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World 世界情勢等 Vol.13 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.165

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World Vol.111 (Biden’s First Press Conference)
World Vol.110 (U.S. President Biden’s First Press Conference)
World Vol.108 (sanctions, human rights)
World Vol.107 (sanctions, human rights)
World Vol.106 (Alaska meeting)
World Vol.99 (G7 online summit meeting)

World Vol.109 (U.S., etc.)
TransAtlantic-NATO NorthernIreland BankOfEngland Houthi Russia China Japan-earthquake CanadianPacificRailway-KansasCity,MO VaccinePassports space-cheese HappinessReport PowerOutages TX
World Vol.105 (U.S. diplomacy, etc.)
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World Vol.104 (U.S., etc.)
Novavax Venezuela Paraguay UAE OPEC CA,AU,NZ AR
World Vol.103 (U.S., etc.)
EVs cheese AU-SuperState Iraq Italy vaccine stimulus OH
World Vol.102 (U.S., etc.)
CA-China Myanmar KazuoIshiguro Sarkozy meat-packing-plant COVID-passport AU NZ-earthquake KS,NE

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109：@CarnegieEndow,@Judy_Dempsey
105：@kostigen,@DefenseOne、@CSISEnergy,@CSIS、@ACScowcroft
104：@SPGlobalPlatts、@CFR_org、@ArkBusiness、@a_shiryaevskaya,@BloombergNRG
103：@energyathaas、@wef、@GoldmanSchool,@NatalieHolmes3,@CAPolicyLab,@UCBerkeley、@WSBresearch,@BrookingsInst,@pewtrusts,@squinton_states
102：@CEPS_thinktank、@amandajanepaul,@Mihai_Chihaia,@epc_eu、@lklades,@EconPsyPol,@ucdgearyinst,@Kate_Laffan,@UCD_Research、@CAGlobalAffairs,@BenHautecouv,@FRS_org

World 世界情勢等 Vol.12 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.164

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World Vol.101 (U.S., etc.)
Europe Russia Arctic Nagorny-Karabakh Houthis CentralAsia Iran NuclearBrinkmanship Syria Myanmar dinosaur Colombia IlliberalDemocratic Duterte FL
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TracerApp BeachEnergy-surrender hydroxychloroquine PolarizationDynamic NASA-Mars Czech Ecuador LatAm NZ,AU KY
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CentralBanks MonetaryPolicy TravelRelatedServices-ServicesInflation BodPurchases mortgages CurrentPopulationsSurvey broadband ManuSurvey NewSTART Friedman Alaska OysterShells SuperBowl JeffBezos-StepDown wheat SC,LA
World Vol.96 (U.S.)
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World Vol.93 (The Wall Street Journal, AFP, Reuters, TIME, The Economist, The Washington Post)
GameStop DoomsdayClock
World Vol.90 (incl The New York Times, Bloomberg Politics)
vaccines Poland CountyLevel-RiskAssessments SpicyChickenMcNuggets NV
World Vol.89 (U.S. Congress, insurance, NZ)
StateFarm Progressive LibertyMutual Allstate Travelers Chubb Farmers AIG TheHartford amfam CNA Assurant AXA Allianz AmyConeyBarrett

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100：@calebwatney,@ppi、@TaraStraw,@CenterOnBudget,@Marketplace、@BrookingsFP,@thomaswright08
97：@RichmondFed、@centralbank_ie
89：@Zurich

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.12（U.S. State and Defense Secretaries’ visit to Japan 米国務長官及び国防長官の訪日）

Wrapping up a productive visit to Tokyo. I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to reaffirm the strength of the U.S.-Japan Alliance with Prime Minister @sugawitter, Foreign Minister @Moteging, and Defense Minister @KishiNobuo. pic.twitter.com/AGhrfq9Tnb

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) March 17, 2021

Productive meeting today with Prime Minister @sugawitter and @SecDef to discuss U.S.-Japan cooperation on addressing global challenges. Together we’re committed to strengthening democracy and promoting our shared values in the Indo-Pacific and across the world. pic.twitter.com/CnbQrdq0XT

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) March 16, 2021

Pleasure to meet with my friend and Japanese counterpart, @moteging, today. We’re committed to deepening U.S.-Japan coordination on global challenges and our shared vision for a free and open #IndoPacific region. pic.twitter.com/OVgGVvDt1y

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) March 16, 2021

We have extraordinary economic ties with Japan and I enjoyed hearing from Japanese business leaders today. Close cooperation among our companies will help combat climate change, secure supply chains, promote and protect emerging technologies, and foster digital trade. pic.twitter.com/7svIjugicz

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) March 16, 2021

https://twitter.com/SecBlinken/status/1371443183335440385

.@SecDef and I are visiting Japan and South Korea this week to recommit to our shared goals and responsibilities. Our alliances are force multipliers and vital to our interest and our values.https://t.co/9LXBwPvlQM

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) March 15, 2021

On the 10th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake, the United States stands with our Ally Japan in remembrance. The American and Japanese people will continue to stand strong together in the face of any adversity. #10YearsLater

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) March 11, 2021

I look forward to meeting our friends and allies in Japan and the Republic of Korea in my first in-person visit overseas as Secretary of State. @SecDef will join me in both countries as we work to promote peace, security, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific and around the world.

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) March 10, 2021

This afternoon Mrs. Sakie Yokota and Mr. Takuya Yokota presented me with a letter for Secretary Blinken. We continue to stand with families of all Japanese citizens abducted by the DPRK, and we support their efforts to seek the return of their loved ones. pic.twitter.com/nC22clw8j5

— ジョセフ・M・ヤング駐日米国臨時代理大使 (@USAmbJapan) March 15, 2021

.@SecBlinken's visit to Japan will reaffirm the Biden Administration's commitment to strengthening our alliances. "Not a single global challenge that affects your lives can be met by any one nation acting alone," Sec. Blinken said recently.

Read more ⬇️https://t.co/DC6urftfam

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) March 15, 2021

Today in Tokyo, Prime Minister @sugawitter, @SecBlinken, and @SecDef discussed cooperation on regional security, strengthening democracy, recovering from COVID-19, protecting global health security, and addressing the climate crisis. https://t.co/sQjdK1CtFp

— Ned Price (@StateDeptSpox) March 16, 2021

In Tokyo, @SecBlinken and @moteging highlighted U.S.-Japan cooperation to address global challenges. They also discussed the importance of U.S.-Japan-ROK trilateral cooperation to tackle COVID-19, address climate change, & the denuclearization of the DPRK.https://t.co/Gm4hTyIYg8

— Ned Price (@StateDeptSpox) March 16, 2021

Japan's Motegi agrees with Blinken to oppose China's bid to change status quo https://t.co/w19pkf74M7 pic.twitter.com/TkRTFGaq3G

— Reuters Politics (@ReutersPolitics) March 16, 2021

Japan's Motegi agrees with Blinken to oppose China's bid to change status quo https://t.co/efipfRg09A pic.twitter.com/Ag4hBahYiT

— Reuters Politics (@ReutersPolitics) March 16, 2021

U.S. will work on denuclearization of North Korea with allies: Blinken https://t.co/YM6Eobfyq5 pic.twitter.com/4v0EVZF3Yj

— Reuters Politics (@ReutersPolitics) March 16, 2021

The Biden administration wants to prod Japan more on defense, and resolve tensions between Tokyo and Seoul, during a high-level diplomatic visit, FP's @JackDetsch reports from Tokyo.https://t.co/QbxhcT1lSM

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) March 15, 2021

NEW: Blinken & Austin trip will focus on alliance, but behind the scenes, there is concern about Japan's ability to defend US bases and shoot down Chinese missiles. “We have this cognitive dissonance right now,” a senior defense official said.https://t.co/KrFVvSLzmS

— Jack Detsch (@JackDetsch) March 15, 2021

Wheels back up for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin from Hawaii. Next stop Japan for a 2+2 with Secretary of State Tony Blinken coming along pic.twitter.com/2Kz1Uqp0xS

— Jack Detsch (@JackDetsch) March 14, 2021

Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin have started a four-day trip to Japan and South Korea, for meetings with key defense and diplomatic counterparts and business meetings, https://t.co/5idcn1VCnE pic.twitter.com/0NEvkNZoOz

— POLITICO (@politico) March 15, 2021

SecDef Austin and SecState Blinken wrapped up a visit to Japan on Tuesday before heading to South Korea, as Pyongyang issued a warning to the Biden admin and US officials sounded the alarm about a possible resumption of long-range missile testing. https://t.co/sb9aqWYKIv

— Lara Seligman (@laraseligman) March 16, 2021

Signs of the U.S.'s delicate diplomacy in Asia: Blinken and Austin sported blue lapel pins in Tokyo, a show of solidarity over Japanese abducted by North Korea. The pins were gone when they arrived in Seoul, where engagement with Pyongyang is a priority. https://t.co/fQvSqLbv2X

— Troy McCullough (@TroyWSJ) March 17, 2021

Days ahead of the Biden administration’s first face-to-face meeting with Beijing, Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III and Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken used a visit to Tokyo to rebuke China for increasingly aggressive military forays in the region https://t.co/RoiFZj0LV0

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) March 16, 2021

Bilat: SecState Blinken and Japanese FM Motegi at the Iikura House. Blinken says one element of the US-Japan alliance is to pursue the One denuclearization of North Korea.
“We will continue to work on that as friends and partners,” Blinken said.
“Totally agree,” Motegi said. pic.twitter.com/5tIq4VxmT9

— Lara Jakes (@jakesNYT) March 16, 2021

Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin and top US diplomat Antony Blinken arrived in Japan on their first overseas trip, looking to rally key Asian allies as a bulwark to China.https://t.co/CymnAlHlJR

— News18.com (@news18dotcom) March 15, 2021

https://twitter.com/JCBua/status/1370396122955534339

(The contours of the trip were reported last week:https://t.co/rhV7gVXHLI https://t.co/LbMGu3pVlC )

— Olivier Knox (@OKnox) March 10, 2021

W/ ⁦@SecBlinken⁩ & ⁦@SecDef⁩ Austin heading to Japan, ROK, & then Blinken to sit down w/ Chinese officials this wk it’s worth noting: the top US commander in the Pacific warned last wk that China could try to take control of Taiwan within 6 yrs https://t.co/SC6BhMuJLY

— Kylie Atwood (@kylieatwood) March 15, 2021

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III write in @PostOpinions ahead of their trip to Japan and South Korea: America’s partnerships are ‘force multipliers’ in the worldhttps://t.co/SStp3FnQZb

— Washington Post PR (@WashPostPR) March 14, 2021

Antony Blinken, Lloyd Austin to take joint trip to Japan and South Korea to rally allies https://t.co/IqsYkVUnEa

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) March 10, 2021

“U.S. officials have tried to reach out to North Korea through multiple channels since last month, but have yet to receive a response, making consultations with the reclusive country’s neighbors, Japan, South Korea and China, all the more critical” https://t.co/8pVVek29Tr

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) March 14, 2021

Top US Officials in Asia on First Overseas Visit https://t.co/6NDrYzH7FK Sec of State Antony Blinken & Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin will meet with allies in Japan & South Korea to reaffirm trans-Pacific partnerships in the face of an increasingly assertive China & silent N. Korea.

— VOA DEEWA (@voadeewa) March 15, 2021

Blinken called North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs “a threat to the region and to the world.” He said the United States will work with South Korea, Japan and other allies to achieve the denuclearization of North Korea.

https://t.co/SbaxGslz6c

— WIBW (@wibw) March 17, 2021

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Tokyo on Monday for meetings meant to reaffirm America's commitment to the region https://t.co/RYYQB3iohO

— 13WHAM (@13WHAM) March 15, 2021

Threats from China and North Korea will loom large over the Biden administration's first Cabinet-level trip abroad, part of a larger effort to bolster U.S. influence and calm concerns about America's role in Asia. https://t.co/4EMnRAkghp

— 10 Tampa Bay (@10TampaBay) March 14, 2021

China, North Korea loom as Blinken, Austin head to Asia https://t.co/uVcrkLnFTr

— KING 5 News (@KING5Seattle) March 14, 2021

Key stories from today's Early Edition.

