japanese nationals, etc. from Afghanistan. pic.twitter.com/wabdBbSfaN

— Japan Ministry of Defense/Self-Defense Forces (@ModJapan_en) August 23, 2021

Plans to temporarily relocate evacuees to U.S. bases in South Korea and Japan were scrapped due to logistical and geographical factors, according to a Reuters report on Tuesday. https://t.co/oUK9dxFWSF

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) August 26, 2021

U.S. Forces Korea “has not been tasked to provide temporary housing or other support for anyone departing Afghanistan,” spokesman Col. Lee Peters said in an email Monday to Stars and Stripes. https://t.co/3tB6z0z4cD

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

U.S. military commands in the Pacific say they are ready to help with the evacuation of vulnerable Afghans. https://t.co/3tB6z0z4cD

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) August 23, 2021

The United States has decided against the idea of using its largest overseas military bases in South Korea and Japan to house Afghan refugees temporarily, two sources with close knowledge of the matter told @Reuters. https://t.co/3JJSsKcUSd

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) August 24, 2021

https://twitter.com/aldin_ww/status/1429770350355755014

Japan sends SDF aircraft to Afghanistan for evacuations. It will be the first time the SDF has evacuated foreign nationals from a country. https://t.co/m3AdAgjNIn

— Céline Pajon (@CelinePajon) August 24, 2021

The collapse of Afghan government means that the West needs to cooperate with Iran in order to bring some order to the ME. Policy of war & sanctions has clearly failed.
Iran: Japanese FM discusses nuclear deal, Afghanistan turmoil https://t.co/sIRoQxiMbF via @AJEnglish

— Farhang Jahanpour (@FJShirazi) August 24, 2021

What’s happening in the US should worry the EU, Japan, Australia or Canada. We are far from being equipped for a weak US.

The last weeks are a bitter and critical game changer that will reinforce the Chinese global influence. #Afghanistan https://t.co/GAKvlNdNaP

— Alexandre Krauss (@AlexandreKrausz) August 24, 2021

https://twitter.com/HJS_Org/status/1428762708791398400

The US will have to fight the rapidly growing trust deficit, which would be felt among its post-war allies including Japan, Korea and the 10-nation Association of South East Asian Nations.#UnitedStates #Afghanistan #Taliban https://t.co/FAD38zfNvm

— Deccan Herald (@DeccanHerald) August 25, 2021

The alternative to withdrawal from Afghanistan was not “endless occupation” but open-ended presence. Occupation is imposed, presence invited. Unless you think we are occupying Japan, Germany, & South Korea. And yes, withdrawal was the problem. https://t.co/FceI02wWNF

— Richard N. Haass (@RichardHaass) August 27, 2021

Global repositioning notwithstanding, allies such as Japan know they must play a greater security role.https://t.co/vp4a10CjHf

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) August 20, 2021

We were in a "non combat" mode in #Afghanistan & could have kept the country semi-stable with about 2500 troops & air support & a robust logistics tail. Could have gradually (and quietly) withdrawn some support over time. We are still in #Korea, #Germany, #Japan, & #Italy! https://t.co/yr4Gdj4jER

— Jim (@CSMUSArmy) August 18, 2021

https://twitter.com/japan_radar/status/1430952511632908294
https://twitter.com/japan_radar/status/1430847389682728964
https://twitter.com/japan_radar/status/1429760959044747270
https://twitter.com/japan_radar/status/1428841036827136001

Addressing the situation in neighbouring Afghanistan, Raisi welcomed the efforts of Japan and other countries in the region to help establish peace and stability in the Asian nation and in the region. https://t.co/OZpFVtbLIp

— The Statesman (@TheStatesmanLtd) August 23, 2021

Taliban invite Japan for reconstruction of Afghanistanhttps://t.co/fv4otFiw4C pic.twitter.com/vneWBEUebk

— Yeni Şafak English (@yenisafakEN) August 24, 2021

Three Japanese aircraft to lift nationals, local staff from Afghanistanhttps://t.co/Ccd664eVMt pic.twitter.com/sAYbog4hMf

— Yeni Şafak English (@yenisafakEN) August 23, 2021

Afghan athletes are unable to get to Japan to participate in the Paralympic Games due to ongoing turmoil in their country after the insurgent group Taliban took control, routing government forceshttps://t.co/6OoF3l36tu

— WION (@WIONews) August 24, 2021

#Japan will send three Self-Defense Forces (SDF) planes to #Afghanistan to evacuate Japanese nationals and local staff who worked for the country's embassy and other organisations, the top government spokesperson said on Monday. pic.twitter.com/VUqrNMkZML

— IANS Tweets (@ians_india) August 23, 2021

He also insisted that the G7 made up of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States and the UK had considerable leverage at its disposal.https://t.co/dKAWKEnJO7

— News18 (@CNNnews18) August 24, 2021

Japanese defence minister Nobuo Kishi said the planes will pick up nationals and Afghans who worked for the Japanese Embassy and development agencies.#Afghanistan #AfghanistanBurning #Japan https://t.co/uzR5AOCIHw

— EastMojo (@EastMojo) August 23, 2021

#Japan will send three military aircraft to Afghanistan starting Monday to evacuate Japanese citizens and local staff as security deteriorates following #Taliban takeover, officials saidhttps://t.co/iXpUqpZwrZ

— Business Standard (@bsindia) August 23, 2021

Japan closes embassy in Afghanistan https://t.co/yvX7t5smi8 pic.twitter.com/mRF5nF6kCX

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) August 17, 2021

US scraps plan to use S.Korea, Japan bases for Afghan refugees —sourceshttps://t.co/Ddh13MnJg7

— GMA News (@gmanews) August 24, 2021

#Japan will send three military aircrafts to #Afghanistan to evacuate Japanese citizens and local staff as security deteriorates following the Taliban takeover, officials say.https://t.co/CkmUIO0Wya

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) August 23, 2021

US cancels plan to use South Korean and Japanese military bases for Afghan refugees – sources https://t.co/uAlq4qSEv3

— ExBulletin (@ExBulletinUk) August 24, 2021

Afghanistan Crisis: Japan to Send Three Military Aircrafts to Kabul to Evacuate Japanese Citizenshttps://t.co/1Tj0UsWJG9 #Afghanistan #AfghanistanCrisis #JapanMilitaryAircrafts #JapaneseCitizens #Kabul #Taliban

