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Nagasaki Day 2020 #Nagasaki75

All the below tweets are in English.

75 years since the last atomic bombing, let us remain committed to ensuring Nagasaki is the last place on Earth to suffer such devastation.

— @antonioguterres on #Nagasaki75 https://t.co/SGd8B18RGP pic.twitter.com/inXXVsT5IK

— United Nations (@UN) August 9, 2020

https://twitter.com/UN_Disarmament/status/1292334341964562434

75 since the last atomic bombing, let us remain committed to ensuring Nagasaki is the last place on Earth to suffer such devastation.

The total elimination of nuclear weapons is the only absolute guarantee against their use.

— António Guterres (@antonioguterres) August 9, 2020

Dutch ambassador Peter van der Vliet attended solemn and impressive Nagasaki Peace Ceremony to commemorate the victims of the atomic bomb on Nagasaki 75 years ago. pic.twitter.com/VZeZk7RTZX

— Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Japan (@NLinJapan) August 9, 2020

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Nagasaki. Amb Court attended the Nagasaki Peace Memorial Ceremony, a commemoration to the victims of the atomic bombing. Australia stands with Japan in working towards realising a world without nuclear weapons.@nagasakishikoho pic.twitter.com/Ic0ntfLHzw

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) August 9, 2020

Honored to meet mayor of Nagasaki Taue. Extremely important to continue promoting peace among nations and to continue telling the story of Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors (hibakusha). Young should learn what suffering war and hatred might cause. #Nagasaki @nagasakishikoho pic.twitter.com/vxgce5DTXo

— Ana Polak Petrič (@AnaPPetric) August 8, 2020

This year marks the 75th Anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

In order to remember all victims of nuclear weapons, please join the Silent Minute at 11:02am on Sunday 9 August 2020. pic.twitter.com/r57vG6g2ff

— South Ayrshire Council (@southayrshire) August 7, 2020

🕯 On the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings of #Hiroshima on 6 August 1945 and of #Nagasaki on 9 August 1945, we remember the victims and renew our commitment to working together towards a world free of nuclear weapons. pic.twitter.com/w9zsnoQJ1F

— Belgium MFA 🇧🇪 (@BelgiumMFA) August 6, 2020

The City has proclaimed today (Aug 6) is Hiroshima Day and Sunday (Aug 9) is Nagasaki Day. These proclamations express solidarity and commitment to the global effort to carry forward the legacy of Hibakusha, the atomic bomb survivors who demand the abolition of nuclear weapons. pic.twitter.com/fp1ioPif4G

— City of Lawrence KS (@lawrenceks) August 6, 2020

Hope to remain 'last atomic-bombed city' https://t.co/AjeoMKZ6eh

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) August 9, 2020

Remembering atomic bomb victims in Nagasaki https://t.co/F9r6lbEaw9

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) August 9, 2020

Water prepared for Nagasaki atomic bomb victims https://t.co/dgsIEzG8fR

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) August 8, 2020

Nagasaki marks 75th A-bomb anniversary with call for Japan to sign nuke ban as new arms race looms https://t.co/X6c1nDvtD6

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 9, 2020

At this exact minute 75 years ago, the city of Nagasaki was hit by an atomic bomb, resulting in an estimated 74,000 deaths. As the average age of survivors is now 83, leaders are urging more action toward a world free of nuclear weapons. https://t.co/WODyWXAtWq

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 9, 2020

#Nagasaki native MAIGUMA Nanae reproduced with 3D scanning & printing tech. vases, deformed by atomic bomb heat and stored at #NagasakiAtomicBombMuseum with care. Her #VaseToPray Project lets people experience the past by "touching" these artifacts: https://t.co/IlsiO2L4pS pic.twitter.com/g1jl8r4vT7

— japan (@japan) August 9, 2020

【English information】
August 9, 1945, 11:02 am. Following Hiroshima City, the second atomic bomb exploded above Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture. Under the mushroom cloud, more than 70,000 innocent civilians were killed. pic.twitter.com/UreHOYTdmK

— FNH Japan government 🇯🇵官邸広報オンライン📡 (@Japan_fnh) August 9, 2020

Nagasaki atomic bomb survivor Terumi Tanaka recounts what happened after the US attacked on August 9, 1945 pic.twitter.com/Kt80Eyj7nY

— TRT World (@trtworld) August 9, 2020

The Japanese city of Nagasaki on Sunday marked its 75th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing.

Nagasaki survivors and other participants stood in a minute of silence to honor more than 70,000 dead. More @business: https://t.co/zNInbpw4fo pic.twitter.com/xhtsWUBKI7

— Bloomberg QuickTake (@QuickTake) August 9, 2020

Nagasaki marked its 75th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing, with the mayor and dwindling survivors urging world leaders to call for a nuclear weapons ban, @AP reports https://t.co/HnSr0Edvq2

— Bloomberg (@business) August 9, 2020

BREAKING: With dwindling survivors, Nagasaki marks 75th anniversary of US atomic bombing that killed more than 70,000 people. https://t.co/cH6xQFiTJz

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 9, 2020

Today Nagasaki marks the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing. Last year I had the opportunity to talk to survivors there. Mr Hayashida, a Catholic, was just 7 and he suffered severe burns. When he touched his head, there was blood all over his hand. https://t.co/k6ApdAkw1i pic.twitter.com/qSE0IxA0HO

— Natsuko Fukue (@natfukue) August 9, 2020

Let us not forget: the U.S. dropped two bombs on Japan. Today is the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. I visited four years ago, when the city was not on the itinerary as President Obama visited Hiroshima https://t.co/xzhrllAoiW

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) August 9, 2020

Following the 75th anniversary of the atomic bomb at Nagasaki, Greg Lewis tells the story of a remarkable figure from Welsh rugby who was a prisoner in Japan when the bomb was dropped.

The Welshmen at Nagasaki
Streaming now on @BBCSounds https://t.co/4KMGYrVHmh

— BBC Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@BBCWales) August 7, 2020

The Japanese city of Nagasaki has marked its 75th anniversary of the US atomic bombing, with the mayor and dwindling survivors urging world leaders including their own to do more for a nuclear weapons ban.https://t.co/ju5TSTE5qu

— News18.com (@news18dotcom) August 9, 2020

Nagasaki urges nuke ban on 75th anniversary of US atomic bombing https://t.co/ygowuKvRqx

— FOX61 (@FOX61News) August 9, 2020

LANTERNS FOR PEACE: It’s been 75 years since atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II. Lanterns made by the public were launched at Tenney Park in Madison tonight to honor the lives of those we have lost in wars. pic.twitter.com/rlXUbMvzAY

— News 3 Now / Channel 3000 (@WISCTV_News3) August 7, 2020

The Aug. 9, 1945, bombing came three days after the United States dropped its first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, the world’s first ever nuclear attack. https://t.co/aNmMDwBcYQ

— WGRZ (@WGRZ) August 9, 2020

Nagasaki's mayor urged lawmakers to quickly sign the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, saying the threat of nuclear arms is growing more than ever. https://t.co/9zbCUyU0yH

— KHOU 11 News Houston (@KHOU) August 9, 2020

Nagasaki urges nuclear weapons ban as it marks 75th anniversary of atomic bombing https://t.co/lPaBwdh2Xy

— Haaretz.com (@haaretzcom) August 9, 2020

#TodayInHistory | 1945: US drops second atomic bomb "Fat Man" on Nagasaki pic.twitter.com/pTetc1NPSx

— WION (@WIONews) August 9, 2020

Aug. 9 is the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. https://t.co/dsM8Nhzh6Y

— Catholic News Service (@CatholicNewsSvc) August 9, 2020

Images of the Pontifical Mass in 1949 in honor of the 400th anniversary of the arrival of St. Francis Xavier and Christianity in Japan, in the ruins of Nagasaki Cathedral, devastated by an atomic bomb. pic.twitter.com/JNZBqSetIq

— Old Macau Archives (@mfm_0624) August 9, 2020

Today marks 75 years since US unleashed world’s second atomic bomb attack on #Nagasaki https://t.co/YDbRj7tO91

— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) August 9, 2020

Nagasaki Mayor Tomihisa Taue read a peace declaration in which he raised concern about a growing global opinion supportive of nuclear deterrence. https://t.co/o3oxMf9YG6

— Business Line (@businessline) August 9, 2020

#OnThisDay US dropped 2nd atomic bomb "#FatMan" on Japan that destroyed part of #Nagasaki (1945).

Birth Anniversary of Amedeo Avogadro (1776) – Italian scientist, most noted for his contribution to molecular theory known as Avogadro's law.https://t.co/JGq49KV6xq pic.twitter.com/IOheuubIUq

— Knowledge Zone (@KnowledgeZoneIn) August 9, 2020

To honour the victims and survivors of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki 75 years ago today, the Caribbean nation of Saint Kitts and Nevis just ratified the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. #Nagasaki75 #nuclearban @skngov @pmharriskn @markbrantley3 pic.twitter.com/xbcwNqG3kc

— ICAN (@nuclearban) August 9, 2020

This Sunday will mark 75 years since the US atomic bombing of Nagasaki, which claimed more than 74,000 lives.

To honour the victims of that horrific attack, one country will ratify the UN nuclear weapon ban treaty on this important anniversary. 🇺🇳🕊️#Nagasaki75 #nuclearban pic.twitter.com/Rhb0zIAdzY

— ICAN (@nuclearban) August 7, 2020

Nagasaki was added to the target list—Hiroshima, Kokura, and Niigita—one day before it was finalized, replacing Kyoto. It was bombed only because ground haze and smoke obscured Kokura, the primary target. Nagasaki almost wasn’t destroyed because it was mostly obscured by clouds. pic.twitter.com/OJA9Wzq3xX

— Stephen Schwartz (@AtomicAnalyst) August 9, 2020

Almost every home within 1.5 miles of ground zero was destroyed. Of the 52,000 homes in Nagasaki that day, 14,000 (27%) were destroyed and another 5,400 were significantly damaged. Combustible materials like paper were instantly ignited by the thermal pulse up to 1.9 miles away. pic.twitter.com/GkdGIGV7PA

— Stephen Schwartz (@AtomicAnalyst) August 9, 2020

At this moment 75 years ago—11:02am August 9, local time, "Fat Man”—a 21-kiloton implosion-type atomic bomb—exploded ~1,650 feet over Nagasaki, missing its intended aim point by 1.3 miles but killing an estimated 70,000 men, women, and children and injuring some 60,000 more. pic.twitter.com/v6xnxHheIC

— Stephen Schwartz (@AtomicAnalyst) August 9, 2020

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the atomic bomb attack on Nagasaki. It is a time for prayer and remembrance, but also to raise awareness.#nagasaki #peace #neveragain pic.twitter.com/7xmxJdXOtD

— Nagasaki Blue & Orange (@V_Varen_EN) August 9, 2020

At two minutes past 11 o'clock in the morning of the 9th of August 1945, an atomic bomb exploded over the Japanese city of Nagasaki with around 129,000 – 226,000 killed from the atomic bomb and aftereffects. pic.twitter.com/lK9KpEtR3K

— Photos of war (@20th_21st) August 8, 2020

Unlike other Japanese cities, Nagasaki didn't get warning leaflets until a day after the US dropped Fat Man. It was likely due to the confusion created by the United States’ rush to write, print, and distribute leaflets before the second atomic bomb was dropped over Japan. #WWII pic.twitter.com/l0XIEU906d

— Manhattan Project (@MnhtnProjectNPS) August 8, 2020

9 Aug 1945: The U.S. drops an #tomic bomb, nicknamed Fat Man, on #Nagasaki, Japan, near the end of World War II. This followed the first #atomic bomb, which the U.S. dropped on Hiroshima on August 6. #WW2 #WWII #history #ad https://t.co/qT2jM1Ir9o pic.twitter.com/TX6fT6wfo2

— Today In History (@URDailyHistory) August 9, 2020

The U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 75 years ago. Almost a quarter of a million people died.

Was it a war crime? pic.twitter.com/FAAcpu0B7G

— AJ+ (@ajplus) August 8, 2020

Leaders who refuse to support the UN nuclear weapon treaty are failing to heed the warnings of survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

They are putting present and future generations at risk.

We must honour the victims with action.#nuclearban #Nagasaki75 pic.twitter.com/T6rWOPDVuI

— ICAN (@nuclearban) August 9, 2020

The Aug. 9, 1945, bombing came three days after the United States dropped its first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, the world’s first ever nuclear attack that killed 140,000. On Aug. 15, Japan surrendered, ending World War II. https://t.co/F4TGSTDWCK

— myRepública (@RepublicaNepal) August 9, 2020

The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD released over 100,000 times the thermal energy of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The volcano last erupted in March 1944, making its present lull in activity the longest in almost 500 years. pic.twitter.com/2Irkoi3DsE

— Gareth Harney (@OptimoPrincipi) August 8, 2020

Bulletin co-founder Eugene Rabinowitch warned in June 1945 against dropping the bombs on Japan. What would he say about Hiroshima and Nagasaki today? https://t.co/tALN2Q4q1t pic.twitter.com/oI7LhkCiZQ

— Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (@BulletinAtomic) August 8, 2020

"At the 75th anniversaries of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, we stand in another moment of global chaos and profound loss," writes @tedlieu. https://t.co/wAPsE4S5ea pic.twitter.com/wHyNgd0Fmd

— Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (@BulletinAtomic) August 7, 2020

"[M]any of the central claims on which the official story about Hiroshima and Nagasaki is founded…appear to rest on shaky ground…But have people caught up with the historiography?" https://t.co/zEAcxzrnFC pic.twitter.com/KrlNNdfH5U

— Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (@BulletinAtomic) August 5, 2020

Elaine Scarry connects the racism of the past to that of the present in "Memorial Days: the racial underpinnings of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings." Read it as part of our special coverage this week commemorating the 75th anniversary of the bombings: https://t.co/gVKYAAF3kN pic.twitter.com/OFLWsHlyFl

— Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (@BulletinAtomic) August 3, 2020

U.S. leaders knew we didn't have to drop atomic bombs on Japan to win the war. We did it anyway. https://t.co/XdPo82jinK

— Common Dreams (@commondreams) August 6, 2020

"Hiroshima" has become shorthand for the atomic bombings, as Nagasaki survivors have struggled to get equal attention for the trauma of their experience https://t.co/1iuVJ5lha4

— TIME (@TIME) August 8, 2020

"Hiroshima" has become shorthand for the atomic bombings, as Nagasaki survivors have struggled to get equal attention for the trauma of their experience https://t.co/JKKz7EJOoO

— TIME (@TIME) August 7, 2020

"Hiroshima" has become shorthand for the atomic bombings, as Nagasaki survivors have struggled to get equal attention for the trauma of their experience https://t.co/5IhKkjetkI

— TIME (@TIME) August 6, 2020

The cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are recruiting “legacy successors” who will inherit the stories of atom-bomb survivors https://t.co/KdAnkwLNZC

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) August 3, 2020

Hiroshima and Nagasaki: 75th anniversary of atomic bombings https://t.co/R8qBu5dXeX

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) August 8, 2020

Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Women survivors of the atomic bombs https://t.co/lcQGLQqjAQ

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) August 3, 2020

In the wake of unimaginable horrors — endless wars, the Holocaust, Chernobyl, Fukushima … not to mention Hiroshima and Nagasaki — humankind has constantly confronted the problem of the continuity of memory. https://t.co/vw75eGMemC

— NYT At War (@NYTimesAtWar) August 6, 2020

Japan set to mark 75 years since the United States unleashed the world’s first atomic bomb attack on the city of Hiroshima, followed three days later by the second and last on Nagasaki https://t.co/hxCR1zCmrw pic.twitter.com/pBavPKk4h8

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 4, 2020

August 6 marks 75 years since the United States unleashed the world's first atomic bomb attack on the city of Hiroshima, followed three days later by a second on Nagasaki, vaporizing lives, buildings and Japan's capacity for war. Images of the devastation: https://t.co/dQqbcbYl9t pic.twitter.com/lyICSpg1ul

— Reuters Pictures (@reuterspictures) August 6, 2020

The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki capped six years of top-secret work by scientists from Europe and North America. @AFP provides an overview of how that process unfolded https://t.co/GJAQuu0dcE pic.twitter.com/eYAjgMecZU

— AFP news agency (@AFP) August 4, 2020

"There is a sense of impending crisis that we don't have much longer to live."

Michiko Kodama is a hibakusha, an atomic bomb survivor. This year, she and other survivors took to an online gathering to share their stories on Japan's #Hiroshima75 and Nagasaki anniversary #被爆75年 pic.twitter.com/5mDkQYVg2i

— Bloomberg QuickTake (@QuickTake) August 4, 2020

"There is a sense of impending crisis that we don't have much longer to live."

Michiko Kodama is a hibakusha, an atomic bomb survivor. This year, she and other survivors took to an online gathering to share their stories on Hiroshima and Nagasaki's 75th anniversary. pic.twitter.com/ZdfS86IKD0

— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) August 6, 2020

This weekend marks 75 years since the U.S. dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. @HarrySmith spoke with Howard Kakita, an American who looks back on surviving the Hiroshima bombing when he was 7. pic.twitter.com/Adn5Gaq5Xe

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) August 7, 2020

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the US attack by atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. #hiroshima75 https://t.co/7H4CJ5rUzs

— Evening Standard (@standardnews) August 6, 2020

The United States' plans for unleashing its atomic bombs went beyond Hiroshima and Nagasaki https://t.co/eDv36tYh0U

— National Geographic (@NatGeo) August 6, 2020

Just 2 days after the destructive blast in Hiroshima, another dropped on Nagasaki.

Over 74,000 people died from this atomic bomb.

Just imagine 10 times the damage nuclear weapons can cause today — and we have 14,000 of them around the world.

Isn't it time for #NuclearBan? pic.twitter.com/zw5tn4Zuf5

— ICRC Asia-Pacific (@ICRC_AsiaPac) August 7, 2020

6th of August.

The first atomic bomb on a populated are was dropped on the 6th of August 1945 on Hiroshima. The bomb almost completely destroyed the city.