– ODNI: Russia interfered in 2020 election
– Biden says Putin is a killer and will pay price
– Blinken: Biden administration is committed to defending Japanhttps://t.co/DrMUmJtG1Y pic.twitter.com/G1nRQSDcRf

— Just Security (@just_security) March 17, 2021

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken are to hold so-called “two plus two” security talks on Tuesday with their Japanese counterparts.https://t.co/3339X5q3AE

— NewsNation Now (@NewsNationNow) March 16, 2021

Significant and right that Secretaries Blinken and Austin have committed to a first, high profile visit to our allies in the Indo-Pacific. Japan, South Korea, Australia and others will be vital in meeting the authoritarian challenge from China. https://t.co/aDjqgIb0kV

— Nicholas Burns (@RNicholasBurns) March 10, 2021

The Prime Minister received a courtesy call from the Honorable Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken), Secretary of State of the United States of America, and the Honorable Lloyd Austin (@SecDef), Secretary of Defense of the United States of America.https://t.co/tVsSnxrDTt #PMinAction pic.twitter.com/nfqEqr4uzh

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) March 17, 2021

Foreign Minister Motegi reacting to today's meetings: "Held a Japan-US Foreign Ministers' Meeting and Japan-US "2 + 2" with Secretary of State Blinken and Secretary of Defense Austin during their visit to Japan. We thoroughly discussed cooperation for the realization…"(cont.) https://t.co/s1JxKUXquq

— Japan Embassy DC (@JapanEmbDC) March 16, 2021

Welcome to Japan, Secretary Blinken @SecBlinken! https://t.co/DnTOAmktrn

— MIZOBUCHI Masashi (@JapanEmbDC_SPX) March 16, 2021

On Mar 16, Minister for Foreign Affairs Motegi, Minister of Defense Kishi, Secretary of State Antony Blinken @SecBlinken, and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin @SecDef, held the U.S.-Japan Security Consultative Committee (SCC) in Tokyo.#JMOD/#JSDF #JapanUSAlliance pic.twitter.com/u2jAYruwwT

— Japan Ministry of Defense/Self-Defense Forces (@ModJapan_en) March 16, 2021

Austin, Blinken Visit Japan for China-Focused Talks https://t.co/raqZ3nMhli

— Military.com (@Militarydotcom) March 15, 2021

US and #Japan Slam #China in Joint Statement After Top Officials Meet
Secretary of State Blinken and Secretary of Defense Austin met with Japanese officials in Tokyo https://t.co/KmEqKsO6jF pic.twitter.com/h7ycx0GHuL

— Antiwar.com (@Antiwarcom) March 17, 2021

Top US Officials in Asia on First Overseas Visit https://t.co/6NDrYzH7FK Sec of State Antony Blinken & Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin will meet with allies in Japan & South Korea to reaffirm trans-Pacific partnerships in the face of an increasingly assertive China & silent N. Korea.

— VOA DEEWA (@voadeewa) March 15, 2021

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III will travel to Tokyo, Japan, March 15-17 to reaffirm the United States’ commitment to strengthening our alliance and to highlight cooperation.https://t.co/SF9NsSyQtJ

— JapanAmerica Houston (@JASHouston) March 15, 2021

Blinken calls for deeper economic and security ties with Japan: U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Tuesday called for deeper economic and security ties with Japan, as he and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin seek to use their… https://t.co/BDk2j73wPQ

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) March 16, 2021

Blinken, Austin arrive in Japan: U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin arrived in Japan on Monday, starting a four-day visit to the region, highlighting Washington's renewed focus on… https://t.co/TBeyEuIocv

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) March 15, 2021

Blinken Hails Operation Tomodachi Relief Mission for Japan https://t.co/zVFwXAnSF6

— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) March 11, 2021

The remarks come as US @SecDef Lloyd Austin and @SecBlinken Antony Blinken visit Tokyo for alliance talks with their counterparts, with North Korea's nuclear program on the agenda. The pair are scheduled to visit South Korea after for similar talks. https://t.co/Lao5FVFlBT

— Jesse Johnson (@jljzen) March 15, 2021

Japan, U.S. to rebuke China's coercion during #security talks on March 16https://t.co/DWqsCewSxv

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

Blinken seeks trilateral cooperation on N.Korea https://t.co/nigTAlLfUw

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) March 17, 2021

Blinken, Austin arrive in Japan https://t.co/kL9ZBfrJm3

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) March 15, 2021

Blinken, Austin visiting Japan https://t.co/3BtfeyT9OU

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) March 15, 2021

The day after the 2+2 meeting with Japan, Blinken denounced China's maritime expansion near the Senkaku Islands and Taiwan: "It's important for us to make clear together that China cannot expect to act with impunity." https://t.co/IhIITD88TW

— Eri Sugiura (@SugiuraEri) March 17, 2021

INDO-PACIFIC TRIP | TEAM BIDEN
Defense chief Austin to travel to Hawaii, Japan, South Korea and India. Blinken to Tokyo and Seoul.https://t.co/2gt8yEjLPc

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) March 10, 2021

U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will travel to Japan and South Korea next week, in the first overseas and in-person trip by top cabinet members of the Biden administration. (via @Reuters)https://t.co/w1ExJebdVt

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) March 10, 2021

Missed this detail yesterday, but U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin wore blue ribbon lapel pins during their visit to Tokyo.

It symbolizes solidarity with Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea.#拉致被害者全員奪還 pic.twitter.com/bZbTYIPcnO

— Oliver Jia (オリバー・ジア) (@OliverJia1014) March 17, 2021

WTC Anchorage Meets and Greets U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and his delegation, as they stopped through Alaska yesterday on their way to Japan and Korea for consultations with these American partners in Northeast Asia prior to the Anchorage meeting. #China #trade pic.twitter.com/X2q4qh0FqO

— WTC Anchorage (@WTCAlaska) March 15, 2021

Secretary of State Blinken and Defense Secretary Austin to visit Japan and South Korea in their first trip abroad; Austin will also visit India. @voanews https://t.co/4Jlhqljrj2 pic.twitter.com/6lCtLXSBR9

— AMTI (@AsiaMTI) March 12, 2021

Following a trip to Japan and India next week, US Secretary-of-State Antony Blinken and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan will meet in Alaska with China’s foreign minister Wang Yi and top diplomat Yang Jiechi. @KnottMatthew reports from the US. … https://t.co/zc8ehsxkR3

— The Age (@theage) March 12, 2021

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin landed in Tokyo on Monday, March 15, starting a four-day visit to the region, highlighting Washington's renewed focus on alliances in Indo-Pacific in the face of assertive China. https://t.co/k6ET5iSQex

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) March 15, 2021

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Tuesday called for deeper economic and security ties with Japan, as he and Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin seek to use their first trip abroad to strengthen Asian alliances in the face of China’s assertiveness.
READ https://t.co/nSWeWPAtb7 pic.twitter.com/juuVeccxzv

— BusinessWorld (@bworldph) March 16, 2021

US Secretary of State Blinken makes overseas debut with visit to Japan, Korea https://t.co/3uNtiwOIEq

— ST Foreign Desk (@STForeignDesk) March 15, 2021

https://twitter.com/SimonMarksFSN/status/1371816556670373890

U.S. Defense Secretary Austin arrived Monday, with Secretary of State Blinken to join him later in Tokyo for meetings meant to reaffirm America’s commitment to the region and to the two nations’ alliance following Trump’s more confrontational approach. https://t.co/33lEo3nTzT

— myRepública (@RepublicaNepal) March 15, 2021

On March 16, US Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken met in Tokyo with Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs Toshimitsu Motegi and reaffirmed vital importance of the US-Japan Alliance to promoting peace, security, & prosperity in Indo-Pacific region: US State Dept spox Ned Price pic.twitter.com/o9hJBHJOVh

— ANI (@ANI) March 16, 2021

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin were set to meet counterparts in Tokyo on Tuesday, highlighting a focus by the new Washington administration on alliances in Indo-Pacifichttps://t.co/oTAGXqOCs9

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) March 16, 2021

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin have kicked off their 4-day Japan and South Korea trip reaffirming their commitment to the Asia Pacific region. @Shobhit10Mittal tells you more pic.twitter.com/qWf4Y3YdTj

— WION (@WIONews) March 16, 2021

In an effort to bolster United States' influence in Asia, Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to head to Japan and South Korea for four days of talks.@Shobhit10Mittal talks to @graceleenews for details pic.twitter.com/W6QP9EKeRt

— WION (@WIONews) March 15, 2021

On March 16, US Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken met in Tokyo with Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs Toshimitsu Motegi and reaffirmed vital importance of the US-Japan Alliance to promoting peace, security, & prosperity in Indo-Pacific region: US State Dept spox Ned Price

— The Times Of India (@timesofindia) March 16, 2021

Top US diplomats visited Japan to extend America's Pacific outreach. In a stern message to China, Blinken said America would push back against Beijing's aggressive tactics if needed.
pic.twitter.com/veQV17OM5k

— The 220 Podcast (@The220Podcast) March 16, 2021

#Japan and the #US are expected to send a "strong message to #China over its coercive measures in the Indo-Pacific" through the 2+2 talks in Tokyo Tuesday#IndiaNarrative @amritabhinder @gopalkagarwal @mfespinosaEC https://t.co/cGXnryRsNc

— INDIA NARRATIVE (@india_narrative) March 15, 2021

#Iranian Foreign Minister and his Japanese counterpart discusses the 2015 nuclear deal in a telephone conversation#IndiaNarrative @RomeshNadir @d_extrovert https://t.co/8H2F9Phauu

— INDIA NARRATIVE (@india_narrative) March 12, 2021

Blinken and Sullivan will meet next week in Alaska with top Chinese officialshttps://t.co/gM1SD7Mf15

— Pakistan Today (@ePakistanToday) March 12, 2021

INBOX: Both Blinken & Austin making First official travel to Asia.

Gen Austin ✈️ to Japan, South Korea and India this Saturday. Blinken travels to Japan and South Korea on Monday. pic.twitter.com/pduwOpy8bL

— Joyce Karam (@Joyce_Karam) March 10, 2021

US Secretary of State Blinken, Defense Secretary Austin visit Japan for first in-person talks with Japanese counterparts, looking to rally key Asian allies as bulwark to Chinahttps://t.co/a0g8bJqGrl

— DAILY SABAH (@DailySabah) March 15, 2021

"We really come to reaffirm the fact that the alliance is as we'd like to say the cornerstone of our peace, security and prosperity," Blinken said in remarks to U.S. embassy staff in Tokyo.#Japan #US #QUAD https://t.co/vHN6y51zz1

— The Peninsula Qatar (@PeninsulaQatar) March 16, 2021

White House, top diplomat Antony Blinken, focus on diplomacy and denuclearisation to address ‘core security concern’ North Korea https://t.co/yexHSo37Of pic.twitter.com/IM6jEze41P

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) March 16, 2021

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken criticized #China's threats to regional stability during bilateral talks in Tokyo, warning that the United States and #Japan would push back if necessary. https://t.co/YuSZo85luc

— Saudi Gazette (@Saudi_Gazette) March 16, 2021

https://twitter.com/trtworld/status/1371714095372701697

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken calls for deeper economic ties with Japan, as he and Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin seek to use their first trip abroad to rally Asian alliances as a bulwark against China and North Korea https://t.co/xGbtvjOOAr

— TRT World (@trtworld) March 16, 2021

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken calls for deeper economic and security ties with Japan as North Korea warns Washington against "causing a stink" pic.twitter.com/N3JQZztcS3

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

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin will make their first overseas trip on Monday as they visit key Asian allies Japan and South Korea for discussions likely to be dominated by questions of how to handle an ascendant China pic.twitter.com/rbjfql3ceh

— ANews (@anews) March 15, 2021

#US Secretary of State Blinken and Secretary of Defence Austin land at Yokoto airbase in #Japan for first official trip.