— LatestLY (@latestly) August 23, 2021

Japan will send military aircraft to Afghanistan to evacuate Japanese citizens and local staff. https://t.co/LZcjgzbdWo

— 9NEWS Denver (@9NEWS) August 23, 2021

Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi says the planes will pick up Japanese nationals and Afghans who worked for the Japanese Embassy and development agencies. https://t.co/4lfboSAewE

— CBS 8 San Diego (@CBS8) August 23, 2021

Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi says the planes will pick up Japanese nationals and Afghans who worked for the Japanese Embassy and development agencies. https://t.co/0602KRQ1YX

— FOX61 (@FOX61News) August 23, 2021

Japan will send three military aircraft to Afghanistan to evacuate its citizens, AP reports https://t.co/CrFXjhld04

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) August 23, 2021

CCS Kato announces dispatch of SDF aircraft to Afghanistan. First of two C-130s left today. Will evacuate Japanese and Afghans, and provide assistance as needed to other nations there. https://t.co/1ArRJikvtF

— Sheila A. Smith (@SheilaSmithCFR) August 24, 2021

Japan continued efforts Thursday to evacuate its nationals and local staff working at its embassy and other Japanese organizations in conflict-torn Afghanistan, officials said. (via @kyodo_english)https://t.co/vs3ONAUThb

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) August 26, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide has stressed that Japan is willing to contribute to humanitarian aid for Afghanistan. (via @NHKWORLD_News)https://t.co/MPqSPmUWYk pic.twitter.com/mf97vtHw8L

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) August 25, 2021

Japan will send Self-Defense Forces plane to Afghanistan to evacuate Japanese nationals there and local staff#Afghanistan https://t.co/HaOwDAyqQw

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) August 23, 2021

AFGHAN TURMOIL | JAPAN's ACT OF MERCY

Japan has usually been reluctant to accept international refugees, but this time is different.https://t.co/wi5QBFzPJr

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) August 25, 2021

G-7 to work closely for safe evacuation from Afghanistanhttps://t.co/XfYLGxDkxI

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) August 25, 2021

The government has decided to dispatch Self-Defense Forces transport aircraft to Kabul to evacuate Japanese nationals from Afghanistan in the wake of the Taliban retaking control of the country. https://t.co/fQcMdZS5iF

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) August 23, 2021

G-7 vows to ensure safe #Afghanistan evacuation, keep Taliban on watchhttps://t.co/nP4iXMgnMq

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) August 24, 2021

JUST IN: Japan, Iran agree to cooperate in stabilizing Afghanistan: Motegihttps://t.co/Csw8DPPEsb pic.twitter.com/asxoqoGv4F

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) August 22, 2021

Biden vows to complete difficult evacuation mission in #Afghanistan https://t.co/FbEPsRsdD4

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) August 20, 2021

#XiJinping , #Putin agree to join hands to stabilize situation in #Afghanistan https://t.co/QO3x3cheuL #China #Russia

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) August 25, 2021

70% of #Americans back U.S. withdrawal from #Afghanistan: pollhttps://t.co/tilQ6cvVgV

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) August 21, 2021

G-7 affirms need to swiftly evacuate foreigners from Afghanistan https://t.co/lKFaQe9u8c

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 19, 2021

Taliban's takeover in Afghanistan may prompt China to value Japan https://t.co/gCLECZa35c

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

Tokyo Paralympic opening ceremony to include Afghanistan flaghttps://t.co/f2CIVXzQOt

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 23, 2021

Afghan interpreter confides to Mainichi fears of Taliban execution: 'We're left behind'https://t.co/H8YM4ZTlEW

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 25, 2021

Afghan flag carried by volunteer at Paralympic opening ceremony https://t.co/HAo5cATmoF

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 25, 2021

Kaleidoscope of the Heart: Afghanistan activist Dr. Nakamura taught us to work together https://t.co/xr1OFeV41h

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 25, 2021

SDF planes to rescue remaining Japanese, local staff from #Kabul #Afghanistan | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, #Japan News and Analysis : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/tUltkKhT4x

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) August 23, 2021

JJ Chalmers boarded a flight to Japan for the Tokyo Paralympics when he was unexpectedly reunited with the pilot who flew him out of Afghanistan a decade ago and helped save his life.
https://t.co/LO2mCdmFw4

— USA TODAY Sports (@usatodaysports) August 25, 2021

The flag of Afghanistan will be used as a symbol of "solidarity and peace" as the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games kicks off on Tuesday night in Japan #Paralympics https://t.co/yhmq4cyh9A

— CNNWynn (@WynnWs) August 24, 2021

#Tokyo2020 titbits: Afghans are loved https://t.co/pfgDokBdrr | @DhakabaKigongo in Japan

— Daily Monitor Sports (@Monitor_Sport) August 26, 2021

Afghanistan's flag will be included in the Paralympics opening ceremony, despite the fact the country's athletes are unable to make it to Japan.@_JordanJBryan reports from Tokyo. https://t.co/DPAiUrKvW5

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) August 23, 2021

https://twitter.com/reuterspictures/status/1430194260377313284

Afghanistan’s stability and reconstruction are closely related to Japan’s national interest, Japanese Prime Minister @sugawitter said on Wednesday, adding that Tokyo will work closely with other countries on Afghanistan.https://t.co/hz7iUCmlMZ pic.twitter.com/KJIjzYSn0l

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) August 26, 2021

An #Afghan soldier was killed and several were wounded when a gun battle erupted on Monday amid continuing chaos at Kabul airport in Afghanistan.https://t.co/2Cr3CHFGSb pic.twitter.com/Hwc9oVMdE4

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) August 24, 2021

The Japanese government plans to dispatch a Self-Defense Forces airplane to Afghanistan to evacuate Japanese nationals and others in the country, now under the control of the #Taliban.https://t.co/k7TVLSBz78 pic.twitter.com/WLUcHStBn3

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) August 23, 2021

Safety concern aired as Japan rushes to evacuate nationals from Kabul: As Japan's government scrambles to evacuate Japanese and local staff working at its embassy and other Japanese organizations in Afghanistan following the Taliban's return to power,… https://t.co/0wfjPNOVpD