''Hiroshima and Nagasaki'' pic.twitter.com/6q9WCeIG0D

— This Day In History (@anthony_adejumo) August 5, 2020

On March 9, 1945, napalm bombs dropped by B-29s whipped up a firestorm that destroyed much of central Tokyo and killed some 100,000 people — fewer than at Hiroshima (roughly 130,000 dead) but more than at Nagasaki (more than 60,000 dead).@PostOpinions https://t.co/GhZL3iaFAX

— Max Boot (@MaxBoot) August 8, 2020

75 years ago after the bombing of Hiroshima, Black poet Langston Hughes asked, “How come we did not try them [atomic bombs] on Germany…They just did not want to use them on white folks.” ⁦@BulletinAtomic⁩ explores the racism of the Atomic Bomb. https://t.co/1ByVA3XIUH

— Joe Cirincione (@Cirincione) August 3, 2020

NEW ARTICLE: I was asked to write an article for National Geographic History about the plans to use more atomic bombs after Hiroshima and Nagasaki — it's now available online. https://t.co/FTsuNzjYIk

— Alex Wellerstein (@wellerstein) August 5, 2020

#tdih 1945 U.S. dropped atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Shinichi Tetsutani (3 yrs old) was riding his tricycle. He was among hundreds of thousands of civilians murdered that day and 3 days later in Nagasaki. Read⬇️https://t.co/dnwwCUMajs

— Zinn Ed Project (@ZinnEdProject) August 6, 2020

The Organising Committee for the Atomic Bomb Exhibitions in Nairobi, since 2015, has been organising a poster exhibition each year to raise awareness of what happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.#orizuru75 pic.twitter.com/sbYSGnSVwJ

— Orizuru75 Campaign (@orizuru75) August 6, 2020

Hiroshima Day, August 6. Remembering the day an atomic bomb was dropped in 1945, killing tens of thousands in a blinding flash; also on Nagasaki three days later. Dreadful scars on humanity. These terrible weapons must never be used again.

— Fr Ian Maher 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #3.5% #RejoinEU #BLM (@IanMaher7) August 6, 2020

The two churches that survived the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki https://t.co/gbYADbRSmm

— Sr. Veronica Paul (@sistervpaul_) August 6, 2020

75 years after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, survivors are #StillHere speaking truth to power. Unfortunately, nuclear weapons are also #StillHere. That’s why @GeorgeTakei, UCS, and many more are marking the anniversary on August 6 & 9: https://t.co/1EFpUAq5ex pic.twitter.com/2oFmXyY18e

— Union of Concerned Scientists (@UCSUSA) August 4, 2020

On the 75th anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings, read about Sanae Ogino, an Obama Leader and a native of Hiroshima, who is working to achieve lasting world peace through nuclear abolition: https://t.co/rXtQt6T25i pic.twitter.com/OgijUJET8J

— The Obama Foundation (@ObamaFoundation) August 6, 2020

The Photographers Who Captured the Toll of Hiroshima and Nagasaki https://t.co/8L50T6mWb3

— The Center for Photographers of Color (@photogsofcolor) August 6, 2020

Let's not forget the survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. They are #StillHere and their stories matter. We need to call on leaders to ensure these weapons are never used again. https://t.co/XktC7bw4oZ

— NTI (@NTI_WMD) August 8, 2020

On the 75th anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, @ClydeHaberman reflects on his time as a foreign correspondent in Japan reporting on the lives of the survivors – known as hibakusha. #Hiroshima75 https://t.co/oAWo7lgWuO

— Retro Report (@RetroReport) August 6, 2020

August 6, 1945, 8:15 A.M.

75 years ago today, the Enola Gay dropped the first atomic bomb used in combat on the Japanese city of Hiroshima — forever changing the world we live in. #Hiroshima75 https://t.co/6ged9vTKaO

— Diefenbunker Museum (@Diefenbunker) August 6, 2020

Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Women survivors of the atomic bombs.
On 6 and 9 August, it will be 75 years since the US dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki towards the end of World War Two.
https://t.co/nAj9CmziHx pic.twitter.com/j8YqRx8B4J

— Grays of Westminster (@NikonatGrays) August 5, 2020

But accounts like Yasui's tell us what nuclear weapons ACTUALLY do.

They burn and blind. They devastate cities + kill indiscriminately. A strong case can be made that the way nuclear weapons were used against Hiroshima/Nagasaki would be a war crime today. https://t.co/f3RfJThkYB

— FCNL (Quakers) (@FCNL) August 6, 2020

“The last great challenge we face is to ban and eliminate these weapons. Face it with us. We're nearly there."

– Hibakusha, survivors of the atomic bombs#Hiroshima75 https://t.co/cNJ5HtBt4m

— Quakers in Britain (@BritishQuakers) August 6, 2020

As we observe the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings of #Hiroshima and #Nagasaki, we consider this speech given in 1955 by Bertrand Russell. In a new age of atomic fear, he told the world: 'Remember your humanity, and forget the rest.' #Hiroshima75 #Nagasaki75 pic.twitter.com/rGDfTSXmr1

— Humanists UK (@Humanists_UK) August 9, 2020

On August 9th 1945, the USA dropped a second atomic bomb on Nagasaki, killing an estimated 340,000 people overall.

As years go by, memory fades, but we will not forget. Pause with us for the Peace Wave at 11:02 tomorrow to say never again. #Hiroshima75 https://t.co/WdK2EoYmEe pic.twitter.com/TXkk1RHwow

— CND (@CNDuk) August 8, 2020

75th anniversary of US atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki -READ MORE – https://t.co/FQJMopzuVK pic.twitter.com/nyPdPjBJD4

— Committee for a workers' International (@CwiSocialist) August 6, 2020

To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Soka Gakkai Buddhist organization has put out a statement… Read more here: https://t.co/Iz806XSWko

— @OfficialSGIUSA (@OfficialSGIUSA) August 7, 2020

Lebanon determines cause of explosion in Beirut
The Lebanese prime minister revealed that an unguarded 2,750 ton ammonium nitrate shipment was the cause of the explosion in Beirut.

The Governor of Beirut compared today's explosion to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombs. pic.twitter.com/Zn7g5CScZt

— Revista RDM Los qué todos leen 🇲🇽 (@RdmRevista) August 5, 2020

"It looks like what happened in Japan, in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.That's what it reminds me of. I have never seen destruction on this scale in my life.
-Beirut Governor Marwan Abboud cries as he explains to a journalist the scene of the destruction due to the explosion.#Beirut pic.twitter.com/pgNdCCAefv

— Haseeb (@haseeb_425) August 4, 2020

Hiroshima Day 2020 #Hiroshima75

All the below tweets are in English.

#Hiroshima75
The message from Barack #Obama (Former President of the United States)
"You have to stand in that place, where the bomb fell, to fully appreciate both the scale of destruction that took place and the miracle of Hiroshima’s renewal." All text: https://t.co/U0Kocf0dZS pic.twitter.com/I8Q4NC2uae

— Hiroshima for Global Peace (@PHiroshimapref) August 4, 2020

"75 years from atomic bombing on Hiroshima"
On August 6 1945, at 8:15am, one atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. By the end of December, 1945, around 140,000 people were died, 40% of the population of Hiroshima City at that time. #August6 https://t.co/ue42Oh1iue pic.twitter.com/scpkMXthc1

— Hiroshima for Global Peace (@PHiroshimapref) August 5, 2020

Passing Down The Significance of President Obama’s Visit to The Futurehttps://t.co/hC0g55FY5s #Hiroshima #HiroshimaPeaceMemorialPark pic.twitter.com/ILJDpaJu0h

— Discuss Japan (@Discuss_Japan) August 6, 2020

The G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting that led to President Obama visiting Hiroshima — Increased focus on “looking to the future” from all concernedhttps://t.co/ReR6PFLifj pic.twitter.com/TLkQgDnSXt

— Discuss Japan (@Discuss_Japan) August 6, 2020

PM Abe: Seventy-five years have passed since a single atomic bomb deprived people said to number well more than 100,000 of their precious lives. Hiroshima, which at that time turned to ruins in an instant, achieved robust reconstruction as a world-famous city of peace (1/4) pic.twitter.com/4tI5imkFvG

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) August 6, 2020

"The UN & I will continue to work with all those who seek to achieve our common goal: a world free of nuclear weapons."

— @antonioguterres marking 75 years since the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. https://t.co/essPbEZJcq pic.twitter.com/TCsnW8RQjG

— United Nations (@UN) August 6, 2020

75 years ago the world saw the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons. It must not happen again. Only nuclear zero is worthy of the victims of Hiroshima & Nagasaki. PM Ardern urges all States to join the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons #nuclearban pic.twitter.com/m4rNo9ygzm

— New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade (@MFATNZ) August 6, 2020

Let There Be Peace 🕊🔔

Today marks 75 years since the eve the dropping of the atomic bombs, on Hiroshima and Nagasaki,

We pay tribute to the lives lost and the lasting impact it has had with an online programme of activities. https://t.co/DhYpAPkVIg pic.twitter.com/hiPrmZxJ81

— Manchester City Council #StaySafe❤ (@ManCityCouncil) August 6, 2020

Full text of Obama's speech at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park on May 27, 2016.

https://t.co/yAR6hpPT79

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 5, 2020

Hiroshima marked the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing by the United States on Thursday, with its mayor urging the world to unite against serious threats to humanity — be they nuclear weapons or the coronavirus. https://t.co/gbjS0a8lkt

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 6, 2020

“We don’t have much time left. … I want to tell our story to the younger generations when I still can. If someone wants to hear my story, I will go anywhere and talk.” https://t.co/VWojaCn2zv

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 6, 2020

Bells tolled in Hiroshima for the 75th anniversary of the world’s first atomic bombing, with ceremonies downsized due to the novel coronavirus https://t.co/NnJ9bdahOY pic.twitter.com/pHAzy2u4Tk

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 6, 2020

Survivors, their relatives and others marked the 75th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan, on Aug. 6, 1945, that killed 140,000 people. https://t.co/HOo0LDP1V5

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 5, 2020

Japan marks 75th anniversary of Hiroshima atomic bombing.

"We must never allow this painful past to repeat itself. Civil society must reject self-centred nationalism and unite against all threats" – Hiroshima mayor https://t.co/XQcsdJmv9g pic.twitter.com/7Zxy8bUgLC

— AFP news agency (@AFP) August 6, 2020

'Unspeakable horror': the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasakihttps://t.co/mfnDASug3X

📸 US National Archive photos show the mushroom cloud created when the B-29 bomber Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945 pic.twitter.com/iQ0dv450Z5

— AFP news agency (@AFP) August 6, 2020

Hiroshima: Japan marks 75 years since first atomic bomb https://t.co/ashc3r9sxX

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) August 6, 2020

"We must never allow this painful past to repeat itself."

Japan’s officials offer prayers and flowers to mark the 75th anniversary of the world's first atomic bomb attack in #Hiroshima #平和宣言 #広島原爆の日 pic.twitter.com/wVTyZQc2Up

— Bloomberg QuickTake (@QuickTake) August 6, 2020

It’s been 75 years since the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima — marking the end of World War II and the dawn of the nuclear age — but survivors like Masaaki Takano still live with the consequences. https://t.co/IIsNbyWbu7

— NBC News (@NBCNews) August 6, 2020

Seventy-five years ago, the U.S. dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Writer John Hersey shook Americans by telling the story of history’s first atomic bombing from the survivors’ point of view. https://t.co/1Unp7zEqPk

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 6, 2020

A relatively small number of Hiroshima survivors, known in Japan as hibakusha, will attend this year's 75th memorial.

As their numbers fall, they and their supporters are being forced to envision what the nuclear disarmament movement will look like.https://t.co/behuKX1ZEU

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 5, 2020

Bells tolled in #Hiroshima on Thursday for the 75th anniversary of the world's first #atomic bombing, with ceremonies downsized due to the coronavirus and the city's mayor urging nations to reject selfish nationalism and unite to fight all threats. #Japan https://t.co/Swb5d5e3pu

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) August 6, 2020

On 75th anniversary of atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Covid risks keep some survivors from ceremony. But time is also taking hibakusha “Each year a few thousand more disappear. Who knows how many years we have left?” ⁦@BenjaminDooley⁩ ⁦@hudidi1⁩ https://t.co/4gdnezRYmR

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) August 6, 2020

Watch live as Hiroshima marks 75th anniversary of atomic bomb blast https://t.co/kiywg9vuZf

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 5, 2020

As Hiroshima marks the 75th anniversary of the world’s first atomic attack, we revisit the story of Sadako Sasaki – the girl that became the icon for world peace. pic.twitter.com/QzI7mh48kG

— DW News (@dwnews) August 6, 2020

Keiko Ogura intends to commemorate August 6 in peaceful contemplation alongside the river at Peace Park — but will never talk about her experiences with her own children.https://t.co/1aQhpWIVdx

— DW News (@dwnews) August 6, 2020

The first atomic bomb was dropped in Hiroshima, killing more than 70,000 people instantly. Three days later, another atomic attack was made over Nagasaki, which killed 40,000 people.

Know what happened and the nuclear impact. #Hiroshima75 #HiroshimaDay https://t.co/2wBO3YiJSz

— Business Standard (@bsindia) August 6, 2020

How powerful 'Little Boy' & 'Fat Man' are compared to the most powerful warheads in the world. A look…#HiroshimaDay #Hiroshima pic.twitter.com/AOHwU9OZeh

— CNBC-TV18 (@CNBCTV18News) August 6, 2020

#OTD in 1945 (Aug-5 19:15 ET, Aug-6 8:15 JST), the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. Among the 140,000 killed were several American PoWs including Navy Airman Normand Brissette. He survived the blast but died 2 weeks later. Details of his fate were classified until the 1970s. pic.twitter.com/VBCyHVcqKx

— U.S. Naval Institute (@NavalInstitute) August 5, 2020

Hiroshima: The day Michiko nearly missed her train https://t.co/LhdySHc1H9

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 5, 2020

The world's first nuclear bomb used against civilians went off at 08:15 local time in the southwestern city of Hiroshima, unleashing a deadly mushroom cloud. https://t.co/1ZAOD2HNJu

— euronews (@euronews) August 6, 2020

Japan marks 75 years since the world's first atomic bomb attack, with the coronavirus pandemic forcing a scaling back of ceremonies to commemorate the victims. https://t.co/TeotIiH6U4

— GMA News (@gmanews) August 5, 2020

#InPics | #Japan marked 75 years since the world's first atomic bomb attack, which killed around 140,000 people in #Hiroshima and left many more deeply traumatised

Here are some facts about the devastating attacks#Hiroshima75 https://t.co/HbBpGEh6ls

— WION (@WIONews) August 6, 2020

75 years ago today, the world witnessed one of its most devastating days. The Japanese city of Hiroshima was bombed by the united states using an atomic bomb for the first time pic.twitter.com/RXwLvMAvBR

— ANews (@anewscomtr) August 6, 2020

INTERVIEW | 'Year I would like to forget': #Hiroshima survivor opens up on 75th anniversary of atomic bombing https://t.co/83rolsvo45

— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) August 6, 2020

RIGHT NOW in 1945, an American B-29 drops an atom bomb on Hiroshima. It falls for 44 seconds before exploding. 60,000 people die in the blast. pic.twitter.com/vY5wIMe3sl

— Military History Now (@MilHistNow) August 5, 2020

6 Aug 1945: U.S. B-29 #bomber Enola Gay drops the first #atomic bomb in war known as "Little Boy" on #Hiroshima, Japan, killing ~70,000 people immediately and thousands more later due to radiation exposure. #history #WW2 #WWII #EnolaGay #ad https://t.co/9AMxZJDLtc pic.twitter.com/QS9Azw8ECA

— Today In History (@URDailyHistory) August 6, 2020

Never forget the victims, never forget History.

On the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing of #Hiroshima, let's recall and reaffirm our commitment to #peace🕊️.https://t.co/WRcUzyIM4o #Hiroshima75 #HiroshimaDay pic.twitter.com/6ZUC71rNLZ

— UNESCO (@UNESCO) August 6, 2020

On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, I take the opportunity to urge governments, organizations and individuals to rededicate themselves to making the achievement of peace the centerpiece of our lives. https://t.co/jQjSW8hS66

— Dalai Lama (@DalaiLama) August 6, 2020

75 years ago today the first atomic bomb was dropped over Hiroshima, instantly killing tens of thousands of the city's inhabitants.

Setsuko Thurlow, then 13, was one of the city's survivors. In 2017 she jointly accepted the #NobelPeacePrize in Oslo on behalf of @nuclearban. pic.twitter.com/EzDmSfPKPn

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) August 6, 2020

“The danger of a nuclear catastrophe today is equal to the darkest days of the Cold War. And most of the public simply do not understand that reality,” says former Defense Secretary William Perry. https://t.co/LjoW6Fblzq

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) August 6, 2020

Humans do not deserve earth, The Earth does not belong to humans.
On this day August 6, 1945, at 8:15 am #Hiroshima
pic.twitter.com/TecOO0kBWg

— Moments & memories (@momentmemori) August 6, 2020

The atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima 75 years ago today.

Nuclear threat has not gone away.

Today there are thousands of weapons far more powerful, ready to be dropped in an instant.

We need a #NuclearBan: https://t.co/olmyMBlXGZ

— ICRC (@ICRC) August 6, 2020

Right now. This exact moment, August 6, 8:15 AM (JST), when you are scrolling through your feed, marks 75 years since a nuclear bomb was dropped on #Hiroshima, wiping out the city and killing tens of thousands in a flash. Let’s take a moment to remember the lives lost. pic.twitter.com/tub4D5RKaV

— ICAN (@nuclearban) August 5, 2020

Koko Kondo, a survivor of the atomic bombing of #Hiroshima and long-time activist for nuclear abolition has a message for young people. Join us in 20 minutes (15:00 JST / 07:00 GMT) for a live conversation with Koko → https://t.co/vYpyoDbJB1 #Hiroshima75 #nuclearban @peace_boat pic.twitter.com/D9VqkTe9VI

— ICAN (@nuclearban) August 6, 2020

#TodayInHistory Hiroshima is devastated by the atomic bomb Little Man in 1945. 140,000 killed, the plight of those who survived was even worse, many suffering from the radioactive fallout. This was a war crime in any way you see it. #LestWeForget #Hiroshima75 pic.twitter.com/s7OY3b3yB7

— History Under Your Feet (@HUFToday) August 6, 2020

A moment of silence was held this morning in Hiroshima, Japan to mark the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings, the first time in history a nuclear weapon was used in a war. Memorial ceremonies have been scaled back this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Images: EPA-EFE pic.twitter.com/A7skjXnpcw

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) August 6, 2020

Today 75 years ago, American bomber B-29 "Enola Gay" drops the first atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima.

Some 75,000–80,000 people were killed by the blast and resultant firestorm, another 70,000 were injured. #WW2 pic.twitter.com/zh39CiyZeh

— WWII Pictures (@WWIIpix) August 6, 2020

"Hell is probably like what we went through. It must never be allowed to happen again."#Hiroshima, #Nagasaki survivors plead for abolition of nuclear weapons on 75th anniversary of U.S.-led attacks.https://t.co/1PSJLQ7ffa

— Common Dreams (@commondreams) August 5, 2020

Remembering the horror of Hiroshima 75 years ago today. It is unacceptable that Australia hasn't signed the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. We must be working towards a world without nuclear weapons. #auspol #politas #nuclearban

— Andrew Wilkie MP (@WilkieMP) August 5, 2020

On this day in 1945 an atomic bomb was dropped on #Hiroshima, killing over 100,000 people. Three days later, another fell on #Nagasaki, killing 45,000.