▪️Blinken and Austin will meet with their Japanese counterparts.
▪️The most important topic will be #China.pic.twitter.com/2ltQQxK1cJ

— EHA News (@eha_news) March 15, 2021

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin are due to arrive in Japan today for the first leg of a four-day Asia tour that aims to reaffirm alliances with US partners.https://t.co/BetsH48N6b

— DW Hotspot Asia (@dw_hotspotasia) March 15, 2021

US Foreign Minister Blinken is in Japan, the first stop on a trip to Asia with Defense Minister Lloyd Austin. Then, the 2 men will go to S. Korea. Austin will then travel to India. As for Blinken, he will meet Chinese diplomats in Alaska. https://t.co/cFHVpD4bB0 via @RFI

— David Moreno-Mancera (@JDavidMoreno28) March 16, 2021

Japan, South Korea, Australia, India … Geopolitics shows main countries in Asia surrounding #CCP China are United together more closely to defend CCP. CCP’s threatening on each country is pushing CCP becoming an common enemy of the others. https://t.co/eRW0Za9oJt

— Toronto Maple Leaf Farm Canada (@TorontoFarmEN) March 17, 2021

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.163（Arkansas アーカンソー州 Vol.2 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：UArk 等）

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取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.65 (UArk – agriculture, etc.) / Arkansas Vol.12
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U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.34（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.8 －大学ツイート Arkansas・Kansas）

内容例（当該回ツイートもご覧ください。）　@uawaltoncollege @agfoodlaw,@UARKLaw,@nytfood,@jane_black

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

"The first forum will celebrate the publication of Kelly Hammond, assistant professor of history." The work is titled, "China's Muslims and Japan's Empire: Centering Islam in World War II." @uarkfulbright @Fulbrighthonors @UarkHonors @UARKLibraries https://t.co/dZpzRwRoBQ

— UofA Division of Research and Innovation (@UofA_Research) February 23, 2021

Professor Hammond's work "explores the relationship between Japanese imperialism and their efforts at attracting Chinese Muslims to their cause during World War II." #humanities #UARKresearch https://t.co/0dsAXMV2JE

— UofA Division of Research and Innovation (@UofA_Research) October 13, 2020

Here's the youtube link to my conversation with Jude Blanchette at @CSIS about my forthcoming book, "China's Muslims and Japan's Empire: Centering Islam in World War II," @uncpressblog @elainemaisner @uarkfulbright @UArk_Humanities @UArkansas https://t.co/pkg5AZOkA6

— Kelly Hammond (@kellyahammond) July 8, 2020

Congrats to five @UArkansas alumni and one graduate student, including a few from @uarkfulbright, who were selected as assistant language teachers for the competitive 2019 Japan Exchange and Teaching program! https://t.co/58OG7lZRyd pic.twitter.com/HFIax7IwG4

— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) November 21, 2019

DYK? Today 130 examinees are taking the Japanese Language and Proficiency Test at @UArkansas, including students from @UAFulbright Dept. of World Languages! Cheer them on and get the details: https://t.co/LsdPGh1uA5 #UARK

— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) December 2, 2018

How cool! @UArkansas @UAFulbright @uarkart student and @UarkHonors fellow Olivia Fredricks studied Japanese papermaking and printmaking in Japan, and now her work will be on display in Gearhart Hall Oct. 1-5: https://t.co/NQOigTYwHt #UARK

— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) September 28, 2018

ICYMI: @UAFulbright's Kassidy Joyner recently scored the highest possible on a prestigious international Japanese language exam! She's also this year's commencement speaker for the college: https://t.co/BITaXl7gcZ #UARK

— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) March 31, 2018

ICYMI: See how this @UAFulbright @UofAGradSchool student spent her summer studying in Japan! Details: https://t.co/cFdKXKesN8 #UARK

— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) October 9, 2017

ICYMI: Congrats to Pradeep Kumar of @UAFulbright Physics, visiting professor at Kyushu University in Japan! https://t.co/Iw2yA8EkzZ #UARK

— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) November 5, 2016

Congratulations to the Fall 2018 Biomedical Engineering graduates!! From Nigeria, Japan, Panama, Texas and Arkansas!!Can’t wait to see all the wonderful things they are going to be doing in different parts of the world. #uarkbmeg @UarkBME @UofA_Engr @UArkansas pic.twitter.com/iQeNJO1dux

— Dr. Raj Rao (he/him) (@BmegUarkRajRao) December 15, 2018

Distinguished Researcher From Japan to Lecture on Nanoindentation on September 4th. http://t.co/X1Nk9PUG

— U of A Engineering (@UofA_Engr) August 31, 2012

A Japanese cancer survivor sparked a solution to recruiting workers for the Tokyo nuclear reactors' cleanup. http://t.co/qneAThr

— U of A Engineering (@UofA_Engr) June 28, 2011

Join Arkansas Stories and @uarkfulbright on November 15-16 for Stories of Captivity and Resistance, exploring the experiences of Japanese Americans in internment camps, German and Italian POWs, and African Americans living under Jim Crow. https://t.co/8gPnJazavX pic.twitter.com/xw3SnGbMjJ

— UofA Honors College (@UarkHonors) October 28, 2019

The first pictures are in from @FayJonesSchool prof Dr. Kim Sexton's study abroad trip to Japan! Featuring Anna Cunningham and Nik Meredith presenting and generally looking philosophical in Kyoto: pic.twitter.com/NHlKGQ9KoT

— UofA Honors College (@UarkHonors) May 24, 2019

Last week, Fay Jones School students planted Japanese Maples after going through a "Forest Bathing" exercise at @GarvanGardens led by Lynn Warren from @ARStatePark. During the experience, Warren asked the group to actively engage with the environment using all their senses. #UARK pic.twitter.com/WpoEPickbC

— Fay Jones School (@FayJonesSchool) October 30, 2020

If you haven't yet explored this website, dive in. Interactive maps, photos, visualizations – you will truly step back in time into this Japanese-American internment camp in Rower, Ark. Great collaboration by @ua_cast and @FayJonesSchool! https://t.co/4Ez489CJel https://t.co/M4hntOGTMc

— U of A Economic Development (@UA_EconDev) March 7, 2019

Ikigai i- Japanese T- Translates roughly to a reason for being, encompassing joy, a sense of purpose and meaning and a feeling of well-being. The word derives from iki, meaning life and kai, meaning the realisation of hopes and expectations.@AGRITech_UARK @AginArk pic.twitter.com/n1mjqCDont

— Michel T. Guerreiro (@Mike_Guerreiro) August 10, 2018

Today on the blog: the results of my Japanese Beetle experiment inspired by 5th grade science + a childhood spent near @UAEX_edu https://t.co/I7VFGfhjjK pic.twitter.com/wI94d470Qx

— Talya Tate Boerner (@GraceGrits) June 28, 2019

Plant of the Week: Pinus thunbergii; Japanese Black Pine https://t.co/zolV3DTXEP

— U of A Extension (@UAEX_edu) December 21, 2017

Plant of the Week: Diospyros kaki “Fuyu”; Kaki, Japanese Persimmon, Oriental Persimmon – Oct. 13, 2017 https://t.co/zolV3DTXEP

— U of A Extension (@UAEX_edu) October 13, 2017

Morawicki in #FoodScience talks #Sustainability & #FoodWaste at #IFIA Japan event: https://t.co/xpmFEN5ri4 #Agriculture #Science pic.twitter.com/2iHsut1Yr6

— Bumpers College (@bumperscollege) July 31, 2017

“@MartyMurad: Reppin' WHP all the way from Todaiji in Japan! @Walton_Honors @NRoman12 pic.twitter.com/hulCFwtuBo” #hogsabroad @uawaltoncollege

— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) June 9, 2014

WHP Worldwide! Hanging out in Japan with Stapp! @uawaltoncollege @UARKstudyabroad @Dr_Eli_Jones #WhereisWHP pic.twitter.com/otRlx0Alvy

— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) May 21, 2014

Dr. Stapp looking to make a "point" in Japanese Economic System with his Katana. #WHP @Dr_Eli_Jones @uawaltoncollege pic.twitter.com/LUFZr9UnQI

— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) March 13, 2014

#WHP students @Madnon & Chandler Scoggins enjoying Stapp's Bus Seminar in Japan @uawaltoncollege @UARKstudyabroad pic.twitter.com/3wvAvfyU22

— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) May 24, 2013

Looks like @willsimpson62 and Dr. Stapp are having a good time in Japan! @UARKstudyabroad @uawaltoncollege pic.twitter.com/enFLytfH0F

— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) May 23, 2013

Interested in Japan Study Abroad? Check out this awesome video by @andreakathol https://t.co/FoiGQMK8TT @UARKstudyabroad @uawaltoncollege

— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) September 3, 2015

@sebastiangd @uawaltoncollege https://t.co/2HKEElBwHb Watered-down prices nowhere in sight as high baby eel prices clog Japanese cuisine international solutions

— Clayton Pace (@Pace_ClaytonH) March 17, 2018

Five WaltonMBA current and former students met me. Two had served on the staff of US Senators, two were in Japan during the Tsunami (one leading American relief efforts), and together they had worked or served in 12 different countries. Wow. #WaltonMBAepic @MatthewAWaller pic.twitter.com/qeZ0tmkmII

— Vikas Anand (@vanand777) February 5, 2020

RT @FastCompany: Robot taxis will carry passengers in Japan by next year: http://t.co/rVKCdWH4jN pic.twitter.com/sskpEK4mDL

— U of A Walton College (@uawaltoncollege) October 12, 2015

https://twitter.com/UARKIntlAdmit/status/857260999245746177

Current Japanese @UArkansas students meet w/ visiting high school students from Japan. #intlhogs pic.twitter.com/4qSX4bEveA

— UARK Int'l Admission (@UARKIntlAdmit) April 29, 2016

Can flexible but consistent pedagogy really exist? #Fulbright Global Scholar @UArkansas professor Vicki Collet travels to Japan and @Fulbright_Eire to find out more about "Lesson Study" and build international partnerships. https://t.co/GcuYV2QfrT

— The Fulbright Program (@FulbrightPrgrm) February 8, 2020

.@UArkansas grad to investigate Navy collision off Japan that killed 7. The details: https://t.co/iYe7kNYDoZ #ArkDG #ARNews pic.twitter.com/2g2M9v1LZh

— AR Democrat-Gazette (@ArkansasOnline) June 23, 2017

Tune in on July 8th for a conversation with Kelly A. Hammond, Assistant Professor @UArkansas about her book, "China's Muslims and Japan's Empire: Centering Islam in World War II". https://t.co/qxXhKVHDaa

— CSIS Freeman Chair in China Studies (@CSISFreeman) July 3, 2020

Congratulations to Professor Naoko Terauchi and her colleagues from @UArkansas, who have received an award for their translation of a pioneering 19th century study of Japanese music. https://t.co/EJ9pv4HxNm https://t.co/e37iqRe0AH

— Kobe University (@KobeU_Global) November 29, 2018

Getting together an activity for my students here at the @UArkansas in my Modern Japan course. I’ve got all the newsletters written in the #Rohwer Japanese internment camps. Students will spend class reading the newsletters, and then write their own. @GeorgeTakei pic.twitter.com/WhFomNsyvv

— Kelly Hammond (@kellyahammond) November 14, 2019

https://twitter.com/kellyahammond/status/923210757747232768
https://twitter.com/UArkansas/status/1364299206622642178
https://twitter.com/UofAGradSchool/status/799290059501473793

The federal government developed Chicot Farms in Arkansas as an experimental farming community, but the Japanese American led to the site being turned into the Jerome concentration camp. Now @UArkansas researchers are winning awards for their work.https://t.co/Wu5f43ymIE

— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) March 1, 2021

At a time when many of her colleagues were silent, Charlotte Schexnayder was writing editorials opposing the Japanese American incarceration. RIP at 96 to this pioneering journalist and legislator. @BillClinton @ArkansasOnline @UArkansas https://t.co/tN6rpNqARc

— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) December 14, 2020

The interpretive center for the Japanese American camps at Rohwer and Jerome is also developing online content while it's dealing with the COVID-19 virus. Check it out! @nwaonline @ArkansasOnline @UArkansas @ArkansasState @WWIImuseum https://t.co/1wyqmlrh1T

— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) April 14, 2020

Arkansas has multiple heritage sites, including one where the Japanese American concentration camp at Rohwer used to stand. Congratulations to their new director. @ArkansasState @ArkCSS @UArkansas @ArkansasOnline https://t.co/eF8M28cEbq

— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) February 10, 2020

In They Called Us Enemy, @GeorgeTakei shows the effect of the forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans that shattered a community and caused decades of multigenerational trauma. @JustinEisinger @topshelfcomix @UArkansas https://t.co/qHLqr1fKu6

— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) November 12, 2019

Did you know Arkansas had two Japanese American concentration camps? See and hear the stories of life in Jerome and Rohwer at this new conference at @UArkansas @ArkansasOnline @arkansasstate @ARstatesociety @YAL_ArkState @NEHgov @SmithsonianAPA https://t.co/1pDhZ1oXYi

— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) November 5, 2019

@UArkansas travel guidelines updated to suspend international travel to for CDC Level 2 + 3 countries which are now: China, South Korea, Iran, Italy, and Japan. https://t.co/w8BKdJxLBk

— Stacy Leeds (@stacyleeds) March 5, 2020

Justice/Professor/Troubadour Newbern and Judge Fukuma (from Japan) with two Fayetteville locals. @UARKLaw pic.twitter.com/Qbgk4D67yx

— Stacy Leeds (@stacyleeds) May 25, 2017

I participated in the @UArkansas Japan Study Abroad Program in 2000. One of my best experiences as a student there. https://t.co/JD0HgDq6CG

— Greg Leding (@GregLeding) April 15, 2016

I participated in the Japan Study Abroad Program in 2000. One of my best experiences as a @UArkansas student. https://t.co/ycp9HsrGVB

— Greg Leding (@GregLeding) March 4, 2016

#tbt to the 2000 @UArkansas Japan Study Abroad Program. Spent part of it with a family that farmed rice. pic.twitter.com/Shku9apCTZ

— Greg Leding (@GregLeding) April 30, 2015

Did you know that last year 1,000+ recent American college graduates, including a record number from @UArkansas, were accepted to the prestigious @JETProgram?