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) August 24, 2021

Taliban want to maintain good relations with Japan: spokesman: A spokesman for the Taliban has said the Islamist group wants to maintain good relations with Japan, expressing hope that the country will reopen its recently shuttered embassy… https://t.co/Cayc4aHjQX

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) August 24, 2021

Gov't to send SDF planes to Kabul to evacuate Japanese, Afghans: Japan will send three military aircraft to Afghanistan starting Monday to evacuate Japanese citizens and local staff as security deteriorates following the Taliban takeover, officials said.… https://t.co/pKb0aMGgMD

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) August 23, 2021

Japan to send SDF aircraft to Afghanistan to evacuate Japanese nationals https://t.co/J6N5BxVJap

— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) August 23, 2021

I don't think this point is even worth a full article. It should be blatantly obvious to anyone that Afghanistan is nothing like Japan, South Korea, or Taiwan. Not even close. https://t.co/y0WZfg2yhv

— Oliver Jia (オリバー・ジア) (@OliverJia1014) August 26, 2021

Commentary: Experts say history has shown that Afghanistan's traditional tribal groups tend to reject central government rule, which was the case during the British, Soviet and U.S. interventions. https://t.co/5kFCxGOsTG

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 26, 2021

The bombings mark the worst single-day death toll for the U.S. military in Afghanistan since 2011. https://t.co/J7mXCbJIWM

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 26, 2021

Freedom to swim: Afghan refugee competes in Tokyo Paralympics | via @nytimes https://t.co/Ww4KmQ37PA

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 26, 2021

Pressure to complete the evacuations has intensified amid concerns about the security situation outside the airport, where the Taliban are in control. https://t.co/bUoq7sQ1DE

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 26, 2021

Commentary: It’s in the world's interest to educated Afghanistan's girls — as one may become the leader who plays a critical role in the fight against extremism. https://t.co/faMyMzBBc6

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 26, 2021

Biden resists Afghan deadline pressure but seeks backup options https://t.co/w6qUQw7iLE

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 26, 2021

A Taliban spokesman praised Japanese NGOs and stressed that the group will guarantee the safety of Japanese nationals and their property. https://t.co/RgtyZQYdEI

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 26, 2021

Commentary: The Taliban’s quick takeover of Afghanistan and the near impossibility of being able to establish a functioning government in Kabul suggests Biden's withdrawal decision was the right one. https://t.co/lz8xiypXD8

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 25, 2021

Afghan Paralympians evacuated and safe, IPC says #Tokyo2020 #Paralympics https://t.co/oSxy8aH6rR

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 25, 2021

Biden resisted mounting pressure to keep U.S. troops in Afghanistan past his Aug. 31 deadline but ordered his national security team to come up with contingency plans if he determines that a delay is needed. https://t.co/TCMGlI50A0

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 25, 2021

Commentary: The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan should not be construed with its commitments to Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. The U.S. Afghan presence was pressed upon it by the 9/11 attacks. https://t.co/vtYjjzjoKm

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 24, 2021

Some members of the SDF and the Defense Ministry expressed wariness over the fluid security situation in Afghanistan and the hurriedly arranged nature of the transport mission. https://t.co/UOrYrGnBtb

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 24, 2021

A Taliban spokesman praised Japanese NGOs and stressed that the group will guarantee the safety of Japanese nationals and their property. https://t.co/4NAom45u6e

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 24, 2021

Commentary: A failure to engage after a debacle like Afghanistan will undermine U.S. credibility, proof once again that the coverup is often worse than the crime. https://t.co/lhrPXaJhPd

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 24, 2021

China, with no previous involvement in Afghanistan but a strong alliance with Pakistan, has held out an olive branch to the Taliban, enticed by the country’s mineral wealth. https://t.co/GKdQ2INrUD

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 24, 2021

Japan plans to dispatch a Self-Defense Forces plane to Afghanistan to evacuate Japanese nationals and local staff who have worked for the Japanese Embassy. https://t.co/sdJjuKo0bz

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 23, 2021

The White House has gone on the diplomatic offensive in Asia after years of passive U.S. engagement. https://t.co/mzOxvrgBKP

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 23, 2021

Afghanistan is by far the world's biggest producer of heroin, making the drug policies of the new Taliban-led government of crucial importance. https://t.co/qBT9ZOSBMA

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

Commentary: From Vietnam to the Persian Gulf, the American empire has been defeated and worn down about as thoroughly as the British and French in the early 1960s. https://t.co/Yo6w18HzCG

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

“I hope the world leaders won’t abandon Afghanistan now and will continue their support and provide guidance to help restore normal life there." https://t.co/60utUVehhW

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

"What we are seeing is a country collapsing. All the pride, happiness to be there to empower women and men of the country, is like it was just wasted." https://t.co/Q0u40Lhfgl

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

The Panjshir Valley has long had a reputation as a bastion of resistance in Afghanistan, but analysts doubt it'll be a threat for the Taliban. https://t.co/wK8HhP0UeG

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

Chaos around Kabul Airport was so bad this week that the U.S. military was forced to use three helicopters to transport 169 Americans into the complex from a building just 200 meters away. https://t.co/CuCo5gO16z

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

International Paralympic Committee chief Andrew Parsons said his organization has no means to safely bring athletes from Afghanistan to Tokyo. https://t.co/VtIKl4uiVa

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

Commentary: The biggest U.S. mistake after 9/11 was the failure to secure long-term support from the frontline states surrounding Afghanistan such as Iran, China, Russia and, above all, Pakistan. https://t.co/tORPQp2jS6

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

"Sometimes I stand in front of the window and I think about how I got here and how I’m lucky that I’m not in Afghanistan now." https://t.co/ePo7DjoCYt

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

Commentary: The various factions of the Taliban will split, mostly on ethnic lines, and another civil war of uncertain length will follow. https://t.co/0dAN44qTBc

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

The insurgent Taliban took over Afghanistan with astonishing speed, but it appears unlikely that it will prove equally as fast in gaining control of most of the Afghan central bank’s roughly $10 billion in assets. https://t.co/Jb9kw3qS6l

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

"What we are seeing is a country collapsing. All the pride, happiness to be there to empower women and men of the country, is like it was just wasted." https://t.co/1s4i1hdHvk

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 19, 2021

"They (NATO and the United States) should have admitted failure earlier." https://t.co/5WlnuKNm2y

