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Canada カナダ Vol.14 (Québec ケベック州)

Most of the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Canada Vol.48 (Québec – Montréal: nationalpost, globalnews, torontostar)　モントリオール

Canada Vol.47 (Québec – Montréal: OttawaCitizen, CP24, CTVNews, CBCNews, mtlgazette, etc.)　モントリオール

Canada Vol.45 (Québec – cities incl Gatineau, Québec City)　モントリオール以外の各市（ガティノーやケベックシティを含む）

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
48：@TorontoStar,@DanicaSamuel、@TorontoStar,@rosajsaba
47：@mtlgazette
46：@mtlgazette、@nationalpost

Japan及び州名・都市名などを入力、検索して出て来たツイート

https://twitter.com/JaponMontreal/status/1437853662106173444

1-déc: Le Consul Général Izawa en visioconférence avec le DG d’IVADO pour parler d’intelligence artificielle nippo-québécoise.

Dec-1: Consul General Izawa videoconferencing with the CEO of IVADO to talk Japan-Quebec artificial intelligence.https://t.co/DuoVtZTpf5 pic.twitter.com/F2hywfUsqY

— Consulat Japon à Montréal｜在モントリオール総領事館 (@JaponMontreal) December 1, 2020

https://twitter.com/JaponMontreal/status/1407367782073868294
https://twitter.com/JaponMontreal/status/1438578436465840156
https://twitter.com/JaponMontreal/status/1438246246628487168
https://twitter.com/JaponMontreal/status/1438971022296842241
https://twitter.com/JaponMontreal/status/1437445979590955020
https://twitter.com/CanEmbJapan/status/1415919571341647873
https://twitter.com/ambafrancejp/status/1194458865401647104
https://twitter.com/NadineGirault/status/1324413440572665857

Triste histoire que celle de Diane Ménard de @ville_gatineau, confinée à sa cabine dans un bateau au Japon. Sa santé pourrait également se détériorer puisqu’elle n’a plus de médicaments pour traiter son diabète. Ma question @FP_Champagne aujourd'hui #polcan #polqc @PCC_HQ @CPC_HQ pic.twitter.com/awtscGvhnT

— Alain Rayes (@AlainRayes) February 6, 2020

Here is a to-scale superposition the Shinkansen main line on the USA. Its *entire* rail length would be almost exactly that of a single hypothetical Montreal-Atlanta line. They are adding a direct Tokyo-Osaka link (black) for the low price of $80bn. It will be done in 2045. https://t.co/6BxEhTKBg9 pic.twitter.com/cmB6hwkezD

— Quantian (@quantian1) April 4, 2021

https://twitter.com/sbergeron/status/1417142809241571342
https://twitter.com/yfblanchet/status/1220526842370842627

Thank you to our sponsors this year!#cccj #golf #japan #canada #thankyou @AirCanada @BMW @CanEmbJapan @GolfInJapan @GrandHyattTokyo @MapleLeafFoods @QuebecJapon @TACtokyo @TsutsujigaokaCC @WeberGrills pic.twitter.com/Bna0Py3G3U

— Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan (@cccjapon) April 28, 2021

A ribbon cutting ceremony today to open our Canadian pavilion at #nanotech2019 here in Japan. Thank you to @CanEmbJapan, the Alberta-Japan office, @QuebecJapon, and the Ontario-Japan office for your incredible support of this event and these innovative Canadian organizations. pic.twitter.com/1o9IdmVcn4

— NanoCanada (@Nano_Canada) January 30, 2019

Now Online for free. Freiras de Nagasaki (Les sœurs de Nagasaki) de Alain Vézina. Documentary about Quebec nuns who survived the atomic bomb attack on Nagasaki. French with Portuguese subtitles. Uranium Film Festival Rio 2021 https://t.co/qMWbVDdz7W & https://t.co/jr8IIiW9Ko

— International Uranium Film Festival (@URANIUMFESTIVAL) May 21, 2021

https://twitter.com/Liliane_cote/status/1278840027808772102
https://twitter.com/BrulotteDavid/status/1426067932585463811

Must read. Amongst other things, Great interview with SEA’s CEO from Singapore. Especially for you @SilvermanDan. @MRIF_Quebec @Quebec_India @QuebecJapon @JeanFrederic_LT @sergueileclerc https://t.co/ifz1dMm07C

— Québec à Singapour (@QuebecSingapour) October 10, 2020

Notre mission commerciale au Japon avec des #entreprises de nos cohortes se poursuit!

1st day @ the #JapanITWeek @ the #Canadian pavilion w/ the support of @CanadaTrade &the #Quebec general delegation in #Tokyo.

You can apply to our program until May 19: https://t.co/l7GBINxG1E pic.twitter.com/FUyD2oGkK4

— la base entrepreneuriale HEC Montréal (@labaseHEC) May 8, 2019

Quebec’s Beauce region is contrarian, dubbed “Quebec’s Japan,” it has built a thriving economy on entrepreneurship. In starting his own party, Maxime Bernier shows he will go his own way. Polls suggest his PPC will not win seats in this election. #elxn44 https://t.co/PyD96pKtkP

— iPolitics (@ipoliticsca) September 15, 2021

Crise du coronavirus : une école de Gatineau annule un voyage au Japon https://t.co/09De3AgOSb

— ICI Ottawa Gatineau (@iciottgat) February 26, 2020

De la part du famille du Best Western Plus Gatineau-Ottawa, nous souhaitons à Annie-Claude les meilleures chances dans son prochain projet qui sera au Japon. Viens nous voir quand tu reviendras au Canada et tu seras toujours la bienvenue au BW+ !!! #BWsmiles pic.twitter.com/Jg4EeYud2C

— BW Plus Gatineau (@BWGatineau) June 29, 2018

Deuxième médaille d'or pour Mikaël Kingsbury au Japon https://t.co/sslbRb6EnN #ottawa #gatineau pic.twitter.com/1S1QYAyy8h

— LeDroit (@LeDroitca) February 20, 2017

Nombre d'activités culturelles sont reliées à l'expo JAPON – Tradition. Innovation. RSVP maintenant! http://ht.ly/5cYPt #Gatineau

— Musée canadien de l’histoire (@MusCanHistoire) June 8, 2011

https://twitter.com/NIGHTLIFEMag/status/1437497132181753864

Le Québec vieillit. Avec le Japon et la Corée du Sud, c'est l'une des sociétés où le vieillissement est le plus rapide dans le monde.

Les détails avec @vmaisonneuve #Santé #Québec pic.twitter.com/WENEwBqQrO

— Patrice Roy (@PatriceRoyTJ) January 27, 2021

#ThrowbackThursday
No spooky Halloween parties this year sadly! Let's stay safe at home and play (horror) games or watch some (scary) movies.
But we still have a few photos from the past years for you, featuring #KWSfamily members in Brighton, Manila, Montreal and Tokyo. pic.twitter.com/TJE2gUrkSu

— Keywords Studios (@KeywordsStudios) October 29, 2020

Not exactly Tokyo but veryyy excited to be in Montreal for a fun project!

⛸ pic.twitter.com/JfnUcydKcf

— Nick McCarvel (@NickMcCarvel) July 22, 2021

So proud to finally be able to share months of efforts with the @MomentFactory teams in Montreal and Tokyo, on this ambitious mixed reality segment of the Closing Ceremony. #multimediadirector https://t.co/TaZ8MMSgBr

— Aude Guivarc'h (@audemaeva) August 9, 2021

Haley Daniels and COC President Tricia Smith both made history in their respective Olympic disciplines. Haley competed in the women's canoe slalom event debuting at Tokyo 2020 while Tricia was among those who competed in the inaugural women’s rowing events at Montreal 1976. pic.twitter.com/042kRSG5Go

— Team Canada PR (@TeamCanadaPR) July 29, 2021

A rare international pairs win for Japan as Miura Riku and Kihara Ryuichi completed victory in the Autumn Classic in Montreal.

Vanessa James and Olympic gold medallist Eric Radford took second on their competitive debut.@ISU_Figure @SkateCanada #ACI21 https://t.co/DYQwgt9Rgr

— Olympics (@Olympics) September 17, 2021

Japan's Miura Riku and Kihara Ryuichi have skated their way into first at the Autumn Classic in Montreal after the pairs short program.

James/Radford are second; Cain-Gribble/LeDuc third.@ISU_Figure @SkateCanada #ACI21 https://t.co/XAQjn8yvrJ

— Olympics (@Olympics) September 16, 2021

The duo faced a deduction for a fall, but still sit in 2nd place after the short program

Japan's Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara are in 1sthttps://t.co/EFknDQ0qAd

— CBC Olympics (@CBCOlympics) September 16, 2021

Montreal native made it to Tokyo as alternate following injury to South African athlete@CanSkateboard https://t.co/VKf73njFe4

— CBC Olympics (@CBCOlympics) July 26, 2021

Skateboarding has made its Olympic debut and Canada has sent three athletes: Micky Papa and Matt Berger in the street event and Andy Anderson in the park event. @AndiPetrillo breaks down how the sport is pivoting into the Olympic sphere ⬇️https://t.co/kJBnBReTAI

— CBC Olympics (@CBCOlympics) July 25, 2021

Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard of Montreal has won bronze in judo at the Tokyo Olympics.https://t.co/E4iNGSw6D6

— Global Montreal (@Global_Montreal) July 27, 2021

Thirty-five athletes with connections to Ottawa, Gatineau or eastern Ontario will be participating in the Summer Games in Tokyo this year. https://t.co/YwOhFPGzrZ

— CTV Ottawa (@ctvottawa) July 20, 2021

https://twitter.com/Tennis/status/1419009486623109131

I love the Olympic Games. The first I remember is Montreal. Tokyo hosting could have been amazing (think of the Rugby World Cup) This is so sad – but probably inevitable. The very best to all athletes. https://t.co/DRDp5pT3YY

— gkt_wales (@gkt_wales) July 8, 2021

Here's the facts – Tokyo, Mississauga, Raleigh, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Melbourne, France, Montreal – the only places benefiting from Scott Moe's jobs plan.

Not Saskatchewan#skpoli #skvotes #skdebate pic.twitter.com/OSI2dwHqOH

— Saskatchewan New Democrats (@Sask_NDP) October 15, 2020

"Après le Japon, l’Australie, les États-Unis et l’Europe, #Tableau mise sur la métropole québécoise pour y installer son infrastructure infonuagique.

Tableau espère ainsi accélérer le chargement et l’actualisation des extractions de #données. "https://t.co/nYgk6xB0T0

— Opera Conseil (@operaconseil) September 16, 2021

Next month’s @MUTEK_ES+@MUTEK_AR just released the first artists of MUTEK Connect program, streaming from 4 cities: Montréal, Mexico, Tokyo, and Valencia. Take a look at the programming and register for free on https://t.co/HHNCgI8kIH.#MUTEK #MUTEKES #MUTEKAR #MUTEKConnect pic.twitter.com/NrXd3M3DtP

— MUTEK Montréal (@MUTEK_Montreal) April 16, 2021

This is the latest installment of our Iconic Home Designs series, exploring classic house types in global cities. This year we're extending our global reach, with articles coming up on Beirut, Tokyo, Stockholm, New Orleans, Accra, Baltimore and Montreal.https://t.co/flOr0Dbc46

— Feargus O'Sullivan (@FeargusOSull) March 24, 2021

600 CENTRALES AU CHARBON! La Chine, l'Inde, l'Indonésie, le Japon et le Vietnam, construiront 600 centrales au charbon pour produire 300GW d'électricité! (Hydro-Québec 37GW). Qui pense que les mesures pour changer le CLIMAT vont changer quelque chose! https://t.co/nLJKhPu5nr

— Michel Morin (@morininfo) June 30, 2021

https://twitter.com/don_raul/status/1422696680399515648

"Broke-Ass City: I’d want to make sure I’m not taking resources away from any of the people who live there, but I’m currently dreaming of Mexico or Montreal, Tokyo or Tunisia, New Orleans or New York." https://t.co/wJDMIadt98

— SF Examiner (@sfexaminer) March 26, 2021

"LA, Montreal, Tokyo, London, Seoul, Helsinki. These are the places that come to mind when we think of game development, right? It will soon be time to add Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide to that list."https://t.co/ecMOUKfcWn