Tye Ebel, JET Coordinator at the Consulate General of Japan in Nashville, will visit campus on Tuesday. Come learn more! pic.twitter.com/DJr3RU8n6C

— U of A Study Abroad (@UARKstudyabroad) September 11, 2019

We're here to experience Japan! Jordan recounts his first experience abroad, from the @uawaltoncollege International Business Seminar in Japan. #HogsAbroad https://t.co/5uqxvNsBKH

— U of A Study Abroad (@UARKstudyabroad) July 23, 2018

https://twitter.com/UARKstudyabroad/status/1000014451049984000

#UARK students & faculty leave today for Japan for our @uawaltoncollege faculty-led Int'l Business Seminar!
Former students said: "I probably would have never gone to Japan on my own, & this was a great way to learn about a completely different part of the world." #HogsAbroad pic.twitter.com/8zqkDBkN10

— U of A Study Abroad (@UARKstudyabroad) May 17, 2018

@KutakRock's @JR_Carroll (JD ’03) discusses the NFL, Japanese manufacturing & sports law w #UARKLaw #SPPARK17 students. pic.twitter.com/0wKk5cJUBs

— Arkansas Law School (@UARKLaw) May 30, 2017

#TBT – Do you know who George Takei is beyond being an actor? He’s an author and activist, providing material and narration for exhibits and education programs about the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII. Discover his trek through life here: https://t.co/ujInje3GXG pic.twitter.com/p9g0f3iKlC

— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) September 17, 2020

#TBT—A little bird told me this girl would grow up to do some spectacular things. June Freeman transformed the arts scene in Pine Bluff and played an integral role in the pairing of Iwai, Japan and Pine Bluff as sister cities.

Discover more about Freeman: https://t.co/JjDGUicMBr pic.twitter.com/jKTXlkNWtw

— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) September 10, 2020

“So I sort of got my wish that it would be a Japanese sister city, and that it would tie in in some way with Pine Bluff's effort to incorporate more industries of this sort." – June Freeman

Learn more about Iwai, Japan, and Pine Bluff with Freeman here: https://t.co/vJTY87xGHt pic.twitter.com/FXPCCv64K6

— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) September 8, 2020

#TBT—June Freeman, 2nd from the left, attended the singing of the sister city charter between Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and Iwai, Japan, in 1986. Freeman was instrumental in the linking of the two cities. Learn more bout her efforts here: https://t.co/B9aYl54II2 pic.twitter.com/5XkCiGaMty

— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) June 13, 2019

Today in Ark History-1942: Japanese internment camp at Rohwer (Desha County) opens

— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) September 18, 2014

Today in Ark History-1989: Japanese businessman Tokio Kasagu buys Excelsior Hotel. pic.twitter.com/QLQY8eqA

— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) January 13, 2012

Reiko Muranaka (‘20) has joined Cambridge Technology Partners, Inc., a global consulting firm based in Japan.

Muranaka will be based in Torrance, Calif., as a Senior Consultant. https://t.co/EXIYxfP7G2

— Clinton School of Public Service (@ClintonSchool) July 31, 2020

Patrick Isokpunwu (Benin City, Nigeria), Reiko Muranaka (Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa, Japan), and Christopher Ogom (Marsabit, Kenya) were recognized as Rotary Foundation Global Grant Scholars at the District 6150 Foundation Banquet on Thursday.

>> https://t.co/J91W43Ehzf pic.twitter.com/x1EAJ1Uik4

— Clinton School of Public Service (@ClintonSchool) February 21, 2020

PHOTOS: Greg Robinson, author of "A Tragedy of Democracy: Japanese Confinement in North America" http://t.co/KXiJR3uf

— Clinton School of Public Service (@ClintonSchool) November 15, 2011

Outstanding Rotary Foundation Banquet & proud of @clintonschool Rotary Global Grant Scholars Reiko Muranaka (Japan); John Mensah (Ghana) & Izehi Oriaghan (Nigeria) who were honored.

— Skip Rutherford (@JLRIII) February 20, 2019

Full house at Ron Robinson Theater for showing of "Relocation Arkansas" documentary film about Japanese-American internment camps hosted by @CALSbutlercntr & @ClintonSchool Guests included @BillClinton, LR Nine's Elizabeth Eckford & former Ark. Governor Jim Guy Tucker.

— Skip Rutherford (@JLRIII) July 14, 2018

@ClintonSchool@RonRobinson@RelocationArkanss This a an awesome documentary about the Japanese US citizens & parents who were forced to move from their homes in California to several encampments aroud the US after Japan bombled Pearl Harbor.. 2 being in AR. Rohwer & Jerome AR. https://t.co/tfuNBmqKIy

— @dollyjane (@dollyjane) July 14, 2018

Moving and inspiring discussion Friday after film "Relocation, Arkansas" on incarceration camps for Japanese Americans. Survivors and descendants were joined by @BillClinton. Many thanks to @ArPAPsych ARkansas Psychological Association and @ClintonSchool for their sponsorship. pic.twitter.com/cV7U3UquHf

— CALS Roberts Library (@CALSRobertsLib) July 16, 2018

What does an American look like? Artwork and reflections on the Japanese internment camps in Arkansas in WWII. "A Matter of Mind and Heart" opens TONIGHT, after our screening of "Relocation, Arkansas" at 3pm. @CALibrarySystem @ClintonSchool @2ndFridayArtNt pic.twitter.com/99ICls2HNH

— CALS Roberts Library (@CALSRobertsLib) July 13, 2018

https://t.co/ryAdEkxpju

— Univ. of the Ozarks (@UOzarks) September 16, 2020

ATU Japanese Students Association did a GREAT performance at the Central Arkansas Omatsuri Japanese Festival 2019! They will perform again on @ArkansasTech campus at “A Journey to 2 Nations” on Monday November 21, 6 pm, Young Ball Room. #IEW2019 pic.twitter.com/NFJeHWTdCy

— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) November 16, 2019

Japanese students had a rare and valuable opportunity to learn from Dr. @AiHisano of Kyoto University in her presentation “Visualizing Taste” at @ArkansasTech’s Interdisciplinary Research Series! pic.twitter.com/W4H8qiR3vo

— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) November 7, 2019

It’s always a joy to come home to my alma mater NIC International College in Japan. Today was even more special to meet Akiharu. He will be a freshman to major computer science at @ArkansasTech in fall. Aki is the first Japanese recipient of international excellence scholarship! pic.twitter.com/B2koMtLyzz

— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) April 26, 2019

Campus Tour with Moka, Japanese Exchange Student at Pottsville HS. She got to meet Manami, the first artist in residence @ArkansasTech. She experienced @ATUimsso Holi Festival, too! Come back to be a Tech student! You will have more fun! pic.twitter.com/vE2hZI2GX2

— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) March 27, 2019

The first and only Japanese Golden Girl dancer, Kaori, came home @ArkansasTech with her 1yr old son! Former @ATUimsso Director & now AVPSA @AmyPennington7 works hard on recruiting the next generation of international student, the class of 2040! pic.twitter.com/j7kyHUkmxp

— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) March 15, 2019

A few pics from the day @Takarabune_info Japanese Dance Troupe was on @ArkansasTech campus! pic.twitter.com/0un1kzg8Fl

— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) March 28, 2018

The first ever Awa Odori Japanese Traditional Dance March on @ArkansasTech University campus! Stage performance at 6 pm Doc Bryan Lecture Hall! pic.twitter.com/KQiNcVDgSa

— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) March 26, 2018

Japanese Taiko Drum @ArkansasTech International Talent Expo. Happy International Education Week! #atuimsso #atu #iew2016 pic.twitter.com/kWnrFH289x

— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) November 19, 2016

New deal! @penamerican Award-nom @ArkansasTech Prof @MichaelXWang3's LOST IN THE LONG MARCH: WWII & Japanese soldiers arrive, son of political dissidents in Mao's Army enlists in Japanese army to find parents & fears for his life, to @ABRAMSbooks by Mark Gottlieb @Trident_Media pic.twitter.com/Eg87Kv4BmC

— Mark Gottlieb, Trident Media Group literary agent (@Mark_Gottlieb) February 27, 2021

Mark your calendars! On Saturday, November 16th, @UCA, @hendrixcollege, and @ArkansasTech are hosting the Central Arkansas Japanese Festival right here on campus. Food, performances, cosplay contests, and more! pic.twitter.com/Rt8nn0e66h

— UCA Asian Studies (@UCAAsiaStudies) November 5, 2019

Thanks to donations to the #HSU Fund, students traveled to Japan on a study-tour. Give today & change Reddie lives: https://t.co/SzX1u21hS3 pic.twitter.com/Qs0sFtgrgt

— Henderson State U (@HendersonStateU) December 23, 2016

Boys gathered around a radio at #HSU 74 yrs ago to listen to news about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. #HSU125 pic.twitter.com/0eVyDxfn72

— Henderson State U (@HendersonStateU) December 7, 2015

Aya Murata is the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator at @hendrixcollege. She visited @CMSSouth today and shared her Japanese culture with our students. Students even had a chance to learn this dance! pic.twitter.com/cXdKjD3dsM

— Cabot Public Schools (@cabotsd) January 29, 2018

#Japan’s premier prime ministers, growing up with #Godzilla, and the challenges for #highereducation – A conversation with @BillTsutsui, the Reischauer Distinguished Professor of Japanese Studies at @Harvard @hendrixcollege https://t.co/CHK06tESW6 @AbeShinzo

— Alejandro Reyes (@areyeshk) October 7, 2020

Historian and USJC Board Member @BillTsutsui (JALD '11), Reischauer Distinguished Professor of Japanese Studies at @Harvard and former President at @hendrixcollege, evaluates the leadership and legacy of Japan's former Prime Minister Abe. https://t.co/jth6v3iZhP

— U.S.-Japan Council (@USJC) October 4, 2020

@hendrixcollege's own President & Professor, Dr. Bill Tsutsui is presenting a panel on #Japanese Popular Culture. He's a #Godzilla expert, btw. We can't wait to welcome him back to #SpaCon. pic.twitter.com/uB3V9T8hB5

— Spa-Con (@Spa_Con) September 19, 2018

How I Started a Japanese Language Course on My Host Campus, by Ryotaro I. at @hendrixcollege https://t.co/LY1rRunq7i pic.twitter.com/ZtOiyWQgrF

— ISEP Study Abroad (@ISEPStudyAbroad) July 1, 2016

https://twitter.com/davidjhinson/status/466958645649870848

Check out @scifri today as @hendrixcollege alum Jillian del Sol (@delSolScience) talks #BeetleBattles and #LoveSongs of the Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle. #BeetleRoyale #sciencefriday #TheSongOfMyBeetle #animalweapons #biology

cc: @DougEmlen @iraflatow https://t.co/o7rwuDWv3a

— Hendrix College Biology (@HendrixBiology) October 26, 2018

Hendrix has loaned Henry Sugimoto's painting "Arrival at Jerome" for the new exhibit, "A Matter of Mind and Heart: Portraits of Japanese American Identity" in The Butler Center Galleries at Library Square, on… https://t.co/XbrmSqGALz

— Hendrix College (@hendrixcollege) August 9, 2018

President Tsutsui offers some perspective in this NY Times article on Japanese ghosts and monsters http://t.co/wuTcx5Qdyq

— Hendrix College (@hendrixcollege) June 2, 2015

From Texas to Japan to Cabot. @Ouachita grad Jason Beams is new pastor @FellowshipAR Cabot! If you’re looking for a church, check them out! pic.twitter.com/ncqYtTTODh

— Melinda Mayo (@KATVMelinda) October 16, 2017

@JohnBrownUniv student Willis Wright was in a B-17 squadron at Clark Field in Dec. 1941, ended up on Corregidor with his cousin Neil Peterson of the island's Coastal Artillery. https://t.co/QayYuawNNM

— Paul T Semones (@PaulTiberius) January 24, 2018

#Godzilla has come to represent Japan’s Triple Disasters and the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki within one singular body. Learn more in John Schneiderwind's (@muleriders) Arcadia piece: https://t.co/7KVvzNYEL1 #envhum #envhist pic.twitter.com/XO8TwTbcIy

— Environment+Society (@env_and_society) June 18, 2020

In a special study abroad First Friday, Kelly Damphousse talks with Temma Balducci and Gina Hendrick. Balducci just returned from leading a Global Classroom in Japan. Gina is completing research under the direction of famous marine biologist Paul Sikkel. https://t.co/XEwUaWrxUy

— Arkansas State (@ArkansasState) August 2, 2019

New Program in Japan for A-State's Study Abroad Students https://t.co/Uf9RDMhzEb pic.twitter.com/DyetQ2rvCw

— Arkansas State (@ArkansasState) June 11, 2018

Chancellor to Meet with University Officials in Japan https://t.co/20GCuDakst pic.twitter.com/6sGt5RuhHv

— Arkansas State (@ArkansasState) May 18, 2018

Congratulations @ricardo_racing & @RGR_Sport on 2nd place finish representing @ArkansasState in Japan! https://t.co/gzq85vViOh

— Jeff Hankins (@JeffHankins) October 16, 2016

https://twitter.com/kdamp/status/1002034352874774528
https://twitter.com/kdamp/status/999626333419327488
https://twitter.com/kdamp/status/925327429073297408

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.10（mainly on Quad Summit 主に日米豪印クアッド）

取り急ぎ貼っておきます。

The Biden administration, under intense pressure to donate excess vaccines to nations in need, is moving to address the global shortage in another way: by partnering with Japan, India and Australia to finance a dramatic expansion of manufacturing capacity. https://t.co/ev9TGKzTLD

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

President Biden moved on Friday to address the global vaccine shortage, partnering with Japan, India and Australia to expand manufacturing capacity. https://t.co/Wu57LMF1Ql

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

President Biden and leaders of Japan, India and Australia agreed in a virtual meeting to collaborate on ways to sharply increase global coronavirus vaccine production as part of a broad effort to work together to confront China https://t.co/xHdxObtiaf

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

A new vaccine partnership agreed between the United States, Japan, India and Australia hopes to counter China’s vaccine diplomacy with 1 billion shots across the continent https://t.co/lC1zgNevov

— POLITICO (@politico) March 13, 2021

President Biden and the leaders of Australia, India and Japan launched a plan on Friday to boost COVID-19 vaccine production and distribution in Asia.