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 19, 2021

Every other country (aside from Japan) is free to invade Afghanistan with their own troops. Enough American men and women have died. https://t.co/0B0NTRVnz2

— Jessy Han (@hjessy_) August 25, 2021

A Taliban unit recreated a photograph in seized U.S. military gear appearing to mock the famous World War II image of the raising of the flag at Iwo Jima, Japan. #Afghanistan https://t.co/mP299tNVkh

— Yahoo Philippines (@YahooPH) August 24, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.30

Kyodo News Digest: Aug. 22, 2021

⏩Opposition wins Yokohama mayor election in blow to Suga

⏩Japan eyes sending SDF plane to Afghanistan for evacuation

⏩Latest #news summarieshttps://t.co/AE70ZnAxNE

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) August 22, 2021

Heavy #rain continues in western #Japan, mudslide warnings issuedhttps://t.co/1LfmRER3pP

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) August 19, 2021

Mother, 2 kids die in central #Japan mudslide as heavy #rain continueshttps://t.co/JXSL4GPZGj

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) August 15, 2021

PM Suga regrets opposition win in Yokohama mayor election https://t.co/0BHuT6HoZ1

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 23, 2021

PM Suga's leadership under fire as LDP candidate loses Yokohama vote https://t.co/LzSeCCMTnm

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 23, 2021

The Mainichi (Japan Daily News)
Landslide risks remain as heavy rain predicted for western, eastern Japan on Aug. 20https://t.co/j1WZvUELiF

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

Big setback for Suga as opposition wins Yokohama mayoral race #yokohama #casino #COVID19 | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis https://t.co/wR9wDq9Gt9

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) August 22, 2021

Eight found after landslide in Nagano; mother and 2 sons dead#Japan #rain #floods #mudslides #Nagano #Gifu https://t.co/p9zZ4qtdFl

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) August 15, 2021

Eight rescued after landslide in Nagano, but 3 feared dead#Japan #disaster #rain #floods #mudslides #Nagano #Gifu https://t.co/p9zZ4qtdFl

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) August 15, 2021

In a stunning political setback for Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on his home turf, opposition party-backed Takeharu Yamanaka defeated seven other candidates in the race to become Yokohama mayor. https://t.co/2ajZHTp8Na

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

After nearly two years, Japan could soon be getting a new, Senate-approved U.S. ambassador — one who has the ear of President Joe Biden. https://t.co/aCDu09hu9f

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

Voting is underway in the Yokohama mayoral election, with the result set to have major implications for Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's hopes of remaining in power beyond the fall. https://t.co/Nzj8pnHwKP

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

Heavy rain continued to pound western Japan on Thursday, with the weather agency issuing mudslide warnings. https://t.co/srpiKD2M6z

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 19, 2021

Japan's weather agency has warned of the risk of further flooding, swollen rivers and mudslides across wide areas of the nation as heavy rain from last week continues. https://t.co/eiU2V5dNZH

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 18, 2021

Heavy rain continued to pound western Japan on Thursday, with the weather agency issuing mudslide warnings. https://t.co/srpiKD2M6z

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 19, 2021

Next month’s Yokohama mayoral campaign has suddenly become a major challenge to Prime Minister Suga on his own turf. https://t.co/WCY6dx2n5o

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) July 8, 2021

Hachiro Okonogi, chairman of the National Public Safety Commission and a close aide to PM Suga, said he will run in the August election for mayor of Yokohama. https://t.co/SVBD1ea4eD

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

BREAKING | Suga suffers blow as LDP-backed candidate loses Yokohama mayoral election.https://t.co/j8oOiCAgx8

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) August 22, 2021

SUGA'S LAST STAND? | JAPAN PM BETS ON MAYORAL RACE

Struggling with rock-bottom support, Prime Minister Suga hopes his candidate's victory in his home turf of Yokohama will boost his political fortunes as well.https://t.co/vjn6FeKIFu

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) August 19, 2021

Public safety commission chief Okonogi to run for Yokohama mayor: Hachiro Okonogi, chairman of the National Public Safety Commission and a close aide to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, said Tuesday he will run in the August election for… https://t.co/eKyfg8Uhbs

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) June 22, 2021

#Japanese #Pharmaceutical company Eisai Co launched Tazverik, an anticancer #drug

Read Here || https://t.co/uYXKuTSEQw #Japan @EisaiUS #Cancer #Cancers #COVID19 #Corona #coronavirus #kabulairport #Kabul #AfghanWomen #Afghanistan #Taliban #JoeBiden #Afghanishtan #UnitedNations

— Drug Today Online (@drugtoday) August 16, 2021

Sygnature has entered a collaboration with Epigeneron, Inc., a Japanese bio-venture company that uses a unique, cutting-edge technology to identify potential drug targets that regulate the expression of disease-related genes. Read more: https://t.co/N0rWDrAWI9 #drugdiscovery

— Sygnature Discovery (@SygnatureDiscov) August 20, 2021

Japanese Red Cross teams are working in evacuation centers and distributing relief supplies after torrential rain triggered mudslides and floods across south-western Japan. @ifrc @jrcs_pr pic.twitter.com/UuziNGy63v

— IFRC Asia Pacific (@IFRCAsiaPacific) August 17, 2021

https://twitter.com/Flood_List/status/1426950145145544705

@Tesla Japanese companies’ partners for an #EnergyStorage facility in #Hokkaido #Japan @elonmusk #batterystorage https://t.co/UYgmNM3uVx pic.twitter.com/swBfXoJasC

— Emerging Technology News (@EtnMagazine) August 20, 2021

Oracle America has sued Japanese information technology company NEC Corp in federal court for allegedly infringing copyrights. Oracle is known to have licenced the software to the NEC since 2004. #yourippartner #destekpatent
Resource: Reuters pic.twitter.com/MTeeOOIMbN

— Destek Patent – Your IP Partner (@DestekPatentGLO) August 20, 2021

Yokohama picks opposition candidate over Suga's ally for mayor https://t.co/CeW6TlCeEh

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

Japan braces for more rain after floods, landslides | Malay Mail https://t.co/UESdXR6qp9

— Malay Mail (@malaymail) August 18, 2021

President Joe Biden plans to nominate Rahm Emanuel, who previously served as chief of staff to former President Barack Obama and mayor of Chicago, as U.S. ambassador to Japanhttps://t.co/YNrZHo1Cb7 pic.twitter.com/e3X2qfKqfi