Due to the catastrophic consequences nuclear weapons pose, we reaffirm our commitment to achieving a world free of such arms. pic.twitter.com/qjyz6UvzRN

— European Greens (@europeangreens) August 6, 2020

“I think I am probably part of the last generation who can bear witness to the bombing. Before everything is lost, I want to somehow ensure that our sentiments will resonate into the future.”

– Harada Hiroshi, Hiroshima atomic bomb survivor#Hiroshima75 https://t.co/YvRNqR112x

— Greenpeace (@Greenpeace) August 6, 2020

75 years ago, at this exact moment, the United States used a nuclear weapon in war for first time in history, on the people of Hiroshima. Three days later it used a second nuclear weapon on Nagasaki. I, and many smarter than me, study what we study so they remain the world’s last pic.twitter.com/oP1P8dK1qu

— Vipin Narang (@NarangVipin) August 5, 2020

Remember this?

Hiroshima Survivor Cries, and Obama Gives Him a Hug https://t.co/FvCZFve5HY

— David Wolman (@davidwolman) August 6, 2020

He was an American child in #Hiroshima on the day the atomic bomb dropped https://t.co/cukWfFwadM

— Cedric 😷 Dark, MD, MPH, FACEP (@RealCedricDark) August 5, 2020

“The current phase of this campaign [against China] began not with Trump but with Barack Obama, who in 2011 flew to Australia to declare the greatest build-up of U.S. naval forces in the Asia-Pacific region since World War Two.” –@johnpilger https://t.co/nlsJj7SCmS

— Stephen W. Carson (@RadicalLib) August 5, 2020

A worthy and scary read on what is the most dangerous country on this planet, the US. Obama is not a saint according to John Pilger.

Another Hiroshima is Coming…Unless We Stop It Now – https://t.co/E7dfV87PuL https://t.co/nY8oBatSBR by @NatCounterPunch

— Roger Mika💧 (@roger3cav) August 4, 2020

Seventy-five years ago today, the United States dropped a single nuclear bomb on Hiroshima, killing more than 140,000 people and inflicting suffering across generations. We must prohibit and eliminate these horrific weapons before they are ever used again. #nuclearban #Hiroshima pic.twitter.com/aStt1qg6CV

— Tim Wright (@TimMilesWright) August 5, 2020

Charred bodies, the smell of burned flesh. 8.15 am 6/8/1945, US B-29 bomber 'Enola Gay' flying over #Hiroshima released 'Little Boy', a uranium bomb with a destructive force equivalent to 16 kilotons of TNT. Final death toll 140,000. Why are bombs still falling 75 yrs on? pic.twitter.com/56UgpkrnLl

— Ron Baumann (@DrRonBaumann) August 5, 2020

Today is the 75th anniversary of Hiroshima. I covered the 50th from Japan, and wrote this 6 years ago — Surviving Hiroshima https://t.co/zcLmGNEHSI #CourageON "For we shall not repeat this evil."

— Maria Ressa (@mariaressa) August 6, 2020

75th anniversary of Hiroshima atomic bombing.#Hiroshima75 #HiroshimaDay pic.twitter.com/gkZcLJGL17

— @dkbiswas_74 (@74_dkbiswas) August 6, 2020

History department’s Martin J. Sherwin co-authors an op-ed about the U.S. decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japan in Los Angeles Times. Read more >> https://t.co/6EXjlVHb4a

— georgemasonchss (@GeorgeMasonCHSS) August 5, 2020

Martin Sherwin publishes op-ed in Japanese newspaper about use of Atomic Bombs https://t.co/QoAgkGRXpM

— HIST/ARTH at GMU (@HistArthGMU) August 4, 2020

For a quick and easy-to-understand oral summary of recent research on the main questions surrounding the A-bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, watch this discussion with four leading historians: https://t.co/jMh2LX7Bnd No, it was not necessary.

— Joseph Essertier (@JosephEssertier) August 3, 2020

Thought you may want to see this – Enola Gay – Justice Kills – 75th anniversary of Hiroshima https://t.co/4CasD27n0i #Hiroshima #NeverAgain

— ooberfuse (@ooberfuse) August 1, 2020

“We didn't need to do it, and we knew we didn't need to do it, and they knew that we didn't need to do it, we used them as an experiment for two atomic bombs.” ~ Brig. Gen. Carter Clarke, quoted in “The Decision to Use the Atomic Bomb,” by Gar Alperovitz.https://t.co/1MUPBFYzHZ!

— Airis Dämon (@AirisDamon) July 30, 2020

Op-Ed: "U.S. leaders knew we didn't have to drop atomic bombs on Japan to win the war. We did it anyway," by historians Gar Alperovitz and Martin J. Sherwin via @latimes https://t.co/Ssfq9MxQGx #StillHere #Hiroshima #Nagasaki pic.twitter.com/e0pcmw7KPg

— Daryl G Kimball (@DarylGKimball) August 5, 2020

Historian Gar Alperovitz reshaped the debate about the use of nuclear weapons by the United States in 1945.

It was honour to host him for a conversation about Truman's 'Atomic Diplomacy' as we mark #Hiroshima75

https://t.co/SDXh0T60wr

— CND (@CNDuk) August 5, 2020

#OnThisDay at 08:15 in 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. Today we remember the lives lost and vow to double down on our campaign for a nuclear free world.

Join the Peace Wave using the hashtag #Hiroshima75 and tell the world never again.https://t.co/8Z4JFQKhVP pic.twitter.com/GcjYSe4sQP

— CND (@CNDuk) August 6, 2020

This Foreign Policy piece on the 50th anniversary, from Gar Alperovitz, is a good overview of the difficulty historians have had contextualizing the explosion of the bomb at Hiroshima since 1945. https://t.co/iNUNtFqMKf

— Kip Hill (@kiphillreporter) August 5, 2020

Little-known fact about Hiroshima attackhttps://t.co/kSZa6lMfCC @GarAlperovitz @TheNation #Hiroshima75 pic.twitter.com/eWYpyb86V4

— Jefferson Morley (@jeffersonmorley) August 4, 2020

"American public opinion, strongly supportive of the bombings at the time, has shifted markedly. Which generation has it right?" Jack Schwartz. https://t.co/SMlB4m9C4i

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) August 1, 2020

Hiroshima, Nagasaki survivors fear Trump policies could lead to new nuclear attacks https://t.co/urYJMlgK9Y

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) August 6, 2020

#WWII "The Invasion of Japan" Beginning in June 1945, the military leaders of Japan started a campaign called “The Glorious Death of One Hundred Million.” The message to the Japanese populace was that “it is glorious to die for the Holy Emperor of Japan" https://t.co/pU0Cg7MKP1

— Son of Sandor (@Son_of_Sandor) August 1, 2020

U.K. イギリス Vol.29（incl #CrownDependencies, #BritishOverseasTerritories, Brexit, #GE2019 王室属領、海外領土など）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ標記につき以下貼っておきます。

UK Vol.168 (Crown Dependencies Vol.2)　王室属領
UK Vol.167 (Crown Dependencies Vol.1)　王室属領
UK Vol.166 (British Overseas Territories #BOTs #UKOTs Vol.2)　海外領土
UK Vol.165 (British Overseas Territories #BOTs #UKOTs Vol.1)　海外領土
UK Vol.164 (Brexit Vol.59: agriculture, fishery, etc.)
UK Vol.163 (Brexit Vol.58)
UK Vol.162 (Brexit Vol.57: General election 2019)
UK Vol.161 (Brexit Vol.56: General election 2019)

ツイート検索で出て来た（直接関連するものは少ないですが）イギリスの海外領土や王室属領の関連で日本を含むもの

DeparturesMag: From sushi and ramen to a virtual cherry blossom tour, here's how to have the ultimate Japanese staycation: https://t.co/hrNHgsvtmi pic.twitter.com/6IYGSUas3T

— Anguilla | Sothebys Realty (@AnguillaSIR) June 17, 2020

#WellnessWednesday working 40+ hours a week linked to NEGATIVE changes to your health while working fewer hours each week could help make you healthier, research from #NYULangoneHealth. 😎🌴#relaxation #Vacation #travel #siesta #USA #Canada #Japan #BusinessOwners #Anguilla https://t.co/4NiTlk190r

— SiestaMan (@TheSiestaMan) October 17, 2018

Places on my bucket list:
Poland 🇵🇱
Thailand 🇹🇭
Indonesia 🇮🇩
Bermuda 🇧🇲
Anguilla 🇦🇮
Morocco 🇲🇦
Japan 🇯🇵
China 🇨🇳
France 🇫🇷
Switzerland 🇨🇭
Turkey 🇹🇷
Greece 🇬🇷
Iceland 🇮🇸
Ireland 🇮🇪
Antarctica 🇦🇶

— ℐudi ℐai 🧜🏼‍♀️ (@JUDiJAiKRAZi) January 16, 2018

We are incredibly excited that shortly we'll be transporting the world to more live views from some stunning hotel properties in new countries for us including Rwanda, Tanzania, Argentina, Iceland, Russia, Japan, British Virgin Islands and Singapore plus…https://t.co/t9PIUys3CX

— Chevy Kelly (@chevkelly) October 5, 2018

Rescue 2's technicians are trained to the highest standard, key skills are developed in emergency services. Many have attended incidents all over the globe including New Zealand, Japan, Turkey, Montserrat and other major global disasters in recent years. https://t.co/bLKmpPTiFj pic.twitter.com/UeDuosFtsV

— Rescue 2 Ltd (@Rescue2Ltd) December 19, 2018

The deadliest volcanic eruptions of the past 25 years #AFP https://t.co/6Dh5mdz7AY
2014: Japan 📷 Kazuhiro Nogi
2014: Indonesia 📷 Adek Berry
2010: Indonesia 📷 @sonny_bali
2002: DR Congo 📷 @mlongari
1997: Montserrat 📷 @omarjose1985 pic.twitter.com/IDCpajzZVp

— AFP Photo (@AFPphoto) June 6, 2018

Japan, Singapore & Montserrat Places you didn't expect celebrate #StPatricksDay http://t.co/KhC6ccFcYw pic.twitter.com/FcLAGWB42W

— craftginclub (@craftginclub) March 18, 2015

We’re honored to have a diverse group of accomplished women serve as leaders within AIG Investments. From Bermuda, China, Japan, Dublin, Russia, Mexico, UK and the US, these colleagues are instrumental in the company’s success. #WomensHistoryMonth #EachforEqual #IWD2020 pic.twitter.com/FMuxVCp9jR

— AIG (@AIGinsurance) March 9, 2020

It’s show time! Excited to welcome close to 800 delegates to this week’s event—from the US, UK, Canada, Latin America, Japan, Germany, the Caribbean, and, of course, Bermuda. Enjoy your morning of 🏌️ 🛳 & 🏃🏻‍♀️ and see you for our first industry sessions this afternoon! pic.twitter.com/ma6lfsCClJ

— BCC Conference (@BermudaCaptive) June 10, 2019

https://twitter.com/theworldindex/status/1011645832465133569

Jan-Apr 2020:

Devastating fires: Australia
Earthquakes: Cayman Islands,Jamaica, Japan, CA, Indonesia, Delhi…
Volcano: Indonesia#COVID: 213 countries/territories

And, umm, #UFO sighting: USAhttps://t.co/z39pA16GF7

— Smita Barooah (@smitabarooah) April 29, 2020

The reach of UMASD! The graduation & promotion ceremonies have been watched online in 16 countries beyond the US – India, Mexico, Indonesia, Philippines, Cayman Islands, Canada, Singapore, Brazil, United Kingdom, Colombia, Australia, Morocco, Japan, Algeria, UAE & Luxembourg! pic.twitter.com/EDg9Ee9eiM

— Upper Merion Area School District (@UpperMerionSD) June 11, 2020

The Oak Bay 'nest cam' has been watched from around the world, including Japan, the Cayman Islands and Indonesia. https://t.co/TPfTdO8Cc7

— CTV News VI (@CTVNewsVI) April 23, 2020

Countries with largest amount of U.S. portfolio assets:
1. Japan
2. China
3. Cayman Islands
4. U.K.
5. Luxembourghttps://t.co/A4nV59cScc

— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) September 28, 2016

#USNavy photos of the day: #USSAmerica arrives in Japan, #USSHarrySTruman transits the Strait of Gibraltar, #USSTheodoreRoosevelt moves ordnance on the flight deck and USSGeraldRFord inventories spare parts. ⬇️ info & download ⬇️: https://t.co/tGpVcer9TI pic.twitter.com/FosUkk0YIb

— U.S. Navy (@USNavy) December 7, 2019

Japan's Haruki Muramatsu, one of the few ever-presents in the @OfficialPDC World Cup of Darts, gets the tournament underway tomorrow night in Hamburg.
Japan take on Gibraltar.#RisingSun #TeamTarget #WCoD pic.twitter.com/FqupxTDG1c

— Target Darts (@TargetDarts) June 5, 2019

NATO SG: Russia's nuclear bombers flying "From Japan to Gibraltar. From Crete to California" http://t.co/OdcmJY0UD1 pic.twitter.com/H66pDCWGxT

— NATOSource (@NATOSource) May 29, 2015

https://twitter.com/WorldSplurge/status/1224030136749711362

There is a Bank Holiday in Georgia, India, Japan, Turks and Caicos Islands on 23-Nov. Please ensure payment instructions are submitted early to avoid late payments.

— Vitesse (@VitessePSP) November 19, 2018

Armed Forces – Pacific-US military personnel in Japan total 49,998, while military bases in South Korea have 28,500 military personnel. Kyrgyzstan is host to 3,409 personnel, the British Indian Ocean Territory 520, Thailand 239, Australia 176, and Singapore 171. https://t.co/8uC5FIwM4R

— Diann Schindler Author Podcaster World Traveler (@DiannSchindler) October 11, 2018

Anonymous said: Have you seen the contemporary Japanese depiction of Napoléon on St. Helena? It's brilliant. The Japanese heard of him but the strict isolationist policy of Japan meant their mental image of European clothing and technology is… https://t.co/DlW3ai6oaK

— NapoleonDidThat (@NapoleonDidThat) May 30, 2019

Japan was aware of European events and even made a woodblock of Napoleon exiled on St. Helena. #art pic.twitter.com/AtkNQDZG8q

— The French History Podcast (@FrenchHist) July 30, 2019

Princess Cruises will visit 12 NEW 🌟 ports of call this year including the Isle of Skye (Pictured), Portland UK, Guadeloupe, the island of St Helena and SIX new ports in Japan 🇯🇵⚓️. Find out more 👉 https://t.co/QDLEGUZDBb @PrincessCruises #Ad pic.twitter.com/P7mFyATOYN

— Cruise with Ben & David (@CruiseWithBD) February 20, 2019

https://twitter.com/natsrushex/status/1132235087108608000

With SlinkTenna up 8’ in my garage, 10-12w, signal reached all over North America, Hawaii, Caribbean, Central America, South America, Falkland Islands, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Russia, Africa, & more. Next, 15’ & 100w. #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #SlinkTenna #QuirkyQRP pic.twitter.com/9KohngVFhc

— James Hannibal (KH2SR) (@QuirkyQRP) March 4, 2019

#Top4Theme today is #Top4BlueSkies with hosts @Touchse @Giselleinmotion @CharlesMcCool

1. Cerro-Tololo Observatory, Chile
2. Kagoshima, Japan
3. Stanley, Falkland Islands
4. Perast, Montenegro pic.twitter.com/oxWPr25Gr0

— Mark & Marie's Travels (@MandMsTravels) March 23, 2020

25 years ago, give or take a few hours, I created Matt Fowler Photography. Little did I know in that time work would take me all over the world from Japan to Falkland Islands via South Sudan and Slough Trading Estate! First and latest shoots here! pic.twitter.com/auMEqkk8yu

— matt fowler photography (@mattfowlerphoto) November 27, 2019

From the Falkland Islands to South Sudan, Iraq, Afghanistan, Kenya, Cyprus, Oman and Japan the @ArmyInLondon is this month very much #armyoutofLondon protecting the nation, providing stability, world class training, preparing for the future. We are your #worldservice pic.twitter.com/LaMbri2cK7

— The Army in London (@ArmyInLondon) October 6, 2018

Summary of Earthquake report on April 12, 2018 (equal or more than M 4.5):
5.3 – N of Visokoi Island, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands,
5.1 – NW of Iwanai, Japan,
4.9 – E of Yamada, Japan,
4.9 – NE of… https://t.co/JBBE9Dw5oL

— SummaryOfEarthquake (@summaryquake) April 13, 2018

The dynamics in Earth's atmosphere changed completely after the M 6.6 earthquake in the South Sandwich Islands Region late on August 27, which was followed by a M 6.0 near Hokkaido, Japan and a M 6.3 offshore Oregon. It shows an obvious relationship between crust and atmosphere. pic.twitter.com/lc3KJONOmQ

— Ditrianum ⚡ (@ditrianum) August 30, 2019

Antipode of #Hokkaido, #Japan:
'Grytviken, South Georgia/South Sandwich Islands'https://t.co/APzZwf5MM2
Also, saw this article last week with a warning (Feb 15/2019):
"Scientists warn Hokkaido about ‘imminent’ megaquake" #earthquake https://t.co/CDftBSC3Sf

— BC Earth Watch (@BCquakehelp) March 2, 2019

10 Abril 2020 #Nicaragua

Tenemos mucha actividad sismica ahora, en;

– Bonin Islands, Japan
– Mindanao, Philippines
– Philippines Islands Region
– South Sandwich Islands Region

Están ocurriendo sismos de más de 5.0 pic.twitter.com/ThAhU6mvY5

— El Libertador🇻🇪🇳🇮 #QueSeRindaTuMadre (@NicaraguaLi2019) April 11, 2020

Searching for wildlife sightings in November?

Our wildlife experts reveal the best sightings this month, in South Georgia, Japan and beyond.

