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World 世界情勢等 Vol.19 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.176

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下（内容事項一部抜粋ご参考まで）貼っておきます。8月19日追加の関連ツイート（本頁下方）もご覧ください。

World Vol.167 (nytimes, ABC, CBSNews, NBCNews, CNN, TIME)
気温、アフガニスタン、ハイチ地震、デルタ変異株、米人口の人種民族構成　など

World Vol.166 (Australia, U.S., Europe, etc.)
オーストラリア（シンクタンク・大学含む）、欧州、米NY州知事　など

World Vol.165 (U.S., Europe, etc.)
欧州、米地区連銀、AZ、WI、山火事　など

World Vol.164 (U.S., etc.)
ビジネス、PA、RI　など

World Vol.162 (U.S., Australia, etc.)
オーストラリア（ロックダウン含む）、東京オリンピック、中国　など

World Vol.161 (U.S., etc.)
大学、アラスカ地震、ユタ州洪水　など

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
167：@CNN３枚、@TIME
166：@UniMelb,@UniMelbMDHS,@BusEcoNews,@msdsocial,@TonyBlakely_PI,@DrJ_Thompson、@LowyInstitute,@tshugart3
165：@AtlantaFed、@nytimes、@NBCNews
164：@MarketWatch、@CNBC、@FinancialPost,@VancouverSun
162：@BulletinAtomic,@FAScientists,@nukestrat,@mattkorda、@Zurich、@9NewsAUS
161：@BudgetModel、@SSRC_org

Japan・Japanese及びAustralia・Australianなどを入力、検索して8月19日正午頃出て来た最近のツイート（同日時に追加）

Fantastic to meet with Ms Osaka, Director of the National Arts Centre Tokyo and discuss Australian and Japanese art collaborations. Wonderful to see the “Fashion in Japan 1945-2020” @NACT_PR #FashionInJapanExhn pic.twitter.com/0SizwIsRG8

— Jan Adams AO PSM ジャン・アダムズ (@AusAmbJPN) August 19, 2021

Delighted to meet Mr Watanabe of JA to receive fresh Fukushima peaches. I tried the peaches when I went to Fukushima to watch Australia play Japan in softball, and they were lovely. I was thrilled to try some from a vending machine – it was a novel experience! pic.twitter.com/ICgDROSBXk

— Jan Adams AO PSM ジャン・アダムズ (@AusAmbJPN) August 13, 2021

Heavy rainfall is forecast to continue across Japan. Keep up to date using reliable sources. Our thoughts are with those affected by flooding or landslides. https://t.co/hTCr90tVDU

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) August 15, 2021

“Gunya”, a show of #contemporaryart by Indigenous Australian artists, is on now in Yokohama as part of the JAALA International Art Exchange Exhibition. See #art works that highlight the continuing role of native plants in Indigenous Australian societies.https://t.co/XzppVrceJr pic.twitter.com/giVTDitk7K

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) August 14, 2021

Thousands of young Australians have studied and worked in Japan under the @NewColomboPlan. Japanese companies Mitsui & Co and Mitsubishi Corporation have played an important role in the program, providing invaluable experience for young Australians. Find out more 🎥 pic.twitter.com/yBIeyQ78fB

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) August 13, 2021

Red seaweed + 🐮/🐑 = 90% less methane emissions!
Australian researchers found that when red seaweed is mixed with stock feed it can reduce cow and sheep methane production. This has fuelled a new industry in #SouthAustralia. Learn more here: https://t.co/OrOrVFfYZd

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) August 12, 2021

The Melbourne International Film Festival @MIFFofficial has moved online this year for Australia-wide viewing, and features a great range of Japanese cinema. You will be able to enjoy ten Japanese films until August 22!
View the full program: https://t.co/hExODoKNqG

— Consulate-General of Japan, Brisbane (@CGJapanBNE) August 11, 2021

Congratulations to #AJBCC member @Lendlease on this great new project in Tokyo – demonstrating again the depth and breadth of Australia-Japan business partnership! @DFAT_TradeTalk @YamagamiShingo Lendlease to develop A$800m data centre in Greater Tokyo https://t.co/pu7loxLgzG

— AJBCC (@CEO_AJBCC) August 17, 2021

Cider blossoms: Japanese demand for Australian products on the rise despite challenging alcoholic regulations #cider #Japan #Australia https://t.co/nCjjGeKuS0 pic.twitter.com/SgU0IVJ83t

— FoodNavAsia (@FoodNavAsia) August 17, 2021

Japanese petroleum company ENEOS Corporation and independent renewable energy provider @NEOEN_Energy will be exploring the development of a Japan-Australia hydrogen supply chain in South Australia.https://t.co/Ty9cUEBn3u #hydrogen #renewable #supplychain #japan #australia