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) August 21, 2021

Kyodo News says ruling party executives are refusing to talk about the Yokohama result, as they are in shock, but a senior Komeito executive says, "public dissatisfaction with the Suga administration's Covid policies was vented directly at Okonogi." (MP) #Japan #YoshihideSuga

— SNA Japan (@ShingetsuNews) August 22, 2021

In photos: Japan hit by heavy rain, causing floods, landslideshttps://t.co/O2wiRYg1lA pic.twitter.com/sqCsJnSYHR

— DAILY SABAH (@DailySabah) August 17, 2021

Torrential rain triggers a mudslide and more floods across Japan, leaving three people presumed dead and forcing the evacuation of dozens of residents pic.twitter.com/byEbmwN5wI

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) August 16, 2021

Torrential rain triggered a mudslide and more floods across Japan today, leaving three people presumed dead and forcing the evacuation of dozens of residents. https://t.co/tGIiwLCzEt

— AccuWeather (@accuweather) August 16, 2021

A dose of sporting kotahitanga has been welcome over the past fortnight in Tokyo.#HeraldPremium https://t.co/p0tuob7C9T pic.twitter.com/Roia8nWaTd

— nzherald (@nzherald) August 8, 2021

There were heartbreaking scenes in Tokyo as an athlete had a gold medal ripped away from her at the last moment – and the event’s use of horses became a hot topic. https://t.co/1UEGe8MbzS pic.twitter.com/CV61q3unfP

— nzherald (@nzherald) August 6, 2021

https://twitter.com/nzherald/status/1423130931896987651

Tokyo has reported a record increase in cases for three days in a row, including 3865 on Thursday, before logging another 3300 on Friday. https://t.co/nAF2rlmqFs pic.twitter.com/A14FHpwvOC

— nzherald (@nzherald) July 31, 2021

New Zealand Paralympians' splash and dash for extra cash in Tokyo https://t.co/Vl66SYjFLX pic.twitter.com/BmT7ce9SJs

— Stuff (@NZStuff) August 22, 2021

Tokyo Olympics: Marathon drama evokes memories of two crazy races over 100 years ago https://t.co/o4TdzAW4Hg pic.twitter.com/Ib3pfZivlz

— Stuff (@NZStuff) August 9, 2021

Tokyo Olympics: 'The lights went out', Zane Robertson explains marathon finish line collapse https://t.co/NZqO75E9uM pic.twitter.com/dH8pruR9Xg

— Stuff (@NZStuff) August 8, 2021

Tokyo Olympics: New Zealand 13th, Lisa Carrington beats Georgia, Serbia, Ireland on medal table https://t.co/d0RLLzbtU4 pic.twitter.com/HNfNslfKNq

— Stuff (@NZStuff) August 8, 2021

In Yokohama, Japan’s second-largest city, the stunning defeat Sunday of the mayoral candidate backed by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) could spell the swift downfall of embattled Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga. https://t.co/KYa4OCU8Pu

— Newsmax (@newsmax) August 22, 2021

Iran's foreign minister has met with his Japanese counterpart in Tehran and the two discussed de-escalation of tensions in the region, @AP reports https://t.co/oE6pBoZJ8n

— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) August 22, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Suga suffers a blow when a former aide loses in an election for mayor of Yokohama https://t.co/TbAFPEOQue

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) August 23, 2021

Japan extends its virus emergency as record infections strain the health system https://t.co/BVELJsqzbN

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) August 17, 2021

Japan is facing calls for harsher lockdowns seen in other parts of the world https://t.co/CQY7kfzA05

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) August 13, 2021

Japan has administered more than 100 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines and surpassed the U.S. in the share of elderly fully vaccinated, government figures show https://t.co/ZSnAX0L2jH

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) August 10, 2021

Xi's crackdown on Hong Kong is prompting Japan to talk openly about defending Taiwan https://t.co/joQc7J9ltn

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) August 8, 2021

Japan is seeking to expand a state of emergency in Tokyo to surrounding areas, as well as Osaka, and extend it to the end of August https://t.co/6I2mXNJSGZ

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) July 30, 2021

Delta dogs countries while Olympics bring political risk to Japan. Dig into our biggest political stories of the week https://t.co/TqMeUvhYON

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) July 24, 2021

The cancelation of the football match between South Africa and Japan deals a further blow to the troubled Olympic games https://t.co/3tYLJ4RMOp

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) July 21, 2021

“In his last Liberation Day speech as president…Moon said his government was ready to work with Japan on threats to the world such as the coronavirus pandemic and climate change.” @Lee_Jeong_Ho @bpolitics https://t.co/3GF426Ffh3

— The Korea Society (@koreasociety) August 16, 2021

737. Japan restarted the first nuclear reactor in more than three years, a long-awaited step forward for the nation’s utilities https://t.co/IPbGaieTEV via @bpolitics

— Malcolm Scott (@malcscot) August 8, 2021

The Federal will likely lift its zero-interest rate policy next year, Alan Blinder, a former Fed vice chair, told Japanese wire service Jiji Press https://t.co/RjkdbxrNZG

— Bloomberg Australia (@BloombergAU) August 15, 2021

Tokyo weighs use of Olympic venues as temporary medical facilities -paper https://t.co/6aW1gjtBSv pic.twitter.com/IwhbUyhohg

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 22, 2021

Japan's private-sector activity hit by COVID-19 surge – PMI https://t.co/3O8v8IfmYL pic.twitter.com/f9K5TPYPYf

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 23, 2021

Analysis: Risks of party revolt grow for Japan's PM Suga after local poll loss https://t.co/KM4sZhJ2Uh pic.twitter.com/o2uOi9O30i

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 23, 2021

Japan ex-foreign minister Kishida likely to run in LDP race -Sankei https://t.co/jXLMC7hzZK pic.twitter.com/q51nWyp3tb

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 23, 2021

Iran urges Japan to release billions in blocked funds amid U.S. sanctions https://t.co/xS1I3LsvRS pic.twitter.com/SDHOnbJH2p

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 22, 2021

Exit polls show ally of Japan's Suga losing Yokohama election, NHK says https://t.co/0HUBYEkSpJ pic.twitter.com/HuosEaMchH

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 22, 2021

Yokohama mayor election seen as bellwether for Japan PM Suga https://t.co/4P0C2N2ukT pic.twitter.com/Aj2v611JvH