You could spot penguin colonies, elephant seals, and more…https://t.co/le9mj8JxP7 #wildlife pic.twitter.com/Ey5LQazK5C

— Wanderlust magazine (@wanderlustmag) September 27, 2019

#pubrooms supporting great British Pubs RT @RockCheetah: Where to see wildlife in November: South Georgia, Japan and beyond https://t.co/Ex4Z2p8HF5 #pubs pic.twitter.com/Vg7Ybnrfsd

— Peter Jones (@pubrooms) September 26, 2019

Our next speaker is Jeff Allen, a sea #kayaker who loves the #challenge of exploring remote coastal environments. He has circumnavigated #Japan and South Georgia and will speak about the #freedom expedition sea #kayaking gives you. https://t.co/SmQCaif8aX pic.twitter.com/j1ddbfmDIQ

— TEDxTruro (@TEDxTruro) September 18, 2019

Japan has been added to the list of countries with adequate protection from an EU data protection perspective.
The current list now consists of Andorra, Argentina, Canada (commercial organisations), Faroe Islands, Guernsey, Israel…https://t.co/x5C2fU95Hj https://t.co/PyseB9Sm0O

— Shane ODriscoll (@ieshane) January 23, 2019

Refs from Germany, Italy, Sweden, Zimbabwe, UK, Northern Cyprus, Donetsk, France, Canada, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Spain, Slovakia, Slovenia, Abkhazia, Netherlands and Japan refereed at the #WFC2018 – a truly global dream team!
(thanks to @StingzProwear for equipping them!) https://t.co/fUkhIRa1W4

— CONIFA (@CONIFAOfficial) June 26, 2018

Hi There, certain features may not be available in all countries and regions. Experience is optimized for mainland UK, the Channel Islands, Ireland, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, Japan, India, Australia, New Zealand and the USA. Hope this helps, Rebecca x

— QVC UK (@qvcuk) November 2, 2019

Countries that drive on the left

Australia
Caribbean Islands
Channel Islands
Cyprus
Japan
Hong Kong
India
Isle of Man
Ireland
Jamaica
Kenya
Malta
Malaysia
New Zealand
South Africa
Singapore
Thailand
UK pic.twitter.com/9PcKV2lAYW

— Dr. Amarendra Bhushan Dhiraj (@ceoworld) February 9, 2018

Countries I've been to (in order):
🇬🇧 – UK (born and live)
🇮🇲 – Isle of Man (as small child)
🇫🇷 – France (high school trip)
🇮🇹 – Italy (with family while in school)
🇯🇵 – Japan (first abroad trip I can actually remember)
🇸🇪 – Sweden

Stayed airside, doesn't count:
🇩🇪 – Germany https://t.co/AMIOgfTd3A

— Peter Shillito 🏳️‍🌈 (@theshillito) March 31, 2019

Which Nations have the highest percentage of People aged 60+

🇯🇵Japan
🇩🇪Germany
🇫🇮Finland
🇸🇪 Sweden
🇧🇬 Bulgaria
🇬🇷 Greece
🇵🇹 Portugal
🇭🇷 Croatia
🇬🇬 Channel Islands, UK

Source: Global Agenda Council on Ageing Society

— Be Amazed (@WoW_Sci) January 6, 2020

Science and Technology 科学技術 Vol.7（#ArtificialIntelligence 人工知能含む）／ #Coronavirus #コロナウイルス Vol.9

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ標記につき以下貼っておきます。

Science and Technology Vol.28 (incl Artificial Intelligence)
Science and Technology Vol.27
Science and Technology Vol.23
Science and Technology Vol.30 (incl #coronavirus)
Science and Technology Vol.29 (incl #coronavirus)
Science and Technology Vol.26 (#coronavirus)
Science and Technology Vol.25 (#coronavirus)
Science and Technology Vol.24 (#coronavirus)
Science and Technology Vol.22 (#coronavirus)

ツイッター検索で出て来た人工知能 #ArtificialIntelligence の日本関連ツイート

A test run of a robot using artificial intelligence has begun in Hamamatsu City, central Japan. The robot is designed to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus by identifying people not wearing masks.
At a Glance: https://t.co/r7ueyDUmuM pic.twitter.com/PH0OFfsFRK

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) June 5, 2020

Here, Takahira Yamaguchi from Keio University in #Japan explores how an #ArtificialIntelligence #robot works as part of a group discussion at a #PrimarySchool https://t.co/BMnMoFIbq6

— Steph Hazlegreaves (@Steph_OAG) June 17, 2020

A view to the future! Norway’s Minister for Research and Higher Education Iselin Nybø is visiting Japan, including AISTs Artificial Intelligence R&D Center. Inspiring insights on challenges and possibilities in the interface between technology and society.#NorwayinJapan #AIST pic.twitter.com/c85Z9A0p21

— Inga M. W. Nyhamar (@NorAmbTokyo) November 7, 2019

Top-10 Artificial Intelligence Startups in Japan. #aiandthelaw #aiethics #aiforgood https://t.co/VHtDdWum1q

— Nordic AI Artificial Intelligence Institute (@nordicinst) February 4, 2019

NEC Corporation signed an LoI to support R&D activities in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics at the proposed India Japan Centre for Artificial intelligence and Robotics (IJCAIR) at Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. pic.twitter.com/2dpHGshHie

— IIT Bombay (@iitbombay) September 6, 2019

With the DG of the World Health Organization soon after the Session on the Digital Economy and Artificial Intelligence. G20 Summit. Osaka. Japan. June 28, 2019. pic.twitter.com/LasYmZCbn2

— Tito Mboweni (@tito_mboweni) June 28, 2019

On day of succession and new Emperor in Japan, an evening discussing future of Artificial Intelligence, AI, and how the US and Japan can work together in Reiwa Era. #balanceharmony Thank you, @InstituteForEdu @CoachKemper @johnrobertsFox @JapanEmbDC pic.twitter.com/9x7A6QCqAg

— Jennifer Griffin (@JenGriffinFNC) May 2, 2019

The Japanese are expanding their bathroom domination.#Japan #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Handwashing https://t.co/r0YLuR8DRB

— ET Panache (@ETPanache) June 17, 2020

Japan's @Toshiba Corp. has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) technology that can analyze images from some 180 cameras in one minute to assess crowd density.https://t.co/euXCnN8eKz pic.twitter.com/ya7PsIFADe

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) June 12, 2020

IoT, AI assist nursing care in Japan amid labor shortage, pandemic

TOKYO (Kyodo) — Devices connected to the internet and artificial intelligence are being introduced to nursing care in Japan where there is a chronichttps://t.co/83jvKs6RJs #NEWS pic.twitter.com/n97k2B1aQ7

— news japan (@33newsking) June 11, 2020

"Japan should know that artificial intelligence is great for censorship but you need actual intelligence to combat a coronavirus epidemic" —@jakeadelstein https://t.co/4bh7J7QV0U

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 9, 2020

6-12-2020: Japan had been the most skilled at upscaling blurred videos & photos using AI. Meet Duke University:https://t.co/cSn2tCqDjg https://t.co/KqWC3088cs https://t.co/vlTgy5j1A8 https://t.co/1ps956LDSH https://t.co/yYVX1E95Es https://t.co/XeOGYFBP9o https://t.co/GlWocx2yLX

— Ronald M. Chavin (@rmchavin) June 15, 2020

#Japan especially suffers from an aging population and a shrinking birth rate, placing an increasing burden on hospitals and radiologists. https://t.co/GTCVFrHzHU

— odbms.org (@odbmsorg) June 14, 2020

@Philips Lumify Handheld Ultrasound Solution Launched in Japan to Enable Powerful Diagnostics at the Bedside https://t.co/EL7hvF6NDy #blockchain #artificialintelligence #AINews #AiThority

— AiThority (@AiThority) June 12, 2020

Encouraging news from Japan that could help patients Artificial intelligence enhances brain tumour diagnosis | https://t.co/LDFQOE4hhL

— Mel Tiley (@melanietiley) June 12, 2020

Japan's HTV-9 Cargo Craft Helps Supply the Space Station via @NASA https://t.co/YcztnVk096 #photography #photooftheday #Space #Science #ArtificialIntelligence #Technology pic.twitter.com/DmNpcg6JJY

— Zoltan Szabo (@MediaRings) June 10, 2020

[#Keyence] Meet Japan's second-richest man who will soon be Japan's richest man. Today he overtook Masayoshi Son.

He is the founder of Keyence Corp., a maker of machine vision systems and sensors for factories and robots. #Ai #ArtificialIntelligence #5G #MachineLearning pic.twitter.com/3ceCB1RcA1

— Japan Robotics (@JapanRobotics) June 16, 2020

@ScottAdamsSays
"Toyota will build a 175-acre hydrogen-powered test city…at the base of Japan's Mount Fuji to study the interactions of a number of cutting-edge technologies, including autonomous transportation, robotics and artificial intelligence."
https://t.co/IO6xysvmT6

— Vivek (@melodicbit) January 7, 2020

In Japan, "Artificial Intelligence" comes to be a super star while "Data Scientist" is fading away https://t.co/1WipNMCB96

— Data Science Central (@DataScienceCtrl) November 18, 2019

Japan launches long-term Artificial Intelligence strategy and initiative. Link > https://t.co/Kdo3tgwACX @MikeQuindazzi via @antgrasso #AI #ML #NLP #DataScience pic.twitter.com/lEPUhnSkcx

— Antonio Grasso (@antgrasso) April 19, 2019

Artificial intelligence is going to control on-demand bus services in Japan – CNBC: Artificial intelligence is going to control on-demand bus services in Japan CNBC The Mitsubishi Corporation has set up a joint venture… https://t.co/Ti5FMskvW4 #AI #artificialintelligence #CTO pic.twitter.com/TiwvF9TAnN

— Suriya Subramanian (@SuriyaSubraman) March 13, 2019

Next year in Japan! Welcome to IJCAI-PRICAI2020, the 29th International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the 17th Pacific Rim International Conference on Artificial Intelligence. https://t.co/qrcl9HkglM pic.twitter.com/71APrTcXH4

— IJCAIconf (@IJCAIconf) October 23, 2019

Japan will help build "smart cities" across Southeast Asia, using artificial intelligence and networked devices to tackle problems like road congestion and energy conservation. https://t.co/8B0aAXBUDH

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) December 31, 2018

You can watch parts of our symposium on Artificial Intelligence live on Youtube🎥 第1回人工知能に関する日独仏合同シンポジウムの一部をライブストリームで配信します(英語) Tune in to watch experts from Germany, Japan & France speak on #AI in Tokyo (Nov21-22)! https://t.co/hTlJEMpMPX pic.twitter.com/CnuBO05ohN

— DWIH_Tokyo (@DWIH_Tokyo) November 15, 2018

Nestle Japan is using artificial intelligence, social media, and home-testing DNA kits to create personalized diets. @rumireports takes a closer look https://t.co/kOOEAqubqb pic.twitter.com/tB0wt6WeFl

— Bloomberg QuickTake (@QuickTake) September 23, 2018

The Japan #AI Experience and Why Japan is the Fastest Growing Adopter of Artificial Intelligencehttps://t.co/Vt2KZGoFF8 v/ @DataRobot #MachineLearning #BigData pic.twitter.com/rMTfzA2UHW

— ipfconline (@ipfconline1) March 28, 2018

via @NAR A photo-editing technology developed in Japan's Waseda University uses artificial intelligence to generate synthetic images that can pass as real. Convolutional neural networks, a type of deep learning, can predict missing parts of images. https://t.co/WFmquxCtww pic.twitter.com/Gzs16KCAGD

— TheAppLabb (@TheAppLabb) February 17, 2018

As Japan celebrates the year of the dog, electronics giant Sony unleashes its new robot canine companion, packed with artificial intelligence and internet connectivity pic.twitter.com/XHEhSQ7qV8

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 11, 2018

Can one tiny artificial-intelligence startup help Japan regain its technological edge? https://t.co/K0WmJyUzMD

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 30, 2015

This temple in Japan has a robot priest
by @The Hindu#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #MI #Robotics #Tech #IT

Cc: @ronald_vanloon @pbalakrishnarao @marutitech @marcusborba @zuzudotai pic.twitter.com/kQ6wJIOtJK

— Ronald van Loon #SASGF #CISCOLIVE #SAPPHIRENOW (@Ronald_vanLoon) June 13, 2020

An official song composed with the help of artificial intelligence awaits Pope Francis in Japan pic.twitter.com/hsuzRgVaLO

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 21, 2019

International cooperation on emerging tech is absolutely crucial. The Global Partnership on AI (GPAI) brings together EU, US, UK, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Slovenia. https://t.co/yaMBKN8D0U

— techUK in Brussels (@techUK_Brussels) June 16, 2020

Japan's railway to use artificial intelligence for tackling snowdrifts – reportshttps://t.co/IilfSP6Wz0

— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) January 26, 2020

In addition to Canada 🇨🇦🌏 founding members of the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence #GPAI are Australia, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Slovenia, the United Kingdom, the US & European Union. 2/2 #AI

— Ailish Campbell (@Ailish_Campbell) June 15, 2020

Robot built for #Japan’s aging workforce aids #coronavirus fight (CGTN)pic.twitter.com/TM7MBXm7X8 #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Robotics #DataScience #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #IoT #DigitalTransformation…

— Asif Bhat (@_asifbhat_) June 14, 2020

The U.S. must invest in #STEM research and development and be at the forefront of artificial intelligence.
If either Japan or China surpasses us in artificial intelligence it will have significant implications for both our national security and economic competitiveness.@mcuban https://t.co/mHUQQFNmh3

— Bradley Ward (@BradleyWardOK) June 10, 2020

World 世界情勢等 Vol.5 ／ #Coronavirus #コロナウイルス Vol.8

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.20 (#coronavirus)
World Vol.30
World Vol.25 (#coronavirus finance)
World Vol.29
World Vol.28 (incl #coronavirus)
World Vol.27 (incl #coronavirus)
World Vol.26 (incl #coronavirus)
World Vol.24 (incl #coronavirus)
World Vol.23 (incl #coronavirus)
World Vol.22 (incl #coronavirus)
World Vol.21 (incl #coronavirus)

なお、標記以外でも、世界情勢関連等各種情報が含まれるリンクを英語圏6ヶ国やその他の国等のタイトルの投稿に貼っている場合がありますので、当ウェブサイト内にてご確認等頂きたく存じます。

Australia オーストラリア Vol.9（corporations 企業）

All the below tweets are in English.

ツイッター検索において企業の日本関連について出て来たものを取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。（大学のツイートについては Vol.8 をご覧ください。）

Win an all inclusive Cat Skiing Holiday to Shizukuishi, Japan! 🇯🇵⛷ Prize includes flights, 7 nights accommodation, 2 days cat skiing, 4 day lift passes, daily breakfast and $2,000 of Rip Curl gear! Good luck. https://t.co/c9GsTeL5qq @mountainwatch1 pic.twitter.com/KhUxMAZAuN

— ripcurl (@ripcurl) August 15, 2019

Introducing the first Mountain Watch Japan snow report! Straight out of Niseko, things are shaping up nicely for Christmas. pic.twitter.com/yrLd7sLP6f

— ripcurl (@ripcurl) December 22, 2018

One of @Qantas' giants of the skies, a 747, has taken to the air for what could be the final time after 50 years of service. The jumbo jet, arriving from Japan, said goodbye to Sydney with a fly over the Harbour before landing. https://t.co/TWh1KQycs4 #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/uDDzETwJAy

— 7NEWS Sydney (@7NewsSydney) March 27, 2020

Planning a trip to Osaka? Here are 8 things you must do in Japan's Kansai region ⛩

Learn more about flying to Osaka with Qantas >> https://t.co/ZHCydbY6rk pic.twitter.com/ZniPNm3nea

— Qantas (@Qantas) March 25, 2019

Cat lovers unite in Japan! 🐱

Start your Tokyo adventure today >> https://t.co/47P69G8UCg pic.twitter.com/vkbNiV6ppC

— Qantas (@Qantas) November 29, 2018

Can't make it to Japan in time for Cherry blossom season? You can dine under a canopy of blooms this month at Saké. Find out more>> https://t.co/wAnrRA3oea pic.twitter.com/KEHfTtE8GZ

— Qantas (@Qantas) September 14, 2018

News: We’re flying to Osaka. Discover the hidden charms of one of Japan’s most eccentric cities >> https://t.co/AgXvj92CHk 🇯🇵 pic.twitter.com/YWqxv2XP6X

— Qantas (@Qantas) July 27, 2017

Choose your own snow-venture in #Japan, #Canada and #NewZealand with our ski and snow packages http://t.co/CG8mvCl2G5 pic.twitter.com/nbRZdF4eo1

— Qantas (@Qantas) July 13, 2015

😋 must-try #Osaka STREET FOOD 🥟🍜🦀🥢in #Japan 🇯🇵 #travel #travelgoals @Qantas via @Travel__Safe #foodies #yum pic.twitter.com/m9PAAPa3ZY

— TRAVEL Esquire 🥂✈️ (@TravelEsquire) February 1, 2019

Today the #cbhstudytour group toured the impressive facilities of largest flour miller in #Japan Nisshin, Tsurumi Mill where approx. 10-16% of Australian wheat (noodle) is supplied each year. Nisshins production facility is from ship to product distribution. #japan #wheat pic.twitter.com/WOwrjwIldM

— CBH Group (@cbhgroup) September 13, 2019

Japan culture is organised and structured, even at the train stations everyone sticks to their lanes for a steady flow – amazing to see it in action. The group has arrived in Shinigawa, Tokyo! #cbhstudytour #japan pic.twitter.com/tImYCixnHa

— CBH Group (@cbhgroup) September 12, 2019

The #cbhstudytour participants learnt about Kobe Wagyu at the Master Centre which processes an average of 85 carcasses a day – then had it for lunch of course! #japan #wagyu pic.twitter.com/8zNwkYjiAF

— CBH Group (@cbhgroup) September 12, 2019

Growers on the local news in Japan! This was during our tour of the Yoshihara flour mill.#cbhstudytour #japan #noodlewheat https://t.co/TSpaqJKb2e

— CBH Group (@cbhgroup) September 11, 2019

A tour of Yoshihari Flour Mill this morning, who are famous for their Udon Noodle using an ASW blend for smooth and silky Udon. Yoshihari use Australian wheat exclusively for their noodle flour. #cbhstudytour #noodlewheat #japan pic.twitter.com/GrAxPNMg6C

— CBH Group (@cbhgroup) September 11, 2019

Thank you Sanwa Shurui for hosting over 40 grain growers at your factory is Usa, Japan. @cbhgroup and growers value our long-standing relationship and look forward to continuing to supply good quality #barley #cbhstudytour pic.twitter.com/Eqe5ts9sbj

— CBH Group (@cbhgroup) September 9, 2019

Part 1 – a tour of Sanwa Shurui Co who use Australian barley to make #iichiko Shochu spirit – a staple of #japan. Sanwa started to make Shochu in 1979 and celebrate their 40th year. Sanwa have a long history with CBH and WA growers #barley #cbhstudytour pic.twitter.com/lARnPcKuM4

— CBH Group (@cbhgroup) September 9, 2019

A great initiative by @cbhgroup, which will better connect Australian grain producers with Japan and Korea who are major grain buying countries!

