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World 世界情勢等 Vol.27 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.182

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.207 (oil, etc.)　原油など

World Vol.206 (LA auto show, JNJ, etc.)

World Vol.203 (U.S. economy, etc. – federal reserve banks, etc.)　米地区連銀など

World Vol.201

World Vol.198 / Science and Technology Vol.84 (semiconductors)　半導体

World Vol.197 (finance, etc.)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
207：@EIAgov、@AP,@cbussewitz
203：@business,@josh_wingrove,@jillrshah
201：@business、@NPR,@rachel_treisman
198：@ReutersWorld、@HaggardStocking,@IEN_Now
197：@lordabbett、@BusinessMN

北東アジアの oil & gas 企業名を入れて出て来たツイート

This Integra sedan with a JDM front-end conversion is the definition of a clean OEM+ build. With any project, use ENEOS lubricants to unlock HP at higher temps while protecting your engine.https://t.co/8sgYXWjGLH #ENEOS | #SuperStreet | #Acura | #Honda | #Integra | #JDM pic.twitter.com/Uw9S3VK6fL

— ENEOS Motor Oil (@ENEOSUSA) November 27, 2021

Eneos to sell UK unit JX Nippon Exploration and Production to NEO Energy https://t.co/Rpb00JgRNt pic.twitter.com/Nyqga0Rdfs

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) November 26, 2021

OIL INTERESTS | NORTH SEA EXIT

Japan's Eneos group will sell its interests in oil and gas fields in the North Sea, making a full departure from the U.K..https://t.co/OyiBNf5QLy

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 26, 2021

Idemitsu Shokai firmasının Başkanı Masamichi Idemitsu Büyükelçi Mercan’ı ziyaret ederek Türkiye pazarı hakkında bilgi aldı. pic.twitter.com/uw3PXVXNNy

— トルコ大使館 T.C. Tokyo Büyükelçiliği (@TurkeyinJapan) March 13, 2019

Japan's Fuji Oil loads Iran oil, first cargo since U.S. sanctions waiver https://t.co/9ZV6HG25eO

— Reuters Iran (@ReutersIran) January 21, 2019

Fuji Oil Holdings INC meets with STCCI on their fact finding mission to the Western Region, for potential setup of edible/Industrial oil processing in the Western Region pic.twitter.com/W7UGlx1wut

— STCCI (@STCCI_Ghana) September 17, 2019

Held a productive meeting yesterday with Fuji Oil in Osaka. We discussed new opportunities for Ontario’s oilseed, canola and soybean sector. I look forward to continuing to work with them. #OnTradeMission #OntAg pic.twitter.com/LgJlBV1huJ

— Ernie Hardeman (@erniehardeman) October 22, 2019

Japan's #FujiOil to replace #Iranoil through spot, term deals. Iranian oil accounted for over 20% of Fuji Oil's requirements in fiscal 2018-2019 | https://t.co/rt3Ir2fcoL | #OOTT #Iransanctions pic.twitter.com/StsISivT3K

— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) May 9, 2019

Fuji Oil loads Iranian #crudeoil, the first cargo bound for Japan since the country won a 180-day waiver from the US to import #Iranoil https://t.co/d1HkluzQnU pic.twitter.com/iKKZ8AUoNh

— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) January 21, 2019

Yoichiro Inazuka from Fuji Oil speaking about plant based foods at #NCC2017SF pic.twitter.com/4w8QLVJyaO

— DG717 Space (@dg717sf) November 4, 2017

https://twitter.com/JapanGov/status/1403683617096699904
https://twitter.com/DebilderlingR/status/1448827354881552385

Itochu Corporation is taking part in research into a hydrogen business based in northern Kyushu together with Nippon Coke & Engineering Co. (Nippon Coke) and Compagnie Maritime Belge B.V. (CMB).

Featuring the hydrogen by-product of Nippon Coke andhttps://t.co/gNvfo6xcrE pic.twitter.com/ssRPPddxIQ

— ship.energy (@shipdotenergy) February 24, 2021

CMB, ITOCHU and Nippon Coke & Engineering Company (NCE) are to start a company focusing on local hydrogen production for consumption on the northern island of Kyushu, Japan. https://t.co/Grzo6mGm85 #renewableenergy #Japan #innovation #GreenHydrogen pic.twitter.com/jcIK6SMmYo

— reNEWS (@reNEWS_) February 24, 2021

Greenfire Acquisition Corporation closes strategic acquisition of JACOS and announces name change to Greenfire Resources Operating Corporation

Congrats to the team.
Love seeing moves in the oil sands.https://t.co/pljjiTRgVq

— Steve McCaffrey (@stevemccaff) September 20, 2021

Greenfire Acquisition Corporation announces acquisition of JACOS including a 75% working interest in the Hangingstone Expansion Site https://t.co/xklMuCy4q1

— BOE Report (@BOEReport) July 29, 2021

JACOS was never able to recover. https://t.co/0MY3ATdEEN pic.twitter.com/ikZ444AMUE

— SBA (@SadBillAckman) July 29, 2021

That's all *for now*. Per sources, dozens more sale processes currently ongoing in the oil sands and pretty much everywhere else in North America. Should be an interesting couple of months for those tracking. Our story on Jacos et al here – https://t.co/LO9P0MXzl7 #oil #OOTT #EFT

— Shariq Khan (@shariqrtrs) July 8, 2021

South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries has partnered with nine companies, including state-run Korea National Oil Corporation , on a green hydrogen factory project in the Sea of Japan. Source @Splash_247 https://t.co/78o52ounbp

— Veconinter (@Veconinter) May 6, 2021

#ADNOC Group CEO Dr. #SultanAlJaber meets with Korea National Oil Corporation to discuss the evolving #energy market landscape and areas for future partnership and mutual growth pic.twitter.com/wBzvQwnGkM

— ADNOC Group (@AdnocGroup) June 28, 2018

https://twitter.com/Equinor/status/1096360709334749184

Equinor, Korea National Oil Corporation @_knoc and the Korean power company Korea East-West Power (EWP) have formed a consortium to develop the floating offshore wind project Donghae 1 off Ulsan in South Korea.

— Equinor (@Equinor) July 11, 2019

#Offshorewind developer @Equinor, Korea National Oil Corporation (KNOC) and Korea East-West Power have agreed to develop a 200MW floating #offshorewind farm 58km off the coast of the city of Ulsan https://t.co/ZPLJWJR95g pic.twitter.com/Kc5gWdVTYo

— reNEWS (@reNEWS_) July 8, 2019

Larsen and Toubro Hydrocarbon signed a major EPC contract with Al Dhafra Petroleum, a JV with @AdnocGroup and Korea National Oil Corporation – https://t.co/aSBvnbspLz pic.twitter.com/COjdpsOCY1

— Construction Business News ME (@CBN_ME) February 12, 2018

Qatar Petroleum and Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) signs a 20-year SPA to supply 2 Million tons of LNG Annually#QP #QatarPetroleum #Qatar https://t.co/I14PivYOb4 pic.twitter.com/npoyjgboFM

— QatarEnergy (@qatar_energy) July 12, 2021

Head of #Hydrogen Business Department of #Korea Gas Corporation, Tae-Hun An, shares insight into KOGAS’s announcement to establish a hydrogen business headquarters, the progress they’ve made thus far, & opportunities for collaboration with GGGI! pic.twitter.com/PAny7UObZP

— GGGI (@gggi_hq) June 29, 2021

CEO Peter Coleman confirmed at @GastechEvent this week that hydrogen is one of the lower-carbon energy solutions we are working on. We're pleased to join Korea Gas Corporation in investigating the feasibility of green hydrogen.
More here: https://t.co/xNFHYTcfMV pic.twitter.com/1eET38hi2n

— Woodside Energy (@WoodsideEnergy) September 20, 2019

https://twitter.com/H2NewsGlobal/status/1030456444406177793
https://twitter.com/JusticeMyanmar/status/1407586755373670401

“Bilateral energy ties are strong and growing stronger as U.S. energy exports help to promote South Korea’s energy security.” CDA @MarcKnapper at a meeting with Korea Gas Corporation CEO Cheong Seung-il. pic.twitter.com/pdGauspGCu

— U.S. Embassy Seoul (@USEmbassySeoul) April 20, 2018

https://twitter.com/SinopecNews/status/1466702167192981506
https://twitter.com/SinopecNews/status/1465626777871548416

China's Sinopec Builds Xinjiang Hydrogen Plant – World-Energy: https://t.co/NqeDKZcBM2 pic.twitter.com/inFNWR8Wjz

— WorldEnergy (@theworldenergy) December 1, 2021

China’s domestic oil giant @Sinopec vows to build the world's biggest #hydrogen network by 2025. With continuous investment in clean energy, the company will make efforts to help achieve the country’s carbon goals. #InvestinChina #carbonneutrality https://t.co/OunKRuu6TQ

— Invest in China (@investing_china) November 30, 2021

Sinopec starts construction of green hydrogen plant in Xinjiang – Xinhua https://t.co/mnAu3Rsl57 pic.twitter.com/3HwEKBr6Cs

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 30, 2021

https://twitter.com/RiotLinguist/status/1466990879080693761
https://twitter.com/RiotLinguist/status/1466989150414979076

CNOOC-Shell Huizhou 800 kt/a ethylene project, has been awarded China State Construction Engineering "Luban" Prize and selected as one of the 100 Classic Excellent Projects within the last 60 years.#CHINA #CNCEC #UAE #ABUDHABI #PETROCHEMICALENGINEERING pic.twitter.com/JwtwnEIkLL

— CHINA NATIONAL CHEMICAL ENGINEERING L.L.C. (@cncec2021) December 4, 2021

China's CNOOC starts production at second phase of UK Buzzard project https://t.co/TU6EuL2ksB pic.twitter.com/wGlyQutAdU

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) November 29, 2021

Congratulations to everyone involved in Buzzard Phase 2 – a great example of the benefits that collaborative working offers to industry #collaboration #oilandgas #CNOOC #NorthSea https://t.co/X1LDlMpWfq

— Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (@ECITB_Skills) December 3, 2021

Congratulations to CNOOC as it commences production from the Buzzard Phase II (BPII) development. We are immensely proud of our role within the BPII supply chain alliance, alongside AGR Well Management, Baker Hughes, COSL Drilling Europe AS and Worley. https://t.co/A1Rm5c3psm pic.twitter.com/VwKv7bUXVo

— Subsea 7 (@Subsea7Official) November 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/ArgusMedia/status/1465508462004166662

1/ #hongkong #hangseng #hkex #1 #stockmarket dumpster in world given its rep. Only ~10% gain from 2010 & 2020 cov bottom. 4ever value traps CNOOC https://t.co/bWUr7wZO4w, $snp https://t.co/od4w0que0G, AAG https://t.co/dBXG1VZlId gr8 examples #stocks #hsi $spx #investing #fintwit https://t.co/tcidBG0VjW

— Perceptive (@SiriusInvestor) November 29, 2021

$CEO NEW ARTICLE : CNOOC Limited Announces Buzzard Phase II Development Commenced Production https://t.co/jdBT2MXKVs Get all the latest $CEO related news here : https://t.co/PnIsJjMuJ1 pic.twitter.com/kdYilSz9pW

— STCK.PRO (@StckPro) November 29, 2021

The six biggest Chinese stocks facing delisting from US exchanges include some of the biggest names from China’s new economy, including Alibaba, PetroChina and https://t.co/Pvng39R6C1. https://t.co/aNksYE7J7a

— Asia Financial (@Asia_Financial) December 4, 2021

PetroChina Stock Drops 7% On Monday, Underperform Markethttps://t.co/oGdI5oxFE0
(VIANEWS) – Shares of PetroChina (NYSE Composite: PTR) dropped 7.13% to $42.83 at 08:40 EST on Monday, following the last session's downwar… pic.twitter.com/fas9mxCdDn

— Via News (@ViaNewsAgency) November 29, 2021

PetroChina seals extension for Jabung Block in Indonesia https://t.co/QSxu6lMmVP

— Holt Energy Advisors (@holt_ea) November 29, 2021

However, China’s natural gas demand this winter is set to rise by 10 percent compared to last winter, a PetroChina official said last month. https://t.co/yvkYd7IVA1 via @oilandenergy #gas

— Energy Solutions (@Energy_Brokers) November 28, 2021

The Tarim ethane to ethylene project operated by @PetrochinaID achieved a successful start-up using @Shell Catalysts & Technologies’ C2 FE selective hydrogenation catalyst.https://t.co/4HzMOxrttD

— Hydrocarbon Engineering (@HydrocarbonEng) December 1, 2021

PetroChina likely to secure SL’s January tender https://t.co/nsxyowRZJy

— Reshzan Thayaparan (@Reshzankan) November 28, 2021

Jan 6, 2021… China's biggest gas supplier state-controlled PetroChina actively co-ordinated with Russia's state-run Gazprom to increase import volumes, parent company CNPC said last week. https://t.co/HABlOED3rc