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 22, 2021

Tokyo installed the #Paralympics symbol ahead of the Games set to begin next week https://t.co/FI4lOHWTpH pic.twitter.com/7Q2gqwuPsc

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 20, 2021

Tokyo 2020 organizers held a flame gathering ceremony, days before the opening ceremony for the Paralympics https://t.co/WhfE3S9a8d pic.twitter.com/LuS1pXmPCT

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 20, 2021

Japan plans to dramatically ramp up daily COVID-19 tests, borrowing from anti-contagion measures used in the recent Tokyo Olympics, as it battles its worst wave of infections, driven by the Delta variant https://t.co/NWLccx2Wnd pic.twitter.com/9Bcq8tA9oH

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 20, 2021

'My intention is to participate in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, please hold my hand and help me’: Afghan athlete Zakia Khudadadi made a plea for help as she sought to become the country's first female competitor at the #TokyoParalympics https://t.co/iGfc1ez4vO pic.twitter.com/64eTX7aqNb

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 18, 2021

Japan is set to extend its state of emergency in Tokyo and other regions to September 12 and widen curbs to seven more prefectures https://t.co/tA5OkvAbDf pic.twitter.com/tsq8lG2X3H

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 17, 2021

ICYMI: Thousands of people in front of the Eiffel Tower celebrated the #Olympics coming to Paris in 2024 as #Tokyo2020 ended pic.twitter.com/ocRLlhPwRN

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 15, 2021

WATCH: SoftBank Group’s Vision Fund unit posts a first-quarter profit of $2.14 billion https://t.co/fA9HfI1hcF pic.twitter.com/23zKhfvhnv

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 15, 2021

WATCH: Noah Lyles, the American sprinter who won the bronze in the men’s 200 meters at #Tokyo2020, talks about mental health and racial equality pic.twitter.com/B5EsmRm75Y

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 15, 2021

ICYMI: France rolled out the red carpet for the Olympic flag's arrival from Tokyo as Paris is set to host the 2024 Summer Games https://t.co/aHJNE6pPNy pic.twitter.com/sdROYkRsEi

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 15, 2021

ICYMI: Fireworks exploded over Tokyo skies, bringing an end to the #Olympics https://t.co/sUGtvs4IUg pic.twitter.com/R26pvgrxPQ

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 15, 2021

Japan's Suga pledges not to wage war again as ministers visit controversial shrine https://t.co/UugfxH0NxQ pic.twitter.com/v2DENmWTlu

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 15, 2021

In call, Biden commends Japan's Suga for successful Olympics https://t.co/f8NHiwwWLH pic.twitter.com/gyYbWGPXtS

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 10, 2021

Around 500 participants, including Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, gathered at Nagasaki Peace Park to commemorate the 76th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing pic.twitter.com/A5aLVSeBjr

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 9, 2021

Japan PM Suga apologises for skipping parts of Hiroshima speech https://t.co/Adoeiesdnr pic.twitter.com/hdojOZNvaQ

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 6, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.29

People in Japan, Hawaii and Norway are among the healthiest in the world—here are their secrets to a long and happy life. (via @CNBCMakeIt) https://t.co/3FEOaC5ZRK

— CNBC (@CNBC) August 6, 2021

Japanese sports cars were all the rage back in the day. Now, they're poised to make a comeback. Japanese automakers such as Toyota, Honda, and Nissan are resurrecting some of their most iconic models. Here are the details. https://t.co/UROtaP0MHr pic.twitter.com/DxOIfQxs5s

— CNBC (@CNBC) August 8, 2021

“The surge in infections is reaching alarming record highs,” Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga says. https://t.co/LrbrqfNRdq

— ABC News (@ABC) August 16, 2021

Torrential rain continues to trigger floods in wide areas of southwestern Japan, damaging homes and disrupting transportation. https://t.co/tqJB5D1W7Y

— ABC News (@ABC) August 14, 2021

A cargo ship broke into two pieces after running aground in a northern Japanese port and started spilling oil into the sea, authorities said. All crew members have been safely rescued. https://t.co/OakUUr3r82 pic.twitter.com/YrQJPwU2PT

— ABC News (@ABC) August 14, 2021

Japan, Australia and New Zealand all got through the first year of the coronavirus pandemic in relatively good shape — but now are taking diverging paths in dealing with new outbreaks of the fast-spreading delta variant. https://t.co/Apsjk2Qptj

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 22, 2021

President Joe Biden is nominating former senior State Department official Nicholas Burns to serve as his ambassador to China and former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel to serve as his envoy to Japan. https://t.co/TLl1JFZlk6

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 20, 2021

Japanese actor Sonny Chiba, who wowed the world with his martial arts skills in more than 100 films, including “Kill Bill,” has died. He was 82. https://t.co/PCRv0tYIt8

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 20, 2021

Japanese scientists plan to bring soil samples back from the Mars region ahead of the U.S. and China, which started Mars missions last year. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency plans to launch an explorer to land on a Martian moon in 2024. https://t.co/BURl8NgHQ1

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 19, 2021

Countries’ foods are also windows on their souls. In Olympic host country Japan, two unusual dishes, rice pizza and Cup Noodle ice cream, have plenty to say about Japanese traits of inventiveness, risk-taking and openness to foreign influences. https://t.co/1tRE9OT68H

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

Japan has marked the 76th anniversary of its surrender in World War II, with a somber ceremony in which Prime Minister Yosihide Suga pledged for the tragedy of war to never be repeated but avoided apologizing for his country’s aggression. https://t.co/aF4vXSNNLy

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 15, 2021

Torrential rain has triggered a mudslide and more floods across Japan, leaving three people presumed dead and forcing the evacuation of dozens of residents. https://t.co/zJJfXbnuWR

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 15, 2021

“I believe we were able to fulfill our responsibility as the host nation.” Japan’s Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga thanked people for helping the country safely hold the Olympics despite the difficulties of the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/AEvzZzvxel

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

The retired U.S. Marine colonel whose troops planted a U.S. flag over the Japanese island of Iwo Jima during World War II has died. Dave Severance was 102. https://t.co/7HJC38UHQs

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 6, 2021

What does it mean to be Japanese? The Tokyo Olympics have jump-started that conversation in Japan. Athletes like tennis superstar Naomi Osaka often face backlash because they are multiracial in a country that values homogeneity and conformity.https://t.co/ujWhdSuKTJ