All the best to the farmers who take part in the study tour!#AJYD2019 https://t.co/pchZwf6o7x

— AJYD（日豪若手対話）🇦🇺🇯🇵 (@AJYDialogue) April 26, 2019

@cbhgroup grower tour:
In terms of flour millers in Japan, the Nisshin Flour Milling company is something of a powerhouse.
"We can't source this type of wheat from anywhere else in the world."https://t.co/prwEajoRA9

— Farm Weekly (@farmweekly) September 27, 2019

This year's @cbhgroup Study Tour has officially kicked off with participants currently working their way through Japan. 🇯🇵 https://t.co/vNQTdDnisX

— Farm Weekly (@farmweekly) September 12, 2019

Congratulations to Dr Anthony Lawrence – Obstetrician and gynaecologist at Waverley Private Hospital! Dr Lawrence has been awarded the overall title of Photographer of the Year 2019, for his beautifully stark series Winter in Biei Japan.https://t.co/l16fZire6h pic.twitter.com/pWhgZ91VzJ

— Ramsay Health Care (@ramsayhealth) February 10, 2020

@GRESB recognised our commitment to #sustainability this year, with Goodman Group named global sector leader for the industrial developer category and Goodman Japan Core Partnership (GJCP) named regional sector leader. Read more: https://t.co/73z0SbMpcb pic.twitter.com/sVda1RbpCV

— Goodman Group (@Goodman_Group) September 12, 2019

@Google to build its first data center in Japan at Goodman Business Park in Greater Tokyo. Read more here: https://t.co/HyhDc8ji87 #industrial #datacenter pic.twitter.com/eWdO23sxXV

— Goodman Group (@Goodman_Group) May 30, 2019

Stage 1 of Goodman Business Park, Chiba Newtown, Japan is complete – Stage 2 now underway! https://t.co/YC8WO1jgqh pic.twitter.com/lFk6jssVLT

— Goodman Group (@Goodman_Group) April 6, 2016

Delighted to attend 🇦🇺's largest listed industrial property group, @Goodman_Group　's ‘Australian outback with Goodman in Japan’ event. pic.twitter.com/U2azDt6rGw

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) October 7, 2016

Telstra set a new industry standard with international #remoteproduction. Tom Houlbrooke shares key learnings from @Telstra delivery of the IAAF World Relay between Japan and Australia #SportProductionSummit @SVGEurope pic.twitter.com/EDxSYSwmS2

— Telstra Broadcast (@TelstraBcast) September 12, 2019

We made another video for our friends in Japan this time covering the VideoMic Me, subtitles provided – https://t.co/ahI6wjPK2P

— RØDE Microphones (@rodemics) May 12, 2016

If you’re visiting Interbee in Japan, make sure to visit the Ginichi booth to check out all of our new mics pic.twitter.com/lnCXbcr4jr

— RØDE Microphones (@rodemics) November 18, 2015

#Japan's Tokio Marine Holdings will acquire the #Thai and #Indonesian units of Insurance Australia Group for $360 million.https://t.co/bFaf0zUS4w @IAGAust #insurance #insurer #acquisition

— Bankista 💰 (@_bankista) June 19, 2018

Valued #NewColomboPlan sponsor @QBE with Odette Merinda Brown, @Uni_Newcastle to Japan.#NCP2019scholars #NCPalumni #educationalexchange pic.twitter.com/Ba7eo8AAfW

— New Colombo Plan (@NewColomboPlan) November 29, 2018

Japan is walking away from coal. @QBE, Australia’s largest insurer, will stop insuring new thermal coal projects – including mines and power generation – from July this year. It's time our government committed to no new coal too and #StopAdani! https://t.co/tKcqkKMTL5

— Stop Adani (@stopadani) April 1, 2019

Great to see the two largest South East Asian Banks committing to exit #coal fired power plant financing. Combined with recent moves in Europe (@UBS, HannoverRe), @QBE, China's SDIC & Japan's MUFG exit, this is starting to snowball. https://t.co/zxdVcYnG3e by @kentaro_iwamoto

— 💧 Tim Buckley (@TimBuckleyIEEFA) May 10, 2019

Australia, already a major recipient of overseas investment, is set for more as Japan eyes up Aussie real estate. Read more in @JLLInvestor and click through for a fascinating report comparing the two markets https://t.co/WeASniL4oK pic.twitter.com/R1rINXV3EX

— JLLAustralia (@JLLAustralia) October 16, 2018

What do plans for Japan’s tallest #tower mean for Tokyo’s office market? #office #property: http://t.co/kvJU2TLy5S pic.twitter.com/yO8Rg43YiD

— JLLAustralia (@JLLAustralia) September 3, 2015

As we host our fifth Japan Infrastructure and Energy Conference in Tokyo today, we explore how Japan’s energy market remains key to the world’s third largest economy. Watch here: https://t.co/dzNcanXAR7 pic.twitter.com/ST854VzjrZ

— Macquarie Group (@Macquarie) November 29, 2018

Infrastructure investment is set to play an increasingly important role as Japan looks to double inbound tourists to 40 million by the year 2020. Watch video: https://t.co/94dvfhFke1 pic.twitter.com/UMj8aWdFWc

— Macquarie Group (@Macquarie) December 3, 2017

Our Japan Infrastructure Conference begins today in Tokyo, with 300+ industry representatives and investors in attendance. As the nation powers toward 2020, we discuss the role of #infrastructure in building the future in #Japan. Watch full video: https://t.co/94dvfhnIPr pic.twitter.com/ZCdXBvFWa3

— Macquarie Group (@Macquarie) November 29, 2017

Macquarie’s Infrastructure Conference began in Tokyo today. Learn about the evolution of Japan’s energy market: https://t.co/u2QLOl9JSJ pic.twitter.com/X7swwZLpw0

— Macquarie Group (@Macquarie) December 5, 2016

Yesterday on #SquawkBoxAsia, @cnbcSri and @MartinSoong were joined by Chad Beynon, VP and Senior Analyst of @Macquarie, where he explained why the firm is confident that @MGMResortsIntl is positioning itself successfully for sport betting in Japan. https://t.co/SE76rx9jqn

— CNBC Int'l PR (@cnbcipr) February 14, 2020

#MGM Analysts Cheer Latest Asset Sales, Some Forecast Cash For Japan, More Real Estate Moves @Macquarie https://t.co/ltcDDrYolk pic.twitter.com/AZ4eY2YuNd

— CasinoOrg (@Casino_Org) January 15, 2020

Asia is BHP’s biggest market and our teams in Singapore, China, Japan, India, Malaysia and the Philippines help us connect our assets and commodities to customers around the world. pic.twitter.com/Cw0FOj1AuL

— BHP (@bhp) March 19, 2019

When the world’s cities grow, Australia grows too. Think steel. pic.twitter.com/Af3wmhSa3a

— BHP (@bhp) October 11, 2018

BHP and Japan celebrating 50 years of partnership https://t.co/umnLfE7889 pic.twitter.com/XVLgqzs9Uq

— BHP (@bhp) June 5, 2017

Within 10 years of discovery in 1957, we shipped out first #ironore to Japan #OurHistory http://t.co/SXRNg7U2QB pic.twitter.com/joKDjlvrwN

— BHP (@bhp) July 25, 2015

Did you know that our Members are setting the course for the future of CCS? #GCCSIMembers include @CCS_Research , @bhp, Chiyoda Corporation, Datang Power, @boilermakernews, Japan NUS Co. Ltd (JANUS), and @peabodyenergy.#PoweringCCS #Climate https://t.co/JXkDra786r

— Global CCS Institute (@GlobalCCS) October 31, 2018

The @bhp Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) has agreed to sell the Gregory Crinum #coking #coal mine in #Queensland to Japan’s @sojitz_jp Corporation for $100 million: https://t.co/ViGeeCJJi2 pic.twitter.com/DDpI4dFMMw

— Intech Engineers (@IntechEngineers) May 31, 2018

Discover more about our longstanding partnership with #Japan → https://t.co/5I3GpgraKZ pic.twitter.com/0597tKM8zA

— Rio Tinto (@RioTinto) April 8, 2016

Things are happening. CSIRO and @FortescueNews are developing the hydrogen storage system. Toyota are investing in hydrogen production in Victoria. Japan and QLD have signed an agreement in research. It’s interesting times. Hydrogen is such a better option IMO.

— Sarge (@Sgt_Patterson) April 2, 2019

Eye-opening brown-bag chat for the @REA_Group team from @hwiputra about his Lean Study Tour in Japan. Great stories! pic.twitter.com/tF6hYpl4Zo

— Nigel Dalton (@nxdnz) December 10, 2013

NSW's @CassegrainWines picks Japan's bullet trains over @Woolworths, @Coles. http://t.co/sbOqcARVQx $WES $WOW #ausbiz pic.twitter.com/cNC7h9NIJa

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) July 1, 2015

A special limited edition coin has been released to mark the @wallabies' bid for the Rugby World Cup in Japan, which kicks off this weekend. The $2 green and gold coin will be available at @woolworths stores across Australia. https://t.co/jviXDfDTCM #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/DpqGRsfuwN

— 7NEWS Sydney (@7NewsSydney) September 18, 2019

Getting inspiration from Japanese Designers today via .@canva https://t.co/PbPMoZFdAR #Japan #GraphicDesign pic.twitter.com/SU3Pzls2fE

— Grand Creative (@Grand_Creative) March 29, 2016

Some stunning stuff on #Japan #design #designthinking #UI @canva https://t.co/UDeS6NXKrJ

— Crowd Product (@crowdproduct) March 31, 2017

Congrats to Ausgrid emergency officer Roger Campbell, given bravery award by NSW Governor for helping rescue 22 skiers after Japan avalanche pic.twitter.com/ekCIdFtKNA

— Ausgrid (@Ausgrid) May 31, 2017

Stunningly beautiful streetlights made from recycled steel and used batteries. Fluid futuristic design. @Ausgrid @EnergyAustralia I’d love one outside my house. #energy #CleanEnergy #RenewableEnergy #Design #Recycle #ClimateChange #Light #Japan #Innovation https://t.co/iBIkI490kN

— polar bear 🌧 Stay in your igloo (@aurorastormG3) March 11, 2020

Our Chairman Rob Knott joined Australian and international dignitaries at the pilot phase launch of the #HESC #Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain in the #Latrobe Valley.
The project will produce liquefied hydrogen from brown coal for export to Japan. https://t.co/Lzs0OWJV5G pic.twitter.com/KGglpw97Dc

— GHD (@GHDspeaks) April 16, 2018

Participants at the Asia Pacific and Japan Society of Hemostasis and Thrombosis conference shared perspectives on advances in #Haemophilia management, discussing options for individualised treatment #patientpromise pic.twitter.com/vJSgDfKyFh

— CSL (@CSL) July 9, 2018

To mark #WorldHaemophiliaDay, our colleagues in Japan share their heartfelt messages of support for the bleeding disorders community and demonstrate how we are driven everyday by our promise to patients. pic.twitter.com/CPGbZ7ULYj

— CSL (@CSL) April 17, 2018

#savewesternport from @aglenergy
We don't have time for unproven dead end fantasies from Japan! @CCS_Research #auspol #AusVotes2019 pic.twitter.com/blc9sd5HWz

— 🌱💧Mark Plackett ♻ (@MarkPlackett1) February 8, 2019

A warm welcome to the MUFG: Trust Bank delegation visiting us from Japan. https://t.co/aR6mXJnV3g

— AMP (@AMP_AU) November 27, 2017

We recently welcomed Mr Takuya Honda, CEO of Honda Tool to our Australian facility for the run-off of the TX7 Linear. Founded in 1959, the cutting tool manufacturing and regrinding business now has 4 facilities in Japan and are proud to add ANCA to their machine lineup. pic.twitter.com/ZAJXS3XN8Y

— ANCA CNC Machines (@ANCACNCMachines) May 26, 2019

A sneak peek of what we're working on in the ANCA HQ machine assembly area… once this TX7 Linear is assembled it will undergo ANCA's stringent commissioning process before heading off to our customer in Japan. pic.twitter.com/2gun5Qaxoc

— ANCA CNC Machines (@ANCACNCMachines) March 20, 2019

We're at #JIMTOF2018 exhibition in Tokyo, Japan! Our Sales Manager Jake Farragher and Duncan Thomson, Product Manager will be on the ANCA stand at E2013 and are happy to answer any questions or show you a demo on the TX7 Linear and TapX Micro. #ancagrind #ancamachines #ancaasia pic.twitter.com/M496TRtmOj

— ANCA CNC Machines (@ANCACNCMachines) November 1, 2018

Japan's Asahi may bid for beer brands Peroni & Grolsch, reports @FT https://t.co/P0chuVxhoL #consumer #beer

— Ansarada (@ansarada) January 12, 2016

Catch @Atlassian Developer @kannonboy's session on #Git LFS and @Bitbucket at #LinuxCon Japan https://t.co/ejyk2JUj9s

— Atlassian Bitbucket (@Bitbucket) July 15, 2016

QRC CE @IanEMacfarlane says @Aurizon_ should listen to @AnnastaciaMP & sit down with regulator to resolve rail issues costing Qlders ahead of Japan trade talks pic.twitter.com/06nVFXLCZZ

— QldResourcesCouncil (@QRCouncil) May 29, 2018

Today Australia's Ambassador to Japan, His Excellency the Hon Richard Court AC visited our Henderson operations to see Austal's next generation 83meter trimaran, “Queen Beetle” currently under construction for JR Kyushu Jet Ferry of Japan. 🇯🇵⚓️🇦🇺https://t.co/fqppjs3Vur pic.twitter.com/iWs46UMTUc

— Austal (@austal) September 5, 2019

Austal introduces its new 83 metre trimaran ferry#ferry #trimaran #Austal #QueenBeetle #Japan @austal https://t.co/VJiGdITPk8 pic.twitter.com/kVpfsAif4q

— Sea Wanderer (@seawanderernet) February 29, 2020

Congratulations to @austal！@austradejapan connecting Australian innovation in Japan！ https://t.co/ZOJYJWCt6L

— DavidLawson (@DavidLawson) March 6, 2018

Great to see @austal making a mark in Japan. Quality Australian design and manufacturing building solutions for connecting Japan and Korea. @austradejapan making the connections with Australian business. https://t.co/PgE9gfJ24L

— DavidLawson (@DavidLawson) December 11, 2017

Great to be at MAST Japan working with Team Defence Australia @austradejapan and Defence. #auspol #ausindustry pic.twitter.com/bYOCYHYcxU

— Austal (@austal) June 19, 2017

The #BillabongBloodlines edit from their insane trip to #Japan is now live!

Watch it on the blog > https://t.co/902BMQxPU8 pic.twitter.com/f6oH8wrXn4

— Billabong (@billabong1973) October 27, 2016

The dudes from New Zealand just completed an epic trip to Japan, #Konichiwaves re-live it here http://t.co/4Rx72lghlS pic.twitter.com/lzzYvkAG5I

— Billabong (@billabong1973) November 28, 2014

Japanese vending machines have made it to Australia! Although, @CottonOn, the Japanese would have put shoe sizes on each of them. pic.twitter.com/glpqNwO5Nm

— Tim Malone (@tdmalone) January 14, 2018

Class act Japan! RT @EliteDaily Japanese fans clean up stadium after #WorldCup loss. http://t.co/jlqT7PmAtO pic.twitter.com/L0AdYq9oEI

— Crown Resorts (@CrownResorts) June 17, 2014

"Biggest game in town. @CrownResorts, like everyone else, wants a piece of it." #Japan, @AngusGrigg #jamespacker https://t.co/ncmnpk193e

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) April 20, 2017

We're thrilled that our our Deen range is getting international recognition – Deen Botrytis Semillon 2014 has been awarded a Double Gold medal in the Sakura Japan Women's Wine Awards 2018. pic.twitter.com/WZ4fDnam4s

— De Bortoli Wines (@DeBortoliWines) July 25, 2018

Great to see #Geelong represented in #Japan – story via @geelongaddy – @GMHBA @GreaterGeelong pic.twitter.com/mux4IVAXDl

— Committee for Geelong (@Comm4Geelong) April 26, 2015

Lendlease #Japan's team volunteering at the #tsunami-affected area as part of the #Minami #Sanriku Support Project, which is now in its seventh year.#volunteer #betterplaces pic.twitter.com/TxWdZ8Wtlu

— Lendlease (@LendleaseGroup) March 15, 2019

The Maton Japan Van following @tommyemmanuel around! 🎶#MatonGuitars #TommyEmmanuel pic.twitter.com/oGfP6fT0Ua

— Maton Guitars (@MatonGuitars) June 5, 2019

Congrats @APLNG 1st ship 2 #KansaiElectric #Japan https://t.co/OYVS52Or8b @originenergy @conocophillips @SinopecNews pic.twitter.com/vXhMUcSPDk

— QldResourcesCouncil (@QRCouncil) June 30, 2016

#Veolia selected by #Orocobre and #ToyotaTsusho to supply lithium refining technologies at the #NarahaLithiumHydroxidePlant in Japan (Article via @Veolia Newsroom): https://t.co/cWZ3Px6Y1X $ORE $ORL #Lithium #OlarozLithiumFacility #Stage2Expansion #BatteryTech #BatteryMetals

— Orocobre Limited (@OrocobreLimited) September 6, 2019

The Naraha #lithium hydroxide plant will be built with a production capacity of 10,000 tonnes per year of #lithiumhydroxide & is the first of its kind in #Japan, using #lithiumcarbonate as feedstock. Read more: https://t.co/sdEIpooFHP @MartimFacada @OrocobreLimited #ToyotaTsusho pic.twitter.com/DGJEcOzUn4

— Fastmarkets MB (@FastmarketsMB) August 7, 2019

I find the $ORE announcement interesting. Hi value BQ China carbonate vs. recent lo value technical grade market share price war tit for tat w/ $SQM. #Japan, where TTC is strong, is a 2021 story @OrocobreLimited: Olaroz/Naraha👉higher prices & BQ hydroxide market share gains https://t.co/WgKRlpXeYY

— Howard Klein (@LithiumIonBull) January 21, 2020

.@Veolia, under an EPC contract, is to provide a chemical processing plant featuring #HPD evaporation and crystallisation technologies for #ToyotaTsusho and @OrocobreLimited's #Naraha #lithium refining plant in #Japan https://t.co/2q3Gs72dH6 #futureofmining #batterymetals pic.twitter.com/o9wdccmIOI

— International Mining (@im_mining) September 5, 2019

#1YearToGo! The one-year countdown to @Tokyo2020 has begun! 🗻🗼#7Olympics #Tokyo2020 @7Olympics @7sport @Channel7 @7plus @AUSOlympicTeam 🥇🥈🥉 More on Seven's 2020 vision: https://t.co/9z8n3wGCJ7 pic.twitter.com/PB9et0ohKP

— Seven Network (@SevenNetwork) July 23, 2019

From stardust to ashes: The amazing way Japan Post's $6.5b bet on Australia's @Toll_Group unravelled #logistics https://t.co/aAANlWmJYN @smh pic.twitter.com/9vRdC72L95

— SMH/Age Business (@BusinessDay) May 3, 2017

Australia オーストラリア Vol.8（corporations, universities, etc. 企業、大学など）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ標記につき以下貼っておきます。
Australia Vol.23 (corporations)
Australia Vol.22 (corporations)
Australia Vol.21 (corporations)
Australia Vol.20 (corporations)
Australia Vol.19 (think tanks, banks)
Australia Vol.28 (University of North South Wales)
Australia Vol.27 (University of Sydney)
Australia Vol.26 (University of Queensland)
Australia Vol.25 (Monash University)
Australia Vol.24 (University of Western Australia, University of Adelaide)
Australia Vol.18 (Australian National University, University of Melbourne)