They also agreed to set up working groups to cooperate on vaccines, climate change and technology.https://t.co/CaaXTheBOe

— NPR (@NPR) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit | US President @JoeBiden: US is committed to working with quad allies for stability in Indo-Pacific; launching joint vaccine initiative to benefit the Indo-Pacific pic.twitter.com/sNmRVBAR02

— CNBC-TV18 (@CNBCTV18Live) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit | Australian PM @ScottMorrisonMP: Indo-Pacific will change the destiny of the world; Australia will do it's share of heavy lifting in the quad pic.twitter.com/gaz9xRJfmI

— CNBC-TV18 (@CNBCTV18Live) March 12, 2021

#GlobalEye | Sharad Tyagi, Former President, Organization of Pharmaceutical Producers of India: #QuadSummit is a fantastic initiative; will take India one step forward pic.twitter.com/o0ltSh2Xwx

— CNBC-TV18 (@CNBCTV18Live) March 12, 2021

https://twitter.com/MartijnRasser/status/1369978334206103556
https://twitter.com/MartijnRasser/status/1369987240605143040

Quad vaccine thrust for the Indo-Pacific: 1bn doses of J&J vaccine for SE Asian countries #Quadsummit https://t.co/3p8dZuumHF via @financialtimes

— Martijn Rasser (@MartijnRasser) March 12, 2021

Pacific powers – Biden gathers regional partners to talk tough on China.@selinawangtv reports goals & limitations of the virtual #QuadSummit. pic.twitter.com/mXWypYrp2c

— Julia Chatterley (@jchatterleyCNN) March 12, 2021

Today, President Biden is set to join the other leaders of the “Quad”— the U.S., India, Japan, and Australia— to discuss security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.

Read why @darshanabaruah says the region is becoming ever more crowded and competitive: https://t.co/SgjSKDas1k

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) March 12, 2021

"Indo-Pacific Deterrence and the Quad in 2030" Lt Col Justin Diehl#IndoPacific #Quad #QuadSummit #defense #Australia #India #Japan #exercises #basing #alliances https://t.co/XOM6EAViNY

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"The Quad Factor in the Indo-Pacific and the Role of India" @amritajash #QuadSummit #Quad #India #Japan #Australia #defense #geoeconomics https://t.co/sGdqzZ2FaI pic.twitter.com/dYZuEiiQLV

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"The Middle East and the Quad Plus" @cannon_brendon #IndoPacific #MiddleEast #Quad #QuadPlus #QuadSummit #Turkey #Iran #UAE #Emirates https://t.co/HYlOpKslUR pic.twitter.com/Wo4lAthvNW

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"Connectivity and the Quad Powers: Revisiting History and Thought" @ProfVemsani #IndoPacific #India #Quad #QuadPlus #QuadSummit #history #Sanskrit #Arthaśāstra #Kautilya https://t.co/J9I1cvtEb7 pic.twitter.com/wAvQg0Itno

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"Indian Ocean Island States and the #QuadPlus" @nilanthis #IndoPacific #IndianOcean #SriLanka #Maldives #Mauritius #Seychelles #Comoros #Madagascar #development #defense #geoeconomics #QuadSummit #Quad https://t.co/t96VN3WQ6g pic.twitter.com/l7Zx4lCsse

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"Quad Plus?: Carving Out Canada’s Middle-Power Role"@nagystephen1 #IndoPacific #Quad #QuadPlus #QuadSummit #Canada #middlepower #geoeconomics #geopolitics #china #diplomacy https://t.co/uQc2S0n3Cn pic.twitter.com/5Jv0VrZp4a

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"France’s Indo-Pacific Strategy and the Quad Plus" @CelinePajon #France #IndoPacific #Quad #QuadSummit #QuadPlus #strategy https://t.co/KHwnvFEdwe pic.twitter.com/gez6Jmvgzp

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"Israel and Quad Plus: A Pivot to Asia and through the Indian Ocean" @GiuseppeDentice #IndoPacific #Israel #Quad #QuadPlus #QuadSummit #emergingtechnologies #defense https://t.co/oR7YRXBgLw pic.twitter.com/SwPTFXrmJR

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"Britain and the Quadrilateral" @JohnHemmings2 & James Rogers #Britain #IndoPacific #Quad #QuadPlus #QuadSummit #overseasterritories #FOIP https://t.co/PPS7ZPIQyW pic.twitter.com/wceS7h9ZpW

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"Whose Centrality?: ASEAN and the Quad in the Indo-Pacific" @EvanLaksmana #IndoPacific #Quad #QuadSummit #QuadPlus #ASEAN #Indonesia https://t.co/HflGuDAlek pic.twitter.com/H2GWi0AK99

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"A Quad Plus?: The Prospects for Australia and New Zealand" @MAHijarChiapa #IndoPacific #Quad #QuadPlus #Australia #NewZealand #QuadSummit #Oceania #India #Japan https://t.co/ECQlwnJJB2 pic.twitter.com/nl9DN3IScE

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"#Japan and the Quad Plus: A Japanese View for the Development and Expansion of the #Quad in the Age of War on the Novel #Coronavirus" Hideshi Tokuchi#IndoPacific #QuadSummit #India #Australia #China #QuadPlus #FOIP #FONOPs https://t.co/aTxFzvMk0h pic.twitter.com/BEVNXSaY8E

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

"India and the Quad Plus: Between Pointed-Alignment and Conjectural Alliance" @jppjagannath1 #IndoPacific #Quad #QuadPlus #India #Japan #Australia #nonalignment #QuadSummit https://t.co/ICx1RSjkRl pic.twitter.com/93MErqbe2a

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

“Sea Foam in the Ocean” or an “Asian NATO”?: Chinese Views of the Quad, by Dr. @jeffreybecker73
This article examines Beijing's view of the Quad construct#IndoPacific #China #India #Japan #Australia #Quad #QuadSummit https://t.co/5Fkkou0UgZ pic.twitter.com/lD1rmWTeX1

— Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs (@Journal_INDOPAC) March 12, 2021

We strive for a region that is free, open, inclusive, healthy, anchored by democratic values, and unconstrained by coercion. #FreeandOpenIndoPacific #QuadSummit https://t.co/YJJMGti9PU

— Indo-Pacific Defense FORUM (@IPDefenseForum) March 13, 2021

#QuadSummit joint statement https://t.co/QvMdbt5NTV

— Kadambini Sharma (@SharmaKadambini) March 13, 2021

https://twitter.com/avs_IND/status/1369964776462368772

Scott Morrison has declared the arrival of a “new dawn” in Australia’s region, as the Prime Minister and his US, Indian and Japanese counterparts pledged to distribute one billion COVID-19 vaccine doses to developing countries in the Asia-Pacific. https://t.co/QYxbTudYRU

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

How Australia responds to neighbouring countries’ struggles with the coronavirus is playing out against a broader diplomatic backdrop https://t.co/Z0ftyxv2qx

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

In the first of its kind for the Indo-Pacific region, leaders from Australia, India, Japan and the US met virtually to discuss COVID-19 recovery, climate change and security in the South China Sea. #9News https://t.co/DxeM054P2H

— 9News Australia (@9NewsAUS) March 12, 2021

Australia, US, Japan and India have held an historic summit to address security in the Indo-Pacific, the leaders dialing in virtually overnight. @AmeliaAdams9 #9News pic.twitter.com/Fnv9Y0xyUU

— 9News Australia (@9NewsAUS) March 12, 2021

Australia joins US, India and Japan in 'unprecedented' deal for vaccines after historic Quad meeting https://t.co/gmmjputdR6

— ABC News (@abcnews) March 12, 2021

Australia will soon take part in #QuadTalks with India, Japan, and the #US about #China, which @JuliaManch says will become a dominant economic power within the next decade. @yveyong #TheWorld pic.twitter.com/T22TEEKxBz

— ABC News (@abcnews) March 12, 2021

Scott Morrison, one of three world leaders invited into a joint drive with Joe Biden to ramp up vaccine supply in Asia has hailed the initiative as a ‘new dawn’. https://t.co/qOmCDTjo9I

— Herald Sun (@theheraldsun) March 13, 2021

How Australia responds to neighbouring countries’ struggles with the coronavirus is playing out against a broader diplomatic backdrop. #Covid19 #Vaccines https://t.co/jUdDNtIJJu

— The Age (@theage) March 12, 2021

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has declared a "new dawn" in the Indo-Pacific after meeting with the leaders of the United States, India and Japan. https://t.co/fDUcH1u6Bo

— SBS News (@SBSNews) March 13, 2021

As part of deliverables envisaged, vaccines developed in the United States will be manufactured in India and it will be financed by Japan and US. It will be supported by Australia.@SiddiquiMaha reports. #QuadSummit https://t.co/4WbIjF8P1P

— News18.com (@news18dotcom) March 12, 2021

This is the first Quad online summit in which PM Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden will participate. #QuadSummit https://t.co/e2YMlWkVuc

— News18.com (@news18dotcom) March 12, 2021

We will work together closely as ever before for advancing shared values and promoting secular, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific: PM @narendramodi at #QuadMeeting #QuadSummit https://t.co/DMKDf1srEa

— Business Standard (@bsindia) March 12, 2021

LATEST NEWS | Cooperation between countries should not target others: #China on #QuadSummit

– #manmohansingh among Congress's star campaigners for #WestBengalElection2021

LIVE updates: https://t.co/Ahu4nxk7sZ

— Business Standard (@bsindia) March 12, 2021

Quad summit to announce major vaccine, tech initiatives: US officials #QuadSummit #Quad https://t.co/9mfqqrQ1np

— Business Standard (@bsindia) March 12, 2021

The US, Japan, India and Australia will work together to secure rare earth metals that are essential to the production of electric car motors and other products, the report said #QuadSummit https://t.co/Ywh3fL1eXd

— Business Standard (@bsindia) March 11, 2021

Ahead of Quad summit, Japan PM sounds alarm about China's intent with Modi #QuadSummit #Quad https://t.co/gYonttcz1e

— Business Standard (@bsindia) March 10, 2021

#QuadSummit | When leaders of Quad – which includes India, Australia, Japan and the US – meet virtually for their maiden summit tomorrow, they will discuss ways to ramp up vaccine manufacturing by India

(report by @Rezhasan & @spatranobis)

Read: https://t.co/rmchevplWL pic.twitter.com/5Wkfswp0ts

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) March 11, 2021

Boosting Covid vaccine delivery key item on Quad agenda

All you need to know about #QuadSummit https://t.co/qFwMND61BW

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) March 11, 2021

Special Broadcast | First Quad Leaders’ Summit: Towards a free, open & inclusive Indo-Pacific
WATCH NOW: https://t.co/w13ubtP7dN #QuadSummit pic.twitter.com/ED5r24qVt5

— DD India (@DDIndialive) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit

Special Broadcast | First Quad Leaders’Summit: Towards a free, open & inclusive Indo-Pacific

VIDEO: https://t.co/Gp9Z2yE8q2 pic.twitter.com/uiDxJRQvSB

— DD India (@DDIndialive) March 12, 2021

Highlights from the QUAD Leaders' Summit#QuadSummit #NarendraModi #JoeBiden
(@Geeta_Mohan)https://t.co/k0diWxEnwk

— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) March 12, 2021

Inviting PM Modi to address the QUAD leaders, US President Joe Biden said to him, "It is great to see you."@narendramodi #JoeBiden #QuadSummit
(@Geeta_Mohan)https://t.co/4iLblqoDDg

— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) March 12, 2021

This is the first time the leaders of the four member nations are deliberating on expanding cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region and focusing on a coordinated Covid-19 vaccine initiative.#QuadSummit #JoeBiden https://t.co/bxYK7bDtry

— Outlook Magazine (@Outlookindia) March 12, 2021

COLUMN | Beijing appears wary of the first appearance of US President Joe Biden with Indian, Australian and Japanese PMs at the March 12 summit
Will The Quad Summit Dare Mention China?
By Vappala Balachandran#QuadSummit https://t.co/CvefCA6F6w

— Outlook Magazine (@Outlookindia) March 11, 2021

Had fruitful discussions with @POTUS @JoeBiden, PM @ScottMorrisonMP and PM @sugawitter at the 1st Quad Summit.