— MrKW (@4MrKW) December 3, 2021

Biggest oil & gas company in the world in 2021 by market capitalization is Saudi Aramco ($2 trillion). It is followed by ExxonMobil ($257.3 billion), Chevron ($205.3 billion), Shell ($175.3 billion), PetroChina ($162.6 billion) & Total ($130.6 billion). https://t.co/C8sJOYs8QA pic.twitter.com/nOdVT4YpkE

— Alex Melikishvili (@A_Melikishvili) December 3, 2021

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

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.205 (COP26)　於：英グラスゴー

World Vol.204 (COP26)　於：英グラスゴー

World Vol.202 (G20)　於：伊ローマ

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

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

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

COP26及び日本に関連するツイート

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— UNDP Somalia (@UNDPSomalia) November 7, 2021

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

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

— Bhupender Yadav (@byadavbjp) November 12, 2021

https://twitter.com/HidekiAsari/status/1459881851443679233
https://twitter.com/AmbMaryWarlick/status/1459861127630835713

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

— Andy Scollick (@Andy_Scollick) November 13, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

https://twitter.com/UKinJapan/status/1457634912287268864

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

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

https://twitter.com/scotent/status/1458420857395728385

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— OECC (@OECC_Japan) November 15, 2021

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

— OECC (@OECC_Japan) November 8, 2021

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

— OECC (@OECC_Japan) November 8, 2021

https://twitter.com/OECD_local/status/1458017274376376320

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

— CTCN (@UNFCCC_CTCN) November 10, 2021

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

— ICLEI (@ICLEI) November 10, 2021

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 9, 2021

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 9, 2021

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

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

https://twitter.com/AustraliaInJPN/status/1458932805061206024
https://twitter.com/IISD_ENB/status/1457833682614501382

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

— American Songwriter (@AmerSongwriter) November 9, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

https://twitter.com/IEEJ_Japan/status/1457993223503106050

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Hitachi (@HitachiGlobal) November 9, 2021

https://twitter.com/Hitachi_US/status/1459181692812464149
https://twitter.com/GreenLibDems/status/1458901518401384459

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

— Maritime Gateway (@maritimegateway) November 15, 2021

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

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

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

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

https://twitter.com/schmangee/status/1460053662408003589
https://twitter.com/rosscolquhoun/status/1459487422463496195

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

— IndiaSpend (@IndiaSpend) November 13, 2021

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

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

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

https://twitter.com/euronewsgreen/status/1457683940886581251

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

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

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

— james kaff (@kaffjamesnewtow) November 7, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

https://twitter.com/dwnews/status/1455532143891738627
https://twitter.com/ArabNewsjp/status/1455774286799589376

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

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

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

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

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

— GallupNews (@GallupNews) November 2, 2021

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

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

— IISS News (@IISS_org) November 3, 2021

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

— CSIS (@CSIS) November 1, 2021

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

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

— CSIS Economics (@CSIS_Econ) November 3, 2021

https://twitter.com/scotent/status/1455551570800791563

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

— Bloomberg Green (@climate) November 2, 2021

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

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 2, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— ForthNatureScot (@ForthNatureScot) November 3, 2021

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

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

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

https://twitter.com/JohannaLehne/status/1455576172306313220

Japan PM Kishida at #COP26 summit:

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

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

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

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) November 3, 2021

KISHIDA SEEKS BIDEN | BEYOND COP26 SIDELINES

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

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 3, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

https://twitter.com/YamagamiShingo/status/1455773960495190016

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Adam Vaughan (@adamvaughan_uk) November 2, 2021

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

— Elli Pohlkamp (@ElliPohlkamp) November 2, 2021

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

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

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 4, 2021

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 1, 2021

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

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

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

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 1, 2021

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

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 4, 2021

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

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

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 1, 2021

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

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

— Climate Diplomacy (@ClimateDiplo) November 1, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— The Tribune (@thetribunechd) November 4, 2021

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

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

https://twitter.com/jt_mag_os/status/1455927748489220102

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

https://twitter.com/annmarie/status/1454394451917410308

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

— Robert Ward (@RobertAlanWard) November 2, 2021

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

— ORF (@orfonline) November 4, 2021

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

— Rikki Kersten (@RikkiKersten) November 3, 2021

New by me @TrueNorthCentre

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

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

— Cosmin Dzsurdzsa (@cosminDZS) November 3, 2021

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

— CanadianPM (@CanadianPM) October 31, 2021

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

— Gearoid Reidy (@GearoidReidy) November 1, 2021

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

— CNBC International (@CNBCi) November 2, 2021

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

— TIMEWorld (@TIMEWorld) November 1, 2021

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

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

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

— Demetri Sevastopulo (@Dimi) November 1, 2021

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

— M N A (@mnaEN) October 31, 2021

Japan, Election result (All seats declared):

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

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

— Asia Elects (@AsiaElects) October 31, 2021

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

— Saudi Gazette (@Saudi_Gazette) November 1, 2021

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

— Samir Dattopadhye (@samirsinh189) November 2, 2021

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

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) November 1, 2021

ASEAN SUMMIT | JAPAN's KISHIDA TOUCHES ON THORNY ISSUES

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

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) October 27, 2021

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

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

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

— Ismail Sabri (@IsmailSabri60) October 27, 2021

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

— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) November 1, 2021

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

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

— NK NEWS (@nknewsorg) November 1, 2021

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

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

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

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) October 31, 2021

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

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) November 1, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) October 31, 2021

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

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) October 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/Int_IDEA/status/1454010119730069504

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

— Bloomberg (@business) October 28, 2021

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

— Jake Hanrahan (@Jake_Hanrahan) October 28, 2021

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

— Terrestrial Energy (@TerrestrialMSR) October 29, 2021

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

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

— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) October 20, 2021

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

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

— Climate Group (@ClimateGroup) September 22, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.34

Voters in Japan gave the main ruling Liberal Democratic Party control of the Lower House in Sunday's election. https://t.co/msjkCni2Ex

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 31, 2021

A mountain in central Japan is currently bathed in a dreamlike scene pic.twitter.com/DFP2Bf8J0g

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) November 1, 2021

Police have detained a man who brandished a knife on a running train in the western Tokyo city of Chofu. Police say at least eight people were injured, one seriously.
https://t.co/UEDwo9r1NH

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 31, 2021

Japan election drives Asian shares higher: Stocks advanced in Asia on Monday, with Tokyo’s benchmark up 2.5% after the ruling Liberal Democrats won a stronger than expected majority in an election Sunday. Shares rose… https://t.co/MtgE0K6lQu

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) November 1, 2021

LDP No. 2 Amari to resign from post after loss in electoral district: Akira Amari, No. 2 of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party, intends to resign from his post after about a month following his projected loss in his single-seat constituency… https://t.co/Hy4PFPaNcy

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) October 31, 2021

Kishida ready to govern, Edano won’t resign after #election #politics | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, #Japan News and Analysis : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/zq8JbiGhA1

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) November 1, 2021

EDITORIAL: It’s time for new Lower House to restore Diet’s watchdog role | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, #Japan News and Analysis : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/ZewfqANHkE

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) November 1, 2021

Japan election results expose lack of voter confidence across political spectrum https://t.co/DHiy9E7bTa

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

Despite victory, Japan PM Kishida faces challenges as next vote looms https://t.co/lAhZQzzhSR

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

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida promised to include cash handouts and other subsidies in an economic stimulus package his government aims to hammer out by mid-November.https://t.co/GIDv5yZ7hO #COVID19 #coronavirus

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) November 1, 2021

Japan election latest: Constitutional Democrats to lose seatshttps://t.co/PkmawAON09

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) October 31, 2021

Meet your next new hangout. https://t.co/GNzAtWGpH8

— TimeOutTokyo (@TimeOutTokyo) October 31, 2021

Tokyo confirmed nine new COVID-19 cases on Monday, dipping below 10 for the first time in 17 months. https://t.co/kBrBfFEKT2

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

In Sunday's general election, 45 women were elected to the 465-seat House of Representatives, down two from the previous contest in 2017. https://t.co/JkxTG8iwkA

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

Lawsuits filed to void Sunday's general election over vote disparityhttps://t.co/tKg0zyabBZ

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) November 1, 2021

Tokyo confirms nine daily coronavirus cases, the fewest since the end of May last year, as infections across Japan have steadily declinedhttps://t.co/sF9HlCnU1G

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) November 1, 2021

JUST IN: Ruling bloc's election win shows "will of the people": Kishidahttps://t.co/6jlW9BbiKr pic.twitter.com/HJtXt4SjSz

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) November 1, 2021

Japan issues new 500 yen coins for 1st time in 21 yearshttps://t.co/zfm8m6J4Io

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) November 1, 2021

The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which has run the country for all but a handful of years since its founding in 1955, is the beneficiary of voters’ indifference https://t.co/vyunCwr8Wj

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) November 1, 2021

The outcome of SBI Holdings’ proposed takeover of Shinsei Bank will show whether there is still enough momentum to improve corporate governance or whether old impulses run deep https://t.co/0GspTPBngT

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) November 1, 2021

Ruling party of Fumio Kishida wins smaller majority in Japanese election https://t.co/9LU6SFPsTC

— The Guardian (@guardian) October 31, 2021

Arrest after man dressed as Joker injures 17 in Tokyo train attack https://t.co/Wvqblw4iXV

— The Guardian (@guardian) November 1, 2021

How Japan's new PM is promising a 'new capitalism' https://t.co/nj3lKm7E9m

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) November 1, 2021

Polls close in Japan's election with country's ruling coalition expected to secure a weakened majority https://t.co/eDpW5kssqn

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) October 31, 2021

Warning: This video shows passengers fleeing in distress.

A man wearing a Joker costumer on a Tokyo commuter train stabbed several passengers before starting a fire, police have said.

More on this story: https://t.co/Sdqxn1Eyl4 pic.twitter.com/1GOpwxqL9M

— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 31, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's ruling LDP defied expectations and held its strong majority in the parliamentary election, solidifying his position in a fractious party and allowing him to ramp up stimulus https://t.co/btSgDORDca pic.twitter.com/nYkhXVxOon

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 1, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's ruling Liberal Democratic Party was forecast to hold on to its majority in a parliamentary election, although it suffered losses that could weaken him just weeks into the job https://t.co/8SjQuE8YjI pic.twitter.com/DjGfhbr6Es

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021

VIEW Japan ruling bloc on track to keep lower house majority – exit polls https://t.co/po7jAAjcny pic.twitter.com/au1L1IhYCM

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021

Japan PM's nuclear push faces resistance ahead of election https://t.co/N1fsscI222 pic.twitter.com/tEVF41Qwt8

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021

Japan coalition projected to keep majority, PM's party battered – NHK https://t.co/CItO6vy1dG pic.twitter.com/VZbUOqBBUX

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021

ICYMI: Elementary school sumo wrestlers compete in a regional tournament in Kawasaki, south of Tokyo. Images via @reuterspictures https://t.co/qoM7irf6hi pic.twitter.com/CdzKMFQ5Uf

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021

WATCH: The 'XTurismo Limited Edition' hoverbike unveiled by Tokyo-based drone startup A.L.I. Technologies is equipped with a conventional engine, four battery-powered motors and promises to fly for 40 minutes at up to 62 mph https://t.co/PzYSbmEVEF pic.twitter.com/aR3OqIktBU

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021

WATCH: Brazilian skateboarders aim for Paralympic inclusion, inspired by the the success of the sport in the Tokyo Olympics https://t.co/k5ReJ2mFFQ pic.twitter.com/mhaPohHg9q

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021

A 24-year-old man dressed in Batman's Joker costume attacked passengers on a Tokyo train line, injuring 17 people as many partygoers headed into the city center for Halloween gatherings https://t.co/CR9J5sM6eY pic.twitter.com/Eg7pNmLoaK

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021

A man brandishing a knife on a Tokyo commuter train car stabbed several passengers before setting a fire, police say. NHK public television says at least 10 passengers were injured, one seriously. Police say a suspect is in custody. https://t.co/CJLcwRPxfM

— The Associated Press (@AP) October 31, 2021

Police say a man dressed as the Joker from Batman brandished a knife on a Tokyo commuter train and stabbed several passengers before starting a fire on Sunday. Video from the train shows people scrambling to escape. https://t.co/d7ua3B0r4Z pic.twitter.com/97yi3dYY33

— CBS News (@CBSNews) November 1, 2021

Investigators in Tokyo say a man dressed as the Joker from ‘Batman’ stabbed several people and started a fire on a commuter train, sending passengers scrambling to escape. https://t.co/DkwXDlnHn2

— ABC News (@ABC) November 1, 2021

MORE: Dramatic video shows people running from smoke on a Tokyo commuter train during an incident where a man brandishing a knife stabbed several passengers and set a fire, police said. https://t.co/ZMLLNfLpG0 pic.twitter.com/fiU8YvkMiP