— DEVELOP (@developonline) July 23, 2021

En medio de fuertes aplausos, fue recibido el grupo de deportistas y entrenadores que arribó ayer a La Habana, tras competir en los Juegos Paralímpicos Tokio-2020, encabezados por la tricampeona, Omara Durand, y el joven saltador Robiel Sol#SomosCuba https://t.co/3d46hRgXfX

— Consulado General Cuba Montreal (@CGCuba_Montreal) September 14, 2021

Les #heatdome #domedechaleur ont toujours existé mais leur intensité/conséquences sont rendues +fortes dans un climat +chaud.
Nombreux exemples en juillet 2018 : multiples canicules extrêmes (Japon, Californie, Québec, Scandinavie, Algérie, Asie centrale)https://t.co/5y2zmVH1zY pic.twitter.com/rBp7BE3hD0

— Etienne Kapikian (@EKMeteo) July 5, 2021

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

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

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

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

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

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

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

Canada Vol.42 (Nunavut)　NU　ヌナブト準州

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

Japan及び州名・都市名などを入力、検索して出て来たツイート

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

— Canada Trade (@CanadaTrade) January 16, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Chris MacIntyre (@chriswhereyouat) August 7, 2021

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

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

— Jocelyn Curteanu (@JoyCurteanu) July 15, 2016

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

— Jocelyn Curteanu (@JoyCurteanu) September 7, 2018

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

NORIKO TADANO, GEORGE KAMIKAWA & ANNE NORMAN

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

— BHCAC (@BHCAC) May 9, 2018

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

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

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

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

— miranda trust (@miranda_trust) May 24, 2019

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

— CBC Science (@CBCScienceEnv) January 7, 2021

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

— Tyson Fedor (@TysonFedorTV) June 17, 2016

ICYMI:

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

— NiCHE (@NiCHE_Canada) September 14, 2019

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

— wheresshelly ✈ (@wheresshellyii) December 4, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

— Thelma Cheechoo (@thelmacheechoo) April 10, 2018

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

— Spectacular NWT (@spectacularNWT) April 7, 2019

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

— UltimateTravelShow (@TOTravelShow) October 16, 2014

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

— CBC North (@CBCNorth) November 4, 2014

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

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

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

— NorthStarAdventures (@NStarAdventures) September 18, 2017

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

— NorthStarAdventures (@NStarAdventures) August 2, 2014

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

— Aurora_Hunter (@AuroraHunterJoe) September 7, 2018

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

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

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

— PolarKnowledgeCanada (@POLARCanada) July 5, 2019

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

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

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

— Arctic Focus (@ArcticFocus) July 8, 2019

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

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

— Mark Evans (@MEYukon) July 7, 2015

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

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

— Aranjedeath (@Aranjedeath) June 24, 2020

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

— Ajungi Arctic (@AjungiGroup) May 19, 2016

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

— CBCNunavut (@CBCNunavut) September 17, 2012

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

— Planet Tracker (@planet_tracker) August 6, 2021

The Arctic ocean is a unique & fragile ecosystem.

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

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

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

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

— David Ho (@_david_ho_) June 25, 2021

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

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

— UBC IRSI (@UBCIRSI) May 11, 2021

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

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

— NAADSN_RDSNAA (@NAADSN_RDSNAA) May 4, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

— Linda Nowlan (@Linda_Nowlan) December 11, 2018

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

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

— Pauline Verheij (@PaulineVerheij) October 15, 2018

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

— Positive News (@PositiveNewsUK) October 14, 2018

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

— Sara Laughter (@GreenAwakening) October 4, 2018

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

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

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

— JPI Oceans (@jpioceans) October 4, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

— Brian Imagawa (@rocketdog632) June 29, 2020

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

— PolarKnowledgeCanada (@POLARCanada) July 4, 2019

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

— PolarKnowledgeCanada (@POLARCanada) July 5, 2019

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

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

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

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

— Margaret Huber (@HuberMargarethe) April 13, 2021

The action of the G7?

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

— XR Cambridge (@xr_cambridge) June 10, 2021

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

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

— IASC (@IASC_Arctic) November 19, 2020

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

— Frédéric Simon (@FredSimonEU) February 15, 2019

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

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

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

— Mark Collins (@Mark3Ds) March 11, 2020

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

— Liam Taipei (@LiamTaipei) September 8, 2021

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

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

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

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

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

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

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

— Bruce Ralston (@BruceRalston) February 11, 2019

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

— Bruce Ralston (@BruceRalston) November 14, 2018

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

— Bruce Ralston (@BruceRalston) October 17, 2018

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

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

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

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

— Patagonia (@patagonia) October 22, 2018

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

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

— Patagonia (@patagonia) January 27, 2019

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

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

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

— Monster Energy (@MonsterEnergy) October 16, 2019

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

— Douglas MacDonald (@dmac5dmark2) February 17, 2019

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

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

— Canada Action (@CanadaAction) November 15, 2019

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

— JustProps (@ProplinerSky) June 22, 2021

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

— Stewart Muir (@sjmuir) May 14, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

— CanNews24 (@CanNews24) September 10, 2021

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

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

— History_of_Geology (@Geology_History) January 26, 2021

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

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

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

— NAJC (@najc_ca) September 23, 2018

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

— explorASIAN (@explorASIAN) March 7, 2019

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

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

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

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

— रवि त्रिपाठी (@LegalKant) November 8, 2018

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

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

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

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

— DailyRadical History (@radicaldaily) February 26, 2020

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

— John Lee (@johnleewriter) January 12, 2021

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

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

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

— Colin Schultz (@_ColinS_) August 24, 2020

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

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

— Tanya Fir (@tanya_fir) October 19, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

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

–@CgyChinatown takeover pic.twitter.com/A42lsek7RM

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Invest Alberta (@Invest_Alberta) September 8, 2021

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

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

— Sandy Garossino (@Garossino) July 31, 2021

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

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

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

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

— CHFCA (@PoweringNow) September 10, 2021

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

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

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

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

— Startup Canada (@Startup_Canada) May 16, 2019

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

— Freshdaily (@freshdaily) March 2, 2020

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

— CBC Edmonton (@CBCEdmonton) August 1, 2021

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

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

— Wayne Cao (@ChairmanCao) July 6, 2019

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

— Anam Kazim (@anamkazimCA) August 5, 2018

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

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

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

— BoostMyBiz (@rockmybiztoday) August 8, 2019

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

— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) August 30, 2019

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

— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) August 18, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

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

— CTV Calgary (@CTVCalgary) August 6, 2021

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

— CBC Toronto (@CBCToronto) August 29, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Tom Corben (@CorbenTom) August 3, 2021

Most liveable cities in the world, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

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

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

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

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

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

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

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

Japan及び本稿各州名などを入力、検索して出て来たツイート

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

— Pal Hollywood (@pallashollywood) January 29, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

— Ian Burney (@IanBurneyJapan) November 22, 2019

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

— Ian Burney (@IanBurneyJapan) May 17, 2018

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

— Ian Burney (@IanBurneyJapan) November 22, 2018

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

— rebekka r (@rosieelbow) February 14, 2021

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

— Sonja Boon (@storied_selves) July 6, 2021

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

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

— Alan Menken (@AIMenken) October 22, 2020

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

— NSCAD University (@NSCADUniversity) September 2, 2021

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

— SWITCH (@switch_pub) March 31, 2020

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

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

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

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

— Destination Canada (@DestinationCAN) September 5, 2019

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

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

— CTV News (@CTVNews) August 21, 2019

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

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

— Historica Canada (@HistoricaCanada) April 6, 2019

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

— Bill Matthews (@billyiswilliam) March 11, 2014

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Jim Quinn (@SenatorJimQuinn) March 6, 2015

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

— Native Earth (@NativeEarth) March 8, 2016

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

— nbhoopreport (@nbhoopreport) August 25, 2021

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

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

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

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

— FredTourism (@FredTourism) August 17, 2020

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

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

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

— cheryl (@tincanfire) April 9, 2020

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

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

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

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

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

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.22

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。

Team GB stars fly out to Japan from Heathrow for Tokyo Olympics with just over two-weeks until postponed games kick off https://t.co/2qcxGqG0KI

— The Sun (@TheSun) July 7, 2021

Farah could MISS Tokyo Olympics after tasting first 10,000m defeat in ten years https://t.co/IBQKK1tz1v

— The Sun (@TheSun) June 6, 2021

Covidiots will be thrown OUT of Tokyo Olympics if they break strict new rules https://t.co/yu8MCYY3Qv

— The Sun (@TheSun) April 29, 2021

Japan declares Covid emergency three months before Olympics in Tokyo https://t.co/FO2EIVQjY7 pic.twitter.com/P2mqQ4Mlap

— The Sun (@TheSun) April 23, 2021

Tokyo 2020 Olympics BAN athletes from kneeling https://t.co/jGuHVSL65g

— The Sun (@TheSun) April 21, 2021

North Korea first country to withdraw from Tokyo Olympics over Covid fears
https://t.co/hJDlM7YhiF

— The Sun (@TheSun) April 6, 2021

Canadian Kim Gaucher has won in her quest to bring her baby to the Olympics. The IOC says it will now allow breastfeeding athletes to bring their children to Tokyo.https://t.co/ODljO3x3ZJ

— CBC News (@CBCNews) June 30, 2021

Canada's Denis Shapovalov says in a Twitter post he made the decision to pull out of the upcoming Tokyo Olympics for safety reasons "due to the current situation" amid the high number of COVID-19 cases and low vaccination rate in Japan. https://t.co/d0uJnUSKnN

— CBC News (@CBCNews) June 21, 2021

Organizers of the Tokyo Olympics have set a limit of 50 per cent of capacity up to a maximum of 10,000 fans for all Olympic venues.
The decision contradicts the country's top medical adviser. https://t.co/B0M9rgI6CI

— CBC News (@CBCNews) June 21, 2021

Japan has extended a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and other areas for 20 more days, with infections still not slowing as it prepares to host the Olympics in July. https://t.co/WH7Wr64ChV

— CBC News (@CBCNews) May 28, 2021

Tokyo bound: Maritime athletes reflect on Olympic hopes | CBC News https://t.co/A01GjZ9KxP

— CBC Moncton (@CBCMoncton) July 4, 2021

A Toronto woman is hoping to make waves at the Olympic Games in Tokyo this summer. Sarah Douglas is part of the nine-member team representing Canada in sailing. She spoke with CBC News Toronto at 6 host @dwightdrummond about what inspired her to get into the sport. pic.twitter.com/X4b8l5raKT

— CBC Toronto (@CBCToronto) June 17, 2021

"No word on vaccines, no testing at all." DIJ deputy director @barbGhawaii interviewed by @CBCNews Network morning show host Heather Hiscox @cbchh about Olympic volunteering and a potential shift in Japanese sentiment towards the #TokyoOlympics https://t.co/tDQ5Erhllo

— DIJ Tokyo (@dij_tokyo) June 9, 2021

https://twitter.com/NBCOlympics/status/1412830189013319685

From @WSJopinion: Holding the Tokyo Olympics this year would send an important message about the world moving again after more than a year of lockdowns. https://t.co/HJYYSgiR6D

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

Jessica Springsteen, the daughter of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa, is ranked 27th in the world in show jumping and has a good chance to win a medal at the Tokyo Olympics. https://t.co/0JtQAmnq9v

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

Athlete activism has led the International Olympic Committee to adopt new rules allowing competitors at the Games in Tokyo to express their views on issues before their events, but not on the field, on the medal stand or during other ceremonies. https://t.co/IH8Z99PMmr

— The New York Times (@nytimes) July 2, 2021

Worry about the Tokyo Olympics is widespread in Japan. With less than 10% of the population vaccinated, many fear the Games could cause a Covid-19 surge.

Will the sense of discontent fade? Listen to today’s episode of The Daily.https://t.co/5ClGRSU0NT

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 28, 2021

Alcohol will be banned at the Tokyo Olympics in a bid to control the coronavirus, organizers said. The decision came after an outcry from the Japanese public, which is deeply skeptical of hosting the Games.https://t.co/PomPPpDmMg

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 23, 2021

Wondering why the Tokyo Olympics haven’t been canceled? The answer lies in billions of dollars, years of work and thousands of athletes who can’t wait any longer. https://t.co/OEg1sfTuyB

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 22, 2021

Breaking News: Up to 10,000 domestic spectators will be allowed to attend the Tokyo Olympics this summer, indicating a growing certainty that the Games will go on.https://t.co/NNaamulIXS

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 21, 2021

Breaking News: Rafael Nadal announced that he would not participate in Wimbledon or the Tokyo Olympics “after listening to my body.”https://t.co/T0GVWdnndY

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 17, 2021

“We’re the guinea pigs at this point.”