ツイッター検索において大学の日本関連について出て来たもの（企業のツイートについては Vol.9 をご覧ください。）

🌞| Aussie @UNSW spin-off HB11 has been granted patents in US, Japan and China for a new hydrogen-boron reactor ‘leapfrogging’ current #nuclear #fusion – utilizing 2018 Nobel prize winning laser tech to create fusion conditions w/o superheat or steam. 👀 https://t.co/eUVLDhork0

— Karnfull Energy (@karnfull_en) February 23, 2020

Prime Minister Abe has bungled #Japan's #COVID19 response and muddled his legacy, writes Aurelia George Mulgan (@UNSW) #coronavirus https://t.co/PWXPc9AXdg

— East Asia Forum (@east_asia_forum) May 5, 2020

UNSW Innovations has launched the Japan Australia Entrepreneurship Initiative: https://t.co/sRutiibDQN pic.twitter.com/vSYojZDmxS

— STARTUP DAILY (@StartupDailyANZ) June 11, 2016

Looking back to last week. What a great night of presentations and discussion at the Sydney Design Festival event, Beyond Industry 4.0: Digital Fabrication and Craft.
Thank you to UNSW, The Australia Japan Foundation and Kyushu University. pic.twitter.com/JOVCxsnfFa

— AR-MA (@_arma_) March 26, 2019

Calmness & tranquility – #Aikido #unsw #Japanese #selfdefense #martialarts @ArcUNSW #Japan pic.twitter.com/nbUxQbGsik

— UNSW Aikido (@UNSW_Aikido) July 13, 2016

Japan Night at UNSW – Students of Tohoku University and UNSW presentation "the comparison between Japan and… https://t.co/PhC8Y6shAx

— Nikkei Australia (@NikkeiAustralia) September 5, 2017

Staff @AusAmbJP wish @UniofAdelaide students well for 2week #NewColomboPlan study program at Tottori University Japan pic.twitter.com/8Kd99ittJu

— DFAT🇦🇺 (@dfat) April 21, 2014

#NewColomboPlan scholar Megan Lock @UniofAdelaide learns about farming techniques in Japan thanks to @meatlivestock pic.twitter.com/9Ygons5XA1

— New Colombo Plan (@NewColomboPlan) September 14, 2016

Adelaide Law School today welcomed ten Japanese students from Meiji Gakuin University in Tokyo, Japan. Adelaide Law School has partnered with @MeijiGakuinUniv in an exciting new international program. Read More: https://t.co/kjYJ7mhsnL @UniofAdelaide @aulss pic.twitter.com/zrO63SrTPM

— Adelaide Law School (@Adel_Law_School) November 1, 2019

Congratulations to Ryuta Ujihara, from Japan, #UWA's 2017 Forrest Research Foundation Scholar. https://t.co/6vbzsuaqMa pic.twitter.com/NttdE7A81M

— UWA (@uwanews) November 23, 2016

Our medical researchers have been awarded a Foundation for Australia-Japan Studies grant to improve the identification and targeting of blood and bone marrow cancers. https://t.co/dHjxQFVWDG pic.twitter.com/b8BPBBVLUq

— UWA (@uwanews) April 8, 2019

Are single women a 'burden on the state'? Japan MP's recent comments show that there's a long way to go before we see women as more than just vessels for population growth. RMIT's @emmadal1977 & @uwanews Laura Dales write in @ConversationEDU – https://t.co/LDPD0cFgLn pic.twitter.com/Crqpb86i2G

— RMIT University (@RMIT) May 22, 2018

.@unimelb's Yuko Shibata says Japan's PM Shinzo Abe's economics divide support between generations MORE: https://t.co/ppMky795JF #politicsHQ pic.twitter.com/0htNR8g2q3

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) October 20, 2017

@MrKRudd nominates #Japan #SouthKorea #Indonesia #India to join a new international coalition of middle powers #China #US #COVID19 #COVIDー19 #EartoAsia #podcast #AsiaInstitute @AsiaPolicy @ArtsUnimelb @cccs_unimelb @unimelb @Profactual https://t.co/bZP32GlT7u

— @MelbAsiaReview (@melbasiareview) June 7, 2020

Research admin. global meeting – wonderful that Monique O’Callaghan, Director, Research Development, @UniMelbMDHS presented at the 'Issues and tasks of research administration in Japan – learning from experiences in US, Europe and Australia', Kyushu University @unimelb @mon_ocal pic.twitter.com/MpcZrntI8A

— Bry Wakefield (@BryWakefield) March 19, 2019

Come along this Friday to celebrate #ScienceWeek at the next @MelbIntGen @SciMelb @unimelb seminar by Hiroshi Akashi from National Institute of Genetics, Japan talking about genome evolution using Drosophila as a model https://t.co/lHIojcTn4d pic.twitter.com/P4Fyp9rDbZ

— MIG (@MelbIntGen) August 13, 2019

Pictured – Japanese princesses sew bedding and clothing from old kimonos for emergency relief following the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan #IMDB2020 #community #unimelb @UMelbArchives pic.twitter.com/vERTaEalOy

— Unimelb Library (@unilibrary) May 18, 2020

Last week we were pleased to host researchers from @HokkaidoUni and @LeuvenU for the 1st Australia 🇦🇺 Belgium 🇧🇪 Japan 🇯🇵 symposium at @unimelb @SciMelb.

Here are some happy snaps from our poster session 👩‍🔬👨‍🔬📸 pic.twitter.com/8I7jCpyzoe

— Exciton Science (@excitonscience) October 7, 2019

We are proud to open the first Global Japan Office in Australia alongside @TUFS_PR for greater collaboration on research and teaching in Japanese Studies.

Learn more about @unimelb Japanese Studies: https://t.co/Re9OEcmbNh pic.twitter.com/ZIdLlJ7PKT

— Faculty of Arts (@ArtsUnimelb) October 8, 2018

A violin made almost entirely from the debris left by the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami will arrive @unimelb next week for a concert commemorating the seventh anniversary of the event. https://t.co/cawZdS2NZc pic.twitter.com/3S2rAdzi5y

— UniMelb Newsroom (@uommedia) March 8, 2018

Learn about Japan’s #kimono culture with Philippa Clark, a student at Australian National University @ANUmedia https://t.co/k4WqAde8n5 pic.twitter.com/sjncR2nhZh

— The Gov't of Japan (@JapanGov) January 12, 2017

JAPAN 🇯🇵

With Shinzo Abe set to become Japan’s longest-serving PM, fresh leadership and more diverse voices are needed in the country's political system, write @ANUCrawford’s @benasci1 and Yuma Osaki. @east_asia_forum https://t.co/XJaaHtubvU

— ANU Asia & the Pacific (@ANUasiapacific) September 15, 2019

Check out our #ANULibraryDailyHighlight

Re-imagining Japan after Fukushima analyses the portrayal of Japan in fiction after the 2011 nuclear disaster

Author Tamaki Mihic explores how this event was an opportunity to re-imagine Japan’s national identityhttps://t.co/ZTFRNayaeM pic.twitter.com/hQFVd9YLxd

— ANU Library (@ANULibrary) June 4, 2020

What is #Japan's role under #ShinzoAbe? @NickBisley and David Envall of @ANUmedia http://t.co/HuolQ7J2ri pic.twitter.com/up5zIvzr1Q

— La Trobe News (@latrobenews) August 1, 2014

Congratulations to HPI's Morris Low on the publication of his new book, Visualizing Nuclear Power in Japan: A Trip to the Reactor! @HASSUQ @UQ_News @UQ_History https://t.co/eSb4Y7wpX0

— Megan Cassidy-Welch (@mcassidywelch) June 3, 2020

【Discover Our People】
Alex from #Australia (@MonashUni) talks about his exchange year in #Japan via UTokyo's USTEPhttps://t.co/nswHF70ty5 pic.twitter.com/ootW1qTX6d

— UTokyo | 東京大学 (@UTokyo_News_en) December 5, 2016

We are proud to announce the release of:

Pacific Exposures. #Photography & the #Australia–#Japan Relationship by @MonashUni's Dr Melissa Miles & Prof Robin Gerster

Remarkable photographs shed light on the #history of two countries https://t.co/wWNnbgezug #Monashada #art pic.twitter.com/5A9IJw9lJi

— Monash Art, Design and Architecture (@monashada) March 7, 2019

It is with great pleasure to announce our MOU signing with Kokushikan University today. We are pleased to join forces with Japan's #1 University teaching #paramedicine @Monash_FMNHS @MonashUni @takahirolds @kokushikan_now pic.twitter.com/aTqsczEfhQ

— Paramedicine Monash University (@monash_para) May 15, 2019

Q&A w/@MonashUni's Reto Hofmann about his #book 'The #Fascist Effect' https://t.co/gWOwUZiQSs #history #Japan #Italy pic.twitter.com/nWnXHD205B

— WEAI (@WEAI_Columbia) August 28, 2015

Luisa Olmo from @Sydney_Uni shared knowledge gained from her recent trip to Cambodia at the 30th World Buiatrics Conference held in Sapporo, Japan: https://t.co/qryg45Gb7u #livestock #agriculture @ACIARAustralia @RaidNetwork @CityUHongKong pic.twitter.com/0iYTVN1NIZ

— The Crawford Fund (@CrawfordFund) January 11, 2019

Real climate change action is happening in China and Japan, not the Doha conference. @Sydney_Uni's Nick Rowley explains http://t.co/7J1LYe3o

— The Conversation (@ConversationEDU) November 26, 2012

.@Sydney_Uni student Rosie Menzies had the chance to study under the 2018 winner of the Nobel Prize in medicine or physiology, Prof @HonjoTasuku, thanks to her 2016 #NewColomboPlan scholarship to Japan. To find out more about her amazing experience: https://t.co/pRVNCARrtp pic.twitter.com/ZBjHX7cDme

— New Colombo Plan (@NewColomboPlan) October 11, 2018

A truly international team of authors from Australia, Germany, China, Japan, and Iran, and South Korea have worked together to successfully synthesize mesoporous Rh #nanoparticles by a wet chemical reduction process https://t.co/IiVdog0N3l @Sydney_Uni @UQ_News @kh_univ pic.twitter.com/308ousyALw

— ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces (@ACS_AMI) August 2, 2018

@Sydney_Uni VC Michael Spence said a partnership with NTU would make possible triangulated relationships with mainland China and Japan pic.twitter.com/s99cdmEfR0

— Sydney Uni Global (@SydneyUniWorld) June 28, 2017

A conversation develops Aboriginal & Ainu in Japan a new & exciting set of learning & teaching & research possibilities @Sydney_Uni pic.twitter.com/Tygh3ax50v

— Shane-Houston (@SHoustonUSyd) December 6, 2016

Cyber Security etc. サイバーセキュリティ等 Vol.5

All the below tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ標記につき以下貼っておきます。

Welcome to Twitter @NSACyber. Check out the link below to learn about #cybersecurity vulnerabilities and how to protect your networks. https://t.co/NenTPH71Ry

— Office of the DNI (@ODNIgov) May 28, 2020

What do the Masters Golf Tournament and the "Godfather of Soul", James Brown, have in common with the NSA? They share the same hometown, Augusta, GA!

NSAG conducts signals intelligence on foreign intelligence targets and cybersecurity operations in the Middle East & Africa. pic.twitter.com/jgz582RwXQ

— NSA/CSS (@NSAGov) May 29, 2020

Just as 9/11 spurred America to change its counterterrorism strategy, repeated digital attacks are doing the same for its cyber-security https://t.co/mwEbXd87f6

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) May 29, 2020

20 Reasons to Let Your Employees Work From Home – https://t.co/nKj3E6zl1d

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'#RemoteWorkforce #ITSolutions #technology #Podcast #entrepreneur #Technologies #ITmanagedservices #technologysolutions #LocalITsupport #CyberSecurity #WorkFromHome pic.twitter.com/dWvwQA6eOL

— Trinsic Technologies (@Trinsic) May 28, 2020

The cyber vulnerabilities of a work-at-home government | Opinion https://t.co/7iNEOpXzZ9

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

"If you have stalkerware on your phone, it can be really difficult to know whether or not it's there. And one of the reasons for that is because antivirus companies often don't recognize stalkerware as malicious." – EFF Director of Cybersecurity @evacide https://t.co/7Ck4D2b0OH

— EFF (@EFF) May 27, 2020

9 out of 10 account passwords are already in a database owned by criminals. You and your family are not exempted. Check the database now: https://t.co/zLWJUH5Psf pic.twitter.com/BNfHFgwMai

— HackenAI – All-in-One Cybersecurity Suite (@HackenAI) May 26, 2020

Comments to @TorontoStar and @CanadianPress on Huawei 5G and Canada: https://t.co/0ZtQ01RBx4 @MLInstitute @AsiaPacificFdn @JIIA_eng @JIIA_jpn @EWInstitute @theciponline

— J. Berkshire Miller (@jbmllr) May 28, 2020

Trudeau says Ottawa undecided on whether to block #Huawei from 5G networks #cdnpoli #CyberSecurity https://t.co/S3egJTAqp8

— Robert Fife (@RobertFife) May 26, 2020

Cyber security review may lead to Huawei loss of UK 5G deal https://t.co/Uh82bFDM1j

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 24, 2020

“We have no friends out there anymore on this issue… the Japanese are absolutely seething with us"

Sir Iain Duncan Smith says "nobody out there” agrees with the UK government's cyber security advisers over Huawei and 5G – "we are alone in this matter"https://t.co/s7iaHOuANz pic.twitter.com/6yXoiLGcfy

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) March 10, 2020

Firms classified as "high-risk vendors" by the National Cyber Security Centre should be removed entirely from the UK's digital infrastructure #Huawei https://t.co/6OHWOGpKvt

— Iain Duncan Smith MP (@MPIainDS) March 10, 2020

More big news that you’re likely to have missed:

The UK has launched a fresh cyber security review of Huawei’s involvement in the UK’s 5G Network.

This is important stuff.https://t.co/0X3532HkRa

— Bruges Group 🇬🇧 (@BrugesGroup) May 25, 2020

Important @MrHarryCole story: not clear Huawei can even be a *reliable* supplier now, given that the US have cut off their supply of chips. I hope this is correct and we will buy from firms not wholly owned by a bloodstained dictatorship.https://t.co/RYiCuqqxzk

— Neil O'Brien MP (@NeilDotObrien) May 24, 2020

Germany could learn from France’s top cybersecurity official who has made clear: “We consider telecommunication operators as critical operators. They have to work with us in order to protect our networks. They cannot only try to make money” https://t.co/ulTigJ1Ls8

— Noah Barkin (@noahbarkin) May 26, 2020

Top White House official lays out U.S. case for banning Huawei from Canada’s 5G network – The Globe and Mail #huawei #CyberSecurity #china #cdnpoli #cdneco https://t.co/X2kqOs6SOl

— Robert Fife (@RobertFife) March 10, 2020

⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩ sends top adviser to warn against #Huawei – The Globe and Mail #china #CyberSecurity https://t.co/zUqxZEkALR

— Robert Fife (@RobertFife) March 9, 2020

Huawei is willfully violating US sanctions on Iran. They should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and excluded from responsible countries’ information networks. https://t.co/740nby6M8e

— Ruben Gallego (@RepRubenGallego) March 4, 2020

Huawei warns U.S. chip ban will damage operations globally, but some say loopholes remain. https://t.co/d02YTCnaA8

— Real Time Economics (@WSJecon) May 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/coofish1/status/1235503278198124544

.@ENERGY selects UTSA to lead the Cybersecurity Manufacturing Innovation Institute https://t.co/1lpaPFVqW3 #UTSA @CyManII @UTSAResearch pic.twitter.com/X8BdIXYgay

— UTSA (@UTSA) May 27, 2020

MEDIA STATEMENT FROM BDS MALAYSIA

29 May 2020

PROJECT MAGNUM: TIES BETWEEN THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT AND ISRAELI CYBERSECURITY COMPANY#BDSMalaysia #Palestine @BDSmovement @NajibRazak pic.twitter.com/dJfouLyRCh

— BDS Malaysia (@BdsMalaysia) May 29, 2020

What is the dark web? Your questions answered, in plain English https://t.co/7BPMgNHbXJ #cybersecurity #appsec

— Moix Security (@moixsec) May 26, 2020

My paper on the ethics of private/public cybersecurity is now officially out. https://t.co/zSJFtF8d5E

— James Pattison (@jamespattison) May 29, 2020

The Future Of Cybersecurity: Building Resilient Targets That Defend Themselves https://t.co/L2VhZc6ZcV via @inc42

— CYFIRMA (@cyfirma) May 24, 2020

This member of the BBC board is CEO of Crossword Security, a cyber security firm chaired by former MI6 director (and anti-Corbyn propagandist) Richard Dearlove, on whose board also sits former head of the UK military Nick Houghton. https://t.co/SQJkR77I0I pic.twitter.com/1qcPWjHhve

— Mark Curtis (@markcurtis30) May 28, 2020

5 #Tech roles in high demand during the COVID-19 crisis. #Data remains a key source in powering business decisions. #Cybersecurity professionals are skyrocketing in demand as cybercrimes increase.https://t.co/I9Y7rnDzJL… https://t.co/YGuDAouDnc

— Catherine Adenle (@CatherineAdenle) May 29, 2020

"The cutting edge of cybersecurity is moving away from a reactive defense. Instead of analysts waiting for a threat to happen, they are proactively searching out attackers in their environment." Allie Mellen, Cybereason #cyber https://t.co/uDzGb1lbFw

— 780th Military Intelligence Brigade (Cyber) (@780thC) May 28, 2020

New research from @UoY_CS has exposed the vulnerabilities of some commercial password managers: https://t.co/oHURHmri62 #YorkResearch #CyberSecurity

— University of York (@UniOfYork) March 26, 2020

#FletcherDean Emeritus @stavridisj sat down with @DarkReading for a conversation around what role he thinks the government should play in combating #cyber threats and what concerns him the most when it comes to the current #cybersecurity landscape today. https://t.co/KuufYqlcKz

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) March 6, 2020

A new Maryland bill would ask the state’s Department of Information Technology to develop a baseline plan for localities within the state to help battle cyber attacks. https://t.co/hgNTfEmRuP

— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@wjz) February 5, 2020

In light of #DataPrivacyDay, we're re-upping an article from #FletcherProf @josephinecwolff in @BostonGlobe on the "routine, standard #security" measures governments need to take to protect citizens from #cybersecurity risks. https://t.co/9mBB5iN4GG

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) January 28, 2020

#NATO has set cyber defense as one of its top priorities. As cyber threats are becoming more frequent, complex & destructive, Allies are in 🇬🇧 #London at the #NATOmeeting discussing measures that will strengthen our resilience & protect our citizens.
More on @NATO efforts⬇️📽️ pic.twitter.com/iNYjkXpCVI

— US Mission to NATO (@USNATO) December 4, 2019

Cyber hacks are a continuous threat, with over 90% of UK businesses suffering some form of cyber security breach in 2017. Discover how you can protect your office: https://t.co/qNm6CC24JC pic.twitter.com/EDXHGjkImO

— Canon Business UK (@CanonBusinessUK) December 19, 2019

Is a #cyberattack an act of war? 💻💥

Watch @elisabethbraw of @RUSI_org take a minute to explain this and more about #cybersecurity and cyber warfare.