— ABC News (@ABC) October 31, 2021

Kristin Roebuck: Princess Mako of Japan's commoner wedding suggests sexism will doom the royal family https://t.co/wuoTN1LEje

— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 31, 2021

The biggest gainer in Japan’s general election is a conservative party favoring small government with roots in Osaka politics https://t.co/PAHNJI2hHZ

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) November 1, 2021

A Japanese media outlet reported a 24-year-old man dressed up as the Joker told police he wanted to kill people on the Tokyo train. https://t.co/1Iuc3BuMtG

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) October 31, 2021

Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida defies forecasts and keeps a majority in the electionhttps://t.co/LrPAcRSrxp

— TIME (@TIME) November 1, 2021

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party won a clear majority in national elections, allowing new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to build a solid foundation for a government tackling security threats from China and North Korea https://t.co/4rShKUxZUJ

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 31, 2021

The chip shortage might affect Sony’s PS5 sales. @WSJheard explains why investors should still consider buying the company's stock. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/r2jOlluJ9y pic.twitter.com/rU8z6DJACi

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 31, 2021

For the most flavorful version of this vegetarian wafu dish — which means "Japanese style" — use bronze-cut spaghetti. https://t.co/xn6AxNDxiA

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 31, 2021

At least 17 injured in knife attack and fire on Tokyo subway crowded with Halloween revelers https://t.co/t6DYjy9dc3

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 31, 2021

Man dressed as Joker terrorizes Tokyo train https://t.co/S1OZq4BPfS

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 31, 2021

Japan's newly minted PM defies expectation in big election victory https://t.co/GKDHNFLve0

— ABC News (@abcnews) November 1, 2021

A frightening attack on a Tokyo train has left at least 17 people hurt. A man dressed in costume stabbed passengers before setting a carriage alight. In the chaos, many thought it was a Halloween stunt. https://t.co/PJMVD2xQsw @telester #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/XReLkUlOsQ

— 7NEWS Australia (@7NewsAustralia) November 1, 2021

‘For this I am grateful’: Japanese PM’s party wins majority | @ErykBagshaw https://t.co/yFy7gUOfD5

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) November 1, 2021

A 24-year-old man stabbed several passengers on board a train in Tokyo before igniting a fire.

The suspect, who was reportedly dressed as the "Joker" character, was arrested for attempted murder after the stabbing rampage.https://t.co/kpTIH7Bvuu

— DW News (@dwnews) October 31, 2021

#UPDATES Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida declares victory after leading ruling coalition to strong majority in elections, vowing to boost economy with fresh pandemic spending package which he says will draft this month https://t.co/QqXl1Z3WHb pic.twitter.com/mv93QfAO1f

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) November 1, 2021

▶️ Japan PM's ruling coalition set to retain power but lose parliamentary seats https://t.co/MAwW1Eh1YN pic.twitter.com/oeREZU97I5

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) November 1, 2021

Man dressed as Joker injures 17 in knife, fire attack on Tokyo train https://t.co/EQmDZ36j7o pic.twitter.com/Y7OLD8QvoL

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) November 1, 2021

https://twitter.com/MercuryReports/status/1450764815828496387

Japan’s Princess Mako marries amid criticism that strained her mental health https://t.co/P9Khd6pSX8

— Mercury News (@mercnews) October 27, 2021

China and Russia have put their military strength on display with the first ever joint patrol of the western part of the Pacific Ocean. @CUhlmann #9News pic.twitter.com/vXSkDQ5P7d

— 9News Australia (@9NewsAUS) October 23, 2021

#China #Russia send #warships to Tsugaru Strait in bold move against #Japan –#riskpolicy https://t.co/Yt9P7nhaV5 via @newscomauHQ

— Risk Policy – ARPI (@ARPIRiskPolicy) October 24, 2021

Rugby-Australia overcome Japan in Oita to extend winning streak https://t.co/hANBv5Zz3t

— Devdiscourse (@dev_discourse) October 23, 2021

Russia, China hold joint patrols in the Pacific; Japan keeps vigilance https://t.co/p2yqsVKlrZ

— Hindustan Times (@HindustanTimes) October 23, 2021

#Russian and Chinese warships held their first joint patrols in the Western part of the Pacific ocean on October 17-23, Russia’s Defence Ministry said in a statement.https://t.co/70ZnBr1LZZ

— The Hindu (@the_hindu) October 23, 2021

Russian and Chinese warships have conducted the first ever joint patrol in the western part of the Pacific Ocean, the Russian defense ministry said in a statement https://t.co/earbhzDcyh

— CNN (@CNN) October 23, 2021

Russia and China have held their first joint navy patrols in the Western part of the Pacific Ocean.

Read more: https://t.co/6vnZ2DxLZ3 pic.twitter.com/GQmFKdsOrY

— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 23, 2021

Russian and Chinese warships have held their first joint patrols in the Pacific Ocean, Moscow has said https://t.co/eXPT3K5tbo

— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 23, 2021

Russian and Chinese warships held their first joint patrols in the Western part of the #Pacific ocean between October 17-23.#Russia | #China https://t.co/jWeHAf2fA0

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) October 23, 2021

China and Russia hold their first joint naval patrols in the Pacific ocean pic.twitter.com/rMc5hjXmi6

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) October 24, 2021

#India among a few countries developing hypersonic missiles: US Congressional report

Although the US, Russia & China possess the most advanced hypersonic weapons programmes, Australia, India, France, Germany & Japan, are also developing hypersonic weaponshttps://t.co/dAfCJrllpe

— Indo-Pacific News – Watching the CCP-China Threat (@IndoPac_Info) October 23, 2021

#China’s hypersonic glider weapons test threatens to drive new arms race

Analysis: China recently tested a nuclear-capable manoeuvrable missile and #Russia and the #US have their own programmeshttps://t.co/Kbly4lUEWU

— Indo-Pacific News – Watching the CCP-China Threat (@IndoPac_Info) October 23, 2021

Considering that #Russia & #China are currently holding joint maneuvers in the North Pacific, this seems extremely important but not as significant. https://t.co/ZnkWkrD0Od

— mklipstx (@mklipstx) October 24, 2021

Military helicopters took off from Chinese and Russian warships sailing near a Japanese island, according to the Ministry of Defense, days after a Sino-Russian naval passage through a #chokepoint in Japan's north. (via @NikkeiAsia)https://t.co/HJYPe1Pdsz

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) October 23, 2021

CHINA & RUSSIA NAVIES | CIRCLING JAPAN

Four days after passing through a maritime chokepoint in northern Japan, 10 Chinese and Russian warships have now sailed through a southern chokepoint, circumnavigating the nation in an unprecedented move. https://t.co/vzWlsUUtqP

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) October 23, 2021

RUSSIA-CHINA NAVAL DRILLS | HELICOPTERS NEAR JAPANESE ISLAND

Japan scrambled fighter jets in response, with the helicopters returning to their frigates without violating Japanese airspace.https://t.co/KL0KhV9zCK

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) October 22, 2021

HOW WARS START | CASE STUDY CRIMEA

In a veiled reference to China's moves on Taiwan, Kishi pointed to Russia's annexation of Crimea: "An invasion may begin without anyone realizing it, and a war may be fought without the use of forces."@KishiNobuo https://t.co/qGc2tFssBu

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) October 23, 2021

The 2021 Lower House Election: All the basics, plus what’s happening on the big day.

https://t.co/NhtlqCpS9s

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 22, 2021

Hotel’s rail-themed guest rooms offer driving simulators pic.twitter.com/a5nEDMrwbr

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 18, 2021

Russian and Chinese warships held their first joint patrols in the western part of the Pacific Ocean on Oct. 17-23, Russia's defense ministry said https://t.co/dtk6scQwKc pic.twitter.com/1zWCGaTenZ

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 23, 2021

Japan's Mount Aso erupts, alert level raised https://t.co/PJnqt11WLJ pic.twitter.com/jmo9PDmung

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 20, 2021

Mt. Aso in southwest Japan erupts, alert level raisedhttps://t.co/sDnBUWmKO2

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

#UPDATE North Korea successfully tested a "new type" of submarine-launched ballistic missile, state media reported, as the nuclear-armed country pursues ever more improved weapons https://t.co/bwwvd1IcaB

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 19, 2021

North Korea has fired a suspected submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) off its east coast. https://t.co/ctX2Jevn64

— DW News (@dwnews) October 19, 2021

Biden are you watching? China and Russia deploy navy ships through Japan straithttps://t.co/gFk8iKXj4m pic.twitter.com/4kR8kE6wxT

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) October 19, 2021

Russia and China recently kicked off joint naval drills in the Sea of Japan. https://t.co/neIgv69mLT

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) October 18, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.33

Japan, Canada and Germany have joined the US and EU in agreeing to reduce methane emissions over the next decade but the 3 largest emitters, China, Russia and India are yet to sign up. Methane is 28 times more potent than CO2 #globalwarming #pollution pic.twitter.com/5vXpL3PZyc

— Michael A. Gayed, CFA (@leadlagreport) October 18, 2021

China, Russia navy ships jointly sail through Japan strait https://t.co/d1LS0aYlHZ

— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) October 19, 2021

Russia and China recently kicked off joint naval drills in the Sea of Japan. https://t.co/neIgv69mLT

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) October 18, 2021

#China and #Russia #ships transit #Tsugaru #Strait from #Sea of #Japan to #Pacific #Ocean on Oct. 18 https://t.co/6VRrLV8qj8

— Naval History and Strategy (@HistoryStrategy) October 18, 2021

#Russia and #China Launch Joint Naval Drill in the Sea of #Japan https://t.co/N4VaudjTgp

— Indo-Pacific News – Watching the CCP-China Threat (@IndoPac_Info) October 16, 2021

#China and #Russia conduct joint naval drills in Sea of Japan | #JointSea2021 https://t.co/jvPWeAzG5C

— Davide Busetto (@busettodavide) October 18, 2021

#Russia and #China hold joint naval drills in Sea of #Japan https://t.co/skYN87uthM

— M5 Defence (@M5Defence) October 16, 2021

Russia and China held joint naval drills in the Sea of Japan on Friday and practiced how to operate together and destroy floating enemy mines with artillery fire, the Russian defense ministry said in a statement.https://t.co/Lt5CEGK7cu

— Newsmax (@newsmax) October 15, 2021

Russia and China hold joint naval drills in Sea of Japan https://t.co/78sy7Jljj8

— TOI World News (@TOIWorld) October 15, 2021

China, Russia conducts Joint Sea-2021 Naval Exercise in the Sea of Japan https://t.co/MlfjWApjHY

— Naval Post (@naval_post) October 16, 2021

RUSSIA & CHINA | NAVAL MANEUVERS

Ten naval vessels belonging to China and Russia passed through a narrow chokepoint in the north of Japan. This is the first time that Chinese and Russian warships are known to have passed Japan's Tsugaru Strait together.https://t.co/XPXqqeLNU3

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) October 18, 2021

https://twitter.com/navalnewscom/status/1450114623227801604

Russia and China launch joint naval drill in Sea of Japan https://t.co/ZPqf6z5b0U via @YouTube

— Andy McCoy (@AndyMcCoy4real) October 18, 2021

With joint naval exercises between Russia and China wrapping up in the last day in the northern Sea of Japan wonder if there are some vessels preparing to enter the Tsugaru Straits https://t.co/S2LyYEvMvu pic.twitter.com/6hi2v9pMqk

— RivetJoint (@SpeckleBelly64) October 18, 2021

To allow US nuke armed warships to transit thru without violating Japan’s prohibition against nukes on its territory, Japan ceded its territorial waters in Tsugaru Strait to create international waters pic.twitter.com/kCt8MAWePZ

— Carl Zha (@CarlZha) October 18, 2021

The skirmish took place in the Sea of Japan during joint Russia-China naval exerciseshttps://t.co/PW9ZOyxJT9

— The Moscow Times (@MoscowTimes) October 16, 2021

North Korea launched at least one ballistic missile on Tuesday morning, according to reports from South Korea and Japanhttps://t.co/JUIHnQQO5U

— dpa news agency (@dpa_intl) October 19, 2021

And again !!!#NorthKorea has fired a ballistic missile into the sea, #SouthKorea military says, its latest in a series of tests with analysts saying it could have been a submarine-launched weapon https://t.co/OgqhjNwFXZ

— Randa HABIB (@RandaHabib) October 19, 2021

BREAKING: South Korea's JCS says that the North Korean missile launch detected this morning is assumed to be a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) fired from the eastern shore of the country — near Sinpo — into the East Sea.https://t.co/IKyDXcn3bn

— NK NEWS (@nknewsorg) October 19, 2021

UPDATED. The launch comes after US and South Korean envoys met in Washington to discuss the nuclear standoff with North Korea on Monday. https://t.co/TdhfOXANIv

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) October 19, 2021

North Korea May Have Test-Fired A Ballistic Missile, Japan Coast Guard Reports https://t.co/6zNSDBx8vT

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) October 19, 2021

North Korea has fired at least one ballistic missile from the country's east coast, authorities sayhttps://t.co/Hx78fKAlcX

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) October 19, 2021

North Korea launched a ballistic missile off its east coast, just hours after special envoys met in Washington to discuss how to deal with Pyongyang’s nuclear capabilities. https://t.co/p7XtkdJyj5

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 19, 2021

North Korea launched at least one ballistic missile into the sea, South Korean and Japanese officials said Tuesday.