Australian softball players were the first athletes to arrive in Japan before the Tokyo Olympics. Their routine of coronavirus tests, hotel confinement and playing Nintendo offers a preview of a Games like no other.https://t.co/wiynpJBjFE

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 4, 2021

About 10,000 of the 80,000 volunteers for next month’s Tokyo Olympics have quit, the chief executive of the Games’ organizing committee said, amid rising worries about the Games happening during the pandemic. https://t.co/8UPvtKyxEA

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

The Tokyo Olympics are under new pressure. Public health experts have suggested the Games’ safety plans put athletes and others at risk, and the Asahi Shimbun newspaper, an Olympics partner, called on Japan’s prime minister for cancellation.https://t.co/rObgfoYLde

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 26, 2021

In another blow for the Tokyo Olympics, the U.S. warned citizens against traveling to Japan, which has seen an increase in coronavirus cases.

The declaration is unlikely to affect the decision to send U.S. athletes to the Games. https://t.co/NMa6t7dMMb

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 25, 2021

83% of people polled in Japan said they did not want Tokyo to host the Olympics this summer. Opposition to the Games comes as growing areas of the country have been placed under a state of emergency because of surging coronavirus cases. https://t.co/IWWjmCHbDF

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

https://twitter.com/Footy_Headlines/status/1409389626608041992

A giant 3D cat has taken over one of Tokyo's biggest billboards https://t.co/yutB5tVGaK pic.twitter.com/l8tCyjSUzn

— CNN International (@cnni) July 7, 2021

The Ever Given has begun its journey out of the Suez Canal more than three months after it ran aground, clogging up one of the world's most vital trade arteries and disrupting global supply chains. https://t.co/LGYiROhAis

— CNN International (@cnni) July 7, 2021

Settlement agreed to release ship that blocked Suez Canal https://t.co/wmk540GEMz

— Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) July 4, 2021

The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has held the giant ship and its crew in a lake between two stretches of the waterway since it was dislodged on March 29, amid a dispute over a demand for compensation by the SCA.

https://t.co/wfWtwjjsG8

— Deccan Herald (@DeccanHerald) July 4, 2021

The owners and insurers of the #EverGiven container ship that blocked the #SuezCanal said a formal settlement had been agreed in a compensation dispute, and the vessel would be allowed to sail on July 7.https://t.co/WYsOf37uf7

— Zee News English (@ZeeNewsEnglish) July 5, 2021

The SCA said the settlement contract would be signed on Wednesday at a ceremony, and that participants would be able to watch the ship leaving. https://t.co/LC4qmRiTEl

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 5, 2021

While machine-made paper has largely replaced washi throughout the country, the painstaking process of making the paper by hand is still practiced in a handful of cities and towns https://t.co/DPTWRwXA8m

— National Geographic (@NatGeo) July 4, 2021

8023 m – the deepest water site ever drilled and cored!#IODP-expedition "Japan Trench Paleoseismology" reached two new depth records, writes co-chief scientist @michi_strasser in the expedition's blog: https://t.co/6qMQhG39Yf @BBCScienceNews reports:https://t.co/N59JcahyNI

— Uni Innsbruck (@uniinnsbruck) May 21, 2021

James Ryan gives his reaction to Ireland's 39-31 victory over Japan and his side's performance. Ryan is also asked about his absence from the Lions squad. #IREvJPN #RTERugby pic.twitter.com/RGf0CHusbQ

— RTÉ Rugby (@RTErugby) July 3, 2021

https://twitter.com/IrishRugby/status/1411294891100020737
https://twitter.com/IrishRugby/status/1411293057023086595
https://twitter.com/rugbyworldcup/status/1411203050887208960
https://twitter.com/tcdsports/status/1408044659218206725

When it comes to the Olympic Games and national reputation, public memory has great staying power. What will global audiences remember from the upcoming #TokyoOlympics? @Courland_prince of @HSE_eng and @JournalofPD discusses: https://t.co/4ygfFFmwdy pic.twitter.com/6TEOzyRhnk

— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) June 17, 2021

As US-China competition deepens, @POTUS has sought to repair many of the broken relationships with its Asian allies. What does this look like when it comes to US-Japan relations? @jbmllr @MLInstitute gives his critical view on our latest issue.https://t.co/uLqvuXtfpE

— GlobalAsia (@GlobalAsiaEAF) June 30, 2021

For those interested in the economics and trade elements of Japan's approach to the Indo-Pacific, don't miss this discussion with my good friend @TomoakiIshigaki via @MLInstitute:https://t.co/OTEumyBlyp

— J. Berkshire Miller (@jbmllr) June 30, 2021

For those who missed it last week, here is the full discussion from our Indo-Pacific conference. Thanks to great speakers for joining us: @LisaCurtisDC @GarimaMo @VNiquet @FrederickKliem @M_Johnston1 and Fukushima Akiko:https://t.co/J391fawhzb @MLInstitute

— J. Berkshire Miller (@jbmllr) June 28, 2021

3 weeks before Olympic Games, Japan still unsure about spectators https://t.co/HV2aMGwqQ2

— 9NEWS Denver (@9NEWS) July 1, 2021

Japan is taking a big bet on hydrogen, and planning to shift a big chunk of their power to hydrogen. This is part of the country's plans to be carbon-free within the next 30 years, and it could revolutionize the global energy market. Via @WSJ https://t.co/Kzjtfcl2bt

— VU Engineering (@VUEngineering) June 14, 2021

What would you do with an extra day off a week?

Learn more about what is important to employees post-pandemic: https://t.co/9TBIT6NltJ pic.twitter.com/C9YB3fX3Vp

— World Economic Forum (@wef) June 24, 2021

China’s defence spending has increased by 620% since 1990. ‘Greater Japanese activism is a defensive, responsible reaction to Japan’s worsening threat environment,’ write @profLind and Elbridge Colby. Read more: https://t.co/TIBEUvtWxX

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) June 24, 2021

With trade being central to the UK’s ambitions for ‘Global Britain’, a dedicated ministerial track is one obvious way to mark global trade as a key priority. ‘It is up to the UK to prove the format is worth keeping beyond 2021,’ argues @MPetsinger:https://t.co/fNgi5dXbVs

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) June 11, 2021

A massive custom-made face covering, weighing 35kg, has been placed on a giant Buddhist goddess statue in Japan to pray for the end of the coronavirus pandemic | https://t.co/s9C7UV8dSU pic.twitter.com/IbxKbWUasR

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 18, 2021

A giant statue of a Buddhist goddess in Japan gets a face mask to pray for the end of the global health crisis https://t.co/K4RYVs0OhL pic.twitter.com/EsnJpraL0H

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 16, 2021

The escape of Carlos Ghosn.#AFPgraphics showing the escape route of Carlos Ghosn, the ex-CEO of Renault-Nissan, from Japan to Lebanon pic.twitter.com/I4jU23EEKT

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) June 14, 2021

VIDEO: Christopher Cosser, African climbing champion and South African Olympian, explains how climbing will work at the Tokyo Games

Sport climbing will make its Olympic debut alongside four other new disciplines: surfing, skateboarding, baseball and karate pic.twitter.com/HmCIgQtHMu

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) June 13, 2021

Life in the Tokyo Olympic bubble could be "challenging" for athletes, the Australian softball team, the first team to arrive in Japan, warns https://t.co/KcrgoUZfw9 #TokyoOlympics #AFPsports pic.twitter.com/JbaeCdHzrZ

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) June 13, 2021

https://twitter.com/AFPphoto/status/1403502306805661699

Why people are afraid to show support for the Tokyo Olympics https://t.co/WUe6vCK6DW

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 12, 2021

JAPAN'S SHIONOGI IS TO MANUFACTURE ENOUGH COVID-19 VACCINES FOR 30 MILLION PEOPLE BY THE END OF THE YEAR. THEY AIM TO ADDRESS VARIANTS – YOMIURI.

— Breaking Market News (@FinancialJuice) June 9, 2021

Shimadzu Corporation and Shionogi & Co., Ltd. announced the conclusion of a basic agreement on business partnership for wastewater surveillance for viruses in the field of infectious diseases including the novel coronavirus. https://t.co/QRMcBXYTfZ #shimadzu #covid19

— Shimadzu Corporation (@shimadzuAN) June 4, 2021

BREAKING | TSMC eyes plans for first chip plant in Japanhttps://t.co/5XJhW5PUma

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) June 10, 2021

NEW: How B.C. childhood friends Sean McColl and Alannah Yip climbed their way to Tokyo Olympics https://t.co/vRXXVDHfzu via @torontostar

— Douglas Quan (@dougquan) June 12, 2021

Two Americans are standing trial in Tokyo on charges they helped ex-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn flee Japan while on bail. Michael and Peter Taylor are suspected in the escape plot in which Ghosn was spirited away in a music equipment box on a private jet. https://t.co/gdTUchtPN5

— The Associated Press (@AP) June 14, 2021

A top Japanese official says relations with Taiwan are non-governmental and practical that recognizes China as the sole legitimate government. “Japan's position is to maintain working relations with Taiwan at the nongovernment level.” (Corrects quote.) https://t.co/g0daZNYUsD

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

Osaka, Japan and Adelaide, Australia round out the top three most livable cities in the world for 2021.

Guess which island city is No. 1? Here's a hint: It's also in the Asia-Pacific region.https://t.co/4WByUgLhx7

— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) June 9, 2021

Osaka Univ. team finds COVID-19-supercharging antibodies https://t.co/sLHlhS7RId —

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

#Wakayama is moving forward with the sole applicant that is seeking to build an integrated #casino resort in the #Japanese city.
https://t.co/63desolrqj

— CasinoOrg (@Casino_Org) June 2, 2021

Suncity and Clairvest are the only two runners to join Wakayama Prefecture casino license race.https://t.co/yq8s4Henq1 #SiGMA2020 #Gambling #iGaming #poker #onlinecasino #Malta #Manila #esport #betting #slots

— SiGMA (@iGamingSummit) May 6, 2020

ANALYSIS-Japan's yen set to suffer a while longer as BOJ baulks at tapering: The developed world's most dovish central bank and companies keen to put cash to work overseas have combined to make Japan's yen one of the world's worst performers this… https://t.co/um72TLmwvh NASDAQ

— FinanzLinksUSA (@FinanzLinksCom) June 4, 2021

Dollar near 2-month high vs yen, U.S. inflation beats expectations https://t.co/0goYAq6Ceb pic.twitter.com/Yq4sNJDhJa

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 31, 2021

Japan's Lower House condemns the Myanmar coup and presses the military to return to democracy, putting the Japanese government on record before this week's G7 summit. https://t.co/I051sHYSOC pic.twitter.com/jNf7GCGc8P

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) June 8, 2021

Japan finmin says G7 clinches 'historic' deal on minimum global tax https://t.co/T6OJh1zrPj pic.twitter.com/NTY1g6yNIc

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 8, 2021

The 2020 Summer Games were meant to kick off this week in Tokyo. #UofG Prof. Timothy Dewhirst of @LangUofG considers the Olympic brand's ongoing challenges in a new @TorontoStar commentary.@UofG https://t.co/LosCGX5t42

— University of Guelph News (@UofGuelphNews) July 24, 2020

#Coronavirus #コロナウイルス Vol.28

All the below tweets are in English.
標記につき取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Spreads Quickly In Air: Vietnam On Hybrid Of Variants Found In India, UK

Read more: https://t.co/1hsseLZGUx #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/VsyThFtjkZ

— NDTV (@ndtv) May 30, 2021

A second highly infections #COVID19 variant that’s overwhelmed India and is spreading in the UK has been found in #Melbourne.