More from Braw here: https://t.co/tnxqoX5GTp pic.twitter.com/1GRT1wPd3S

— The Chicago Council (@ChicagoCouncil) January 22, 2020

'Nowhere is the gap between expert knowledge and leaders’ understanding greater than in the area of cyber conflict'. This does not bode well for the decade ahead. Columbia University Professor Robert Jervis writes in our 2020 Survey. https://t.co/kHRUIPcuMF

— Leslie Vinjamuri (@londonvinjamuri) December 23, 2019

The Fall/Winter edition of the student-run @PD_mag is now available! This issue focuses on cooperation in the digital age by tackling all angles of #CyberDiplomacy. Read it here: https://t.co/THWsVxNojR #PublicDiplomacy @USC_SPD @USC @USCAnnenberg #ascj pic.twitter.com/f9v1J4xet3

— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) December 18, 2019

Russian hacker behind an elite crime forum pleads guilty to multiple charges https://t.co/qAX9PKzrNX pic.twitter.com/v5qfncHnML

— Engadget (@engadget) January 28, 2020

What is email spoofing awareness? Learn more about it in our brand new video.#aberdeen #aberdeenshire #cyber #security #cybersecurity #it #email #fraud #prevention #business #data #risk #video #guide pic.twitter.com/yQpRrnBJHc

— Aberdeen Cyber Security (@AberdeenCyber) November 6, 2019

“[T]he head of Russia’s State Security Service, the FSB, made the surprising announcement that Russia and the US have resumed cooperation on cybersecurity.” – 11/4/19

h/t @CarolCamaslp 1/ https://t.co/GAzZZDMti3

— Jennifer Cohn ✍🏻 (@jennycohn1) November 5, 2019

What will be the most in-demand skill set in 10 years? #BofATech

— Bank of America Business Insights (@BofA_Business) October 15, 2019

#TechTrends: As cyber security gets more and more complex, how can businesses stay a step ahead? https://t.co/sDiQIQurGA

— J.P. Morgan (@jpmorgan) October 10, 2019

Working on #CyberSecurity?
€10 million 🇪🇺funding available for projects stepping up EU's cybersecurity capabilities and cross border cooperation through #CEFtelecom 👉 https://t.co/ic3UT4db3C #CyberSecMonth pic.twitter.com/onEkxGpw67

— DigitalSingleMarket (@DSMeu) October 9, 2019

Cyberattacks from 'hostile nation states' foiled by UK Cyber Centre https://t.co/hyuhL1Sjqe

— SkyNews (@SkyNews) October 23, 2019

Latest commentary from @oiioxford expert @RosariaTaddeo on cyber warfare – Experts struggle to set red lines for cyber warfare https://t.co/i3JlG9KhR8 via @financialtimes

— Oxford Internet Institute (@oiioxford) October 1, 2019

Hackers associated with the Chinese government compromised websites frequented by ethnic minority Uyghurs earlier this year, programming them to install monitoring implants to spy on the phones of users that visited them, according to researchers https://t.co/9lSNOnOF5t

— CNN (@CNN) September 5, 2019

Hackers Have Just Put 620 Million Accounts Up For Sale On The Dark Web — Are You On The List? https://t.co/2PNO4bwDmQ

— Chuck Brooks (@ChuckDBrooks) July 29, 2019

Anonymous apps risk fuelling cyberbullying but they also fill a vital role. @ConversationUK piece by @Steviemo8 and @KillianOLeary ➡️ https://t.co/dsIGKhA74M

— Essex Business School (@Essex_EBS) July 19, 2019

Why is America making an enemy out of Huawei? https://t.co/rm4EiEVsz6 pic.twitter.com/gsBBX0H2DU

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) November 13, 2019

With the Internet now a global battlefield, how serious a threat do cyberweapons pose to America’s economy and infrastructure? @Jason_Healey discusses "The Age of Cyberwarfare" in a Q&A with @columbiamag: https://t.co/Z6NM65dtOw

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) June 10, 2019

Who's best equipped to keep computer science fair and unbiased? Computer scientists. By Ariel Procaccia, CSD Assoc. Professor. https://t.co/w4UrVyHIfs via @bopinion

— CMU Computer Science Department (@CSDatCMU) March 7, 2019

Cybersecurity is a field dominated by men, but women run all three of @CarnegieMellon's cyber research divisions, as well as the university's infosec team. Read about what @lorrietweet and Kathleen Carley, both of @isrcmu, and colleagues are doing https://t.co/UIVolCuViy @CyLab pic.twitter.com/phNPsAWfZL

— CMU School of Computer Science (@SCSatCMU) March 27, 2019

"Why does DoD struggle in using Machine Learning to automate decision making?" @eykanal https://t.co/wYm06gtPGN #MachineLearning

— CERT Division (@CERT_Division) July 27, 2018

Lean More About our Work in the #Xview Challenge: Using Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence to Help the Federal Government with Disaster Relief #HADR – https://t.co/sM2fTbnoA5 pic.twitter.com/ZaCeJrJZKZ

— Software Engineering Institute (@SEI_CMU) January 28, 2019

Our very own @hollenbarmer and her awesome fish fry map! https://t.co/wuAxhuzKEl

— CMU SEI ETC (@sei_etc) March 1, 2019

China hacked US manufacturing group during trade talks: report https://t.co/pFBK8Pbzjf pic.twitter.com/dc6hLKvY5W

— The Hill (@thehill) November 13, 2019

We have a new call for papers for a special issue on INTERNET CONSOLIDATION that we are working on in partnership with @internetsociety. Check out the details of the call here https://t.co/d2FAlEBuKX, reach out if you have the needed expertise and please help us spread the word.

— Cyber Policy Journal (@CHCyberPolicy) March 1, 2019

Canadian #Hacker who hacked 500 Million #Yahoo accounts has been jailed for 5 years and ordered to pay a $250,000 fine.https://t.co/A3EVu35BE4 #ShredShop of #Memphis #ShredPast #ProtectFuture #Shredding #FileStorage #HardDriveDestruction #DataBreaches #IdentityTheft

— Shred Shop Memphis (@ShredMemphis) June 12, 2018

NCSC's report on nationally significant New Zealand organisations’ cyber resilience makes interesting reading – while it shows that we're making progress as a country, we're probably not getting there quickly enough to match the risks faced https://t.co/953C2uBGbD

— KPMG NZ Cyber (@KPMGNZ_Cyber) November 1, 2018

#Cybersecurity is a growing and evolving field, and 2019 is sure to see more changes throughout the industry. This article from @Forbes takes a look at some of the emerging trends poised to dominate the industry in the new year: https://t.co/RUWEJ1ttI8

— cybersecurity@berkeley (@BerkeleyCyber) December 20, 2018

The U.S. Government announced today that a group of Chinese #Cyber actors is carrying out a campaign of #cyber-enabled theft targeting global managed service providers, cloud service providers, and their clients. https://t.co/36lt24NgoT
More at: https://t.co/HUXvRs96Yt

— Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (@CISAgov) December 20, 2018

"Serbian police may have arrested a suspected member of The Dark Overlord hacking crew, but someone in control of the group's email account told Motherboard "we're still here."" #DarkOverlord #Infosec https://t.co/In3nPiZSHK

— CybIntelligence (@Cybintelligence) January 3, 2019

Hackers Leak Personal Data from Hundreds of German Politicians, Artists, Journalists and YouTube Celebrities On Twitterhttps://t.co/T4axGIE8E6

Leaked data includes phone numbers, email addresses, private chats, bills, credit card information and photos of victims' IDs. pic.twitter.com/1pK6EpKSln

— The Hacker News (@TheHackersNews) January 4, 2019

'Protecting Democracy in an Era of Cyber Information War' – by Joseph Nye, in @HooverInst "The Information Challenge to Democracy" https://t.co/5mRSoUcK8D #sharppower #softpower

— Christopher Walker (@Walker_CT) November 11, 2018

Leading expert @PaulTimmers from @OxfordCTGA takes a look at how cybersecurity is forcing a rethink of strategic autonomy https://t.co/MLX8uYdoLv #CyberSecurity #TechnologyGlobalAffairs pic.twitter.com/V3nYVZxq4o

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) September 14, 2018

#LSU researchers are working to prevent a cyber attack to our nation’s infrastructure. Watch and read: https://t.co/Xcyau1xZpY #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth pic.twitter.com/fV4JJSWF2h

— LSU (@LSU) October 4, 2018

Quantum Communication holds the potential to make #hacking a thing of the past. Read here to know more: https://t.co/6iePDVNvZK #Purdue #Internet #CyberSecurity pic.twitter.com/BF42weppRA

— CSO India (@cso_india) October 18, 2018

30 years ago, the world's first cyberattack set the stage for modern cybersecurity challenges, writes @cyberpeaceprof https://t.co/pOaBn3jtWY via @ConversationUS

— IUMaurerLaw (@IUMaurerLaw) November 1, 2018

Shift from a reactive to proactive stance to address weaknesses — before the cyberattacks happen. https://t.co/Ug9kkpmL99

— MIT Sloan School of Management (@MITSloan) November 7, 2018

📺 WATCH 📺"What do you think the government could be doing better to help our nation be cyber-secure?" #FletcherDean Emeritus @stavridisj asked @TuftsEngineer and #FletcherProf Susan Landau. Watch 👇🏾https://t.co/NeUTsRSiGM

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) November 6, 2018

GDPR Privacy Law Lets Breach Victims Seek 'Non-Material Damage' Compensation #privacy #hacking #cybersecurity #breach https://t.co/LqbqXJfKmO

— Bart Grover (@bartgrover) September 10, 2018

A cyber attack can cost companies £1300-£3000 but the damage can be far wider. Is your business protected? Check out our new Cyber Essentials Voucher Scheme for up to £1000 of support https://t.co/M9CQCwEkGR pic.twitter.com/wSHQxwkD7o

— Scottish Enterprise (@scotent) November 7, 2018

It said while the number of victims might be small the damage was huge and calculates the cost to family and friends of the unpaid hours spent dealing with the damage at $347 million a year. https://t.co/NnZRTzxOb2

— CCRI (@CCRInitiative) October 30, 2018

A few weeks ago, our data security approach was presented at the Kaspersky Conference. Because video data is often highly critical and sensitive, we drive a systematic approach by considering physical safety and cybersecurity simultaneously. More: https://t.co/bkJb4c3HB4 pic.twitter.com/7R2BMo84M3

— Bosch Security EMEA (@BoschSecurityEU) October 30, 2018

The ECSO Cybersecurity Market Radar aims to be the up-to-date representation of the innovative European #cybersecurity industry. Hereby, the European cybersecurity companies are invited to contribute to the constant development of the Radar. More info: https://t.co/U96W8tL6LS pic.twitter.com/pXvVgsb8W4

— ECSO (@ecso_eu) November 5, 2018

Read all about the European IoT security and privacy cluster and the recent projects that have received funding from @EU_H2020 , #Security #CyberSecurity #IoT https://t.co/oWwBHcXsza

— SOFIE (@EU_Sofie) November 6, 2018

One year ago, Citizen Lab showed that spyware technology was being used to target journalists & human rights defenders in Mexico. Here @tumbolian explains how tools meant to track criminals turned into the biggest surveillance scandal in Mexican history https://t.co/LqjRGsQwZs

— Citizen Lab (@citizenlab) June 22, 2018

New @AUTuni @PolicyObsAUT working paper says "most IT security experts believe online voting cannot be secure" & "There is no increase in youth turnout when online voting is adopted" https://t.co/EVgZiAiNSy pic.twitter.com/cYsB9loSPU

— PolicyObservatoryAUT (@PolicyObsAUT) December 13, 2018

New Zealand ニュージーランド Vol.9（economy, government, election, universities, corporations, etc. 経済、政府、選挙、大学、企業など）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ標記につき以下貼っておきます。

New Zealand Vol.21 (corporations)
New Zealand Vol.20 (corporations)
New Zealand Vol.18 (organisations, government, etc.)
New Zealand Vol.6 (economy, industries)
New Zealand Vol.19 (University of Otago, Auckland University of Technology, Victoria University of Wellington)
New Zealand Vol.17 (University of Auckland, banks)
New Zealand Vol.16 (including University of Canterbury, University of Waikato, Lincoln University, Massey University)
New Zealand Vol.5 (Manifesto 2014 of NZ Labour Party – current largest opposition party; ruling party 1999-2008, et al.)
New Zealand Vol.4 (Manifesto 2014 of New Zealand National Party)
New Zealand Vol.1
cf.
New Zealand ニュージーランド Vol.5（#JacindaArdern coalition between Labour and New Zealand First アーダーン連立政権）
Crisis Management 危機管理 Vol.2
姉妹都市 Vol.3（Tripartite Economic Alliance ロサンゼルスLA=オークランドAK=広州GZ 三市経済連携）
New Zealand Vol.15 / Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.1

ツイッター検索において「New Zealand Japan」等と入れて出て来たもの
@ANZCCJ

Our executive director Simon Draper writes a column in @NZStuff today about the New Zealand-Japan relationship, which extends further than the spotlight on rugby at the moment. Have a read: https://t.co/uvqFnaGXMs 📰 pic.twitter.com/HPw6ugGTpO

— Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono (@asianewzealand) September 22, 2019

As New Zealanders focus on Japan for the Rugby World Cup, the Asia New Zealand Foundation has commissioned a report from academic David Capie highlighting the many strands of the New Zealand-Japan relationship. Read more: https://t.co/DYbl1kDeIp pic.twitter.com/r9mlRLl1n1

— Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono (@asianewzealand) September 18, 2019

ICYMI: Foundation executive director @SimonJTDraper writes about the upcoming sporting events in Asia being an opportunity to boost the special relationship between New Zealand and japan. Have a read! https://t.co/EV2DMlyQqC pic.twitter.com/AnZmhAnOHr

— Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono (@asianewzealand) October 1, 2018

The 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake occurred on March 27th and rocked the state for 4.5 min. Tsunami waves created as a result of this #earthquake were noted in over 20 countries, including Peru, New Zealand, Japan, and Mexico. Learn more -> https://t.co/G1qot8HIHz pic.twitter.com/2emPbAHsAQ

— IRIS Earthquake Sci (@IRIS_EPO) February 22, 2020

NZ側から見た電話会談。 https://t.co/YoyNLacvCt

— 河野太郎 (@konotarogomame) May 19, 2020

“The UK will soon begin negotiations with the US and fairly shortly that'll be joined by Australia, New Zealand and Japan. So, the EU knows that if the EU-UK negotiations are difficult then the UK does have other options” @ShankerASingham pic.twitter.com/TPUYxBvuU4

— Global Vision (@GlobalVision_UK) March 5, 2020

Japan is strengthening its relationship w/ the #FiveEyes – an intelligence pact among the US, UK, Canada, Australia & New Zealand – as China expands its military & intel operations. Jpn PM Abe to discuss intel w UK PM May this week. https://t.co/poyRJbnEWQ

— John D. Woodward (@johndwoodward) January 16, 2019

Eager to share its experiences fighting Covid-19, Taiwan is pushing for a greater voice in global health discussions. The US, Japan & New Zealand have voiced support for Taiwan to join next week's World Health Assembly.

This doesn't sit well with Beijing. https://t.co/G5nsSsAImi

— CNN (@CNN) May 16, 2020

#WATCH We are working with our friends in Australia, India, Japan, New Zealand, Republic of Korea & Vietnam to share information & best practices as we begin to move the global economy forward: US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/4siAfyIvQS

— ANI (@ANI) April 29, 2020

You will know how to doing the dance after when you watch Youtube!! https://t.co/267a1zObKI
This Video was from last JAPAN DAY!!#auckland #japanday2020 pic.twitter.com/WDOW2X4bjQ

— Japan Day Auckland👘 (@JDAuckland) November 6, 2019

Around 60 Air NZ employees farewelled the All Blacks ahead of their trip to Japan with a moving haka on the tarmac at Auckland International Airport.

Employees performed the Air New Zealand haka, Te Mangopare, followed by a haka often performed by the All Blacks, Ka Mate. pic.twitter.com/43s2SsgQrh

— RNZ (@radionz) September 9, 2019

🙏🏽 THANK YOU JAPAN! Our team and fans felt the most incredible omotenashi (hospitality) from Japan. San kyu for making us feel so welcome. You’re welcome at our place anytime! @PureNewZealand #nzsays39 pic.twitter.com/Ae72O8HgTt

— All Blacks (@AllBlacks) November 7, 2019

Really want to see Japan in a top tier competition. No way the 6nations works with travel time and time zone issues.

Get them in the rugby championship https://t.co/fWnVhSLoqn

— Thistle Scottish Rugby Podcast (@thistlerugbypod) November 6, 2019

“Will Eddie be facing Japan in Six Nations?”

NO!

Can we stop with all this Japan in the Six Nations business. It’s the most stupid idea since tackles only below the waist… https://t.co/JcGdoJ04Es

— RugbyInsideLine (@RugbyInsideLine) November 4, 2019

Super Rugby's bold plan to keep Japan involved @geerob https://t.co/Yw1zD5kcK9

— SMH Sport (@SMHsport) May 14, 2020

After a HUGE month in 🇫🇯 our Fiji Airways Flying Fijians ✈️ out to Auckland for the Pasifika Challenge against @officialTongaRU this Saturday.
It's long now until the team departs for Japan and we are PUMPED to see them in action this weekend..#itsfijistime pic.twitter.com/AtMv8qRhBr

— Fiji Rugby Union (@fijirugby) August 27, 2019

The Rugby World Cup begins in Japan, an event that has been dominated by the Southern Hemisphere's giants New Zealand, Australia and South Africa https://t.co/ljZNktzAa5

— Bloomberg (@business) September 20, 2019

New Japan Pro-Wrestling New Zealand Dojo established in Auckland, NZ: tryouts to take place on May 9 & 10.

Full story: https://t.co/LReqsA6Xg8 #njpw pic.twitter.com/4rrGc3R9rh

— NJPW Global (@njpwglobal) February 10, 2020

The returning WRC rounds in New Zealand and Japan are set to be axed from the 2020 schedule due to economic and logistical hurdles stemming from the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/TxXvGWPWeu

— Autosport (@autosport) May 23, 2020

New Zealand, Japan #WRC rounds face cancellation:https://t.co/7cojweE94M

— Motorsport.com (@Motorsport) May 22, 2020

Warmer weather returns across #NewZealand for Friday – only the eastern North Island is cooler.