The latest development marks Pyongyang’s fifth weapons test since September. https://t.co/coQkSrb7Rw

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 19, 2021

North Korea fired one ballistic missile Tuesday toward waters between the peninsula and Japan, South Korea’s military said. https://t.co/xEh5cb0wUy

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) October 19, 2021

North Korea fires another ballistic missile in desperate attempt to be noticed https://t.co/6vd05MuMAK

— Raw Story (@RawStory) October 19, 2021

North Korea launched a ballistic missile into Sea of Japan amid a US offer to resume diplomacy https://t.co/lExUHqAseN

— Insider News (@InsiderNews) October 19, 2021

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff on Tuesday did not immediately say what the North fired or how far the weapon flew.https://t.co/MmlDYQYQes

— Fox Reno (@fox11reno) October 19, 2021

NEW: North Korea's military has fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea off its east coast https://t.co/lkrmXKqw6V

— Axios (@axios) October 19, 2021

North Korea fired a ballistic missile off its east coast, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said https://t.co/WoE0IAYKfm pic.twitter.com/wN3E06tZdi

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 19, 2021

North Korea fires 'unidentified projectile' into sea days after escalation in missile race https://t.co/DbKS3XemAQ

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) October 19, 2021

North Korea fires missile into sea just days after warning US over 'tensions' https://t.co/qrgmIGq4Ge pic.twitter.com/OsOGRmWyKR

— The Mirror (@DailyMirror) October 19, 2021

North Korea fires 'missile' into sea as it ramps up weapons tests amid tensions with South Korea and US https://t.co/kBnbtSSaYt

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) October 19, 2021

North Korea has fired ballistic missile into sea, says South https://t.co/SuNbJZDj5X

— Guardian World (@guardianworld) October 19, 2021

North Korea fires ballistic missile as military activity surges https://t.co/5Swm5KMxdo

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 19, 2021

North Korea fires ballistic missile off its east coast, South Korea military says https://t.co/OfD5oqyQ7d

— RNZ News (@rnz_news) October 19, 2021

North Korea fired at least one ballistic missile off its east coast on Tuesday, pulling Japan's new prime minister off the campaign trail and overshadowing the opening of a major arms fair in Seoul.#Bangladesh https://t.co/1oAxZHSJ6V

— The Daily Star (@dailystarnews) October 19, 2021

Escalating tensions, North Korea once again fired a ballistic missile into the sea today, continuing its spree of testing military weapons. @eriknjoka tells you more

For more videos, visit: https://t.co/AXC5qRcEPB pic.twitter.com/cyloNxv9zG

— WION (@WIONews) October 19, 2021

#IEWorld | North Korea fires ballistic missile off its east coast, South Korea military sayshttps://t.co/qgDdmNZaFO

— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) October 19, 2021

The North Korean ‘projectile’ was fired into the sea east of the Korean peninsula.https://t.co/Uxur8tDvej

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) October 19, 2021

#NorthKorea fires ballistic missile into sea in latest testhttps://t.co/qsLl4Xow9g

— The Tribune (@thetribunechd) October 19, 2021

N.Korea fires ballistic missile toward East Sea: Seoul: North Korea fired a ballistic missile towards the East Sea on Tuesday, the South Korean military said, as Seoul, Washington and Tokyo are cranking up diplomacy to resume dialogue with Pyongyang. The… https://t.co/aeqG0qHYeH pic.twitter.com/HeTnBL6D3C

— News Karnataka (@Newskarnataka) October 19, 2021

• North Korea fires missile into waters close to Japan
• Muslims observe the Prophet’s Birthday
• US envoy to Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, steps down

Follow the latest at https://t.co/mgzmOXFBoZ pic.twitter.com/oNNhdNznqY

— The National (@TheNationalNews) October 19, 2021

#NorthKorea’s latest #missile test used a submarine-launched ballistic missile, according to the Yonhap news agency citing South Korea’s military.https://t.co/b2qpDa5YWN pic.twitter.com/jNabubg5tA

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) October 19, 2021

#NorthKorea fired at least one ballistic missile off its east coast on Tuesday, pulling #Japan's new prime minister off the campaign trail and overshadowing the opening of a major arms fair in #Seoul.https://t.co/tlou35nfnX

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) October 19, 2021

North Korea has fired at least one ballistic missile from the country's east coast, authorities say https://t.co/oYK9xy2vuI

— MSN (@MSN) October 19, 2021

#NorthKorea launches another missile, possibly an SLBM

Pyongyang fired one unidentified ballistic missile toward the East Sea Tuesday morning, #SouthKorea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said.
https://t.co/xQmT6GubKJ

— Indo-Pacific News – Watching the CCP-China Threat (@IndoPac_Info) October 19, 2021

North Korea fired an ‘unidentified missile’ into the ocean. Analysts suspect the projectile was launched from a #submarine.#NorthKorea #missile https://t.co/d56jX6wwKz

— i24NEWS English (@i24NEWS_EN) October 19, 2021

China reportedly tested a nuclear-capable hypersonic glide vehicle from an near-orbital trajectory in August, amid an intensifying race for the next generation of long-range weapons that are harder to detect and intercept https://t.co/v3V9pcaNNP 1/5 pic.twitter.com/evWRlKMEn8

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 18, 2021

North Korea may be hoping that its recent spate of weapons tests provokes the Biden administration to reveal its "red lines," says @mllesookim. This would help the Kim regime determine its next moves. https://t.co/eYb68qvwSz

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) October 17, 2021

North Korea's missile program is on a roll. https://t.co/DL1X6awEYX

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) October 12, 2021

North Korea displays missile arsenal amid stalled talks https://t.co/qEpuG3HS3T

— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) October 12, 2021

Glitzy arms showcase in Pyongyang provides our best look yet at North Korea's 'hypersonic missile':https://t.co/ISF7VIU2ii

— The War Zone (@thewarzonewire) October 12, 2021

economics: Japan’s new leader is vowing $7 billion to make semiconductors at home (via @ynohara1) https://t.co/qAAAcBnHSL

— Stock Figures 24/24 (@stockfigures24) October 16, 2021

https://twitter.com/amandamilling/status/1448681922041950216

Despite the government’s repeated pledges to boost foreign direct investment, Tokyo has yet to remove major barriers to foreign firms’ participation in the national economy. Richard Katz explains what needs to happen for Japan to reap the benefits of FDI. https://t.co/SAu7gFG7hY

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) October 13, 2021

#Japan will dissolve its Parliament on Thursday, setting the stage for an election at the end of the month that will pit new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida against unpopular opposition in a battle over who can better fix the pandemic-battered economy.https://t.co/jDBKGLmQ1c

— SABC News (@SABCNews) October 14, 2021

Japan’s Abenomics fell short at passing on rising corporate profits to workers and the nation’s new administration will tackle the issue, says the economy minister https://t.co/6J1vgsflOl

— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) October 14, 2021

Japan dissolved its parliament, setting the stage for an election at the end of the month that will pit new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida against unpopular opposition in a battle over who can better fix the pandemic-battered economy https://t.co/ls9D9Shb6x

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 14, 2021

Japan will dissolve its parliament, setting the stage for an election at the end of the month that will pit new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida against unpopular opposition in a battle over who can better fix the pandemic-battered economy. | @Reuters https://t.co/HAtfec8hqM

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) October 14, 2021

In election platform, LDP vows to raise middle-class income and boost security https://t.co/jQf4A99nri

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

Japan’s new Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, took office earlier this week as 66% of the country’s public say it is a bad time to find a job. https://t.co/oB9Cq0N3Ha

— GallupNews (@GallupNews) October 8, 2021

Kishida pledges large economic stimulus as by-election campaigns start: Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Thursday said he will follow through with his pledge to deliver a "large-scale" package to stimulate Japan's pandemic-hit economy as campaigning… https://t.co/iuiQ6TR1Lo

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) October 7, 2021

Japan economy minister sees no need to change BOJ's 2per cent price goal https://t.co/AbQkkG3t33 pic.twitter.com/zPUaz7bwOd

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) October 14, 2021

“There’s no doubt that stability in currencies is important for the Japanese economy,” nation's new finance minister Shunichi Suzuki says https://t.co/YIJBekYjuM

— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) October 7, 2021

More from BOJ's Noguchi, says Japan's economy is picking up https://t.co/RDbZD3UGIp

— ForexLive (@ForexLive) October 14, 2021

China’s aggressive push in electric vehicles is a strategic threat to Japan’s car industry. Even more important given contribution of Jp auto industry to health of Jp domestic economy.

China’s EV makers make foray into Japan truck and bus market https://t.co/ybLO9hMlHr

— Robert Ward (@RobertAlanWard) October 12, 2021

My latest with @LlewelynHughes on Asia pivot's away from international finance for #coal, and the tantalising possibility that China, Japan, and South Korea may compete to finance large-scale #renewable #energy projects @ANU_ICEDS @ANURegNet #auspol https://t.co/JUAC3dsORH

— Christian Downie (@DownieChristian) October 13, 2021

NSW expects its bumper $3 billion of subsidies for green hydrogen production will lure interest from energy importers in Japan and South Korea. https://t.co/yOmU63Xj5d

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) October 13, 2021

Australian wave technology to be deployed in Mauritius, with Japan subsidy https://t.co/sbgc4D3YrD via @renew_economy

— GO GREEN (@ECOWARRIORSS) October 14, 2021

#Japan's household spending fell more sharply than expected in August, as state of emergency curbs to combat the coronavirus pandemic weighed on consumption during the summer holiday season and risked undercutting the economy's recovery.https://t.co/uRl4gc3Ccd pic.twitter.com/MMQnAuatIx

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) October 9, 2021

Yara, JERA and Idemitsu Kosan explore clean ammonia bunkering and distribution collaboration in Japan #hydrogen https://t.co/FtuFNADR4C

— EnergyNews.biz (@EnergyNews_Biz) October 6, 2021

Eneos to buy Japan Renewable Energy in deal worth US$1.8bn # Japanese oil and metals giant Eneos has bought Japan Renewable Energy Corporation (JRE) as it seeks to bolster its sustainable portfolio… https://t.co/RXihtXml35

— PV-Tech (@pv_tech) October 12, 2021

BREAKING | Japan oil giant ENEOS to buy Tokyo-based startup Japan Renewable Energy for $1.7 billion.https://t.co/tHTiKWGJOW

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) October 7, 2021

JAPAN UNDER KISHIDA | NUCLEAR ENERGY BACK IN FAVOR

Japan's energy policy will turn more nuclear power friendly under Prime Minister Kishida, with officials with ties to the pro-nuclear Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry taking up top posts. https://t.co/eCYCLXEb8I

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) October 7, 2021

Japan’s national #debt in relation to #GDP has reached dramatic levels over the years. #WorldBank #Statistics #WDI #Economy #Japan #Data #Visualization https://t.co/3Li3LWbM9W pic.twitter.com/0hCo6Oi0L7

— Stat World (@stat_world) October 8, 2021

Japan's economy has been a bellwether esp. since early 2018. We better hope something has changed in 2021, though there really is no reason to believe this. Certainly not because of QE's or even supply shocks.