The Delta strain is more transmissible than its Kappa cousin – blamed for our lockdown. @msanto92 #9News pic.twitter.com/cNGPcnRovw

— 9News Melbourne (@9NewsMelb) June 4, 2021

Authorities in #Vietnam have detected a new #coronavirus variant that is a combination of the #Indian and #UK #COVID-19 variants and spreads quickly by air, the health minister of Vietnam said on Saturday.#india #news #covidnews #COVID19 #UPnews https://t.co/YB5P0B1q3O

— तरुणमित्र (हिंदी दैनिक ) (@tarunmitragroup) June 4, 2021

Under the new scheme, first varrient identified in the UK, is labelled “alpha”. The 2nd one from South Africa is “beta”, the 3rd one from Brazil is “gamma” and the 4th one detected in India is “delta”.#COVID19 #COVID19PK
https://t.co/vQONPBkXGK

— Muzzamil Hussain مزمل حسین (@1sudo) June 4, 2021

#COVID19 variant first found in the UK will be labelled ‘Alpha’ and the one detected in India as ‘Delta’, according to WHO's new nomenclature

Read more in today's #HTCovidDispatch: an informed pandemic-related newsletter with updates and opinions https://t.co/zFdS5POLlk pic.twitter.com/FS7wei4Tfw

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) June 1, 2021

https://twitter.com/katyjon/status/1399694623015161860
https://twitter.com/MissManc/status/1399833131469971458

From now on the WHO will use Greek letters to refer to variants of #COVID19.

Current variants of concern (VOC) are:

Alpha – first identified in UK
Beta – first identified in South Africa
Gamma – first identified in Brazil
Delta – first identified in India https://t.co/loTb61rv9e

— Junayd (@mjunayd) May 31, 2021

Vaccilating on Vaccines@NepaliTimes Editorial: 'Nepal’s vaccine diplomacy has failed, but India, UK, EU, US, WHO have also let us down as we are battered by the #Covid19 second wave."https://t.co/24I2vCsv8D

— Kunda Dixit (@kundadixit) May 30, 2021

https://twitter.com/CurtisSChin/status/1399602738217066497

#COVID19 variant identified in #India may increase risk of hospitalization, UK officials say https://t.co/pXq230DK7K

— Saudi Gazette (@Saudi_Gazette) June 4, 2021

Panel warns #India’s ‘delta’ #COVID19 variant highly infectious. Global response needed to tackle virus that is 50% more transmissible than the one in UK https://t.co/leXkS2vqGT

— Gulf News (@gulf_news) June 4, 2021

Prior infections and partial vaccinations are insufficient impediments to its spread, as seen in Delhi, say researchers. #FMTNews #India #Covid19 https://t.co/r0QnklFOrk

— Free Malaysia Today (@fmtoday) June 4, 2021

https://twitter.com/Unicefuk_media/status/1400455570872705038

UK reports no new #Covid19 deaths for the first time since March 2020
LIve: https://t.co/lZoU0GUiNg #Coronavirus #covid19 pic.twitter.com/EHCJlq0UJN

— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) June 2, 2021

Excellent. We shouldn't be classifying diseases based on country of origin. Having this terminology for #covid19 variants is important (even as I wish they'd come earlier):

Alpha: B.1.1.7 (UK)
Beta: B.1.351 (South Africa)
Gamma: P.1 (Brazil)
Delta: B.1.617.2 (India) https://t.co/q6kzpZJKBM

— Leana Wen, M.D. (@DrLeanaWen) June 1, 2021

.@IndianExpress reports India may soon test feasibility of mixing two different vaccines. Early data from a similar study in UK showed adverse reactions were short lived, with no other safety concerns. Full results coming in June. https://t.co/uggzxwWcfD #Covid19 #vaccines

— Soutik Biswas (@soutikBBC) May 31, 2021

"Covid has no credible natural ancestor": A new explosive UK study claims that #coronavirus was actually created in a lab in Wuhan#ITVideo #China #Wuhan #WuhanLab #Coronavirus #Covid19 #UKStudy pic.twitter.com/2Tg3P6virF

— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) May 31, 2021

Vietnam plans to test all 9 million people in its largest city for the coronavirus and imposed more restrictions Monday to deal with a growing #Covid19 outbreak.https://t.co/flfO34FKY3

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) May 31, 2021

#Vietnam has discovered a new coronavirus variant that's a hybrid of strains first found in #India and the #UK.#COVID19 https://t.co/YNcEBU1r0K

— Outlook Magazine (@Outlookindia) May 30, 2021

Vietnam detects hybrid of Indian and UK Covid-19 variant #Vietnam #COVID19 #India https://t.co/rRUedZ36nb pic.twitter.com/HtZG2dIlSB

— 92 News HD Plus (@92newschannel) May 29, 2021

Vietnam has discovered a new #Covid19 variant that’s a hybrid of #coronavirus strains first found in India and the U.K.https://t.co/va39hzVpLe

— The New Indian Express (@NewIndianXpress) May 29, 2021

Vietnam detected a highly transmissible new variant of the #coronavirus that has helped fuel a recent wave of infections in the country.

Genetic sequencing indicates that the new variant is a mix of the strains first detected in the UK & India.https://t.co/yrK2cPlpEX #COVID19

— MicrobesInfect (@MicrobesInfect) May 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/1398631148927004675

Vietnam detects hybrid of Indian, UK #COVID19 variants https://t.co/aU6wYhz0YR

— Business Today (@BT_India) May 29, 2021

"After running gene sequencing on newly detected patients, we have discovered a new variant that is a mix of India and UK ones," Nguyen Thanh Long was quoted as saying.#COVID19

https://t.co/mbnGNAvXR8

— Deccan Herald (@DeccanHerald) May 29, 2021

Vietnam detects hybrid of the COVID-19 variant first detected in the UK and the variant first detected in India #COVID19 https://t.co/IcPb9Os0qd

— Sean Previl (@SeanPrevil) May 29, 2021

"We found 94% of the patients with #COVID19 can be treated with home care."@Deloitte CEO @PunitRenjen discusses his company's work with the #Haryana govt to set up a virtual health care system & reduce the "crush" on #India's hospitals.

His mother & employees included ❤️ pic.twitter.com/NmtnhvW4vt

— Julia Chatterley (@jchatterleyCNN) May 25, 2021

https://twitter.com/trtworld/status/1398967555692314626
https://twitter.com/abhijeetrai00/status/1400020824015347720

https://twitter.com/BiIndia/status/1400520157181612036
https://twitter.com/BiIndia/status/1399734985586659332

#COVID19 | The research paper was published on the backdrop of the UK's decision to reduce the gap between two doses of vaccine to address the concerns about the spread of the B.1.617 variant, first detected in India.https://t.co/VnIBRZFMYp

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) June 4, 2021

The UK officials working on the review into COVID-19 status certificates believe there is no chance the law will be changed to mandate their use within the UK, the report added.#Covid19 https://t.co/YrX4RaEJRc

— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) May 31, 2021

Delta Variant of Covid-19 Now Dominant in UK, May Have Higher Hospitalisation Risk: Health Officialshttps://t.co/7xIV6C5uAk #COVID19 #coronavariant #UK #DeltaVariant

— Yahoo India (@YahooIndia) June 5, 2021

The Delta variant of #COVID19, or the B1.617.2 highly transmissible variant of concern (VOC) first identified in India, has now become the dominant VOC in the #UK as infections rose by 5,472 in a week to hit a total of 12,431 https://t.co/2DbcjKfuMJ

— National Herald (@NH_India) June 4, 2021

The Delta variant of concern first identified in India is now dominant in Britain and might have an increased risk of hospitalisation compared to the Alpha variant, #UK #Covid19 #CovidVariant https://t.co/zTRsjBI97w

— The Peninsula Qatar (@PeninsulaQatar) June 4, 2021

COVID-19 #LIVE Updates | UK Approves Pfizer/BioNTech COVID Shot For Kids In 12-15 Age Group@pfizer #COVID19 #CoronavirusPandemic #Vaccine https://t.co/pvxuzpzMM3

— NewsMobile (@NewsMobileIndia) June 4, 2021

via @NYTimes Delta variant leaves UK cautious despite announced June 21 opening up. US on the other hand has dropped covid19 restraints. Europe is even more cautious. Unlikely if India will see barred entry to these nations lifted soon. https://t.co/UwOE8axlWW

— K. C. Singh (@ambkcsingh) June 5, 2021

https://twitter.com/FISI_UK/status/1400025769573761024

The #JohnsonVariant of #COVID19 is spreading in England's #schools and colleges, @PHE_uk data shows@BorisJohnson @Conservatives #coronavirus #Sage @IndependentSage https://t.co/AFm2eTwqGH

— Noise/Clinic (@NoiseClinic1) June 4, 2021

Concerns over #IndianVariant risk with more #NHS Hospital admissions…#COVID19 #Covid19UK https://t.co/6vuU0SiB3x

— Oinfo UK (@oinfo_uk) June 4, 2021

Despite a fairly high vaccination rate,the UK has started experiencing a new surge in #COVID19 cases during last 7 days. There has been a 24% jump.
Another indicator of the fact that India should be cautious in unlock moves and do not lower the guards. pic.twitter.com/ZXvOaFxUys

— Pranay Upadhyaya (@JournoPranay) May 29, 2021

UK reports 5,765 new cases of #COVID19 on Saturday and 13 more deaths within 28 days of a positive test pic.twitter.com/Gbgw4NOuL0

— DD India (@DDIndialive) June 5, 2021

Scientists in UK urge caution over lockdown end amid COVID third wave fears#COVID19 #unitedkingdom https://t.co/Ocl1BNEUEe

— India TV (@indiatvnews) June 1, 2021

The #UK is in the early stages of a third wave of #COVID19, a scientist advising the UK government said, media reports said on Monday. pic.twitter.com/zmqGtCcnNU

— IANS Tweets (@ians_india) May 31, 2021

#London’s busy #HeathrowAirport opened a dedicated new terminal on Tuesday for arrivals from countries designated as “red list”, such as #India, for a higher risk of #COVID19 transmissionhttps://t.co/tpvMgCR0xn

— FinancialXpress (@FinancialXpress) June 1, 2021

Currently, there are 43 countries on the UK government's red list to cover regions linked with high-risk Covid-19 variants #coronavirus #COVID19 https://t.co/qDyYVzHIu0

— Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) June 1, 2021

Currently, there are 43 countries on the UK government’s red list to cover regions linked with high-risk COVID-19 variants such as #India, Brazil and South Africa.#RedList #COVID19 #travel https://t.co/woQzq3X0Wy

— Travel Turtle (@travelturtlemag) June 1, 2021

#BorisJohnson dithered allowing a minimum 20,000 from India before a half-arsed ‘ban’, which STILL allows flights daily and now his #IndianVariant is rampant throughout the UK ….
holidays f****d again thanks to #BorisTheClown #COVID19 https://t.co/jy1tzpYnlF

— geoffh (@geoffh33) June 3, 2021

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.20

標記につき取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Exclusive-G7 to back minimum global corporate tax, vow to keep support for economy – draft https://t.co/9GWgR9c1lN

— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) May 31, 2021

Foreign Minister Motegi’s Attendance at the G7 Trade Ministers’ Second Meeting
https://t.co/rRUoszrkPg pic.twitter.com/5LAScxGwaO

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) May 29, 2021

#EU–#Japan summit to advance a strategic, like-minded partnership#CircularEconomy #COP15 #COP26 #leadership #climatechange #environmentalprotection #collab #governance #digitaltransformation #economic #G7 #G20 #SDGs #climate #ClimateAction https://t.co/0DXqDgAZLw

— Circular Economy (@circularimpacts) May 27, 2021

President Biden plans to announce that he has selected R. Nicholas Burns as his ambassador to China and Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles as his ambassador to India. Rahm Emanuel, the former mayor of Chicago, has also been selected as ambassador to Japan. https://t.co/5oCe5cQK14

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 27, 2021

Biden expected to tap Rahm Emanuel for Japan ambassador https://t.co/t5vVYnTsMY pic.twitter.com/8qkCfAkoTA

— The Hill (@thehill) May 11, 2021

NEW: Biden will nominate Rahm Emanuel as U.S. ambassador to Japan https://t.co/E36sTDHiWa

— Axios (@axios) May 11, 2021

Report: Biden picks Rahm Emmanuel as ambassador to Japan https://t.co/ki6iaKr1CA pic.twitter.com/UqLY4mxmXb

— Newsmax (@newsmax) May 11, 2021

Good choice, if true. I worked closely with @RahmEmanuel as CoS and in Chicago. Key focus was how Chicago could develop its own engagement with world and advance interests of Chicagoans. As mayor, he thought globally, acted locally. Tokyo will welcome his close ties to Biden. https://t.co/XyKb88utIl

— Ivo Daalder (@IvoHDaalder) May 11, 2021

Dr. @solis_msolis (2000-01) quoted in FT:

“From the point of view of Tokyo, the most sought [after] asset in a US ambassador to Japan is proximity to the president… There is reassurance on that score since Rahm Emanuel and Joe Biden go way back.” https://t.co/Jv2O4Nx7ft