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 5, 2021

Japanese officials have expressed alarm after Tokyo reported record-breaking coronavirus cases for two straight days with the Olympics well underway. Chief Cabinet Secretary Katunobu Kato told reporters the new cases are also soaring across the country. https://t.co/shYJov437l

— The Associated Press (@AP) July 29, 2021

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has decided not to visit Japan for the Tokyo Summer Olympics, citing a failure to set up a summit with Japan’s Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga that would produce meaningful results in improving relations. https://t.co/vGJCVw2Kxt

— The Associated Press (@AP) July 19, 2021

U.S. President Joe Biden, China's Xi Jinping, Japan's Yoshihide Suga and Vladimir Putin of Russia are among Pacific Rim leaders gathering virtually to discuss strategies to help economies rebound from a resurgent COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/4kOhvwo6KN

— The Associated Press (@AP) July 16, 2021

"Nagasaki on Monday marked the 76th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing of the Japanese city with its mayor urging Japan, the United States and Russia to do more to eliminate nuclear weapons." https://t.co/y0OS8TCLzp @mariyamaguchi @AP

— Nichi Bei Foundation (@nichibei) August 9, 2021

At least four people are presumed dead and two are missing after torrential rain triggered mudslides throughout Japan. https://t.co/EJCsxYyQmf pic.twitter.com/WTkgzYqbXz

— CNN Weather Center (@CNNweather) August 15, 2021

New #Ambassadorial picks.
Read more about the confirmation process in #DiplomaticDiary: https://t.co/p0P9QpPjxq https://t.co/91eIUVYpW0 @RNicholasBurns #China #Japan @JapanEmbDC #WIDA #Biden @CNN #Chicago

— Washington International Diplomatic Academy (@WIDAcademy) August 20, 2021

At least four people are presumed dead and two are missing after torrential rain triggered mudslides throughout Japan https://t.co/7ar4E7tR7O

— CNN (@CNN) August 15, 2021

The medal-bite is a familiar photo opportunity for winning athletes at the Olympic Games.

But one Japanese mayor took it a step further after he bit a softball player's gold medal without permission, causing widespread public outrage. https://t.co/8mo8KIBLZ1

— CNN (@CNN) August 14, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga extended the state of emergency for the Tokyo Metropolitan area and Okinawa on Friday amid a surge in Covid-19 cases. https://t.co/ofUacXJvzl

— CNN (@CNN) July 30, 2021

President Biden intends to nominate veteran diplomat Nicholas Burns to serve as U.S. ambassador to China and former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel as his top diplomat in Japan https://t.co/uIVaRGqHez

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 20, 2021

Japan’s economy grew slightly in the second quarter of 2021 as private consumption recovered slowly https://t.co/BYdMb9jGRj

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

Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga defended his decision to hold the Tokyo Olympics during a pandemic, saying Japan has a fraction of the Covid-19 cases of Western countries and is more disciplined in preventing infections https://t.co/puVOMEvSWx

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) July 20, 2021

During a lecture, a South Korean professor offered a controversial view of women in Japan’s World War II-era brothels, saying they were comparable to prostitutes, rather than sex slaves. The remarks got him suspended and indicted. https://t.co/SsV6DhRAyL

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 21, 2021

Biden to nominate Rahm Emanuel to serve as ambassador to Japan https://t.co/b26XFuSA9G

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 21, 2021

A soccer player from Myanmar who opposed the military junta that staged a coup in his country has won asylum in Japan. It was a rare move in a country known for its unwelcoming immigration system. https://t.co/W8vuwIlS7n

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 20, 2021

Torrential rain in Japan causes more floods, mudslides https://t.co/rizQXrqBpz

— Dayton Daily News (@daytondailynews) August 15, 2021

Torrential rain in Japan causes more floods, mudslides https://t.co/XGmk2pBEES

— WGNO-TV (ABC) New Orleans (@WGNOtv) August 15, 2021

Cargo ship snaps in two off Japan's coast, 21 crew members rescued https://t.co/xyfCtJ4SL7

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 13, 2021

GOLD MEDAL CONTROVERSY: Japan's Olympic softball champion Miu Goto is unexpectedly getting a new gold medal after the mayor of Nagoya, Japan grabbed hers, took off his mask, and bit down on it while celebrating her win. pic.twitter.com/jCPwRABRPh

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 12, 2021

Belarusian athlete Krystsina Tsimanouskaya arrived at the Polish Embassy in Japan to seek asylum after refusing to fly home from the Olympics against her will, saying she feared for her safety after publicly criticizing her coaches. https://t.co/OoGmpn89w4 pic.twitter.com/H9isaE09IT

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 2, 2021

Olympic host Japan records highest number of new COVID-19 cases since start of pandemic https://t.co/Rgqw1eBxHz

— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 29, 2021

At least 3 feared dead as torrential rain lashes Japan and submerges buildings. https://t.co/vcsAyVztfc

— NBC News (@NBCNews) August 15, 2021

Japan wins Olympic gold in baseball, beating out a U.S. squad filled with minor leaguers and free agents, who earned silver. https://t.co/ybqxZxYfB8

— NBC News (@NBCNews) August 7, 2021

U.S. women's basketball team wins 90-75 against Japan, securing America’s 7th straight Olympic gold medal in women’s basketball. https://t.co/QCwnKxi1EA

— NBC News (@NBCNews) August 8, 2021

JUST IN: As President Trump returns to US from Japan visit, Biden campaign responds: "To be on foreign soil, on Memorial Day, and to side repeatedly with a murderous dictator against a fellow American and former Vice President speaks for itself." https://t.co/IHXCzjQfiM pic.twitter.com/vqVKUOkvzu

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) May 28, 2019

“You have to think through the context with which a country like Japan would call a state of emergency. They don’t do it lightly,” Dr. Kavita Patel says of the Olympic spectator ban. https://t.co/wHGIGnjrde

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) July 10, 2021

JUST IN: Tokyo court hands down prison terms for the American father and son accused of helping Nissan’s former chairman, Carlos Ghosn, escape to Lebanon while awaiting trial in Japan. https://t.co/zh2UB4LC0o

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) July 19, 2021

Growing military tensions around Taiwan as well as economic and technological rivalry between China and the U.S. threaten peace and stability in East Asia, Japan says. https://t.co/vjmhwI4UfP

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) July 13, 2021

State Dept. sleuthing the whereabouts of a $5,800 whiskey bottle given to fmr. Sec. of State Pompeo from Japan. https://t.co/gRm1kFbLvM

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) August 5, 2021

$20 billion+.