— Supply Chain Learning (@learningscc) August 14, 2021

Japanese #shipping major Mitsui OSK Lines and Australia’s Origin Energy have signed a memorandum of understanding for a joint study to build a green #ammonia supply chain, the companies said on August 11. #NGW https://t.co/563qBNAujB pic.twitter.com/4Flhok2Urj

— Natural Gas Americas (@NatGasAmericas) August 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/WA_Edu_News/status/1426014626102140938

Call for Abstracts: Online Workshop on “Preparing for a post-COVID world: Japanese and Asian Higher Education Mobility to Australia”, Oct 27-28. Abstracts due ASAP.
Co-organised by #NVJSalumni @sifaremm for @thejsaa. https://t.co/rjQVTbPimc

— New Voices in Japanese Studies (@NVJSjournal) August 16, 2021

❗️The Japan Update 2021 is fast approaching ❗️

The flagship conference of the Australia-Japan Research Centre and the Japan Institute brings together the latest insights on Japan. 🎌

Register for free in-person or online now below👇https://t.co/IRD2Cv7FhU #japanupdate pic.twitter.com/7pviVyr2tG

— Australia-Japan Research Centre (@AJRC_ANU) August 19, 2021

Are ‘advanced’ Japanese language programs sustainable? A look at Australia, New Zealand and Singapore, with CHL's @CarolHayesANU commenting as a co-author… https://t.co/UOihYMrZYQ @ANUasiapacific @ANUmedia @Japanfoundation

— ANU CHL (@ANU_CHL) August 19, 2021

‘No Time To Die’ costume designer Suttirat Anne Larlarb discusses the inspiration behind Safin’s (Rami Malek) Japanese Noh mask 🇯🇵 🎭#JamesBond | #JamesBond007 |#BondJamesBond | #Bond25 | #NoTimeToDie | #RamiMalek | #SuttiratAnneLarlarb | #JBAus pic.twitter.com/k7HFyTi0KS

— James Bond Australia 🇦🇺 (@JamesBondAUS) August 16, 2021

Essentials this week includes an update on Tourism Australia's recent activities in North America, Singapore and Japan as well as a link to the latest industry webinar: https://t.co/quCPDHVxgK. pic.twitter.com/MP3EPt2hG8

— Tourism Australia (@TourismAus) August 18, 2021

Love this shot of Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima ⛩ #Miyajima #Hiroshima #Japan pic.twitter.com/EP4yC4RazC

— Japan Australia (@Japan_Australia) August 13, 2021

From our Industry Fellow @stefarmbruster comes a story of Japanese pearl diving in the Torres Strait – a little known aspect of the history of #Queensland and #Australia #PacificHub https://t.co/kQixzZdHH0 pic.twitter.com/z3xxkiqnLr

— Griffith Asia Inst (@GAIGriffith) August 17, 2021

»The descendants of Japanese pearl divers in the Torres Strait are coming together for Obon, Japan's day of the dead, to remember the contribution of their forebears to an industry that claimed hundreds of lives.« https://t.co/eounBNJmOD

— Centre for Australian Studies (@CAS_Cologne) August 16, 2021

Senior officials from the US, Australia, India, and Japan met virtually as part of regular Quad consultations to advance a free and open Indo-Pacific region.#VoiceOfNations pic.twitter.com/Nw44weWX3B

— Voice of Nations (@VoiceOfNations7) August 13, 2021

DISPATCHES | Warships from #India, #Australia, #Japan & the #UnitedStates, the four members of the #Quad, will participate in the #Malabar exercise in the Western #Pacific later this month.

Report by @ravishant.https://t.co/9FJswchEZx #IndianNavy

— Frontline (@frontline_india) August 14, 2021

Australia and India, along with the US and Japan are members of the four-nation Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or the Quad, which has irked China.https://t.co/oAq1nMaSVd

— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) August 18, 2021

The Chinese government's overreaching — on human rights, economic, and security issues — has helped to transform the Quad from a loose alliance among the US, India, Japan and Australia into a more coordinated effort to confront Chinese excesses: @MrKRudd https://t.co/N7e130vRM7 pic.twitter.com/2v8MbQcKTX

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) August 15, 2021

We welcome discussions on the importance of peace & security in the Taiwan Strait by senior officials from the #US🇺🇸, #Australia🇦🇺, #India🇮🇳 & #Japan🇯🇵 during the #Quad meeting. #Taiwan🇹🇼 will keep working with the democracies in building an inclusive, resilient & healthy region. https://t.co/MpCPBiWAwc

— 外交部 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ROC (Taiwan) 🇹🇼 (@MOFA_Taiwan) August 13, 2021

#Taiwan🇹🇼, #US🇺🇸, #Japan🇯🇵, #Australia🇦🇺 stage #GCTF virtual conference on #GreenEnergy https://t.co/53HFa05XA9

— Taiwan Today (@Taiwan_Today) August 13, 2021

A few key takeouts from my interview with Nobuo Kishi: Australia should take more of a leadership role in south-east Asia and the Pacific, pacifist constitutional debate likely to re-emerge after the election, and Abe, his brother, is fighting fit. https://t.co/aNxXQYBoIU

— Eryk Bagshaw (@ErykBagshaw) August 12, 2021

Read @MrKRudd on why the continued consolidation of the Quad—the grouping of Australia, India, Japan, and the United States—has begun to worry Beijing:https://t.co/PlT7JWIrwx

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) August 17, 2021

Important read.