— ハーバード大学日米関係プログラム (@HarvardUSJapan) May 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/yasushi_m_Japon/status/1389916976672296960

Although Japan “might be worried about Emmanuel’s temperament … Tokyo will certainly emphasize his long-standing role within the Obama and Biden White Houses, which should help Japan to establish a solid channel for managing the alliance.” https://t.co/bTv4xZowqp

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 11, 2021

The second in-person meeting between Motegi and the U.S. secretary of state comes ahead of a three-day meeting of foreign ministers of the G7, where China and North Korea are also expected to be high on the agenda. https://t.co/n1HckxpKFI

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

The United States, Japan and South Korea are arranging a meeting of their foreign ministers during the #G7 meeting in the United Kingdom next week, @Yomiuri_Online reported on Thursday, citing multiple government sources / @reuters https://t.co/M1AitEo0X2

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) April 30, 2021

Coronavirus live news: Japan mulls longer lockdown – reports; G7 talks on wider vaccine supply https://t.co/aBfvQ0W9nQ

— Guardian World (@guardianworld) May 5, 2021

At G7 meet, U.S., Japan and S. Korea agree to work ‘towards denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula’. https://t.co/hQFcAG6Chj

— The Hindu (@the_hindu) May 3, 2021

"The United States, Japan and South Korea are arranging a meeting of their foreign ministers during the G7 meeting in the United Kingdom next week, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported on Thursday, citing multiple government sources." @Reuters https://t.co/CyyGmodDW3

— The Korea Society (@koreasociety) April 29, 2021

Japan has been pushing for Quad efforts to match its own vaccine diplomacy: more inclusive, less strategic.https://t.co/HDsJfWVwFh

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) May 2, 2021

Japan's Nissan Motor will furlough around 800 workers at its production plant in Britain as output slows there because of a semiconductor shortage, the Nikkei newspaper reported https://t.co/7gznuI0o7d

— Times LIVE (@TimesLIVE) April 16, 2021

Japanese leader asks Pfizer for additional vaccine supply https://t.co/CkDF76yQkd pic.twitter.com/tpZNN4Gclj

— CTV News (@CTVNews) April 18, 2021

On Wednesday, #G7 digital and technology ministers agreed on the importance of ensuring the security of information and communications technology infrastructure amid the rise of China. #Japan (via @jijicom)https://t.co/BzYP5B4ywe pic.twitter.com/gMW4X61ybd

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) April 29, 2021

Japan will support domestic production of advanced #semiconductors and batteries under this year's growth blueprint, as it seeks to buffer against chips shortages that have buffeted the nation's core industries. (via @NikkeiAsia)https://t.co/sMQUSAtjH7

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) May 20, 2021

Both major economies have suffered from an extended shortage of semiconductors, a situation unlikely to be relieved soon

Read here: https://t.co/hwmDDkvhfG

— Asia Financial (@Asia_Financial) May 22, 2021

.@ToyotaMotorCorp has been forced to suspend production next month at two plants in Japan because of a shortage of #semiconductors https://t.co/goblGbfIKw pic.twitter.com/6D6frVoGAG

— Automotive Logistics (@Auto_Logistics) May 26, 2021

https://twitter.com/michaeltanchum/status/1395054508728897544

‘Those who control semiconductors will control the world’ – Amari has been appointed chairman of a group which includes former PM Shinzo Abe, to secure Japan’s semiconductor supplies. #Mannerisms https://t.co/GaJofqZdos

— Electronics Weekly (@ElectronicsNews) May 20, 2021

Japan’s exports turbo charge in April, up 40% YoY: to China and US esp strong. Big base effects, of course, but also strong moves by key goods: cars (to US) & semiconductor mfg kit (to China). But one wonders about future of latter given economic resilience/security pressures. https://t.co/TnnaBpnuqs

— Robert Ward (@RobertAlanWard) May 20, 2021

A move by India, Japan and Australia last month to collectively boost supply chain resilience could eventually squeeze China out of the trios’ supply chains for sectors such as semiconductors, batteries and rare earths, experts say. https://t.co/614FRtrSsY pic.twitter.com/h4E0mgMKrT

— Global Trade Review (@gtreview) May 20, 2021

China hopes to challenge U.S., Japanese & Dutch leadership in semiconductor manufacturing equipment.

A new brief by @will_v_hunt, @KhanSaifM and @dahlialpeterson presents a roadmap to sustaining U.S. and allied advantages in this foundational technology. https://t.co/RVZRND9XzU

— Center for Security and Emerging Technology (@CSETGeorgetown) March 26, 2021

EXCLUSIVE | CHIP ALLIANCE

Three of Japan's leading suppliers to the semiconductor industry will join hands in a government-supported effort to develop advanced chipmaking production technology, Nikkei has learned.https://t.co/1jEeBhmy1S

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) March 23, 2021

"Technologists describe semiconductor manufacturing equipment as a “choke point technology” because it is dominated by just three countries—the U.S., Japan and the Netherlands—making it relatively simple to restrict." https://t.co/nFrkpcylzl

— Todd N. Tucker (@toddntucker) February 28, 2021

Japan Chip Sector Boosted by Report TSMC to Build Tokyo Facility – Bloomberg https://t.co/6J7RHSksbF

— Paul Triolo (@pstAsiatech) January 5, 2021

From #silicon to #computer chip, state-of-the-art technologies by Japanese #SMEs are playing a key role in #semiconductor manufacturing in the age of #5G and #BigData. Here’s the latest insight via @Forbes #JapanBrandVoice: https://t.co/2GOz3VBAEo #SMEMonday #InnovationJapan pic.twitter.com/1UWN2n5hZL

— The Gov't of Japan (@JapanGov) December 7, 2020

Japanese semiconductor maker Kioxia called off what was to have been one of this year’s biggest stock offerings, after earlier saying that U.S. export restrictions on China’s Huawei Technologies were hurting its business https://t.co/6hv7kMiYMA

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 28, 2020

(1/4) 42 countries including Japan & the US have agreed to include military-grade cyber software and manufacturing technology of weapon-capable semiconductor parts for export control in an effort to counter cyberattacks and other international threats. https://t.co/t6E39F3gk1

— Lindsay P. Gorman (@LindsayPGorman) February 27, 2020

Panasonic Corp said it would sell its loss-making semiconductor unit to Taiwan's Nuvoton Technology Corp for $250 million as the Japanese electronics giant struggles to lift its profit amid a lack of growth drivers. https://t.co/kNn1i6j79X

— The Hindu (@the_hindu) November 28, 2019

Panasonic, IBM Japan partner on #semiconductor manufacturing #technology #IBM #businessnews #news #manufacturing #partnership #chips #EdgeComputing #tech #smart #Industry40 #IIoT #IoT https://t.co/XfDBiP86vk

— BusinessNews Update (@BizNUpdate) October 17, 2019

If US- China trade tensions were not enough, another bilateral tensions between Japan and Korea threatens to disturb global technology supply chain! #engineering #technology #telecom #semiconductor #geopolitics #Japan #Korea #EIIRTrends https://t.co/hlTBRQ5V5i via @business

— Pareekh Jain (@pareekhjain) July 9, 2019

It used to be 'Don't fight the Fed'. A new version might read 'Don't bet against the Chinese government's ambition to build its own semiconductor industry'. We advise owning Japanese stocks aligned with China's plans & EUV technology. #investinginjapan https://t.co/iwBG8wvXmr

— Storm Research (@Storm_Research) May 15, 2018

.@GrantImahara + @Wired visit a repurposed former semiconductor factory: https://t.co/VIhxX0yc0x #MoreWithMouser #ShapingSmarterCities pic.twitter.com/a44zZMAcas

— Mouser Electronics (@MouserElec) August 22, 2017

About 75% of global semiconductor manufacturing capacity is concentrated in mainland China and elsewhere in East Asia, a report by an industry group and a consultancy firm has said. https://t.co/FEFGWSx9pe

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) April 13, 2021

In 1987, USA was already blaming Japan for stealing its technology.
Japan had no choice but to lay low and listen to its master.
Later USA was taken by surprise with China coz it believed it could break it down in pieces, make it become another US vassal state, won't happen pic.twitter.com/5lOl8h154A

— Angelo Giuliano (@Angelo4justice3) October 3, 2020

In the 80's, the U.S. destroyed Toshiba and stole Japanese semiconductor technology. Only after that, American companies dominated the global semiconductors industry.
That's what #Trump's administration is trying to repeat with #Huawei #China https://t.co/ARYTDOKHvl

— A. Sarhan (@Sarhan_) May 21, 2020

Japan floats plan to attract US chip manufacturers

Semiconductors are the heart of every technology governing our world today—from computing to appliances to communication devices, transportation systems, and critical infrastructure. The world chip crisis has led to product… pic.twitter.com/0ITCACrPvt

— Technowize Magazine (@technowize) May 19, 2021

Commentary: Make semiconductors a Japan-U.S. alliance priority https://t.co/JCaOgM1jaD

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

World’s semiconductor supply is in danger unless Taiwan gets vaccines https://t.co/e0PnhQ8Dt7

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

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer unveiled revised bipartisan legislation to spend $52 billion for U.S. semiconductor chip production and research over five years. https://t.co/ZOkltyLVL1

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

BREAKING Nissan 'in talks' to build new giga-factory in UK creating thousands of jobs https://t.co/0RoSwBj91g pic.twitter.com/dZukoSE4Iq

— Mirror Breaking News (@MirrorBreaking_) May 26, 2021

Really strange. Japan's case rates are among the lowest in the world, and dropping. So why this hysteria? See : Japanese hospitals on brink of 'collapse' just eight weeks before Olympics https://t.co/5hXSgfIXy4 pic.twitter.com/WGSjBcGW9U

— The Travel Insider (@thetvlinsider) May 24, 2021

Universal Studios Japan will reopen for weekdays only starting June 1, the park has announced. https://t.co/c8misIIDhm

— Theme Park Insider (@ThemePark) May 29, 2021

Earwig and the Witch review – a disappointing CGI debut for Studio Ghibli https://t.co/s6pENRknli

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 27, 2021

How billionaire Mark Cuban took on WWE with New Japan Pro Wrestling pic.twitter.com/j7qP9kEPNB

— Business Insider (@BusinessInsider) May 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/BiIndia/status/1399365051975360516

#Japan IHI bets on safer micro #nuclearpower reactors with #USA startup https://t.co/7WoTE060qI

— Mining Insider (@MinesMetals) May 27, 2021

Japan's biggest airline ANA said Monday it aims to become carbon neutral by 2050 through new technology, emissions trading and other effortshttps://t.co/MYt67g6BVO

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) April 26, 2021

The Japanese animated film "Demon Slayer" had the best opening ever recorded in North America for a foreign language film, unseating the Chinese film "Hero" released in August 2004, according to box office returns Sunday https://t.co/pMVageuzyn

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) April 25, 2021

Japan designs portable fish tanks for seafood and fish lovers https://t.co/NujlkGNoo1

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) May 9, 2021

https://twitter.com/wef/status/1389278583172993035
https://twitter.com/mandanggg/status/1388020156123672576

“If there’s a country with a fine-grained understanding of China, Japan is it. For most of its life, the Five Eyes has been seen as one unchangeable bloc but I think it’s important to move with the times” say #ANUExpert @Rory_Medcalf @ANUmedia for this @smh article ⬇️ https://t.co/JWVLaXBGN3

— National Security College (@NSC_ANU) April 20, 2021

ASPI’s Peter Jennings on the escalation in Taiwan, ‘Whatever Biden does about Taiwan, he will expect Japan and Australia to be there…There is no exit strategy from our own region’ | Read this @smh article: https://t.co/vfsG8lhy01

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) February 1, 2021

Why talk of Australia-New Zealand-Japan competition is premature | @tomdecent https://t.co/fDpXIEPZLE

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) May 26, 2021

Japan remains committed to a strategic relationship with China, writes @observingjapan. Chinese aggression in the region may be empowering hawks in Tokyo, but it has not yet triggered a fundamental change in Japan’s China policy.https://t.co/v9rGJaspMH

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) May 6, 2021

Maintaining the status quo in Taiwan and the South China Sea is an increasingly dangerous choice for the United States to make, argues Charles L. Glaser.https://t.co/5MgVM9ZMGv