That's how much it's cost Japan to host the delayed Olympics. Funding the stadium renovations, athlete accommodations and event marketing has made it one of the most expensive Games in history. https://t.co/ydYF342gxR

— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) July 31, 2021

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Why Kyle Chalmers says his Tokyo silver feels better than his Rio gold https://t.co/KJMe0Y3NbJ

— ABC News (@abcnews) August 16, 2021

One dead, two missing as heavy rain causes floods, mudslides in south-western Japan https://t.co/uuHzrkaWrx

— ABC News (@abcnews) August 14, 2021

A Panamanian-registered ship ran aground in a northern Japan harbour before splitting in two, the Japan Coast Guard said. https://t.co/yo2m1Ti05j

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

Paralympians face more danger in Japan, warns team boss | @tomdecent https://t.co/Rmfpf93Nqt

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

Japan’s Olympic marathon is over. After five years of preparation and 17 days of triumph, heartbreak and disbelief, Tokyo pulled off what few thought it could | p58gye https://t.co/PND6rVmbJD

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) August 8, 2021

Japan floods: death toll grows as rain triggers fresh landslides https://t.co/TIPwxTw11x

— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) August 15, 2021

Coronavirus live news: Japan set to extend state of emergency as Sydney records deadliest pandemic day https://t.co/sLZKz0yLGF

— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) August 16, 2021

F1 calendar reshuffle on cards after Japanese Grand Prix called off https://t.co/qmv43XIsLP

— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) August 18, 2021

‘I’m angry about a lot of things’: Japanese actor Minami on her new eco-drama with Johnny Depp https://t.co/4Bz561CTBe

— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) August 13, 2021

Children from 12 displacement camps in northwest Syria mark the end of the Tokyo Olympics with their own competitionhttps://t.co/87gqLhMtpI

— Middle East Eye (@MiddleEastEye) August 14, 2021

Forgoing carbon-intensive power systems is critical to combating the global #ClimateCrisis. But China, Japan, and the United States continue to fund carbon dependency in developing countries, according to a @PrincetonSPIA @EPrinceton study. https://t.co/Pm7irkAhze

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) August 4, 2021

Gold medalist @sunisalee_ made headlines for @USAGym, but her role in the #TokyoOlympics has global implications for Asian American & Hmong communities, too. @EWCinWashington Young Professional & @georgetownsfs student Sophie Glenn writes for #AsiaMatters. https://t.co/FnbBf5nRbW

— Asia Matters (@AsiaMattersEWC) August 3, 2021

With the @Tokyo2020 #OpeningCeremony now underway, I’m pleased to share my latest piece w/ @georgetownsfs’ @GUDiplomacy on the domestic & intl considerations behind why the #Tokyo2020 Games are beyond the archetypal #Olympics https://t.co/ZeWU0CHDT8

— Eleanor Shiori Hughes (大塚栞) (@elleshii) July 23, 2021

Japan Marks 76th Anniversary of WWII Defeat; No Suga Apology https://t.co/d1qD9Hb8Gr

— Military.com (@Militarydotcom) August 15, 2021

Japanese weather officials have added Hiroshima Prefecture to their highest-level emergency rain warning. That's in addition to the three prefectures of Saga, Nagasaki and Fukuoka #Hiroshima #Japan https://t.co/a72QT6PCIy

— Japan Australia (@Japan_Australia) August 14, 2021

"I definitely miss the fans," Olympic medalist swimmer @Ryan_F_Murphy says about the Tokyo Olympics. "I love having a crowd in the stands. They do add a level of excitement and a level of adrenaline. Team USA did bring the energy though." https://t.co/Jb7k9tf4PH pic.twitter.com/yynBle4wjb

— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) August 3, 2021

Riverdance is in talks to bring its production to Taiwan, New Zealand, Australia and Japan after a planned eight-week tour of China next year https://t.co/PqAp3mMuVg

— Irish Times Business (@IrishTimesBiz) August 12, 2021

All 21 Chinese and Filipino crew members were safely rescued by the coast guard. #9News https://t.co/CQ9kPkoTKp

— 9News Australia (@9NewsAUS) August 12, 2021

https://twitter.com/BerkeleyISchool/status/1427769357304668160

This new paper explores how Japan's Self-Defense Forces can use emerging technology areas to prepare for future conflicts: https://t.co/qCiLhbW64x

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) August 14, 2021

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Japan just reported 25,000+ cases, by far their highest number & equivalent to ~70,000 cases in the US, despite much lower testing

Despite their “mask culture”, unending compliance & endless media praise, masks are completely failing…and not a single expert will acknowledge it pic.twitter.com/S42T9vlylL

— IM (@ianmSC) August 20, 2021

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

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

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) August 21, 2021

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

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) August 20, 2021

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

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) August 15, 2021

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

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) August 13, 2021

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

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) July 30, 2021

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

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) July 25, 2021

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

— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) August 20, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) August 7, 2021

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

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) July 31, 2021

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

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) July 31, 2021

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

— Jules Boykoff (@JulesBoykoff) August 8, 2021

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

— National Post (@nationalpost) August 7, 2021

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

— National Post (@nationalpost) August 6, 2021

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

— National Post (@nationalpost) July 31, 2021

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

— National Post (@nationalpost) July 28, 2021

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

— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 13, 2021

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

— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 8, 2021

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

— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 6, 2021

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

— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 4, 2021

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

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 22, 2021

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

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 20, 2021

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

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 20, 2021

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

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 19, 2021

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

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 16, 2021

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

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 14, 2021

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

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 13, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— BlackBook Motorsport (@MotorsportBB) August 18, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 23, 2021

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 20, 2021

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 17, 2021

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 17, 2021

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 14, 2021

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 9, 2021

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 2, 2021

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

— euronews (@euronews) August 15, 2021

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

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— euronews (@euronews) August 6, 2021

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

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 15, 2021

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

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 14, 2021

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

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 12, 2021

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

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 6, 2021

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

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 6, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1424733454093139973

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

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

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

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