Japan's leaning toward downturn. https://t.co/NQhVdXPfpT

— Jeffrey P. Snider (@JeffSnider_AIP) October 9, 2021

A little look back to last Friday, where I had an honour to participate in the Investment Forum of #Gagauzia, addressing the audience in the panel „Economy of opportunities” along with Bashkan @VlahIrina, former PM of Moldova Chiril Gaburici and Amb of Japan Yoshihiro Katayama pic.twitter.com/oDkfBWOAZV

— Uldis Mikuts (@UldisMikuts) October 6, 2021

A powerful earthquake registering a preliminary 6.1 magnitude shook the Tokyo area, but officials said there was no danger of a tsunami. It caused buildings to sway but there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. https://t.co/09laCxx9be

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

Japan's Parliament is on track to formalize Fumio Kishida as the new prime minister after the Cabinet and leader Yoshihide Suga resigned. Kishida faces pressing pandemic and security challenges ahead of an upcoming national election. https://t.co/AUcwVco6qw

— The Associated Press (@AP) October 4, 2021

▶️ Japan quake: 6.1-magnitude earthquake shakes Tokyo https://t.co/fkSNWcQ16g pic.twitter.com/TDhosD01Ug

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

https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1446126873654616066

▶️ Japan's new prime minister: Fumio Kishida set to take office, form government https://t.co/gaNeGIcxeE pic.twitter.com/l099Li9B3n

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) October 4, 2021

Japanese stocks suffered a 'Kishida shock' sell-off on Tuesday as foreign funds and retail investors bet that the country’s new prime minister would step back from efforts to make the world’s third-biggest economy more shareholder-friendly https://t.co/2dCm0zq3Gx

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) October 5, 2021

Fumio Kishida is Japan's new prime minister. Here's how he beat a much more popular rivalhttps://t.co/GzqZEOdFxW

— TIME (@TIME) October 5, 2021

Economic diplomacy: Japan’s new PM joins the (supply) chain gang | Greg Earl https://t.co/GygrJAP3ff

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) October 7, 2021

Good one @Lauren_ANU "A new logic of cooperation for Japan–South Korea relations" @ANUmedia @ANUBellSchool https://t.co/THcbt3ucf7 @east_asia_forum

— John Blaxland (@JohnBlaxland1) October 4, 2021

https://twitter.com/waikato/status/1446335167052795930

.@SenatorHagerty joins the #PacificCenturyPodcast to explain how the US and Japan should work together to protect #Taiwan. Listen here: https://t.co/khxeiRttsm

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) October 4, 2021

World 世界情勢等 Vol.24 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.181

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.196 (U.S. economy incl labor)

World Vol.195 (Western Pacific)　

World Vol.194　台中、米、France24_en など

World Vol.193　米（株含む）、豪NZ、dwnews など

World Vol.192 (U.S. economy incl supply chain, default)

World Vol.191　米経済（株含む）、英仏独中など

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
196：@capitalcom、@USDOL,@BLS_gov、@aier
195：@anudpa,@ahawatson、@TheSun,@DouglasKMurray
194：@MailOnline、@WUSTLbusiness、@HHHSchool、@Penn
193：@ReserveBankofNZ、@rnz_news,@VinayRanchhod、@Reuters,@JournoPraveen、@smh,@ErykBagshaw
192：@davidjlynch,@washingtonpost、@Forbes,@CaitlinLong_
191：@AspenTech

ご参考まで、Pacific 或いは East Asia と入力、検索して出て来たツイート
https://twitter.com/FAOAsiaPacific/status/1448909085223567361

#Tropical #Australia #Pacific_Southwest overview – no listed storms. GFS 15/0001UTC animation (https://t.co/TjRNezW40A) pic.twitter.com/5R6LmbXgir

— Mike Trigger (@T2mike) October 15, 2021

Integrated deterrence in the Indo-Pacific: Advancing the Australia-United States alliance https://t.co/hhzf6dTy2e via @USSC

— Rod Lyon (@rdyn51) October 15, 2021

https://twitter.com/Mike_Empirelpm/status/1448907886986514451

Eyeota co-founder & CEO Kristina Prokop spoke to Anna Green, head of AWS' small & medium business team across Asia Pacific and Japan, about the importance of harnessing the potential of the data ecosystem in a consumer-friendly and privacy-compliant way.https://t.co/JxUnr3EIgJ pic.twitter.com/huibZFzHuN

— Tech in Asia (@techinasia) October 15, 2021

The first woman assigned to work on China's new space station will be aboard when the Shenzhou-13 spacecraft blasts off, in a landmark moment for female astronauts and the country's rapidly expanding space program. @ Nectar_Gan and @jessieyeung8 write. https://t.co/iT4qq5LpJ6

— CNN Asia Pacific (@cnnasiapr) October 15, 2021

At the Destination Asia Pacific: University Fair on Saturday 20 November students and their families can meet with representatives and admission officers from over 30 of the top Asian #universities pic.twitter.com/W1aVCb4LUa

— Cambridge Assessment International Education (@CambridgeInt) October 15, 2021

Britain and America demonstrate naval airpower in the Pacific: https://t.co/CNWEw6C8jp #UKDefence #Defence #UKmfg pic.twitter.com/T3kgrINgfj

— Camberley Rubber (@CamRubber) October 15, 2021

"At @pacificgreentec (PGTK) , we’re fully on board [in helping achieve #netzero by 2050]. Our mission is to be a world leader in providing sustainable #cleantech solutions to global warming and resource scarcity challenges" – our CEO @sfpoulter – https://t.co/tONVIxzKto #COP26

— Pacific Green (@pacificgreentec) October 15, 2021

@LowyInstitute‘s annual Pacific Aid Map shows that Australia is the largest assistance contributor in the Pacific region with US$628 million given in 2019. Chinese #ODA in the region fell by 1/3.

Read the report and further implications here: https://t.co/6Etwf5tLWB

— Donor Tracker (@DonorTracker) October 15, 2021

#ERCC #DailyMap: 2021-10-11 ⦙ South-East Asia | Tropical Cyclone Activity  ▸https://t.co/YoAAMIQVzF pic.twitter.com/nuhbvOYXzs

— Copernicus EMS (@CopernicusEMS) October 11, 2021

Visible light video of the Pacific / Americas from GOES 17 for the last 3 days. See more at https://t.co/RU8aVYt6br. #Americas #satellite #KiwiWeather pic.twitter.com/hgZ0PMoK5f

— kiwiweather.com (@kiwiweather_com) October 15, 2021

@Avast has made three appointments in its company. Daria Loi, is appointed as Head of Innovation, Sigurdur Stefnisson(@sigurdurarnar) as Head of Avast Threat Lab, and Andrew B. Gardner, PhD(@andywocky) as Vice President of Research & AI.#southeastasia https://t.co/WJ8jdWu7ut

— ETHRWorld South-East Asia (@ETHRWorldSEA) October 15, 2021

@JessLee_DC and @QuincyInst paper on East Asia strategy talks about policy and societal changes needed in America to be a beacon of #democracy. Find this and more here: https://t.co/E13halTQkv

— India China Institute (@india_china) October 14, 2021

In his appearance on @CNNChile, #PardeeProf @jorgeheinel discusses rising tensions between #China and #Taiwan arguing that while the issue is a significant international flashpoint in East Asia, it should not be overplayed. More here: https://t.co/e3DJET50iD @tv_monica pic.twitter.com/FxnskbT9zO

— Pardee School of Global Studies, Boston University (@BUPardeeSchool) October 14, 2021

Register now for session one of our 2021 Asian Architecture Conference and hear Edward Kagan @WHNSC, @aikunming, @elinanoor, @AbeDenmark, and CSIS Senior Fellow @GregPoling address key issues on the agenda at the upcoming East Asia Summit. https://t.co/oRgxYulN5a

— CSIS Southeast Asia (@SoutheastAsiaDC) October 15, 2021

Last 2 days to apply! This year we're accepting public, private & charter #highschool #teachers in #Hawaii #Kauai & #Maui counties. Apply by 10/15 to learn from Stanford & other experts on #EastAsia, & earn @StanfordCSP credits. https://t.co/OikuZRjyZ9 #808Educate pic.twitter.com/pgsbs5iFQL

— Stanford SPICE (@StanfordSPICE) October 14, 2021

Don't forget to join CEAS tomorrow for the virtual KU Trade War Lab with Dr. Weiyi Shi (UC San Diego) tomorrow at 4 PM.

Register at https://t.co/cSuHBZg1vf pic.twitter.com/sA5Eh1nQFx

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) October 14, 2021

Is non-alignment making a comeback in Asia? https://t.co/f6Avp3chfS via @east_asia_forum

— Meropah (@Meropah) October 14, 2021

The Philippines is still among the countries in East Asia and the Pacific with the weakest rule of law, ranking 13 out of 15 nations in the region, according to the World Justice Project Rule of Law Index 2021. https://t.co/YrBKkq2zca

— CNN Philippines (@cnnphilippines) October 15, 2021

Cebu Pacific on Thursday said Bacolod City, Cagayan de Oro, Iloilo City, and Maguindanao are now included in the destinations in its network that have simplified travel requirements and do not require RT-PCR or Antigen testing. https://t.co/XhDPuaaYiY

— BusinessMirror (@BusinessMirror) October 15, 2021

Tech investment in Latin America is booming. Last year $4.1bn of venture capital investment flowed into the region, exceeding south-east Asia’s $3.3bn, according to the Global Private Capital Association https://t.co/us84Fh304R pic.twitter.com/eDeIPC2qFp

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) October 14, 2021

Rain Forecast of East Asia for next 4 days.
-Windy.com pic.twitter.com/IFXFvp5eBN

— Jolly Mampilly (@jollymampilly) October 8, 2021

East Asia's share of global crypto transaction volume has fallen from 1st to 4th place https://t.co/R49SQda7pI

— Forkast News (@Forkast_News) October 15, 2021

Congrats to #Taiwan on their 110th National Day!

We are lucky to have partners across the Pacific so dedicated to liberty, human rights, and security in East Asia.

I look forward to the years to come of cooperation and friendship between our two nations. pic.twitter.com/b4bpf2oDf3

— Brian Babin (@RepBrianBabin) October 9, 2021

It's tomorrow! October 15th at 3:15pm in Maury Hall 115, we will be welcoming Paul Groner of the University of Southern Carolina. Groner will be discussing the backstories of the fragments of 叡尊/Eison's Buddhist texts. This lecture is free and open to the public–see you there! pic.twitter.com/CyzfRr7q2g

— UVA East Asia Center (@Uva_EAC) October 14, 2021

Residents of a rural village in Laos are asking local government authorities to stop leasing their rice paddies to a Chinese watermelon grower during the off season, the villagers say.#Laos #PRC #LandDamage https://t.co/KngqQSThdO

— Indo-Pacific Defense FORUM (@IPDefenseForum) October 15, 2021

Cambodia’s PM wants law change to shut door on opponents https://t.co/CgPVDQq0to #Asia #America #Oceania #news #analytics #panpacificagency

— Pan Pacific Agency (@agency_pan) October 15, 2021

Almost 7 in 10 workers in Asia and in informal employment.

New @ILO brief looks at ways forward for Asia to transition into formality, with a specific focus on Viet Nam: https://t.co/wPPER8dezo pic.twitter.com/zXaN9ZfMHL

— ILOAsiaPacific (@ILOAsiaPacific) October 15, 2021

https://twitter.com/franckriester/status/1448926037300105221

East #Asia’s share of global #cryptocurrency transaction volumes halved amid China’s crackdown on the industry.

https://t.co/UM7wTyy6ZH

— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) October 14, 2021

Nissan’s e-Power system put into volume production in China https://t.co/OMOLUwoWvJ #Asia #America #Oceania #news #analytics #panpacificagency

— Pan Pacific Agency (@agency_pan) October 15, 2021

The narrative that China tech such as #Huawei is a #nationalsecurity threat is even forced hard on us in the #Pacific https://t.co/lWg2iBptL7

— Pacific Geopolitics (@PacGeopolitics) October 15, 2021

Reconciling population and social expectations in Japan https://t.co/JKjz1YbsfG via @east_asia_forum

— Tushar Sohale (@tusharsohale1) October 14, 2021

Chinese firms leading the way on green package delivery https://t.co/mUQp1lPCjb via @east_asia_forum

— Asger R. Christensen (@asgerrojle) October 14, 2021

China’s announcement that it is stopping support for coal abroad is significant, especially taken together with its efforts to limit the growth of coal power domestically, writes @HuwSlater https://t.co/al4xjOZQtE

— East Asia Forum (@east_asia_forum) October 14, 2021

China’s geostrategic engagement in a new Afghanistan | East Asia Forum https://t.co/C316EzuV4W pic.twitter.com/PSDdoShl7W

— Indo-Pacific Monitor (@indopacmonitor) October 14, 2021

Commodities boom, tourism hopes fuel South-east Asia stock rally https://t.co/KBWH9mOAWE

— ST Business Desk (@stbusinessdesk) October 15, 2021

"If #Indonesia’s influencer economy promotes surface-level change by having citizens mimic celebrity, not by making enduring reforms, then this growth could come at the expense of the country’s future." #SocialMedia https://t.co/gIUKLAbmkD

— Innovation for Change-EastAsia (@innov4changeEA) October 15, 2021

Logging companies and criminal gangs are destroying forests in East Asia at an unprecedented rate – with ongoing logging in Myanmar destroying the country’s forests. Teak, a highly-sought hardwood, is being smuggled out of Myanmar at an alarming rate. https://t.co/gF60WYWjFO

— Radio Free Asia (@RadioFreeAsia) October 12, 2021

NOAA: La Niña conditions have developed and are expected to continue with an 87% chance of La Niña in December 2021- February 2022.