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) May 5, 2021

Here's a video of the recent USJP/Reischauer panel on "Japan's 2011 Disasters: Ten-Year Anniversary Reflections" featuring @DanielPAldrich, Hiroko Kumaki @dartmouth, Ryo Morimoto @PrincetonAnthro, & Andrew Gordon @Harvard_History. https://t.co/y47uCANDLu

— ハーバード大学日米関係プログラム (@HarvardUSJapan) March 22, 2021

アンドルーゴードン歴史学部教授の論稿、「記録と記憶、世界の教訓に」が日本経済新聞の「経済教室」に掲載されました。

Read Faculty Associate & @Harvard_History Andrew Gordon's article on @jdarchive, memory, global lessons from the 2011 disasters. https://t.co/YLIFgNj3di

— ハーバード大学日米関係プログラム (@HarvardUSJapan) March 11, 2021

　https://twitter.com/leemakiyama/status/1389098745892114433

Opposition to the Tokyo Olympics has deepened in Japan and spread to some prominent business: SoftBank's CEO painted a scenario in which arriving athletes and officials triggered a new wave of infections https://t.co/ofweTQD7Zq

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) May 24, 2021

The postponed Tokyo Olympics is currently scheduled to proceed. But doubts will likely linger to the last minute about whether it really is, and whether it should. We take a look at the risks to manage for all those involved in the event: https://t.co/qVyRBbOLRQ #TokyoOlympics pic.twitter.com/jePQu5F9Yk

— Control Risks (@Control_Risks) May 5, 2021

Frustration in Japan as Leader Pushes Olympics Despite Virus https://t.co/Oyjc7N1lH1

— NBC Connecticut (@NBCConnecticut) May 12, 2021

As the coronavirus surges in Japan, a top Olympics official said last week that the Games will go on even if a state of emergency is declared in Tokyo this summer. https://t.co/echizaSAn3

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 26, 2021

Japan extended a state of emergency in Tokyo and eight other prefectures until at least June 20, barely one month before the city is set to host the Olympics.

Despite growing public opposition to the Games, organizers have insisted that they will go on.https://t.co/syrGLRezX1

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 28, 2021

The Tokyo Olympics came under new pressure as prominent public health experts accused the I.O.C. of using outdated science to draw up its health protocols and the Asahi Shimbun, a key Olympic partner, called on Japan's prime minister to cancel the Games. https://t.co/EGrRN9t5T3

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 26, 2021

Japan’s second-largest city, Osaka, is struggling to cope with a surge in coronavirus cases that has overwhelmed hospitals.https://t.co/m7b69sXK6c

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

Will Tokyo really host a pandemic Olympics? https://t.co/Dcr8yjUe0j

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 1, 2021

Tokyo Olympics: Asahi Shimbun newspaper says Japan Games must be cancelled https://t.co/R2PCevCzrp

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 26, 2021

Tokyo Olympics: anger in Japan at IOC call to make ‘sacrifices’ https://t.co/lDTT74XxM5

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 24, 2021

IOC claims the #Tokyo2020 Games can be held even under a state of emergency

"But creating a televised bubble to beam images…around the world during a global pandemic…would be hard to justify…anywhere, & Japan is no exception"
–@knakano1970 @guardian https://t.co/lr2tcBB7Od

— Jules Boykoff (@JulesBoykoff) May 25, 2021

https://twitter.com/BISouthAfrica/status/1398006204962648067

The Olympics are always enormously disruptive for the host city and nation. No wonder they're unwelcome. But, still the continue, regardless…. See : In Japan most people want to cancel the Olympics, but the government won’t listen | Koichi Nakano https://t.co/4d9fu9zUTl pic.twitter.com/bbO79dRwnj

— The Travel Insider (@thetvlinsider) May 27, 2021

Japan's government is expected to widen a virus state of emergency, just 10 weeks before the Tokyo Olympics, as campaigners submitted a petition with more than 350,000 signatures urging the Games be scrapped. https://t.co/aHOuHXOsoD

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) May 14, 2021

Japan's government is set to extend a state of emergency in Tokyo and three other areas by about three weeks to curb a surge in novel coronavirus cases just months before the start of the Tokyo Olympics. https://t.co/itKgmMbsEg

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) May 7, 2021

Japan's western region of Osaka has cancelled Olympic torch events as record coronavirus infections prompted its government to declare a medical emergency https://t.co/TniBW9AkHn

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 7, 2021

https://twitter.com/CBC/status/1382765403550679046

Meet the mental-toughness trainer helping Canada’s Olympic stars get their minds in shape https://t.co/XJwRF3DksT

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) April 17, 2021

#LISTEN 'Absurdity': Kiwi epidemiologist wants Tokyo Olympics postponedhttps://t.co/HaQqeVgeit pic.twitter.com/7Fw97eJd1z

— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) April 18, 2021

AP columnist: The Tokyo Olympics will go on, but in name onlyhttps://t.co/sjLU38qkLN pic.twitter.com/CZqKIMxsxV

— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) April 18, 2021

https://twitter.com/AFPphoto/status/1386334182335520775

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U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.24（Prime Minister Suga’s visit to US 菅首相訪米）／ Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.19

標記に係る日本時間17日午後3時までのツイートを取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

I was honored to welcome Prime Minister Suga to the White House today as we usher in a new era of friendship between the U.S. and Japan. Both Pacific nations, we are also united by our shared commitment to the universal values of freedom, democracy, and human rights. pic.twitter.com/QJgbjNnceE

— President Biden (@POTUS) April 17, 2021

Prime Minister Suga — Thank you for making the long trip to Washington, it was a pleasure to host you at the White House. I know we’ll be seeing a lot more of each other in the years to come as we work side by side to ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific region. https://t.co/QbMTrg92Lx

— President Biden (@POTUS) April 16, 2021

I just wrapped up my first in-person bilateral meeting as president with Japanese Prime Minister Suga. Tune in as we hold a joint press conference. https://t.co/0qDrhSod5f

— President Biden (@POTUS) April 16, 2021

I had a good discussion today with Japanese Prime Minister Suga—the first world leader to visit us here in Washington. Together, the U.S. and Japan will strengthen our efforts to promote peace, prosperity, and security in the Indo-Pacific. pic.twitter.com/tuIdFKjFIM

— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) April 16, 2021

Today, President Biden hosted Japanese Prime Minister Suga for his first foreign leader visit. The two leaders renewed an alliance that has become a cornerstone of peace and security in the Indo-Pacific region and the world — and recommitted to addressing our shared challenges. pic.twitter.com/zBeXJ38J7n

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 17, 2021

Tune in for a press conference with President Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Suga. #USJapan https://t.co/SPXbDsnMeD

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 16, 2021

本日の首脳会談を通じて、バイデン大統領と個人的な信頼関係も深めつつ、日米が「自由で開かれたインド太平洋」の具体化を主導していくことで一致できたことは、極めて有意義であったと思います。

今後とも、大統領と共に、日米同盟を更に強化していきたいと思います。 pic.twitter.com/6SIoQLfMRC

— 菅義偉 (@sugawitter) April 17, 2021

日米首脳会談の後、共同記者会見を行いました。#訪米 #日米 #USJapan #WhiteHouse @sugawitter @JoeBiden @POTUS @WhiteHouse pic.twitter.com/CJ9mxn6RHH

— 首相官邸 (@kantei) April 16, 2021

ホワイトハウスにてバイデン大統領と初対面しました。日米首脳会談に臨みます。#訪米 #日米 #USJapan #WhiteHouse @sugawitter @JoeBiden @POTUS @WhiteHouse pic.twitter.com/qankOPW4mE

— 首相官邸 (@kantei) April 16, 2021

https://twitter.com/kantei/status/1383080320333844483

U.S.-Japan statement refers to "peace and stability in Taiwan Strait" – Jiji https://t.co/19t6hvuaXr pic.twitter.com/ikg1MAQ3sP

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 17, 2021

Latest from Japan and beyond on the #coronavirus outbreak

* Japan PM says timing of election to be determined by COVID-19 situation

* Biden supports Tokyo Olympics but U.S. attendance uncertain: Japan's Suga

↓More #CoronaVirusUpdates https://t.co/MRAitrzLtu pic.twitter.com/iTJERBcV5Q

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) April 17, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, meeting Joe Biden as the US president's first foreign guest, said his country was listening to experts and doing its "utmost" to prepare for #Tokyo2020 https://t.co/rDJ5gDoh0I

— Firstpost Sports (@FirstpostSports) April 17, 2021

Biden, Japan's Suga Commit to Work Together to Meet China Challenge https://t.co/eVnO58UwLX

— The Voice of America (@VOANews) April 16, 2021

Biden, Suga hold "serious talks" on China after Beijing warns Japan to stand aside https://t.co/6JhjB1yzcu

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 17, 2021

WATCH LIVE: President Biden holds joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga https://t.co/xGULhZKDVm https://t.co/Yq3kfG2ei9

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 16, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga says he discussed the increase in attacks on Asian Americans with President Biden, and Biden's comments opposing discrimination and violence "renewed my confidence in American democracy once again" https://t.co/xGULhZKDVm pic.twitter.com/N1YcxYyEFC

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 16, 2021

President Biden calls on Senate Republicans to support gun control legislation passed by the House: "This has to end. It is a national embarrassment…Every single day, there's a mass shooting in the United States." https://t.co/xGULhZKDVm pic.twitter.com/cAwnUqsLqh

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 16, 2021

President Biden on his first in-person White House meeting with a foreign leader, the Japanese prime minister: "There is no substitute for face-to-face discussions." https://t.co/xGULhZKDVm pic.twitter.com/mACOfKELWN

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 16, 2021

HAPPENING NOW: Pres. Biden holds joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister H.E. Suga Yoshihide: https://t.co/YV86FiP9aW

— ABC News (@ABC) April 16, 2021

Pres. Biden announces new partnership with Japan: "We're going to work together to prove that democracies still can compete and win in the 21st Century." https://t.co/xY8G8YiI04 pic.twitter.com/3AKMDWlaLS

— ABC News (@ABC) April 16, 2021

President Biden hosted Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga at the White House for his first in-person meeting with a foreign leader https://t.co/cncaDRHmh1

— CNN (@CNN) April 16, 2021

President Joe Biden’s effort to harness U.S. alliances in Asia to counter China will get a test run during his summit with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Friday https://t.co/bZZA1SUh3g

— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) April 16, 2021

Biden is meeting Friday with Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga to discuss issues including human rights, Taiwan and supply chain resilience https://t.co/pHtR4RYS0R

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) April 16, 2021

President Biden is meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga today, his first in-person summit since taking office.

The talks are expected to focus on shared concerns about China. https://t.co/mDUO1RVdkc

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) April 16, 2021

China To Loom Large At Biden's Summit With Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga https://t.co/nx5I2UQcYv

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) April 15, 2021

Biden hosts Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga as first foreign leader at the White House https://t.co/Z0iJdqSOOr

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 16, 2021

President Biden will welcome Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga of Japan to the White House later today, the first visit by a foreign leader since Biden took office. He’s expected to press a staunch U.S. ally to help confront an increasingly aggressive China. https://t.co/82IfojDT8J

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 16, 2021

The postwar U.S.-Japan alliance was forged when the biggest geopolitical threats seemed to come from Europe. Now, as Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga meets President Biden, Japan faces encroaching danger in its own backyard. https://t.co/wCn0kh6F7P

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) April 15, 2021

The Biden administration in no rush to rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership as it reviews inherited trade policies and focuses on its domestic agenda https://t.co/kHwGTzmtNR

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 16, 2021

The summit with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga will be Joe Biden's first face-to-face meeting with a foreign leader since becoming president. https://t.co/recuZOHGlE

— USA TODAY Politics (@usatodayDC) April 16, 2021

Unusually frank warnings and a sense of shared resolve marked Friday's White House meeting between President Joe Biden and Japan Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga. It was Biden's first face-to-face talk with a foreign leader as president. https://t.co/Ny4vAnNf5w

— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) April 16, 2021

President Joe Biden welcomes Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga as the first foreign leader to visit his White House, underscoring Tokyo’s central role in the U.S. strategy to counter the challenge of China’s growing assertiveness https://t.co/CvD6AWVR6W pic.twitter.com/eV8q96ckII

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 16, 2021

Biden, Suga poised to present united front on Taiwan as China steps up pressure https://t.co/DJ5M1A0Scg

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 16, 2021

ICYMI: https://t.co/3mHcVThZxN

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) April 16, 2021

ICYMI: As PM #Suga becomes the first foreign leader to meet w/ President Biden, @KenWeinstein argues that #Japan is now America's most important ally in @dallasnews https://t.co/gB2oQo3KYx

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) April 16, 2021

Hudson in @thehill: @PMCroninHudson looks at the state of the #US #Japan alliance ahead of tomorrow's meeting between PM Suga & President Biden. https://t.co/ZwBIv0xxiD

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) April 15, 2021

ICYMI: CSIS hosted Prime Minister of Japan H.E. Yoshihide Suga to share his vision for the Japan-U.S. alliance. Watch here: https://t.co/QlRr63TkaL

— CSIS (@CSIS) April 17, 2021

President Biden will host Japanese PM Suga in Washington today—his first in-person meeting with a foreign leader at the White House.