Reiterated India’s commitment to a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific in line with our vision of SAGAR – Security and Growth for All in the Region.

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 12, 2021

Speaking at the First Quad Leaders’ Virtual Summit. https://t.co/Ypom6buHxS

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 12, 2021

[News Alert] #QuadSummit decides to build a first-of-its-kind joint vaccine supply chain to address the current and any future pandemic situations in the Indo-Pacific region. pic.twitter.com/294dWyXRQv

— Asianet Newsable (@AsianetNewsEN) March 13, 2021

#QuadSummit: Vaccines will be developed in the US, manufactured in India, financed by Japan and the US, and supported by Australia through logistics for the Indo-Pacific including island states, in a far-reaching move that could challenge the influence of China in the region.

— Asianet Newsable (@AsianetNewsEN) March 13, 2021

US Covid Vaccines To Be Manufactured In India, Capacity To Reach 1 Billion Doses By 2022: #QuadSummit

Details: https://t.co/T4CUvcQnUo pic.twitter.com/E9aKbRh7yM

— ABP News (@ABPNews) March 12, 2021

Quad Summit: India's vaccine to be in focus as Modi, Biden, Morrison, Suga meet virtually#QuadSummit https://t.co/fn0k4aJPy8

— India TV (@indiatvnews) March 12, 2021

The meeting is also one of #JoeBiden’s first multilateral engagements, which the White House said denoted the importance of the U.S.’s cooperation with “allies and partners in the Indo Pacific” #QuadSummit https://t.co/5rA98vIo6u

— The Hindu (@the_hindu) March 12, 2021

Quad summit, defense secy visit show India, US are wasting no time in facing China threat@NayanimaBasu reports#ThePrintForeignAffairs https://t.co/VaW2GxPgzj

— ThePrintIndia (@ThePrintIndia) March 11, 2021

#PioneerHeadlines: PM says it’s force for global good, reiterates ancient philosophy of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. #NarendraModi #QuadSummit2021 #COVID19 #JoeBiden #US #Japan #QuadSummit @narendramodi @ScottMorrisonMP @POTUS https://t.co/HYW1hd2ja7

— The Pioneer (@TheDailyPioneer) March 13, 2021

#Quadsummit expected to do something on #COVIDvaccine https://t.co/zXhP0CRSY1 via @BT_India

— Business Today (@BT_India) March 11, 2021

Quad Leaders' Summit to announce 'Covid vaccine initiative' with India's manufacturing in focus#QuadSummit #Quad #COVID19 #CovidVaccine #COVID https://t.co/6UyoNBSTU2

— Zee News English (@ZeeNewsEnglish) March 12, 2021

#WATCH | The QUAD summit Explainer with Saurabh Shukla (@isaurabhshukla) #quad #QuadSummit https://t.co/fnGH2axuWa pic.twitter.com/80UQ5PrOlz

— NewsMobile (@NewsMobileIndia) March 12, 2021

#KamalaHarris to participate in #Quadsummit with Modi https://t.co/4LUwe94mN4

— The Tribune (@thetribunechd) March 12, 2021

US Prez Biden tweets a picture from the First Quad Leaders’ Virtual Summit yesterday, and says, "…the United States, Japan, India & Australia are committed to working together to tackle the shared challenges we face and to secure a free and open Indo-Pacific region"#QuadSummit pic.twitter.com/ZtlbijwJiT

— tv9gujarati (@tv9gujarati) March 13, 2021

The #Quad will assemble this Friday for its first summit.

What will each leader bring to the table?

What message will this summit send to China?

What opportunities will it create in the Indo-pacific?

Stay tuned to WION for the latest updates.#QuadSummit @palkisu pic.twitter.com/Po6EraWAXP

— WION (@WIONews) March 11, 2021

With a focus on practical cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and Covid vaccine supplies, the first-ever #Quad summit will take place on Friday

(Report by @sidhant)#QuadSummit https://t.co/AZPqtcw3xd

— WION (@WIONews) March 11, 2021

With focus on challenges in the Indo-Pacific region, leaders of #Quad countries—India, US, Japan and Australia— will meet for the first time on Friday. What to expect from the virtual #QuadSummit?@SusanMTehrani joins from New York with more perspective pic.twitter.com/Y3j48tjQ7v

— WION (@WIONews) March 11, 2021

The countdown for the first-ever #QuadSummit has begun.

"The White House is gearing up for this summit because of the great importance it has attached to combating china’s hostile policies," @susanmtehrani tells @SaroyaHem. pic.twitter.com/GNHQ6b2EVw

— WION (@WIONews) March 12, 2021

A mega #Quad vaccine initiative with India as the key will be one of the main outcomes of the first-ever Quad grouping's leadership summit

Story: @sidhant #QuadSummit https://t.co/Mc1SnxQvzG

— WION (@WIONews) March 12, 2021

Will UK's presence further strengthen the #Quad? @akankshaswarups tells you how Britain stands to only gain by joining the 4-nation alliance#QuadSummit pic.twitter.com/vmnqBezvvy

— WION (@WIONews) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit | Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says holding of the summit shows that the #Quad has come of age and it will now remain an important pillar of stability in the region pic.twitter.com/tutC11IRAu

— WION (@WIONews) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit | "With four of us working together, we look forward for a free Indo-Pacific region," says Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, while addressing the #Quad summit.@akankshaswarups speaks with international affairs expert Prof James Brown for more perspective. pic.twitter.com/t8tb3nJT3F

— WION (@WIONews) March 12, 2021

#Gravitas | The #Quad is not just an alliance to counter China.
For India, the Quad is also a step towards self-reliance, multilateralism and a global leadership role.@palkisu has the details.#QuadSummit pic.twitter.com/E9lRbmUsAi

— WION (@WIONews) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit has concluded

The National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said that the virtual meeting has been described as historic by the leaders.

The leaders covered many topics such as vaccine diplomacy and climate change.

Mohammed Saleh speaks to @susanmtehrani for more pic.twitter.com/w8w4Q9UBWU

— WION (@WIONews) March 13, 2021

Prime Minister #NarendraModi on Friday took part in the First Quad Leaders’ Virtual Summit with US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Scott Morrison and Japanese PM Suga.#QuadSummit pic.twitter.com/uBrQPx07AZ

— editorji (@editorji) March 12, 2021

#Covidvaccine to be focus at the historic #Quadsummit with #PMModi, #JoeBiden pic.twitter.com/NoWYM5hYXZ

— editorji (@editorji) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit | PM @narendramodi: Quad a global good force as it covers vaccines, climate change, emerging tech; will remain an important pillar of stability in the Indo-Pacific#Modi pic.twitter.com/v6RSyo8T5p

— ET NOW (@ETNOWlive) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit | Japanese PM @sugawitter: Quad leaders agreed to in-person meeting this year (From Agencies) pic.twitter.com/mbb3pciMXI

— ET NOW (@ETNOWlive) March 12, 2021

Watch Now! Hon’ble PM Sh @narendramodi Ji participates in first #QuadSummit #India #australia #Japan #USA @PMOIndia https://t.co/mVAA6Asq6J

— DrHarshVardhanOffice (@DrHVoffice) March 12, 2021

https://twitter.com/AMISHDEVGAN/status/1370378070712979457

As the first ever #QuadSummit between PM @narendramodi, @POTUS, @ScottMorrisonMP and @sugawitter gets underway, a replug of my article in today's Indian Express on why the Quad in its latest iteration is a viable and thus a potent entity. 1/3https://t.co/TR0cInW6R8

— Akhilesh Mishra (@amishra77) March 12, 2021

Australia joins US, India and Japan in 'unprecedented' deal for coronavirus vaccines after historic #QuadSummit.
It involves funding by the US, manufacturing of the Johnson & Johnson shot by India and Japan and help with logistics by Australia.https://t.co/wiwaoG4GaP

— Amit Chaudhary (@amitchaudhry1) March 12, 2021

https://twitter.com/vikrantaa/status/1370380537441837064

The JIAU Quad is real. Here is the statement issued today. #QuadSummit https://t.co/2X6QChd48Y

— Anand Datla (@SportaSmile) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit 2021 over. Lasted for around one hour and 45 minutes. pic.twitter.com/jpQCQiseCy

— Pranay Upadhyaya (@JournoPranay) March 12, 2021

QUAD vaccine initiative to produce 1Billion doses by 2022.
Production capacity in India to be boosted.
Japan,US & Australia to finance the capacity building as well as supply chain logistics.
South East Asia and Pacific Island countries to be benefitted.#QuadSummit pic.twitter.com/zakcsSaVfz

— Pranay Upadhyaya (@JournoPranay) March 12, 2021

1st #QuadSummit on Mar 12 marks institutionalization of Quad by India, US, Japan, Australia. Simultaneously, India opened 'energy office' in Moscow to augment energy sector to #IndiaRussiaPartnership which is primarily defence-oriented. India continues its balanced #ForeignPolicy https://t.co/bdrthGHUbu pic.twitter.com/1FI9Iph35u

— Samir Dattopadhye (@samirsinh189) March 11, 2021

The U.S., Australia, Japan and India are set to join hands to build a rare-earth procurement chain to counter the dominance China plays in supplying these crucial elements to makers of everything from smartphones to EV batteries.#Quad #Quadsummit https://t.co/6DbMhbNfVI

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) March 12, 2021

The leaders of the "Quad" countries — the U.S., Japan, India and Australia — will meet online Friday for their first summit, signaling their commitment to cooperate in providing COVID-19 vaccines to developing countries.#QUAD #vaccines #Quadsummit https://t.co/E7JgOyrpwA

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) March 12, 2021

⚡️ “Indo-Pacific ‘Quad’ leaders meet for first time” by @NikkeiAsia

Here are the details on the #Quad meeting on Friday, March 12.#Quadmeeting #Quadsummit https://t.co/YnHy0sxOie

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) March 12, 2021

#QuadSummit The first Quad Leaders’ Virtual Summit is being held on 12th March, 2021.

What is the Quad? Here is a brief intro to the 4 nation strategic forum @narendramodi @ScottMorrisonMP @sugawitter @JoeBiden @PMOIndia @MEAIndia pic.twitter.com/XwJHP9ZjV7

— Samvada World (@SamvadaWorld) March 11, 2021

US, India, Japan and Australia launch joint drive to ramp up the Covid-19 vaccine supply in Asia. #COVID19 #QuadSummit https://t.co/9rnO3EdSxd

— Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) March 12, 2021

Following the #QuadSummit, U.S., India, Japan and Australia revealed a plan to supply up to a billion coronavirus vaccine doses across Asia by the end of 2022, in a move to counter #China's vaccine diplomacy across the world. https://t.co/tNdTt8j3j1

— William Yang (@WilliamYang120) March 13, 2021

After months of Beijing’s self-congratulatory “wolf warrior” diplomacy, the maritime democracies in the Indo-Pacific will deliver a stunning coup that is likely to permanently reverse the vaccine diplomacy wars, @JapanChair writes.https://t.co/tqqXsmVEIb

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) March 13, 2021

It would be a shame to see today's Quadrilateral Security Dialogue disintegrate the same way the first one did in 2007, but it will only survive it it has a meaningful mission, FP's @sbabones writes.https://t.co/7vY9qnB48X

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) March 12, 2021

　https://twitter.com/ForeignAffairs/status/1370561669966004225
　https://twitter.com/ForeignAffairs/status/1370573416550514694

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

All the below tweets are in English.

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

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

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

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

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

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

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

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

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

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

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

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

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

— ABC News (@ABC) March 11, 2021

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

— CBS News (@CBSNews) March 11, 2021

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

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

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

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

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 11, 2021

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

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

— CNN International (@cnni) March 11, 2021

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

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) March 11, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Mikko Takkunen (@photojournalism) March 10, 2021

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

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) March 10, 2021

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

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) March 10, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

— The Hill (@thehill) March 11, 2021

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

— The Hill (@thehill) March 10, 2021

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

— The Hill (@thehill) March 9, 2021

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

— The Hill (@thehill) February 14, 2021

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

— TIME (@TIME) March 11, 2021

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

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) March 10, 2021

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

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

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

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) March 11, 2021

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

— CTV News (@CTVNews) March 11, 2021

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 11, 2021

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 11, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 11, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 11, 2021

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

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 11, 2021

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

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

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 11, 2021

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

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 11, 2021

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 11, 2021

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 11, 2021

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

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 11, 2021

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

— Reuters Pictures (@reuterspictures) March 11, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Japan's children of the tsunami shaped by tragedy.