La Niña cause higher than normal rainfall in South East Asia, and parts of Oceania. pic.twitter.com/iAgW8roLe2

— cubes (@hiimcubes) October 14, 2021

https://twitter.com/WHOSEARO/status/1448900604395495427

This #GlobalHandWashingDay we’re not going to talk about the effectiveness of washing hands with soap, we are focussing on @WHO findings that highlights that 1 in 4 healthcare centres lack hand washing facilities, & in the lowest-income countries, almost half have no clean water. pic.twitter.com/UGtyx62gSG

— Positive Media | Asia Pacific (@_positive_media) October 15, 2021

https://twitter.com/UNICEF_EAPRO/status/1448876409934471193
https://twitter.com/UNICEF_EAPRO/status/1448846291870515203
https://twitter.com/UNODC/status/1448666167485157385

1️⃣ The informal economy consists of activities that have market value but are not formally registered.

"Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa have the highest levels of informality, and Europe and East Asia are the regions with the lowest levels of informality."@IMFNews

— Informal Economy (@EconomyInformal) October 13, 2021

#tbt to The 6th edition of the South America- Africa- Middle East Asia Women Summit which successfully achieved its objective of bringing together #womenleaders.

Read more – https://t.co/yTsdrFmHGg #event #africa #womenempowerment pic.twitter.com/Va3IFAzd0G

— Centre for Economic & Leadership Development (@Celdng) October 14, 2021

Some great news here: “Last year $4.1bn of venture capital investment flowed into Latin America, exceeding south-east Asia’s $3.3bn and beating Africa, the Middle East and central and eastern Europe combined”

https://t.co/Kk79UmiePl

— Brian Winter (@BrazilBrian) October 14, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.32 (incl Japan’s new Prime Minister)

Kishida Fumio has been elected prime minister in the Diet. Lawmakers in both chambers voted for the newly elected leader of the Liberal Democratic Party, the main ruling party.https://t.co/bTHrueUgEo

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 4, 2021

Breaking News: Kishida Fumio has been elected Japan's Prime Minister by Diet lawmakers. pic.twitter.com/1db6tcKi0F

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 4, 2021

BREAKING: Newly elected Liberal Democratic Party President Fumio Kishida has become Japan’s 100th prime minister. https://t.co/zIli34OJ3u

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

Japan's Lower House election to be held on Oct. 31, NHK reports https://t.co/3lubipDkQu

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

Fumio Kishida elected as the Japan's new prime minister https://t.co/bgqfhywR9H pic.twitter.com/YX8CkFKg5m

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) October 4, 2021

Profiles of Japan PM Kishida's Cabinet membershttps://t.co/8ZylE2Yk7f

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) October 4, 2021

MAIN STORY: Fumio Kishida was elected as Japan's new PM by parliament and is set to form a Cabinet that will seek to keep COVID-19 under control while reviving a battered economy as he looks to appeal to voters heading into an upcoming general election.https://t.co/UDn8yT2F0G

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) October 4, 2021

SIDE STORY: Japan's new PM Fumio Kishida will hold a general election on Oct. 31, sources say, going to the polls soon after his election as leader in hopes of capitalizing on the fresh faces in his team and the improving coronavirus situation.https://t.co/dwy7VKalfD

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) October 4, 2021

JUST IN: Japan's new PM Kishida wins 141 votes in 245-member upper househttps://t.co/UDn8yT2F0G pic.twitter.com/gpoZ3sUig5

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) October 4, 2021

Sources: #Kishida to move up Lower House #election to Oct. 31 #politics | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, #Japan News and Analysis : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/qjDdUcrnzR

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) October 4, 2021

Edano vows to expand child support, make school meals free #politics | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, #Japan News and Analysis : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/dCfhyvgg7P

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) October 4, 2021

Twitter followers of Japan's new PM Kishida surge after Sept. 29 LDP election https://t.co/6Dw3H58FWZ

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

Tokyo stocks plunge as new Kishida gov't disappoints market https://t.co/bWlM1QMosW

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

Fumio Kishida: Japan's new prime minister takes office https://t.co/xMhGQhi8oE

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) October 4, 2021

The world’s third-largest economy cannot afford a government that simply muddles through https://t.co/IP2chfV57g

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) October 4, 2021

Factbox: Profiles of Japanese ministers in PM Kishida's cabinet https://t.co/75MIyaMPHZ pic.twitter.com/4NRSzQshqL

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 4, 2021

In surprise move, new Japan PM to call Oct 31 election – NHK https://t.co/Qhkc70qxkH pic.twitter.com/oPNL6QCbzl

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 4, 2021

MORE: Fumio Kishida officially elected as Japan's 100th prime minister after winning a majority of votes in both houses of parliament https://t.co/uH1UuZ9kFJ pic.twitter.com/eJCSFJJqUI

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 4, 2021

BREAKING: Fumio Kishida officially elected Japan's 100th prime minister pic.twitter.com/iUw5YLP6c4

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 4, 2021

Japan's outgoing finmin Aso said he urged BOJ to lower inflation target https://t.co/FBA6gTeYjD pic.twitter.com/YJcbfTd852

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 4, 2021

Factbox: Profiles of likely Japanese cabinet ministers https://t.co/DlXRIsZKdx pic.twitter.com/Dyc0lipXkJ

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 4, 2021

Japan's parliament has voted to approve Fumio Kishida as prime minister, with the new leader expected to announce a cabinet including both holdovers and fresh faceshttps://t.co/o8H00M6sM9

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) October 4, 2021

▶️ Fumio Kishida, low-key consensus builder, voted in as Japan's new prime minister https://t.co/RpP8Pst7LE pic.twitter.com/7ijcetzwoc

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) October 4, 2021

Japan's parliament votes Fumio Kishida the country's next prime minister

The scion of a Hiroshima political family, Kishida beat popular vaccine chief Taro Kono to win leadership of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party last week https://t.co/MrCP1yPsgX pic.twitter.com/YRtrFSUJFb

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 4, 2021

#UPDATES Japan's parliament votes Fumio Kishida the country's next prime minister, with the new leader expected to announce a cabinet including both holdovers and fresh faces pic.twitter.com/d3tDMNmulu

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 4, 2021

#BREAKING Japan lawmakers vote Fumio Kishida new prime minister pic.twitter.com/KbG4nESmvw

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 4, 2021

Japan's incoming Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to formally take office today following a special parliamentary session.https://t.co/lBBjP9Mt7i

— DW News (@dwnews) October 4, 2021

New Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida seeks to stimulate the economy by distributing money to middle- and lower-income earners https://t.co/Lfj3UJWC9d

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 4, 2021

https://twitter.com/RamyInocencio/status/1444912836036096005

Japan’s Fumio Kishida takes the reins as prime minister, seeking to revive support for his ruling party in the run-up to a general election in the coming weeks https://t.co/pgFnAXjeqR

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) October 4, 2021

BREAKING: Japan’s parliament elects former diplomat Fumio Kishida as the new prime minister, replacing Yoshihide Suga.https://t.co/lYkclGneBo

— The Associated Press (@AP) October 4, 2021

Japan’s Parliament set to formally choose new PM https://t.co/DMrIgcuOiS

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

Japan's Parliament set to formally choose Fumio Kishida as new PMhttps://t.co/oTjJxRhW4N pic.twitter.com/oSXy5mToY1

— CP24 (@CP24) October 4, 2021

Japan's incoming PM Kishida to call snap election for lower house on October 31 https://t.co/7buYjaZUfH

— ABC News (@abcnews) October 4, 2021

Who's who in the Cabinet of Japan's new PM Fumio Kishida https://t.co/g2boLJfJrK

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

SoftBank cutting more deals with fewer staff https://t.co/Oq0dVikO8w

— ST Business Desk (@stbusinessdesk) October 4, 2021

Japan gov't eyes approval of US pharma's oral COVID-19 drug molnupiravir by year's-end https://t.co/bf10JnMtZ1

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

#Japan in talks to procure oral #COVID-19 drug for mild symptomshttps://t.co/OSL4WXA4E5

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) October 4, 2021

A joint European-Japanese spacecraft is set to fly by Mercury for the first time late Friday on its path to deliver two probes into the planet's orbit in 2025. https://t.co/hKXSlDurV3

— ABC News (@ABC) October 1, 2021

Europe-Japan spacecraft captures its first picture of Mercury https://t.co/sDouykCq6o

— ABC News (@abcnews) October 2, 2021

Former Olympics minister Shunichi Suzuki is set to be named Japan’s next finance minister, according to local reports, replacing Taro Aso, who has held the post longer than anyone in the country’s modern era https://t.co/eoJMTvWHH0

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) October 1, 2021

Japan's incoming prime minister may inherit an economy somewhat less damaged by the pandemic than anticipated https://t.co/y4drxcrZaY

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) October 1, 2021

Japan's economy could get a major boost if shoppers splash out with the extra $180 billion they saved while they were cooped up https://t.co/83W1yC818Z

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) October 3, 2021

Here are the key problems that need to be solved by Japan’s third pandemic-era prime minister, to be chosen in an upcoming election https://t.co/tOvhHKYY1V

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) September 27, 2021

China’s rapidly growing military influence and unilateral changing of the status quo could present a risk to Japan, PM Suga says https://t.co/iPflD24p4n

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) September 22, 2021

Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga is set to announce the lifting of a state of emergency. The four lawmakers seeking to replace him as ruling-party leader have expressed a wide range of opinions on how to deal with the virus https://t.co/JP5h7RYjNf

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) September 28, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said the emergency will end Thursday and virus restrictions will be eased gradually “in order to resume daily lives despite the presence of the virus.” https://t.co/r0fp1KvxFv

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) September 28, 2021

Japan's Princess Mako set to give up $1.35M payment to marry commoner https://t.co/rZc7eHJElh pic.twitter.com/hW77k95JX4

— New York Post (@nypost) September 28, 2021

Eisai, Biogen start U.S. accelerated approval for new Alzheimer's drug https://t.co/1vZ3eH3Rc1 pic.twitter.com/9nMQRIekjz

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 28, 2021

Japanese romantics and royal-watchers held their breath for a wedding announcement as Princess Mako's boyfriend returned to Tokyo on Monday, following years of public controversy over their marriagehttps://t.co/SI2OIVFp91

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

Criss-crossing Tokyo.@AFP's Charly Triballeau captures trains travelling on three different rail lines at dusk near Tokyo's Ochanomizu station pic.twitter.com/1Qt0VqlpgN

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

The Pew Research Centre, a pollster, found in 2018 that 62% of Japanese believe elections do not change things https://t.co/Mu9JpZEDwq

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 27, 2021

Japan's Princess Mako is set to forego a one-off million-dollar payment for giving up her royal status to wed a college classmate, local media said https://t.co/ClIu7oU6ZU

— CNN International (@cnni) September 27, 2021

Biden should be aware of the limits of the Quad https://t.co/crgNrEHgpB

— TheHillOpinion (@TheHillOpinion) September 27, 2021

'Quad' summit is a chance to clarify our Indo-Pacific agenda https://t.co/yD4tdETguD

— TheHillOpinion (@TheHillOpinion) September 23, 2021

The outcome of the LDP’s leadership election on Sept. 29 is unusually difficult to predict, @observingjapan writes. https://t.co/naoHHMhK2i

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) September 25, 2021

Friday's Quad visit could be key for nudging India onto a more aggressive footing. Our latest Situation Report explains why:https://t.co/acldsTbMre

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) September 24, 2021

.@SheilaSmithCFR on what next week's election could mean for Japan. https://t.co/nEjqVzHFYh

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) September 23, 2021

The leaders of the U.S., Australia, India, and Japan—which form the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or Quad—convened at the White House today for the first time.