With new challenges from China, what does the U.S.-Japan relationship look like? https://t.co/hVvbJfIbqi

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) April 16, 2021

A new president’s first world leader meeting is a way to signal his foreign policy priorities.

The visit by Prime Minister Suga underscores Tokyo’s central role in U.S. strategy to counter the rise of China.

https://t.co/yaOZdWrwc0

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) April 16, 2021

Joe Biden meets Japan's leader to boost China-facing alliances https://t.co/QpjD1dCfl2

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) April 16, 2021

#UPDATE "Japan is listening to and learning from WHO (World Health Organization) and experts" and the country is doing its "utmost" to prepare for the Tokyo Games, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga saidhttps://t.co/vJcpOfYDCz

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) April 16, 2021

#BREAKING Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said that Japan is determined to hold "safe and secure" Olympic Games pic.twitter.com/rDW0hCSk8W

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) April 16, 2021

Biden sits down with Japan PM Suga for bilateral talks on China, Taiwan, COVID and climate change https://t.co/F6LawVqXm6

— Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) April 16, 2021

Joe Biden and Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga to present united front on Taiwan in face of Chinese pressure https://t.co/oydNyk3B23

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) April 16, 2021

Other pressing concerns at the talks included China’s growing military pressure on Taiwan, its tightening grip on Hong Kong and its crackdown on Muslim Uighurs in Xinjiang.https://t.co/vuGa0K0HY8

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) April 16, 2021

This could be a foretaste of US demands on Europe: US pushes Japan to publicly back Taiwan at Biden-Suga summit https://t.co/uXlbj3OoqO

— Noah Barkin (@noahbarkin) April 14, 2021

Biden, Japan PM Suga to send signal to assertive China at US-Japan summit https://t.co/s49STdCo0i

— ABS-CBN News Channel (@ANCALERTS) April 15, 2021

The Japanese PM and US president agree on the need for frank discussions with China. #FMTNews #Suga #JoeBiden #US #Japan #China https://t.co/nyT8TDGTcx

— Free Malaysia Today (@fmtoday) April 17, 2021

Japan's Suga says he, Biden reaffirmed importance of stability in Taiwan Strait – Reuters https://t.co/EIW3AX36vr

— The Edge Malaysia (@theedgemalaysia) April 17, 2021

Biden, Suga meet at White House, Taiwan statement expected https://t.co/syzSFKHbIZ pic.twitter.com/CMYrMHnEzU

— Al Jazeera News (@AJENews) April 16, 2021

A summit between Japan’s PM Suga and President Biden is expected to focus on the Uighur issue and advanced technology.

However, China is likely to be the elephant in the room.

Read more ➡️ https://t.co/4KVfMPYUtH pic.twitter.com/UamxmNurYJ

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

US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga will present a united front on Taiwan, China's most sensitive territorial issue, in a summit meeting on Friday, according to a senior US administration official pic.twitter.com/8fSKa4Wcoo

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

Mr Suga and Mr Biden are also expected to discuss regional security including North Korea, China and China-Taiwan issues.https://t.co/jiL8nAV0fF

— The Hindu (@the_hindu) April 16, 2021

Joe Biden-Yoshihide Suga maiden meet focuses on reducing China's growing clout https://t.co/w4BabtFdnL

— Hindustan Times (@HindustanTimes) April 17, 2021

China, regional security on agenda as Suga arrives in US for summit with Biden

Read @ANI Story | https://t.co/cJIYXtC1Zg pic.twitter.com/WypTT1LK4t

— ANI Digital (@ani_digital) April 16, 2021

Japan PM Yoshihide Suga to meet Joe Biden to discuss China's growing aggression https://t.co/5XQuCBkgq7

— Republic (@republic) April 15, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga arrives in US for first in-person meet with President Joe Biden. The two leaders are expected to present a united front on Taiwan – which China claims as its own territory. @Shobhit10Mittal speaks with @NickHarperFSN for the latest pic.twitter.com/ekBShlCvPq

— WION (@WIONews) April 16, 2021

.@POTUS: "Japan and the United States are both deeply invested in innovation and looking to the future. That includes making sure we invest in and protect the technologies that will maintain and sharpen our competitive edge." pic.twitter.com/VPXs4qoMZy

— The Hill (@thehill) April 17, 2021

.@POTUS: "Japan and United States are both committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, and we know to do that will require setting and meeting our 2030 goals. We'll work together to advance clean energy technologies and help nations throughout the Indo-Pacific region." pic.twitter.com/iSuJRtMC7X

— The Hill (@thehill) April 17, 2021

.@POTUS: "Japan and the United States are two strong democracies in the region. We're committed to defending and advancing our shared values, including human rights and the rule of law." pic.twitter.com/vyh6gGfp0r

— The Hill (@thehill) April 17, 2021

EARLIER: @VP Kamala Harris welcomes Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga to the White House pic.twitter.com/lxX4On5sCd

— The Hill (@thehill) April 17, 2021

NEW: Biden, Japan's PM meet for first bilateral meeting since Biden took office https://t.co/XdsguOJHVR pic.twitter.com/tDHCj2XMki

— The Hill (@thehill) April 16, 2021

.@POTUS: "Japan and the United States are both deeply invested in innovation and looking to the future. That includes making sure we invest in and protect the technologies that will maintain and sharpen our competitive edge." pic.twitter.com/20TY5r5XZ4

— The Hill (@thehill) April 16, 2021

.@POTUS: "Japan and United States are both committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, and we know to do that will require setting and meeting our 2030 goals. We'll work together to advance clean energy technologies and help nations throughout the Indo-Pacific region." pic.twitter.com/w1RUve48H5

— The Hill (@thehill) April 16, 2021

.@POTUS: "Japan and the United States are two strong democracies in the region. We're committed to defending and advancing our shared values, including human rights and the rule of law." pic.twitter.com/uHvZXX5E27

— The Hill (@thehill) April 16, 2021

WATCH LIVE: President Biden holds press conference with Japanese prime minister https://t.co/HPaLlHrc3J pic.twitter.com/sVSh3zMXe6

— The Hill (@thehill) April 16, 2021

EARLIER: @VP Kamala Harris welcomes Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga to the White House pic.twitter.com/d362Itw0L0

— The Hill (@thehill) April 16, 2021

Great preview of Japan PM Yoshihide Suga’s visit by my @BrookingsFP colleague @solis_msolis https://t.co/PKjJMUw4zM

— Tom Wright (@thomaswright08) April 15, 2021

Japan’s strategic choices are by no means foreordained, and they will affect not only its own future but also the course of the raging great-power competition now playing out between China and the United States, @solis_msolis writes.https://t.co/aijDSUBgo1

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) April 16, 2021

Biden to welcome Japanese Prime Minister Suga to White House for talks on China, climate change, Olympics https://t.co/Y4GAUs6S7i

— MSN (@MSN) April 16, 2021

Biden, Japan's Suga Commit to Work Together to Meet China Challenge.
"Suga said the two leaders had discussed Taiwan and said they reaffirmed the importance of 'peace and stability' in the Taiwan Strait." https://t.co/SnQdwaQaed

— US-Taiwan Business Council (@ustaiwan) April 16, 2021

U.S. expects "formal statement" on Taiwan from Biden-Suga summithttps://t.co/VmHRgh1KsO

— US-Taiwan Business Council (@ustaiwan) April 16, 2021

HAMBURGER DIPLOMACY | BIDEN AND SUGA
The two leaders began with a 20-minute one-on-one. Biden greeted his guest with hamburgers, but Suga ended up not touching it because they were "busy discussing families and life experiences."https://t.co/kallviQ92P

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 17, 2021

BIDEN-SUGA HUDDLE | TAIWAN, FRONT & CENTER

The issue of Taiwan will be featured in a joint statement after the U.S.-Japan summit on Friday, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday.https://t.co/RbqRGbCfT5

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 16, 2021

SUGA-BIDEN SUMMIT | WHAT IT MEANS FOR TAIWAN AND ASEAN
Bilahari Kausikan, former permanent secretary of Singapore's Foreign Ministry, and James Schoff, senior fellow at the Carnegie Foundation, discuss the Suga-Biden summit.https://t.co/LiYHTjMtT0 pic.twitter.com/yJyCNafVCT

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 16, 2021

Biden’s effort to harness U.S. alliances in Asia to counter China will get a test run during his summit with Suga on Friday https://t.co/njbhHB8tiz

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) April 16, 2021

Fresh comments from me as Suga heads to White House: “Japan and the U.S. always agreed, albeit privately, that Taiwan’s security was a top priority to address, and one that may even bring Japan into a future fight…”https://t.co/NcSKwTB1M1

— Derek J. Grossman (@DerekJGrossman) April 14, 2021

Taiwan to be included in joint statement when Suga, Biden meet #Japan #Taiwan : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/CqMQnOkbIp

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) April 16, 2021

NEW HUDSON PUBLICATION: Check out this blueprint for the #Quad (#Japan #India, #Australia & the #US) to build a tech environment grounded in democratic values as a bulwark against the #CCP. https://t.co/mSNJkuThq2

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) April 16, 2021

Column: The Tokyo Olympics will go on. There’s too much money at stake for there to be any other outcome. But it’s clear this will be an Olympics in name only, stripped of joy, charm and lofty ideals.

by @pnewberry1963 https://t.co/qjWMlzMDoY

— AP Sports (@AP_Sports) April 16, 2021

With only a few months left to go before the Tokyo Olympics are set to begin, one of Japan’s top officials suggested that the games could be canceled or carried out without fans. https://t.co/KGJEQitlja

— ABC News (@ABC) April 17, 2021

Sakura Kokumai, a member of Team USA headed to the Tokyo Olympics this summer, was training at a public park when a man accosted her, spitting and using anti-Asian language. https://t.co/tV7Hx20ytG

Kokumai speaks out to @jolingkent. pic.twitter.com/oB2b46Y0AQ

— NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (@NBCNightlyNews) April 16, 2021

.@suea_thornton writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/1nvkFQA6GB

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) April 15, 2021

The Quad’s uneasy place in Southeast Asia | Ivy Kwek https://t.co/VZBmPgmc8q

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) April 14, 2021

https://twitter.com/frankgaffney/status/1383144900254912521

In a seminar copresented by the @HooverInst's project on China’s Global Sharp Power, project on Taiwan in the Indo-Pacific Region, and National Security Task Force, scholars considered the possible scenarios in preventing a Chinese takeover of Taiwan: https://t.co/RB1inwqfq9

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) April 16, 2021

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.167（Missouri ミズーリ州 Vol.3 / U.S. universities and colleges 米国大学：Mizzou、UMSL、SLU）

All the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.75 (Mizzou) / Missouri Vol.21
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.74 (Mizzou – health, engineering, etc.) / Missouri Vol.20
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.73 (Mizzou – biology, agriculture, etc.) / Missouri Vol.19
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.71 (UMSL) / Missouri Vol.17
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.72 (SLU) / Missouri Vol.18
cf.
Missouri Vol.9 (University of Missouri)
Missouri Vol.8 (University of Missouri)
Missouri Vol.7 (University of Missouri)
Missouri Vol.6 (University of Missouri)
等

内容例（当該回ツイートもご覧ください。）
以下、順に、
@ATTBusiness,@Mizzou,@mujschool,@mizzouengineer,@MizzouHES,@MizzouBusiness、@FoodDive,@lil_byington,@MUAgroforestry、@UMSLesports、@stlpublicradio,@corinnesusan,@SLU_Official,@SLUUPA,@StLouisMakes,@MBowers95、@SLU_Official,@CivilEats,@GosiaWozniacka