Good to have some of our NZ infographics back – the Japan team that normally makes them has their office closed due to the coronavirus scare. Thanks to UK team who are helping us out! pic.twitter.com/PSVWjMj5em

— WeatherWatch.co.nz (@WeatherWatchNZ) March 4, 2020

This visible satellite loop, comes to us from the Japan Meteorological Agency. Notice the radiation fog over Auckland & Waikato as well as Otago & Southland this morning. Sea fog in Pegasus Bay moved over Christchurch city and Lake Ellesmere. A front approaches from the west. ^AB pic.twitter.com/Kai0pQIIER

— MetService (@MetService) June 14, 2019

New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Singapore & South Korea. #TheJoshuaTreeTour2019 #U2
#Auckland #Brisbane #Melbourne #Adelaide #Sydney #Perth #Singapore #Tokyo #Seoul pic.twitter.com/ppyzOpF6Af

— U2 (@U2) May 31, 2019

Mutual Recognition Agreements have now been signed by the 🇬🇧 United Kingdom with the following countries:

🇺🇸 United States (world #1 economy)
🇯🇵 Japan (#3)
🇦🇺 Australia (#14)
🇳🇿 New Zealand (#51)

Read about them here: https://t.co/dlxtBfwAvJ

— Robert Kimbell #TimeForThePeople (@Rob_Kimbell) October 23, 2019

New Zealand’s economy is performing incredibly well despite the global economic environment. We’re growing faster than Australia, the US, the UK, Canada, Japan and the Euro zone. Certainly puts the opposition’s attempts to talk NZ down into context! pic.twitter.com/EZ8aUhazvG

— Chris Hipkins (@chrishipkins) January 30, 2020

A recent report by Deloitte found the space industry generated $1.75bn for the New Zealand economy in 2018-19.

Last year New Zealand launched the same number of rockets as Japan, India and Europe, making it a major player fast. #NewSpace #NewZealand https://t.co/s1TXJA4ibY

— Aditya Chaturvedi (@ACphenomen) January 25, 2020

That's Australia, New Zealand, US, maybe Canada, Japan, probably the EU, on the immediate negotiation list, plus WTO negotiations, with no trade strategy, no economy wide priorities, and no process for Parliamentary or stakeholder involvement. Can't see what could go wrong… https://t.co/IMVFdV7wiY

— David Henig (@DavidHenigUK) September 18, 2019

It's funny how Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Japan thrive outside the EU. Only 1 of those has a larger economy than the UK. Stopping telling us we re not good enough

— Mark Lees #stayathome (@WinterfellT) March 3, 2018

The UK-US FTA is a clear priority for @BorisJohnson as we move fast towards negotiations with Japan, Australia, New Zealand and the EU plus accession to CPTPP

Ensuring companies are aware of new opportunities is vital – good luck @grahamstuart!https://t.co/5V9GzRJhvx https://t.co/wfaBCRm0ao

— Steve Baker MP (@SteveBakerHW) March 4, 2020

From today, nationals from Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea and the USA can use eGates for #FasterTravel through the UK border.

Home Secretary @sajidjavid explains why this is good for our economy. pic.twitter.com/QwVp69HNej

— Home Office (@ukhomeoffice) May 20, 2019

Today @CommonsIntTrade I talked about the huge benefits for the UK in having the freedom and flexibility to determine our own regulation and strike new free trade deals with the likes of the US, Australia, Japan and New Zealand. #ReadyToTrade

Video below 👇 pic.twitter.com/qEcWDkgxD3

— Liz Truss (@trussliz) October 16, 2019

The UK-US FTA is a clear priority for @BorisJohnson as we move fast towards negotiations with Japan, Australia, New Zealand and the EU plus accession to CPTPP

Ensuring companies are aware of new opportunities is vital – good luck @grahamstuart!https://t.co/5V9GzRJhvx https://t.co/wfaBCRm0ao

— Steve Baker MP (@SteveBakerHW) March 4, 2020

Europe is open for business!
Japan, Vietnam, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Mercosur – we are expanding our circle of like-minded partners.

Up-to-date information on current #EUtrade talks and trade agreements already in place with @trade_EU and here → https://t.co/ZNaur4usZt pic.twitter.com/88UPLqbWwz

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) June 30, 2019

The EU has opened trade negotiations with Australia and New Zealand – this comes off the back of successful negotiations with Japan, Canada and Mexico.

Britain's trade interests are best advanced within the EU. Please RThttps://t.co/nZaHWJFCcT

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) May 23, 2018

Trump administration pushing to rip global supply chains from China. The U.S. government is working with Australia, India, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea and Vietnam to "move the global economy forward," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said April 29. https://t.co/rQN9QiI7hB

— Navroop Singh (@NavroopSingh_) May 5, 2020

We welcome the decision to invest in border control technology and extend the use of E-gates to visitor from USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan allowing easier access to business travellers from those markets #Budget2018 [via @BBT_online] https://t.co/tf2wOeKAyz

— BTA (@TheBTAorg) October 31, 2018

US-China trade war has a winner… Australia. Australian, New Zealand, and Canadian farmers/ranchers also enjoying their preferential access to Japan. https://t.co/aOlIWdaUb4

— Michael Punke (@MPunke) September 8, 2019

Fiji’s High Commission in India partnered with other High Commissions and Embassies in India to promote sports diplomacy. Collaborations have been made between the Diplomatic Missions of Fiji, Australia, New Zealand,South Africa,Argentine,Japan and Georgia @fiji_IND #fijinews pic.twitter.com/lBaFSIvNzM

— Fiji Ministry of Foreign Affairs (@Fiji_MOFA) July 6, 2019

The U.S., Australia, Japan and New Zealand invest in Papua New Guinea. Only 13 percent of that country has access to electricity. But this project will bring light and power to 70 percent of the population by 2030! https://t.co/1SanwRifNH
Check https://t.co/OZ1ajmJ0Fv pic.twitter.com/DR79Ns5u20

— US Embassy Cambodia (@USEmbPhnomPenh) December 4, 2018

Canada’s senior trade commissioners posted in Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Peru and Vietnam explain opportunities for Canadian companies in the Asia Pacific #CPTPP #TimeToDiversify pic.twitter.com/zIRZYXNRIe

— Trade Commissioner (@TCS_SDC) February 13, 2019

George Washington builds relationships w/ Japan, Australia, New Zealand during @TalismanSabre http://t.co/YiLAmbERup pic.twitter.com/AUcySgotHn

— U.S. Pacific Fleet (@USPacificFleet) July 13, 2015

Australia and New Zealand condemn Japan's plan for new whale research hunt in Antarctic https://t.co/ah9O9e5CFA pic.twitter.com/g0YytjTzyR

— Bloomberg (@business) December 1, 2015

New Zealand ニュージーランド Vol.8（North Island 北島）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ標記につき以下貼っておきます。リンクの日付が若干古いですが、最近アップデートしたものです。
All the below four were recently updated, though the dates are a little older.
New Zealand Vol.11 (Hawke’s Bay, Gisborne, Bay of Plenty)
New Zealand Vol.10 (Wellington, Manawatu-Whanganui)
New Zealand Vol.3 (Waikato, Taranaki)
New Zealand Vol.2 (Northland, Auckland)

英語ツイッター検索において日本及びニュージーランド北島関連で出て来たもの

【#JapanBrandProgram】
Pro cyclist Michael Rice visited Wellington NZ and Perth, Brisbane & Gold Coast Australia. He introduced exploring Japan by bicycle and shared various local attractions w/ episodes on sights & people he encountered. #CYCLEAROUNDJAPAN https://t.co/zx5GOeWSKd pic.twitter.com/uqnsCBQ3us

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) July 18, 2019

Introducing the ‘Enchanted Worlds Virtual Tour’!
Discover the characters, places and pastimes that defined Edo Japan – all from the comfort of your home.
Take the tour: https://t.co/u46zM7JOsR #AucklandArtGallery #ToioTamaki #EnchantedWorlds #virtualtour pic.twitter.com/mkQU2NXCw6

— Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki (@Auckartgal) May 18, 2020

Check out @OffTheTrackJpn post about Mt. Fuji and its look-alike in New Zealand. #Fuji #mtfuji #taranaki #mttaranaki #Japan #NewZealand https://t.co/57Ol9h2UiF

— Curated Japan (@curated_japan) June 3, 2018

This is amazing.
Awesome sky with ☁️ clouds.
Magnificent View 💝 Lenticular Clouds Over Fuji, Japan! 🇯🇵 and Mt Taranaki in New Zealand 🇳🇿
📸 by: @planetx44 pic.twitter.com/WT78Xdv8t5

— Cher Norris (@chernorris) December 11, 2019

https://t.co/anc8HS5Yvv Taranaki – volcano in the western part of the North Island. The height of 2518 m. The volcano is very similar to Japan's Mount Fuji. The mountain is part of the Egmont National Park with volcanoes, such as the Kai Tak Airport and Puakay… #retweet #follow pic.twitter.com/RvzB0lx9TX

— Phototravelz.com (@Phototravelzcom) November 23, 2019

Japanese in Whanganui – how fab. :o) pic.twitter.com/La7FVTpuzp

— Sarah O'Neil (@SarahtheGarden) September 18, 2015

Konnichiwa! 15 Japanese students are enjoying five days of cultural & educational activities in #Whanganui https://t.co/Py7qzUd7aL pic.twitter.com/s0Sw9WFwFy

— Education Central (@EdCentralNZ) August 21, 2017

A bold move to take flight to Japan for Gisborne's James Bowen is a success! He completed a Foundation internship over the summer at Air New Zealand in Tokyo and got a lot out of it. Read James' story: https://t.co/w2wUio1kIi #ThinkAsia pic.twitter.com/XFjuCt5cFi

— Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono (@asianewzealand) June 30, 2019

An honour to host a thank-you function this evening for 40+ volunteers who made the Japan Festival of Wellington happen. With singalong karaoke 🎤 from Na-Na-Mi and all. ありがとうございます！ pic.twitter.com/cD1ktHv8pK

— Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono (@asianewzealand) November 28, 2018

It was worth missing the train home to hear @jwharehinga's experience in Korea and Japan with @asianewzealand. #Gisborne Council you're lucky to have him! pic.twitter.com/4ttAJHNaLD

— Tim McCready 🇳🇿 (@Tim_McCready) February 15, 2018

Whanganui District Council has been formally recognised for its 30-year anniversary celebrations with Japanese sister city Nagaizumi-cho. https://t.co/ItOo2fCTvZ

— Whanganui Chronicle (@WhangaChron) April 1, 2019

A landmark Whanganui building is being transformed into a Japanese restaurant and cafe. https://t.co/TWgJ4hCDoB

— Whanganui Chronicle (@WhangaChron) July 26, 2018

Did you see the Japanese Drum Team in The Square today? Check out this quick video! pic.twitter.com/q93hyvboZM

— PN City & Manawatu (@Manawatu_NZ) September 25, 2015

Great to see Keisho Ohno (Tsugaru-jamisen) and Kenji Furutate (taiko drums) back at Auckland Japan Day after their appearance last year. Still loving their take on the James Bond theme. pic.twitter.com/lO62nGvm67

— Eleanor Goldsmith 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇳🇿🇯🇵🇪🇺🍵 (@zaichishka) February 9, 2020

On #ANZAC Day we remember the likes of Cpl. Norvin Granville of Wanganui, New Zealand who is one of 13 Kiwis buried at the Commonwealth War Cemetery in #Yokohama, #Japan. Cpl. Granville died in Japan on 7 February 1947 aged 21. @RSA_National @NZDFHeritage pic.twitter.com/XKMt1HqD1r

— Cole Cameron | キャメロン・コール (@colecameron) April 24, 2018

Nagaizumi – #Whanganui #NewZealand Friendship Centre Crane Project reaches Japan pic.twitter.com/MR4kGEPFvH

— Deborah Wai Kapohe (@DeborahKapohe) August 28, 2013

Departing Auckland for Tokyo. Thank you Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs @WinstonPeters for your hospitality and insight into security in the Indo-Pacific. A great visit to New Zealand. pic.twitter.com/LnERBLLAbA

— @EsperDoD (@EsperDoD) August 5, 2019

Heard on the grapevine: How Pacific trade pact primes New Zealand wine for Japan buzz

From sleepy New Zealand hillsides to sleek Tokyo dining scenes, a bottle of Hawke's Bay wine shipped to Japan traces an arc that exporters like Nigel Avery see as an https://t.co/54mR6jc5jo

— Thomas Ebhpartners (@ThomasEbhpartn1) March 25, 2019

After a hectic trip home from Japan, Farmstrong Ambassador Sam Whitelock and his family spent lockdown on their Hawke’s Bay farm. Sam says it was a perfect time to look at the big picture and think about the balance between work and family life. https://t.co/7jl83sQKv7 pic.twitter.com/bA7DDCTfTR

— Farmers Weekly NZ (@FarmersWeeklyNZ) May 18, 2020

📢 Are you in @Auckland_NZ today and want to see the All Blacks before they head off to Japan tomorrow?

Members of the team will be at the All Blacks store at Auckland Airport for a signing session from 5.30pm Sunday! pic.twitter.com/7URSnUasm2

— All Blacks (@AllBlacks) September 7, 2019

Come to the Tron for some afternoon footy! The All Blacks v Tonga match in Hamilton is your last chance to see the boys before they head to Japan.

⏰ 2:35pm, Saturday 7th September, FMG Stadium Waikato
🎟️ Grab tour tickets here ➡️ https://t.co/YYXQ52ZY0A pic.twitter.com/8ZEvpfvGhf

— All Blacks (@AllBlacks) August 24, 2019

ALL BLACKS ROAD TRIP | Eden Park sold out, so the All Blacks v Tonga clash is your last chance to see the All Blacks play before they head to Japan.

📅 7th September, 2:35pm, FMG Stadium Waikato.
🎟 https://t.co/t0RNW7GV7c pic.twitter.com/QSIn4258eS

— All Blacks (@AllBlacks) August 14, 2019

Fifty-year friendship with Japan rugby great forged during an upset on Gisborne back lawn https://t.co/8x7IRNSWKS pic.twitter.com/oSpuRTCabN

— Rugby Heaven (@NZRugbyHeaven) October 3, 2019

Waikato first-five Jason Robertson heads to Japan still dreaming of Super Rugby future https://t.co/EiqOnj4T20 pic.twitter.com/82VuZ1rq3j

— Rugby Heaven (@NZRugbyHeaven) April 12, 2017

Whanganui's latest All Black, Canterbury first five Brett Cameron, named in the wider squad to play Japan next month https://t.co/RwP5dMuWW4 pic.twitter.com/SSvZApg5B8

— Super Rugby Fans (@SuperRugbyFans) October 17, 2018

Born and raised in Manutuke in rural Gisborne, George Bridge didn't look destined to be an All Black according his mum, before a phone call when he was 17 set him on the road that's now taking him to the World Cup in Japan. https://t.co/vNndx0KzmZ

— RNZ (@radionz) August 31, 2019

Israel Dagg chooses to play for Japan over Hawke's Bay after Super Rugby season – reporthttps://t.co/sRbdbitqXB

Image via @PhotosportNZ pic.twitter.com/aWB9SPMh0A

— 1 NEWS – Sport (@1NewsSportNZ) July 13, 2018

Ex-Blues, Auckland coach joins Kenya Sevens in build up to Tokyo Olympicshttps://t.co/GmN6PC7Ara pic.twitter.com/eIgI8DFSyY

— 1 NEWS – Sport (@1NewsSportNZ) January 1, 2020

Congratulations and good luck to Hawke's Bay player Will Tremain who has been named on the bench for the NZ Under 20's team playing Japan at the @rugbyworldcup in France tomorrow morning. https://t.co/jlqW9OlTU6

— Hawke's Bay Magpies (@hbmagpies) May 30, 2018

Leitch to leave Waikato Chiefs to return to Japan: report https://t.co/1lSQ75ZOlw pic.twitter.com/JIRASon08a

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) May 16, 2017

Congrats to the Waikato Women's Development Sevens team – winners of the recent 2016 Hokkaido Sevens in Japan. pic.twitter.com/yAW5a7hr3g

— Waikato Rugby (@WaikatoRugby) June 30, 2016

Wellington (Internacional) in the final of the FIFA Club World Cup 2006,
Internacional(Brazil) vs FC Barcelona(Spain) 1-0
at Yokohama, Japan 17 Dec 2006
Photo by Masahide Tomikoshi / TOMIKOSHI PHOTOGRAPH pic.twitter.com/xLrexgaJVn

— tphoto (@tphoto2005) December 21, 2018

Utsunomiya 3×3 World Tour games start tomorrow! 2:25pm VS Piran and 4:10pm VS Dongguan NZ time. Must win at least 1 game to play Sunday! To watch go to https://t.co/fqOUS7omhV #3x3wt #3×3 #auckland #japan @FIBA3x3 @karl_noyer pic.twitter.com/l1eYBLAtdX

— Katelin Noyer (@KatelinNoy) July 27, 2018

Thank you Tauranga Hockey for hosting a great @waikato four nations with @japan_hockey @BELRedLions & @TheHockeyIndia now onto Hamilton for the 2nd leg starting Wednesday @BlackSticks v India Credit: @PhotosportNZ pic.twitter.com/1j7AtmVsmd

— Darren Smith (@yakhunter4) January 22, 2018

A race-to-race double @RacingTauranga for Murray Baker and @ForsmanAndrew and fittingly Japanese jockey Taiki Yanagida aboard Artiste in the Bay of Plenty Cup on Japan Racing Association day. pic.twitter.com/2tWqP9EMB4

— Mark Nowell Racing (@MarkANowell) March 23, 2019

Tough win!

The @PikeRacing-trained Blue Lagoon and jockey Leith Innes fend off all the challengers to take out the Drymix Cement Bay Of Plenty Cup on Japan NZ International Trophy Day@SKYNZ #NZRacing pic.twitter.com/MPrhaw8Kev

— TAB Racing (@TAB_Racing) March 24, 2018

A race-to-race double @RacingTauranga for Murray Baker and @ForsmanAndrew and fittingly Japanese jockey Taiki Yanagida aboard Artiste in the Bay of Plenty Cup on Japan Racing Association day. pic.twitter.com/2tWqP9EMB4

— Mark Nowell Racing (@MarkANowell) March 23, 2019

VIDEO|Queen + @AdamLambert performing "I Was Born To Love You" in Wellington tonight:https://t.co/pwLDlIEvIX

It's the first time they played this song outside Japan! We really hope it stays on the setlist 💕 pic.twitter.com/YvZBnAUlzA

— ADAM LAMBERT DAILY (@AdamL_Daily) February 5, 2020

VIDEO
3 CLIPS COMBINED isymcnt stories
Queen and @adamlambert in Wellington
I Was Born To Love You
First time being playedoutside of Japan! ♥️🥰 pic.twitter.com/9Blf0JQhrw

— GELLY (@4Gelly) February 5, 2020

The @QueenWillRock + @adamlambert shows are done in Japan and that means they are heading to Wellington!!! What song are you looking forward to hearing the most?

Full concert details + tickets 👉 https://t.co/h3kgYwCvkF #skystadium #RhapsodyTour #QALtour pic.twitter.com/gyfmksno6H

— Sky Stadium (@skystadium) February 2, 2020