Here's a quick rundown on what the group does: https://t.co/x1JBfUcvG5

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) September 24, 2021

The U.S.-Australia alliance has demonstrated strength and utility. Now in its 70th year, leaders should leverage the alliance to prepare for today’s challenges and tomorrow’s threats. https://t.co/Wv8Koes8xC

— CSIS (@CSIS) September 23, 2021

On Rahm Emanuel's nomination to become U.S. ambassador to Japan, @KristiGovella says: “In many ways, the best ambassador is one who can keep the U.S.-Japan relationship central to U.S. foreign policy.” https://t.co/i5wPlzmRQP

— German Marshall Fund (@gmfus) September 21, 2021

‘Free and open’: Quad leaders call for ‘stable’ Indo-Pacific in veiled China dig https://t.co/FrMUeTNQ09

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 25, 2021

In a further sign of growing security cooperation between the United States and Australia – to the exclusion of France – the so-called Quad countries are meeting in Washington Friday to shore up their interests in the Indo-Pacific. https://t.co/EMylszCeiH

— RFI English (@RFI_En) September 24, 2021

US President Joe Biden and the leaders of Australia, India and Japan highlighted their Quad group's role in safeguarding a stable, democratic Indo-Pacific on Friday in a veiled dig at rival China.
➡️ https://t.co/9KDyYx5bnB
✍️@SebastianAFP pic.twitter.com/P7jktCYUIA

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) September 24, 2021

US, allies vow to pursue ‘free, open’ Indo-Pacific at Quad summit https://t.co/Vp21rTN2ts pic.twitter.com/d9l4yWGXam

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) September 25, 2021

President Joe Biden hosted the Quad Group, made up of the leaders of the US, India, Australia and Japan, at the White Househttps://t.co/owE3aMFGdR

— Saudi Gazette (@Saudi_Gazette) September 25, 2021

The #Quad countries — United States, India, Japan and Australia — have pledged to donate more than 1.2 billion #Covid19 vaccine doses globally, in addition to the vaccines financed through Covax.https://t.co/yIPJi5Qqvn #QuadLeadersSummit pic.twitter.com/peUKIAkVjd

— Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) September 25, 2021

Leaders of Quad countries vow to pursue a free and open Indo-Pacific region "undaunted by coercion" at their first in-person summit, which presented a united front amid shared concerns about Chinahttps://t.co/LoSr5XFcsI

— TRT World (@trtworld) September 25, 2021

Japan's exports extended a winning run in August but the pace of growth weakened. Strong demand for chip-making equipment offset slower shipments of cars to the U.S. and Europe https://t.co/6rw21WE34b pic.twitter.com/n6LaYuuHiK

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 16, 2021

The United States, South Korea and Japan are preparing for a possible meeting next week in Tokyo of officials handling North Korea, the Kyodo news agency reported https://t.co/Xw2Pgk4FoT pic.twitter.com/MgE3kNdwJc

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2021

Princess to give up royal title and £730K so she can marry lad she met at uni https://t.co/6ORs79kll5 pic.twitter.com/RJBe1sa0aS

— The Mirror (@DailyMirror) September 25, 2021

In aging Japan, millions of people are learning they no longer are elderly, but merely “pre-old” https://t.co/zSK3vXj5gS

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 25, 2021

The Biden administration’s bid for coordinated support for a China strategy must unite the aims of countries in territorial conflict with Beijing, like Japan and India, with those of China’s trade partners in Europe https://t.co/tvAwi2IItM

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 2, 2021

'Leaders from the #US, #Japan, #India and #Australia face an unusual dilemma in Washington this weekend: how rapidly should their Indo-Pacific grouping now move forward with plans to counter #China?'

Read the latest opinion piece by @jamescrabtree https://t.co/Jmo8lZ8h7W

— IISS News (@IISS_org) September 24, 2021

https://twitter.com/IISS_org/status/1441814006054981632

Hydrogenious' technology has the potential to unlock the economic value of hydrogen through lower transportation, storage and distribution costs. We're excited for this latest investment from our Future Energy Fund II, and welcome @hydrogenLOHC to this portfolio. https://t.co/kNoqm0fFXm

— Chevron (@Chevron) September 13, 2021

JAPAN | WHO's GOT THE POWER?

1/ "Biden really wants to hold the Quad summit, especially after Afghanistan."

He can't because of Japanese politics.@kenmoriyasu reports.https://t.co/0Gl2gb1dIM

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) September 4, 2021

Japan’s Defense Ministry is seeking a record $50.1 billion annual budget as it seeks to bolster its capabilities amid simmering tensions with China https://t.co/imrtqKEold

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) August 31, 2021

President Vladimir Putin says Russia is setting up a tax-free zone to attract investment to 4 islands at the center of a decades-long territorial dispute with Japan https://t.co/bhoa2qpKTc

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) September 3, 2021

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

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

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

World Vol.189 (incl European Union)

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

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

World Vol.180 (Jackson Hole economic policy symposium)

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

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

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

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

— Christoph Busch (@christophbusch) July 6, 2021

"Activity Inching Back in European Economies"

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

— GnS Economics (@GnSEconomics) February 15, 2021

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

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

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

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

— Goldman Sachs (@GoldmanSachs) January 5, 2020

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

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

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

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

« It will be 10 times harder than Tokyo »

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

— tariq panja (@tariqpanja) August 9, 2021

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

INFLATION? WHERE? pic.twitter.com/G3elFW6RND

— Sebastian Sienkiewicz (@Amdalleq) February 9, 2020

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

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

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

— DW Europe (@dw_europe) April 29, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 20, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 20, 2021

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 14, 2021

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 22, 2021

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

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 9, 2021

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 1, 2020

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 19, 2020

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 4, 2020

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 30, 2020

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 24, 2020

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 13, 2020

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 24, 2020

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 14, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

— AP Europe (@AP_Europe) November 3, 2019

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

— ScottBourne (@scottbourne) September 26, 2021

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) July 15, 2021

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) July 8, 2021

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) July 8, 2021

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) February 21, 2021

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) November 13, 2020

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) March 3, 2020

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) January 14, 2020

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) November 21, 2019

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) July 11, 2019

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

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) April 8, 2019

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

— Steve Matthews (@SteveMatthews12) August 28, 2020

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

— Steve Matthews (@SteveMatthews12) June 17, 2020

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— WSJ Graphics (@WSJGraphics) April 23, 2020

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 21, 2021

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

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 5, 2020

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

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 16, 2020

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

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 6, 2020

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

— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 16, 2021

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

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 30, 2021

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

— ABC News (@ABC) November 24, 2019

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

— ABC News (@ABC) April 11, 2020

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

— ABC News (@ABC) January 14, 2020

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

— NTD News (@news_ntd) June 16, 2021

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

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

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

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

— Forbes India (@forbes_india) September 27, 2021

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

— Cornell Dyson (@CornellDyson) September 28, 2021

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

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

World 世界情勢等 Vol.22 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.179

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.188 (California gubernatorial recall election, France’s ambassador recall, etc,)　加州知事リコール選挙（否決）、仏大使召還

World Vol.186 (U.S. – 20th anniversary of 9/11)　９１１

World Vol.185 (U.S. – 20th anniversary of 9/11)　９１１

California Vol.33 (Dixie Fire)　山火事

California Vol.32 (Caldor Fire)　山火事

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
World Vol.188：@EastBayTimes-@OakTribNews／@mercnews
World Vol.186：@CSTribune
World Vol.185：@LMdiplo、@NewStatesman、@ChathamHouse
California Vol.33：@kcranews
California Vol.32：@NASAEarth

Canada カナダ Vol.15 (Ontario オンタリオ州)

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。なお、Vol.15-17（オンタリオ州）についてはボリューム的に各頁では完結しなかったので、15-17の３頁通してご覧頂ければと存じます。

Canada Vol.44 (Ontario – cities of Thunder Bay, North Bay, Timmins, etc. / Ottawa: ottawacity, ottawasuncom, OttawaCitizen, CityNewsOttawa, CFRAOttawa, etc.)　オタワなど

内容例（ツイートもご覧ください）
44：@CFRAOttawa,@facesottawa

Japan及びOntario、都市名などを入力、検索して出て来たツイート
州

These trees were a part of the over 3000 trees planted in Ontario by the Sakura Project, which ran from 2000 to 2012 and was spearheaded by the Consulate-General of Japan. The trees were donated as symbols of friendship between Japan and Canada.

— CG of Japan Toronto (@CGjapanTO) May 6, 2021

These trees were a part of the over 3000 trees planted in Ontario by the Sakura Project, which ran from 2000 to 2012 and was spearheaded by the Consulate-General of Japan. The trees were donated as symbols of friendship between Japan and Canada.

— CG of Japan Toronto (@CGjapanTO) May 10, 2021

https://twitter.com/CGjapanTO/status/1393235252122996736

Vital to Japan's music culture, the Tsugaru Shamisen originates from #Aomori. Watch a master craftsman build one for Norm Nakamura (@Tokyo_Lens), a skilled Tsugaru Shamisen player from Ontario, now living in Japan, & apprentice to the @yoshida_kyodai.https://t.co/XDoCOyBSED pic.twitter.com/aCXxJPE3Pu

— CG of Japan Toronto (@CGjapanTO) June 11, 2021

The Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum in #Kanagawa is a ramen-lover's paradise. Modelled after late-50s Japan (around which time instant noodles were invented), the museum has samplings from across Japan. Even #Toronto's @RYUS_Noodle_bar can be found there.https://t.co/VhUPjAULM2 pic.twitter.com/AqnZA7KpPS

— CG of Japan Toronto (@CGjapanTO) June 29, 2021

On 20 July, Consul-General Sasamaya met The Hon. Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario & The Hon. Lisa MacLeod, Min. of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Inds. They exchanged views on enhancing existing friendly & cordial relations between Japan & Ontario, & talked about Tokyo 2020. pic.twitter.com/TaabRDOvZt

— CG of Japan Toronto (@CGjapanTO) July 20, 2021

https://twitter.com/Devin_Heroux/status/1438638551269322752

Heading to an evening soirée at the Consul-General of Japan’s official residence tonight in Toronto with members of our @cbcsports and @CBCNews team.

To celebrate Tokyo 2020.

I wonder if 7-Eleven will be on the menu. Photos and updates to come.

— Devin Heroux (@Devin_Heroux) September 16, 2021

Ontario – Province Concludes Successful Virtual Mission to Japan and South Koreahttps://t.co/38B9Rpvx1e

— MISA Ontario (@MISAOntario) July 3, 2021

It's officially July 21 in Japan, and that means it's the first day of competition for the delayed 2020 Olympic Games. Check out when you can watch athletes from around southern, central and eastern #Ontario with our daily tracker. #Tokyo2020 #Olympics https://t.co/8rcTj4AFYy

— YorkRegion (@YorkRegion) July 20, 2021

Ontario has concluded a virtual business mission to Japan and South Korea to increase investment. Learn why Ontario is the ideal location for investors to locate their #EV facilities: https://t.co/gHyW8hebVB #InvestInOntario pic.twitter.com/4bCdenRY5S

— Invest Ontario (@investontario) June 30, 2021

Ontario concludes a successful virtual mission to Japan and South Korea that showcased the #OntarioMade advantage in automotive manufacturing and leading-edge technology. Read more: https://t.co/g6wyuDaTyN #OpenForBusiness pic.twitter.com/NZbUzj34qS

— Ontario Economy (@ONeconomy) June 30, 2021

On July 5, students from #Japan, #USA and #Canada met for a #Kakehashi Japan Bowl virtual exchange. Congratulations to the participating 2020-2021 Ontario and BC champions, and special thanks to 2021 champ Vincent P for his great presentation! https://t.co/muJAQedJxz

— APF Canada (@AsiaPacificFdn) July 13, 2021

Japan’s Hattendo and Ontario’s Izumi Sake have created the first ever Japanese Sake Dessert Cream Bun & Milk Pudding series just in time for our outdoor gatherings and picnics.@OntarioSake #Hattendo https://t.co/CqIirH2DwI

— Toronto Guardian (@TORGuardian) July 14, 2021

Reporter who endorsed harsh lockdowns in Ontario travels to Japan to cover international sporting event https://t.co/HtXPdoun0G

— Ryan O'Connor (@rpoconnor) July 19, 2021

Forest bathing is a mindfulness practice based on a concept developed in the 1980s in Japan. Northwestern Ontario Hub journalist @charneland talks to @JeyanTVO about what it is and how it’s done. Watch TVO at 8pm & 11pm. Producer: @carrletta pic.twitter.com/WBf4f2UMZP

— The Agenda | TVO (@TheAgenda) July 30, 2021

On June 23, 7pm EDT, the Japan America Society of Michigan and Southwestern Ontario will present a presentation of the tradition behind the dynamic blue check design theme of the Tokyo Olympics with a cosplay take on the Olympic mascot. #JFNYFunded https://t.co/5IzuEUSsoX

— The Japan Foundation, New York & CGP (@JF_NewYork) June 19, 2021

Olympics, Japanese design & cosplay – oh my!
Come join the Japan America Society of Michigan & Ontario's Young Professionals for an overview of the Japanese tradition behind the logos & mascots of the Olympics.

June 23 (Wed) 7 PM EST (free!)https://t.co/oQzETMWzVS pic.twitter.com/Xfin6rTdy8

— Ikigai Connections (@KasiaIkigai) June 15, 2021

#ChildWelfare On this day in 2019 I met w #Japanese delegation embarking on creating #Japan's first Child Advocate inspired by Ontario's former office and legislation, and asked for my support. While #Ontario terminated the OCA, others saw its need. #onpoli #childwelfare #onpoli pic.twitter.com/RXldKM3Ayi

— Cheyanne Ratnam | She/Her | Passion-Driven (@CheyRatnam) September 20, 2021

A beautiful Ontario forest. Reminds me of @welcomekyushu Japan. pic.twitter.com/sbHvVu2vIh

— Bruce Lourie, PhD (@brucelourie) July 27, 2021

"Tea Leef of Uji, Kyoto", posted to William Hopper, Esq., of Cobourg, Ontario (received 9 June 1909): "Nagasaki, Japan, May 18. Greetings from the tea shop. We are well but getting tired. 24 days at sea now + have 7 more. Are seeing Japan very well. Kindest regards, Grose." pic.twitter.com/82kvR5VPxe

— The Daily Postcard (@postcarddaily) June 9, 2021

This "real estate" bubble is now "larger" than Japan's great asset bubble in 1989. The greatest mania in modern history.