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

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

2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.

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

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

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

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

— AFP Photo (@AFPphoto) March 10, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— DW News (@dwnews) March 11, 2021

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

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

— DW News (@dwnews) March 11, 2021

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

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

— DW News (@dwnews) March 11, 2021

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

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

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

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

— Mashable (@mashable) September 30, 2018

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

All the below tweets/links are in English.

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

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

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— James Burnes (@Egonatello) September 10, 2019

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

— Oklahoma Softball (@OU_Softball) July 14, 2013

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

— Wiki Education (@WikiEducation) July 30, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

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

— OU URC (@OUURC) April 11, 2012

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

— Bryan Lowe (@bryandaniellowe) October 11, 2020

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

— OU Daily (@OUDaily) October 9, 2019

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

— OU Daily (@OUDaily) October 4, 2019

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

— OU Daily (@OUDaily) November 18, 2016

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

— OURISK (@OURISK) July 20, 2018

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

— OURISK (@OURISK) January 23, 2018

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

— OURISK (@OURISK) January 26, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Oklahoma Meteorology (@ousom) August 28, 2018

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

— Oklahoma Meteorology (@ousom) October 6, 2017

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

— Oklahoma Meteorology (@ousom) April 26, 2011

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

— Oklahoma Meteorology (@ousom) November 9, 2009

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

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

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

— OU Health (@OUHealth) March 28, 2011

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— OSU DASNR (@okstate_ag) December 30, 2019

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

— OSU DASNR (@okstate_ag) March 22, 2018

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

— Mike Simons (@mikesimonsphoto) December 4, 2019

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

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

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

— Oklahoma WONDERtorium (@okwondertorium) February 24, 2018

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

— Matt Wixon (@mattwixon) March 1, 2016

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

— Nick Overacker (@nick_overacker) July 12, 2020

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— TulsaGlobalAlliance (@TulsaGlobal) March 26, 2019

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

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

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

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

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.161（Kansas カンザス州 Vol.3 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：KU）

続きです。

Dr. Neil Segal promoting heath and well being at the Annual Kansas City Japan Festival by performing an Aikido demonstration with students from his school! @AAPMR @AAPhysiatrists @AAPhysiatry_MSC @ACRMtweets @KUMedCenter pic.twitter.com/owQdRgb53v

— KU PM&R (@KU_PMR) October 12, 2019

First soccer, now robots: Team Japan accepts U.S. challenge to a giant robot duel. via @verge http://t.co/RGCzvGOsKW #FIFAWWC

— KU Info Technology (@KUTechnology) July 6, 2015

After 14 years in NYC, Christopher Studebaker (L'04) moved to Tokyo and joined Tokyo International Law Office as a partner. In addition, he serves as director for two Japanese companies and teaches periodically at Japanese law schools. #KUalumni pic.twitter.com/6GQxkGLOVF

— KU School of Law (@kulawschool) August 28, 2020

Talking other trade wars: Raj Bhala of @kulawschool talks trade disputes between Korea and Japan w/ Arirang Korean TV. His section starts at 7:35 mark https://t.co/gfMEza15zB

— Mike Krings (@MikeKrings) September 27, 2019

#BQOpinion | There are six reasons that explain India’s aversion to big FTAs, each of which India can do something about, writes @kulawschool's Raj Bhala.https://t.co/Lje52760vq

— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) September 16, 2019

Hey @AllenLabWM @STEM_at_WM @williamandmary! Wondering what the polyps of those #crimjellies look like? Here are some in our lab @KU_EEB! Makes me wonder how genetically distant #crimjellies are from our Japanese strain…

Check out Joseph McClain’s article on #crimjellies! https://t.co/Zx5xRwxtnx pic.twitter.com/0k3lqNigrZ

— Anna Klompen (@GelatinousSting) September 20, 2019

LSA's Utako Minai @KUMedCenter: fetuses are sensitive to English/Japanese rhythmic differences 1 month before birth https://t.co/VCJAIo6R6J pic.twitter.com/lynAghAg60

— Linguistic Society of America (@LingSocAm) July 26, 2017

Congrats Dr.Jiso Yoon, awarded Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Postdoctoral Fellowship for research in Japan 2015-16 acad year

— KU Political Science (@KUPoliticalSci) April 21, 2015

Students from our Sister City Hiratsuka, Japan visited Allen Field House this morning! Thanks @KUAthletics @KUnews pic.twitter.com/2bPerVAnLE

— City of Lawrence KS (@lawrenceks) July 28, 2016

https://twitter.com/KUnews/status/1169973529648881664

#UniversityofKansas (@KUnews) professor has canceled regular in-person office hours because he no longer feels safe with law-abiding students practicing their constitutional rights. When are these attacks on pro-#2A students going to stop? https://t.co/pIwRpOJTSx

— NRA (@NRA) August 28, 2018

It was a great pleasure to welcome Prof Eric Rath from @KUnews to Norwich last week. His talk on 'Eating Contests in Early Modern Japanese Entertainment Media' was fascinating! #CJS #Norwich pic.twitter.com/jN3P58Lnqj

— Centre for Japanese Studies (@CJS_Uea) March 12, 2018

2 days till our Online Third Thursday Lecture: 17th Sept 6pm! @uniofeastanglia's @msherzodm and Prof Maki Kaneko @UnivOfKansas will be discussing Japanese WW2 'war art' and its post war legacies. Please book your place from the link: https://t.co/PVOZRnzeUT #onlinelearning #TTL

— Sainsbury Institute (@SISJAC_UK) September 15, 2020

Jan 15 -17 > Health Hakko: Fermented Culinary Arts of Japan, PT1 Dr. Greg de St. Maurice @KeioGlobal + Dr. Eric Rath @UnivOfKansas discuss the little-known history of fermented sushi, regional variations of miso + their current gastronomical possibilities https://t.co/MChcSkCBpy pic.twitter.com/b9Xq7w24No

— Japan Foundation, Toronto (@JFToronto) January 16, 2021

Be our guests. Japan group visits @bertnashcenter participating in 4 days of training about strengths model @KUnews pic.twitter.com/iFVFOTD5Zb

— Bert Nash Center (@bertnashcenter) July 29, 2014

#OnThisDay was born Roger Shimomura an american artist "“American vs. Japanese 3” (2011)" #art #loveart @KUnews pic.twitter.com/Y96XbokHcg

— DailyArt (@DailyArtApp) June 26, 2014

Roger Shimomura’s small acrylic on canvas at Epsten Gallery at @VillageShalom returns to his own experience — detention camps that imprisoned Japanese-American citizens during WWII. https://t.co/7EVwzlYUVj @KUnews pic.twitter.com/QjNs4zoxUy

— KC Studio Magazine (@KCStudioMag) October 30, 2019

.@KUnews prof Sherry Fowler explicates @edhardyofficial's Japanese art history in exhibition catalog https://t.co/lXAioqyGBm

— Rick Hellman (@rickhellman) August 14, 2019

Delighted to meet with Chancellor Girod and Dr Bankart to discuss @KUnews partnership with Japan. 150 students at KU study Japanese every year. pic.twitter.com/Q9wZyuGvKq

— Naoki Ito (@ito_naoki) April 6, 2019

KAKEHASHI Project School Visits [March 8-11] – Japanese University sudents will visit @KUnews and @DePaulU http://t.co/l39EtV2omr

— Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago (@JpnCons_Chicago) March 10, 2015

https://twitter.com/BroncosCheer/status/1313509456068575234

31 years ago on February 9th marks the passing of Tezuka Osamu, known as the "father of manga". His cartoons began the manga revolution in Japan and resulted in Japan's pop culture as we know it today.

Read more about Tezuka Osamu's life and works below:https://t.co/TaCVPQIl53 pic.twitter.com/zYKCet0nRu

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) February 5, 2020

Happy #FunFactFriday!#DidYouKnow? Japan is made up of 6852 islands?Comment down below or message us with fun facts you know about East Asia! #japan #CEAS #KU #ExploreKU #EastAsia pic.twitter.com/d17ImBNV24

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) December 6, 2019

In Japan, Sweets Take On an Artistic Role https://t.co/JsBGEoVjwu

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) December 9, 2016

Japan’s Top Court Upholds Law Requiring Spouses to Share Surname https://t.co/OYTpg0jy45

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) December 17, 2015

McDonald’s in Japan Is Experiencing a Shortage of French Fries http://t.co/Y7yHMxxmDk

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) December 19, 2014

China and Japan Reach Accord on Disputed Islands: Let’s Agree to Disagree http://t.co/xgb7aVKFUI

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) November 7, 2014

Interesting article about getting hired at a Japanese corporation, including etiquette tips. http://t.co/iAWijMEzah

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) August 26, 2014

Sake With Your Burger? Japan Is Looking West to Save a Tradition http://t.co/T84rJ9ShlE

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) August 5, 2014

Japan Moves to Permit Greater Use of Its Military http://t.co/YGxXqF4j7k

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) July 1, 2014

Three reasons why the Japanese elections matter to the United States http://t.co/uGfWMlyqw7 via @washingtonpost

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) December 15, 2014

Nissan’s highway self-driving system hits Japanese roads in August https://t.co/PH8pIcQeLO via @techcrunch

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) July 26, 2016

More Electric Car Charging Sites Than Gas Stations In Japan https://t.co/hv8QM952py via @CleanTechnica

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) May 12, 2016

This Japanese Band Makes Music With E-Waste https://t.co/UkwpWhkFeL via @motherboard

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) January 22, 2016

A Japanese drinks company just sent some whiskey to the International Space Station http://t.co/pvAd3gwqJa via @TIME

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) August 26, 2015

What's the secret to Japan's slender population? Serious 'eating education' http://t.co/Fm1sruVJDg

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) January 14, 2015

https://twitter.com/KUEastAsia/status/542340681738371076

The Economist explains: Why Japan's high-speed trains are so good | The Economist http://t.co/Wea85NH48X

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) June 10, 2014

Interesting article on business etiquette in Japan. https://t.co/tGR3C9sYXf via @BBC_Capital

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) August 23, 2016

BBC News – Japan and South Korea agree on WW2 'comfort women' deal https://t.co/abkb2ITDbT

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) December 28, 2015

5 things to know about Japan's vote on Its military role http://t.co/dOZEuLoNHB via @wsjasia

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) September 17, 2015

U.S., Japan announce new security agreement http://t.co/mn2yhHGiXA via @WSJ

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) April 28, 2015

Volcano Eruption Raises Concerns About Southern Japan Reactors http://t.co/ZdE3SKmjye via @wsjasia

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) October 1, 2014

In Japan, Working Parents Seek More Flexible Child Care http://t.co/ZBY7YK2n9p via @wsjasia

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) June 3, 2014

Japan looks to stay on tap for Russian energy supplies http://t.co/p3tRXQLaEk

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) May 22, 2014

Need a study break & pondering Japan's Lost Decade? Check out local review of Natsuo Kirino's "Real World" http://t.co/tvCWhD13

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) October 24, 2011

Erecting the Modern Japanese Penis… it's the 10th annual Goodman Lecture tomorrow 3/28 at 7:30 in Malott Rm, KS Union pic.twitter.com/rOSDRwey

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) March 27, 2012

This is a great place to see news photos and other interesting images from Japan. http://t.co/AKNmIgCXYP

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) January 30, 2014

Controversy over a comic in Japan. http://t.co/5RTAUe6Dij via @mashable

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) May 20, 2014

World Cup team preview: Japan http://t.co/jYWZ3hDM4R via @ProSoccerTalk

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) June 9, 2014

KU Professor translates 1920s Japanese writers who helped shaped country’s literature http://t.co/bfjOCUEWa3 via @sharethis

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) September 5, 2014

We're hosting a fun event next Tuesday afternoon. Come join us for candy and a presentation on Japanese Sweets! pic.twitter.com/LI517kyrym

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) November 13, 2014

Come learn about Japanese design this Sunday at the Lawrence Public Library! @lawrencelibrary pic.twitter.com/ajY3F5IdkK

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) January 7, 2015

https://twitter.com/KUEastAsia/status/569913285262254080

10 sweet facts about the Japanese sweet tooth http://t.co/bNZXklQ3IO

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) April 6, 2015

Our next Tea and Talk lecture is tomorrow, and it deals with art history, religion, and Japan. Details below! pic.twitter.com/g6zZ0ScSP0