上記大学と日本に関連するツイート

It was an honor to host our friends from Hakusan, Japan (Columbia’s sister-city) at @Mizzou today. What a great partnership! #Hakusan #Japan #Mizzou @CoMoGov @muintctr pic.twitter.com/eAvzuYraWB

— Mary Stegmaier (@MaryStegmaier) May 7, 2019

Welcome to @Mizzou! #YouAreWelcomeHere #Missouri #japan #nagano https://t.co/nDyd55u1tn

— Mary Stegmaier (@MaryStegmaier) June 6, 2019

Agree! https://t.co/LhkkIsdQRh

We have so many people to thank -our @Mizzou partners who insisted we keep our sister city relationship intact to @Beatty_Sensei who has worked hard to bring students to Hakusan on his own to @COMOSTEM who sponsored Mike’s trip to Japan. #WeAreOne https://t.co/e1fhIrxGGj

— Peter Stiepleman (@PStieple) October 29, 2019

Such a joy to participate in a joint session @TheEndoSociety & the Japan Endocrine Society today here in Sendai #jes2019 – first talk is by Susan Nagel @Mizzou on fracking #sickerfatterpoorer @cdkassotis pic.twitter.com/nqtj8f9R0a

— Leo Trasande, MD, MPP (@leotrasande) May 9, 2019

Paul Droubie of @ManhattanEdu notes Japan’s ability to embody both the modern world and traditional culture, allowing it to serve as moderator between the East and the West. He describes the impact of the Tokyo Olympics in 1964 and predictions for #Tokyo2020. #JapanSoftPower pic.twitter.com/TfvebQJN1Q

— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) February 28, 2020

Panel 2 of today’s #JapanSoftPower conference covers innovation and technology. @USCAnnenberg’s Patricia Riley moderates a conversation about “A High-Tech Japan,” featuring insights from:

Takanori Shibata, AIST Japan, on @ParoRobot
Jay Jain, NEC Corporation America pic.twitter.com/Ljto4pTKjK

— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) February 28, 2020

Did you know that Columbia has a sister city in Japan? @MUAsianAffairs helps manage the partnership! https://t.co/3vz0WsDxCV

— Mizzou News (@MizzouNews) May 8, 2019

Taylor Morrow found the 2nd #MizzouGivingDay Truman and wants to support the Japanese Studies Program in the German and Russian Studies Department! pic.twitter.com/uwwmCWITIq

— Mizzou (@Mizzou) March 13, 2019

This summer, @MUAsianAffairs invited 74 students of Asia Pacific, the largest number in five years. And 47 of them were from @univ_nagano in Japan! Thanks @Mizzou for featuring our delightful students! #ShowMeYourSummer #YourAreWelcomeHere #MizzouSummer https://t.co/OtZoqcRO4k

— MU Asian Affairs Center (@MUAsianAffairs) July 24, 2019

Each day Columbia Percussion United gets a little closer to our travels to Japan! Today we meet with our friends from Japan who are ensuring that our trip is a success for all High School Cultural Festival in Nagano #CPSbest @Mizzou Asian Affairs pic.twitter.com/Z9fa4LtpGK

— CPS Fine Arts (@cpsfinearts) June 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/grace_pace/status/974058716453629957
https://twitter.com/mizzouengineer/status/985911046987767808

It's a tree of knowledge. This Japanese scholar tree recognizes Michael Roberts' science work @Mizzou. #BondLSC pic.twitter.com/0XXbFcoqbI

— MU Life Sci Center (@BondLifeSci) April 3, 2015

MU faculty, students, @MizzouAlumni offer #Research @ICAHDQ conference June 9-13 in #Japan. https://t.co/513FgEGGoN pic.twitter.com/4oHWCUBpcv

— Mizzou Journalism (@mujschool) May 23, 2016

Today we are hosting delegates from Okayama University in Japan. Welcome to @Mizzou. #MUGlobal

— MU International Programs (@MizzouIntl) February 24, 2015

A stream of students from various Asian countries to @Mizzou rarely stops throughout the year. Please send your cheers to these five bright students representing #SouthKorea #Japan and #China!

Cheers! pic.twitter.com/Fp2rev3eF3

— MU Asian Affairs Center (@MUAsianAffairs) July 11, 2019

Our students and scholars representing six different countries picnic together, laugh together and "HOORAY" together at Cosmo Bethal Park yesterday.

Together we the one @Mizzou!#Thailand #SouthKorea #Japan #China #UnitedKingdom #UnitedStates pic.twitter.com/9Nk7tnIuz6

— MU Asian Affairs Center (@MUAsianAffairs) July 15, 2019

Excited to welcome journalists from Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, and Vietnam today! They will meeting with various organizations including @StartlandNews, @KCPT, @mujschool, and @TheFastPitch. @IIEglobal @StateIVLP @KCMO #Diplomacy pic.twitter.com/zc8ToZKdeN

— Global Ties KC (@globaltieskc) January 31, 2018

Researchers from Saitama University, Japan Science and Technology Agency, @michiganstateu & @Mizzou have elucidated how plants use fluorescent light to signal danger across long distances https://t.co/1FiDUF3G7t

— Scientifica (@Scientifica_Int) September 17, 2018

Audio now available of Tristan Ivory (@Mizzou) and moderator Mary Brinton (@HarvardSoc) on "Insider Out: Foreign-Born Women's Labor Force Participation in Japan, Sweden, and the United States."https://t.co/ZAnJPZvrwJ

— ハーバード大学日米関係プログラム (@HarvardUSJapan) April 25, 2019

Are pests wreaking havoc in your garden? See what Mizzou researchers are doing to combat Japanese beetles via @stltoday.#MizzouResearch #MondayMotivaton @Mizzou @cafnr https://t.co/8fnC4ntKOH

— Mizzou Research (@MizzouResearch) July 13, 2020

Dr. Michael Hosokawa of @mumedicine will be giving a free lecture TONIGHT 6:00-7:00 in Stotler Lounge at Memorial Union on @Mizzou
campus. Hosokawa, will share his experience in a Japanese-American internment camp during World War II. Q&A will follow. #MUAandS pic.twitter.com/jeGkg3tED7

— MizzouAandS (@MizzouAandS) February 19, 2020

The UMSL Japan-America Student Association has partnered with three Japanese universities to create virtual events where students can practice their language skills safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/qz8DDy0shu

— University of Missouri–St. Louis (@umsl) January 27, 2021

Laura Miller's mission is to increase understanding about Japan. She took big steps toward that goal with the release of her book, “Diva Nation,” and an appointment as president of the Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs.@UMSL_ISP @msuasiansc #UMSLproud https://t.co/kZVSaIFrsg

— University of Missouri–St. Louis (@umsl) March 27, 2019

Assistant Teaching Professor Hiroko Yoshii led UMSL students in a Japanese calligraphy lesson Friday as part of a Japan-America Student Association event.
See more "Eye on UMSL" images from campus photographer August Jennewein here: https://t.co/cTcHMC2WyH pic.twitter.com/pvLjRYLeMC

— University of Missouri–St. Louis (@umsl) November 14, 2018

Alumna hawks @harleydavidson merchandise to dealers in Japan through @gp_hd. http://t.co/7ggKocTgMh pic.twitter.com/Z8Ks1b3Mmh

— University of Missouri–St. Louis (@umsl) May 13, 2015

Associate Professor of Sociology Chikako Usui’s recognition as the 2018 Connector of the Year comes after a decade of serving as president of the Japan America Society of St. Louis. https://t.co/nTim1Mxb3O

— University of Missouri–St. Louis (@umsl) May 30, 2018

Alumnae Taylor Clark, Erika Sonneville and Samantha Jarnagin earned yearlong posts as assistant language teachers and cultural ambassadors in Japan as part of the Japan Exchange and Teaching Programhttps://t.co/sHXZHH0qEC

— University of Missouri–St. Louis (@umsl) August 3, 2018

Graphic design professor Jennifer McKnight shows ‘Memory Palaces’ in South Korea, gives lecture in Japan https://t.co/lEkBR2eSSL pic.twitter.com/0aK4VO635i

— University of Missouri–St. Louis (@umsl) October 22, 2016

Congratulations to Chikako Usui, Associate Professor at @umsl and President of the Japan America Society of St. Louis for being recognized as 'Connector of the Year' by the Asian American Chamber of Commerce in St. Louis! https://t.co/I4S59a2PWQ pic.twitter.com/VRSFrGapHP

— Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago (@JpnCons_Chicago) May 30, 2018

Want to work in Japan? Three @umsl alumnae share their reasons for applying to the @JETProgram and their excitement for being accepted to teach in Japan 2018-2019: https://t.co/nPjAPLkvUP pic.twitter.com/yVSjFpl95l

— Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago (@JpnCons_Chicago) August 3, 2018

Did you know @Tokyo2020 is just a few months away? Come get excited Friday at our all-day conference on Japan's #SoftPower! Panelists include @latimes's @dylanohernandez; @BenHCarrington of @USC; @baosushan of @umsl and more. RSVP: https://t.co/13XsLWciCh #ascj #SportsDiplomacy pic.twitter.com/grSGH1qiJI

— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) February 26, 2020

A big thanks to Natsuki and Momoko! The two @UMSL students recently gave a presentation about their awesome UMSL experience at the University of Nagano in Japan. #IChoseUMSL #UMSLglobal pic.twitter.com/Iyb8mIqYMN

— UMSL International Students (@UMSL_ISSS) May 1, 2019

A great event from the @UMSL Japan-America Student Association! #YouAreWelcomeHere | UMSL Daily https://t.co/U5At947VcT

— UMSL International Students (@UMSL_ISSS) November 13, 2018

Thanks to @UMSL and #KochiUniversity students from Japan for visiting @RoverTown at @DowntownTREX in @downtownstlouis pic.twitter.com/hN1JB3ic5A

— Daniel De Vaney (@DanDeVaney_) August 6, 2014

https://twitter.com/AsianStudiesRev/status/1265599682543157248

@umslhistory has fascinating courses and helpful faculty ready to go for this fall! From Ancient Japan, to Democracy, Equality and Freedom, Public History, and African American Studies, Modern Africa, and Latinx Studies. Looking forward to welcoming you! https://t.co/cykBigOsnH

— Laura Westhoff (@Think_History) May 27, 2020

Great story about our wonderful trip to Japan. @umsl @UMSL_CAS #kakehashi2015 https://t.co/eQ0UuLrWrY

— Beth Huebner (@bethtris) June 22, 2016

"Japan's Global Strategies in the 21st Century" speaker event @umsl. #intltrade @BuyUSAJapan pic.twitter.com/tF20x7Gg49

— STL Export (@STLexport) April 23, 2014

#UMSL students interested in learning Japanese: make some time this Friday evening for the virtual Japan-American Student Association (JASA) Meet & Greet! Come learn about JASA and the Japanese Dept., and play some games too! Zoom link: https://t.co/3frE82qc0i pic.twitter.com/xD1uyGb1Lf

— UMSL Arts & Sciences (@UMSL_CAS) January 26, 2021

7PM TONIGHT
Free Food & Drinks
Raffles
Dances
Singing!
by @umsl's Japan-America Student Association & Vietnamese Student Association pic.twitter.com/gi7JOLsv6x

— UMSL Arts & Sciences (@UMSL_CAS) May 4, 2017

Solid play by GM @TheLast7Samurai (Cemil Can), GM @benjamin_bok and WFM Karen Hoshino representing Turkey, Netherlands, and Japan! We are Proud of you!
Great start of the semester! @ChessSlu @SLU_Official #ChessOlympiad #Chess #Billikens pic.twitter.com/QIiy5VDPDr

— SLU Chess Team (@ChessSlu) August 25, 2020

Japan Update Event sponsored by the BIIB is about to begin in the AB Auditorium pic.twitter.com/CfowKF8MGD

— SLU Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business (@SLUChaifetzBiz) February 11, 2015

We have a great panel of experts speaking on Japan’s Vision in Asia pic.twitter.com/uuSiuaQhKO

— SLU Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business (@SLUChaifetzBiz) February 11, 2015

Learn about Japan / US relations when former Ambassador of Japan Ken Shimanouchi visits the Cook School next Tuesday: http://t.co/JCrmut7Z8H

— SLU Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business (@SLUChaifetzBiz) July 10, 2014

Today in 1945 Japan's surrender ended WWII. Did you know that 10% of the US Air Corps trained @ParksCollegeSLU? #SLU pic.twitter.com/lIUvADj2zz

— SLU Archives (@SLUArchives) September 2, 2015