Canada's private debt to GDP has surpassed Japan in 1989, the US in 2008 and 1929, mostly centered in Ontario and BC. A delusion of wealth predicated on debt! https://t.co/mR1o4ZWp8H

— The Economic LongWave (@TheELongWave) July 2, 2021

https://twitter.com/IrishEmbJapanEN/status/1420043547219173385
Ottawa
https://twitter.com/JapaninCanada/status/1425875941520203780
https://twitter.com/JapaninCanada/status/1400059809186058241

A Webinar 'Facing Pandemic Together 'Canada-Japan Science and Tecnology Coopertion' hosted by the University of Ottawa on Feb. 25. Full video is available here: https://t.co/MBdcoi1720

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) March 5, 2021

A year ago I joined in the Embassy of Japan’s National Day Celebrations in person in Ottawa. Tonight’s event, like so many others, is being done virtually, as we celebrate the Emperor of Japan’s 61st birthday and acknowledge the strong ties between Canada and Japan. @SenateCA pic.twitter.com/rxqdoOXJ91

— Senator Rob Black (@SenatorRobBlack) March 4, 2021

The Embassy of Japan in Ottawa (@JapaninCanada) will be hosting the event “Taiko as a Performance Art”, an online webinar exploring the history and practice of taiko as a performance art on March 25th at 7PM (EDT).https://t.co/pAwTogltNH pic.twitter.com/Ix9ttshU8G

— Anime North Game Shows (@ANorthGameShows) March 24, 2021

Congrats 2020/2021 Canada-Japan #Kakehashi Young Leader nominees & thanks to all who joined our 9/15 virtual event ft. Kakehashi Project alums Feaven Abidta, Gregory John, & First Secretary Atsushi Murata w/ Embassy of Japan in Ottawa. #JICE @JapaninCanada @abidtaf @_gregoryjohn pic.twitter.com/00qKWn8wC5

— APF Canada (@AsiaPacificFdn) September 16, 2021

OTTAWA, Canada – Marc Garneau, minister of foreign affairs, Monday met with Motegi Toshimitsu, Japan’s minister for foreign affairs, on the margins of the G7 foreign and development ministers’ meeting, in London, United Kingdom.https://t.co/WXxqfGECFs pic.twitter.com/nv1qNkjMjB

— CaribbeanNewsGlobal (@GlobalCaribbean) May 3, 2021

https://twitter.com/8_bit_librarian/status/1413165923716976646

A 6:40 Headline of the Day…

Goomba tower falls onto tracks at Super Nintendo World Japan#ottawa

Listen to LiVE 88.5 FM for free on your radio and on every streaming device!https://t.co/hUf6TD8hWp

— LiVE 88.5 FM (@LiVE885fm) August 16, 2021

#TBT to to 2019 when @DaynaPidhoresky was the Elite Canadian Women's Ottawa Marathon Champ! Dayna will be competing in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Women's Marathon on Friday!

We wish her the best of luck!#ThorwBackThursday #IStartHere #OttawaMarathon pic.twitter.com/YORCxlwUlB

— Ottawa Marathon (@OttawaMarathon) August 5, 2021

Proud of the Canadian women's 4×400 relay team that made it to finals in Tokyo. Especially Ottawa native Alicia Brown. These women came hungry and delivered. https://t.co/ilgdKrMx0L

— Sasha Willms (she/her) (@sasha_willms) August 6, 2021

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics are inspiring some of our Staff and Members to have BGCO-lympics!

Every day, our Members deliver gold-worthy performances as they get active through the Physical Activity and Healthy Lifestyle programming pillar!#ottawa #olympics #tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/UCr6V7ewLW

— BGC Ottawa (@bgcottawa) August 6, 2021

NEW: Ottawa celebrates Canada women's soccer gold medal at Tokyo Olympics #ottnews https://t.co/AP7lZWxuef

— CTV Ottawa (@ctvottawa) August 6, 2021

Ottawa declares a special day for Team Canada star Vanessa Gilles, who won gold in Tokyo. CTV's Leah Larocque reports. https://t.co/z1sOSNLmzy

— CTV Ottawa (@ctvottawa) September 15, 2021

The Ottawa Valley will be watching the women's 800-metre heats taking place in Tokyo Thursday night. https://t.co/WlBd9hgwBW

— CTV Ottawa (@ctvottawa) July 29, 2021

The Men's 470 event at Tokyo 2020 will start tonight at 11:05pm (Ottawa Time) and will feature our Canadian athletes Jacob Saunders and Oliver Bone.@TeamCanada @CBCOlympics @RC_Sports #sail #sailing #sailforall #sailforlife #sailtowin #FeelAlive #olympicgames #tokyo2020 https://t.co/F0gQ1nQhMj

— Sail Canada (@SailCanada) July 27, 2021

Following the 1st day of #GoSailing on the road to Tokyo, Canada collectively sailed 107 hours. With an objective of 1500 hours, we are now in Lake Michigan between Ottawa and Tokyo!

Did you record your sailing time today? Let's do this now: https://t.co/219KbYFFO6. pic.twitter.com/xf7qvZs4K7

— Sail Canada (@SailCanada) August 1, 2021

Give my very first published article a read! I had a chance to speak with Ottawa born Olympian, Kelleigh Ryan, before her departure to Tokyo for her Olympic debut #Olympics2021 #Tokyo2020 #ottawaolympian https://t.co/SCazVSqoHw

— Emma Kelly (@kellyemmaaa) July 22, 2021

Ottawa cyclist Michael Woods came agonizingly close to opening Canada's medal account on the first full day of competition at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, a day that saw Canadian athletes also take to the diamond, the court and the beach.https://t.co/wAhuLhj8gx

— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) July 24, 2021

Michael Woods came agonizingly close to Canada’s first medal account on the first full day of competition at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

The Ottawa cyclist finished fifth in a thrilling men’s road race Saturday at Fuji International Speedway.https://t.co/42eibWGcrD

— Toronto Star Sports (@StarSports) July 24, 2021

Canada's Nicolas-Guy Turbide swims to silver at Tokyo Paralympics https://t.co/41aeE869Dh #ottnews #ottawa pic.twitter.com/BXdUHTGkCq

— CBC Ottawa (@CBCOttawa) August 26, 2021

State Minister Nagasaka attended the Ottawa Group Ministerial Virtual Meeting tonight. He discussed #WTO reform priorities with other Ministers and #DGNgoziOkonjo-Iweala and submitted Japan's proposal on trade and climate change. ➡https://t.co/72rNwqC62f https://t.co/TKq0D7Vx1d

— METI, Japan (@METI_JPN) March 22, 2021

What is the Ottawa Group? What is it proposing?

Led by Canada, it includes Australia, Brazil, Chile, EU, Japan, Kenya, S.Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, Switzerland and now UK

It originated in a meeting of ministers in Ottawa in 2018, then Davos early 2019

1/4 https://t.co/RjoeliQHNV

— Peter Ungphakorn (@CoppetainPU) March 22, 2021

A year ago, at my last in-person press conference in Ottawa, I asked PM Trudeau whether C$1B in financial relief the govt offered to help economy get through Covid-19 outbreak was too meek given what UK and Japan were doing. C$180 billion or so later, I think I got the answer.

— Paul Vieira (@paulvieira) March 11, 2021

OTTAWA, Canada – The following is a statement from G7 foreign ministers on the situation in Tigray, Ethiopia:

“We, the G7 foreign ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America and the Highhttps://t.co/OSvj50VEKe pic.twitter.com/Qk371RxXDc

— CaribbeanNewsGlobal (@GlobalCaribbean) April 2, 2021

OTTAWA, Canada – The following is a statement from G7 foreign ministers on the buildup of Russian military forces in Ukraine:

“We, the G7 foreign ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America andhttps://t.co/8DagbWBIun pic.twitter.com/N4lf9cyctU

— CaribbeanNewsGlobal (@GlobalCaribbean) April 12, 2021

OTTAWA, Canada – The following statement was released by the governments of the United States of America, Italy, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Iraq, Ireland, Japan, Jordan, Lebanon, Netherlands, Norway, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, UAE, thehttps://t.co/Dye4Ly49E8

— CaribbeanNewsGlobal (@GlobalCaribbean) June 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/_Truth_Speaker_/status/1412178347652648960

Rear-Admiral G. Couturier, Deputy Commander Royal Canadian Navy, watches Commander S. Belair, Commanding Officer, HMCS Ottawa, break open the sake casks at a reception onboard Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force Ship Umigiri on July 11 during a port visit to Tokyo, Japan pic.twitter.com/Yx4qARn08v

— Truth (@_Truth_Speaker_) February 21, 2021

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

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) August 15, 2021

Scott Stinson: Japan asked everyone to follow rules at the Olympics. Don't expect China to be so polite https://t.co/7KoaMooCFJ

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) August 7, 2021

Millions of ‘ghost homes’ sit empty in Japan. You can snag one for as little as $550 https://t.co/KH3WoTQCNt pic.twitter.com/d6x5v0isxd

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) June 5, 2021

Strong quake hits off Japan coast, injuring dozens and triggering blackouts https://t.co/zQMProq7MB pic.twitter.com/21CqUWeRg7

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) February 14, 2021

Snowstorm causes nasty 134-car pile-up in Japan https://t.co/GbKaA1hWkh — via @drivingdotca #autonews pic.twitter.com/SHa4l4ydEv

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) January 22, 2021

Wearing someone else's face: Hyper-realistic masks to go on sale in Japan https://t.co/Xe24UCuhcI pic.twitter.com/DCrnL5PQdR

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) December 20, 2020

Samples from asteroid more than hoped for, Japan researchers say https://t.co/EV3gtZ2lMR pic.twitter.com/cyYxsMVgDs

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) December 19, 2020

Japan floods, mudslides kill at least 44 as streets turn to rivers https://t.co/sIrZ1LCDv4 pic.twitter.com/mh5wcMcLIM

— Ottawa Sun (@ottawasuncom) July 6, 2020

Manholes get glowing anime makeover in Japan's Tokorozawa https://t.co/k4zikP23Dl pic.twitter.com/2L3EZo0Z7H

— Ottawa Sun (@ottawasuncom) August 21, 2020

Japan says Ghosn's escape inexcusable, orders investigation https://t.co/DCyHx50BmS pic.twitter.com/8MB8oATPI9

— CityNews Ottawa (@CityNewsOttawa) January 5, 2020

‘Naruto’ soundtracks to get first digital release outside Japan this weekhttps://t.co/7MWy84G8b0

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 22, 2021

No CG here – Japanese company builds ridiculously gigantic mechanical pencil【Pics, video】https://t.co/5dRQcOLpR9【pics-video】/

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 21, 2021

Simian Sweets: Monkey Guardian “Wagashi” a Hit with Shrine Visitors https://t.co/4JeN9XoKXX

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 18, 2021

How travelers can help Japan preserve local environments, history and culture https://t.co/fjUwPp2ycd

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 18, 2021

Nissin Cup Noodle flavours become Umaibo snacks, and we try every one of them https://t.co/UbBDaRWB0b

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 18, 2021

Fishermen Expand Their Job Descriptionhttps://t.co/R0pQZ5bRcc

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 18, 2021

Fukuoka is getting the biggest Gundam statue in Japanhttps://t.co/0n0sgTtcFy

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 18, 2021

We try fresh orange juice squeezed for us by a vending machine in Saitama【Taste test】https://t.co/SC41K8kIu0【taste-test】/

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) September 18, 2021

Pembroke

It's no secret who we're cheering for in the ❤️ of the Ottawa Valley!
Pembroke's own Maddy Kelly and Eganville's @BishopMelissa are both racing in the women's 800m, which gets underway on Thursday night.
Join us in showing your support for our local stars as they shine in Tokyo! pic.twitter.com/vL8SgQ3E8H

— City of Pembroke (@CityPembroke) July 27, 2021

Thunder Bay

A fan from Japan: A man who fell in love with Thunder Bay, Ontario and returns every year! His next goal is to meet the Prime Minister! https://t.co/gBOQGManFi @CBCNews @mylakehead @LakeheadUNews @JustinPMTrud #JapanCanadaMe #JapanCanada90 pic.twitter.com/MfQOlSH5rN

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) January 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/BannedAnn/status/1434320002820288517
Timmins

Japan’s Sumitomo backs Iamgold's Côté #gold project, 130 km southwest of Timmins, Ontario. https://t.co/SNM4inW3ZU #mining

— The Northern Miner (@northernminer) June 8, 2017