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) November 18, 2015

This Fall 2016 class will examine the techniques and history of traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking. pic.twitter.com/5NUflPPHdE

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) March 23, 2016

Interested in Asian art? This KU course for Fall 2016 explores the history of Japanese painting. pic.twitter.com/IFt5zcPX8g

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) April 6, 2016

Two current exhibits at the Beach Museum of Art at K-State explore the experience of Japanese Americans during WWII. https://t.co/VWenh7eHdO

— KU Center for East Asian Studies (@KUEastAsia) April 20, 2016

Shot, Chaser

When pressed recently on whether he really thought women talked too much, he said: "I don't listen to women that much lately, so I don't know."https://t.co/3TDOimBLNA

— KU Physics and Astronomy (@KUPhysicsAstro) February 11, 2021

sighhttps://t.co/PD8s0bdPfj

— KU Physics and Astronomy (@KUPhysicsAstro) February 18, 2021

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

続きです。

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

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

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

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

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

— Princeton Economics (@PrincetonEcon) November 21, 2019

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

— Financial Planning (@finplan) July 24, 2020

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

— MacCaLM (@maccalm_project) August 15, 2018

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

— Princeton Dining (@PrincetonDining) December 7, 2018

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

— Fred Katayama (@freddiethekat) December 3, 2018

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

— UN University (@UNUniversity) May 15, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) January 14, 2014

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

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) September 27, 2012

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

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) September 14, 2012

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

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) August 15, 2012

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

— Princeton AMS (@PrincetonAMS) February 22, 2019

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

— Princeton AMS (@PrincetonAMS) February 15, 2019

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

— Princeton AMS (@PrincetonAMS) February 13, 2019

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

— Princeton AMS (@PrincetonAMS) February 8, 2019

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

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

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

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

— TAE Technologies (@TAE) March 16, 2016

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

— Amit Paranjape (@aparanjape) October 30, 2017

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

— Prange Collection (@PrangeColl) April 1, 2019

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

— Prange Collection (@PrangeColl) February 21, 2018

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

— Prange Collection (@PrangeColl) December 12, 2017

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

— Daniel Twining (@DCTwining) October 4, 2019

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

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

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

— LeidenGlobal (@LeidenGlobal) October 27, 2018

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

— LeidenGlobal (@LeidenGlobal) May 13, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Sino-NK (@Sino_NK) October 7, 2019

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

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

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

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

— WEAI (@WEAI_Columbia) August 10, 2017

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

— Jamie Saxon (@JamieSaxonArts) April 17, 2020

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

— Jamie Saxon (@JamieSaxonArts) January 27, 2016

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

— Jamie Saxon (@JamieSaxonArts) January 26, 2016

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

— Jamie Saxon (@JamieSaxonArts) March 20, 2013

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

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

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

— Mudd Library (@muddlibrary) June 28, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) August 26, 2018

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

— Noh Society (@NohSociety) November 8, 2019

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

— PrincetonHumanities (@PrincetonHum) February 16, 2016

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Amy DeLouise (@brandbuzz) November 18, 2020

Canceled Because of #coronavirus

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

— UW German (@uwgerman) March 10, 2020

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

— Pacific Forum (@PacificForum) August 3, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Tom Peters (@tom_peters) January 23, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Global Observatory (@ipinstGO) November 9, 2017

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

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

— Rhys Needham (@Rhys_Needham) June 28, 2020

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

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

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

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

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) February 22, 2013

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

— mochablend7 (@mochablend7) October 25, 2012

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

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) December 26, 2011

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

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.158（New Jersey ニュージャージー州 Vol.5 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：Princeton）

All the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.15 (Princeton) / New Jersey Vol.13
cf.
World Vol.11 (U.S. universities on #coronavirus)
World Vol.14 (U.S. universities)
World Vol.75 (U.S. – professors)
US Policy Changes Vol.63 (Economy Vol.12 / Deregulation Vol.7 – incl reform, inequality)
US Policy Changes Vol.32 (Miscellaneous Vol.2 – voter turnout)
Science and Technology Vol.8
Science and Technology Vol.17
New Jersey Vol.6 (state, cities, etc.)
New Jersey Vol.3
U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.27（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.1 －大学ツイート Massachusetts～Pennsylvania）
等

内容例（当該回ツイートもご覧ください。）　@EPrinceton

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート
https://twitter.com/puclubjapan/status/1318428869741834240

Jin Sato, professor at the University of Tokyo and since 2017, has been a Global Scholar @WilsonSchool in @Princeton. “I think the students in the U. S. are more demanding in a good way. They also talk a lot in discussion, which is good.” https://t.co/v24lhFA9iO

— Princeton Club of Japan (@puclubjapan) May 31, 2020

Joshua Walker *12 (@drjwalk) leads the Japan Society, the largest U.S./JPN relations organization. Discusses w/ Ambassador Yamanouchi at NY Japan Consulate about lessons from Japan's pandemic response. @WilsonSchool @Princeton @pawprinceton @princetonalumni #TigersHelping https://t.co/ov4sL3ojbP

— Princeton Club of Japan (@puclubjapan) May 13, 2020

https://twitter.com/puclubjapan/status/1156115708238893056

Congratulations to Masakazu (Max) Tsumuraya *81 for leading the Princeton Club of Japan for the last 25 years! Max recently stepped down last year. He was awarded the @princetonalumni prestigious Alumni Council Award for Service to @princeton. Three tiger cheers to you Max! pic.twitter.com/OrrcACKwWR

— Princeton Club of Japan (@puclubjapan) June 16, 2019

#PrincetonU remembers Yoshiaki Shimizu, the Marquand Professor of Art and Archaeology, Emeritus, and a renowned scholar of Japanese art history, curator and 1975 Princeton graduate alumnus. https://t.co/g1pJG9A5sn

— Princeton University (@Princeton) February 15, 2021

Astronomers from #PrincetonU, Japan and Taiwan discovered 83 quasars powered by supermassive black holes in the universe, from a time when the universe itself was less than 10% of its present age. https://t.co/S8JnKLjhhP

— Princeton University (@Princeton) June 26, 2019

Still & moving images that captured Japan’s dramatic urban transformation in the post-WWII era are at the center of a course taught this spring by Franz Prichard, asst prof of @PrincetonEAS. https://t.co/7aQ2xN3uPa

— Princeton University (@Princeton) April 26, 2019

Last summer, @princetonarts students traveled across Japan to participate in intensive workshops, learn ancient book-arts techniques and make paper as part of an Exploration Seminar. https://t.co/qk691BUiIn

— Princeton University (@Princeton) March 17, 2019

On Feb. 15, the "Japanese/America: Transpacific and Hemispheric" symposium will explore the participation of people of Japanese descent in the societies and politics of the Pacific Rim and the Americas. https://t.co/ts1lRpZ9hC

— Princeton University (@Princeton) February 11, 2019

The @PUArtMuseum exhibit "Picturing Place in Japan" examines representations of place in Japanese visual culture from the 16th center to the present. (via @hyperallergic) https://t.co/89sRNMzxiU

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 24, 2019

https://twitter.com/Princeton/status/1083540259290447872

Using modern materials analysis, #PrincetonU researchers are learning about medieval metallurgical practices in Japan. https://t.co/6DnOZWLs6s

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 2, 2019

Ending up with over 115 centuries-old pages, @PrincetonEAS professor Thomas Conlan and @PULibrary's Setsuko Noguchi found rare medieval documents from Sakuramotobō, a famous temple in Japan: https://t.co/rgRmW2jGzc pic.twitter.com/hEHCcf4aha

— Princeton University (@Princeton) November 29, 2018

#PrincetonU professor Frank von Hippel provides his insight on Japan's plutonium stockpile (from @AFP): https://t.co/HwgjCpfRBL pic.twitter.com/W62L02tIZg

— Princeton University (@Princeton) July 29, 2018

Professor @ImaniPerry will lead the @PrincetonPIIRS Global Seminar "Japan and Black America" in Japan this summer, which will explore the connection between the two cultures: https://t.co/7DNSBY8k2G pic.twitter.com/A71mnqJzHY

— Princeton University (@Princeton) February 3, 2018

The collaboration between a #PrincetonU astrophysicist and a Japanese astrophysicist has been fruitful in discovering distant galaxies: https://t.co/KAVnYuXM9D pic.twitter.com/K2q6bddMb7

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 12, 2018

A native of Japan, So Kubota *17 shares his journey of earning his Ph.D. in economics at #PrincetonU. pic.twitter.com/ykRCpj45Pm

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 18, 2017

.@iris_samuels '19 shares why she traveled with her classmates to Japan for intersession in this wk's #TellUsTigers: https://t.co/Phcloho5N3 pic.twitter.com/iMgvA4AIwg

— Princeton University (@Princeton) February 26, 2017

#PrincetonU students abroad in Japan meet and speak with a Hiroshima bomb survivor on @BBCNews: http://t.co/0WZd9udAmA

— Princeton University (@Princeton) August 11, 2015

#PrincetonU students in Japan learn more about Hiroshima. Video via @BBCWorld http://t.co/yQAJsuXeU1 #PrincetonAbroad

— Princeton University (@Princeton) August 6, 2015

Safe travels! RT @johnhummelJr: Tiger parents heading to legacy bowl in Osaka Japan #PrincetonAbroad pic.twitter.com/Yx68pUsk7r

— Princeton University (@Princeton) March 19, 2015

.@PUTigerFootball to play “Legacy Bowl” game in Osaka this spring, taking on Japan’s champs. Details: http://t.co/NbXUpFOqWr

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 13, 2015

Celebrating an international partnership on "University of Tokyo Day" at #PrincetonU http://t.co/hDJU6rtIit

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 24, 2014

President Hamada of @Univ_of_Tokyo & Princeton President Eisgruber discussing universities' partnership. pic.twitter.com/HOfPrjtiUp

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 23, 2014

Princeton and @Univ_of_Tokyo presidents Eisgruber, Hamada about to speak in Jones Hall, celebrating partnership. pic.twitter.com/E8oJr37cdX

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 23, 2014

A lot of meaning is packed into a tea leaf storage jar. Learn about Chigusa and the Art of Japanese Tea, @PUArtMuseum http://t.co/0HQ1Obsxqn

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 16, 2014

#PrincetonU performers-in-residence @SoPercussion jam with Japanese-American “taiko” masters tonight: http://t.co/ucJ9RO0zHK

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 14, 2014

What’s up at #PrincetonU today? Japanese music, environmentalism meets humanities, and don’t forget your flu shot http://t.co/9JXfYC56zm

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 8, 2014

Beautiful and… "most likely commissioned by a warlord" RT @PULibrary: 17th Century Japanese Scrolls Digitized http://t.co/cC4xlou1pN

— Princeton University (@Princeton) September 26, 2014

The “Abe factor” driving nationalistic changes in Japan, explored today in a lecture by Gerald Curtis of @Columbia http://t.co/DHKZGJ1iBB

— Princeton University (@Princeton) September 17, 2014

Princeton, Humboldt Univ. in Berlin, Univ. of São Paulo and Univ. of Tokyo announce support of cutting-edge research: http://t.co/Ec6Rb213h3

— Princeton University (@Princeton) May 14, 2014

P. grad student quoted. MT @EPrinceton: Paying for yr Cal-Mex w/ bitcoin @ Tokyo's Pink Cow? @realjoshkroll in @WIRED http://t.co/ClZ4XvrPL2

— Princeton University (@Princeton) November 26, 2013

.@Princeton President Eisgruber to meet w/ educators, alumni in Japan, South Korea and China. http://t.co/bs2zpgnbDM @PrincetonAlumni #Asia

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 23, 2013

A gripping debate between 2 professors unfolding on @PrincetonUPress blog. #NSA #Snowden. It begins here: http://t.co/eyDB43vCdb

— Princeton University (@Princeton) August 27, 2013

Among our retiring faculty: Prof of East Asian Studies and history Marc Collcutt, expert on Japan. http://t.co/nxtlxz7Am8

— Princeton University (@Princeton) June 18, 2013

Film buffs: Here's a video about the Japanese #anime series on campus this spring. http://t.co/O6RMmHgmp3

— Princeton University (@Princeton) April 9, 2013

Japanese anime film series resumes Wednesday with "The Sky Crawlers." http://t.co/WtehjifBAF

— Princeton University (@Princeton) March 19, 2013

Get to know the University of Tokyo, one of our new partners for collaboration in teaching, research. http://t.co/JtrHQ3jj

— Princeton University (@Princeton) February 7, 2013

Princeton establishes strategic partnership with University of Tokyo. http://t.co/cnKJkwA2

— Princeton University (@Princeton) February 6, 2013

Chinese bronzes, pre-Columbian objects, Islamic art, Japanese prints, African art, the history of photography. http://t.co/QXsTDKJLD8

— Princeton University (@Princeton) March 20, 2014