"Canada was not invited to participate in the Quad, a partnership involving the U.S., Japan, India and Australia intended as a security response to the growing threat from China in the Indo Pacific region."#cdnpoli https://t.co/oIueWWmz3v

— Brad Zubyk (@Bzubyk) August 19, 2021

Thank you to @Qantas, who, throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, continues to deliver iodine-based cancer treatments from Japan and other nuclear medicines from ANSTO to hospitals all over Australia.#scienceweek #COVID19 #healthcare #cancer #nuclearmedicine pic.twitter.com/QLUgJGNOGw

— ANSTO (@ANSTO) August 19, 2021

The 🇯🇵 Government has announced the extension and expansion of the State of Emergency until 12 Sep, covering 13 prefectures including Tokyo & Osaka, covering the duration of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics. Follow trusted news sources to stay informed of the latest developments. pic.twitter.com/Oo6xeL2hwV

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) August 19, 2021

https://twitter.com/yukiisushi/status/1427616660622516224

A very successful discussion on the virtual mode was organized by KIIPS on QUAD on 7th August 2021, where eminent Scholars from India, USA, Japan, Australia, Canada and Poland were part of the panel. pic.twitter.com/xde7zIgNfk

— Kalinga Institute of Indo-Pacific Studies (@kiipsodisha) August 16, 2021

Europe #Innovation Scoreboard 2021https://t.co/TgZn8luMad @EU_Commission

EU is ahead of China
Canada, Australia, US & Japan have a performance lead over the EU
South Korea is the most innovative

Strong regional disparities in EU must be improved
Nordic EU countries lead#AI pic.twitter.com/oPOhwCbmXc

— Pinna Pierre (@pierrepinna) August 11, 2021

With Australia and Japan now cancelled. What two track would you want to replace them? https://t.co/alAOSoxscv

— ChequeredFlagRacing (@ChequeredR) August 18, 2021

Lithium-sulfur battery with shorter charging time, longer lifespan: Japanese scientists have developed a new lithium-sulfur battery by using titanium oxide and titanium nitride to prevent the formation of polysulfides during… https://t.co/wYZKKerJyh #solarenergy #solarpv #solar pic.twitter.com/6I05k3mRob

— pv magazine Australia (@pvmagazineoz) August 12, 2021

Thread thread by @JorisJDR about a Ruddy Turnstone we flagged in South Australia, which has been reported in Japan!
Birds like WUL contribute to our understanding of wader migration and population estimates.
Looking forward to seeing WUL again soon! https://t.co/FmIGfKGNm1

— Victorian Wader Study Group (@vwsg_web) August 19, 2021

#WormWednesday Japanese native Ikeda taenioides, or something quite similar, also occurs in shallow subtidal in Australia, which oddly is the only country from where @inaturalist has observations of it. https://t.co/sUA9w1HatF

— Polychaeta Species (@WPolyDb) August 11, 2021

show of solidarity from 25 countries at the Canadian embassy in Beijing today for Canadian businessman Michael Spavor’s verdict (incl US, UK, Australia, Japan, Lithuania, France etc). Spavor was sentenced to 11 years on espionage charges, a fine of 50,000 yuan and deportation pic.twitter.com/OadTKu9p65

— Sarah Zheng (@_szheng) August 11, 2021

More than a year and a half into the pandemic, Australia is facing its worst COVID-19 crisis yet. https://t.co/eV9DFGxHfm

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

Furusato patterns from pilgrimage by Elysha Rei
Mapping a journey of matrilineal heritage in Japan
20Aug -9Sept DownstairsGallery, Scrumptious Reads, Red Hill Qld
Artist Talk & Demo: Sun12 Sept 9am
Kid's Kirigami Workshops:
Sun 22Aug 10am-11.30am&12.30pm-2pm pic.twitter.com/liFxy9VwWn

— Nikkei Australia (@NikkeiAustralia) August 18, 2021

https://twitter.com/J_League_En/status/1425506130663411721

Today, 76 years ago #WWII came to an end.

15 August is Victory in the Pacific Day and commemorates Japan's surrender to Allied Forces on 14 August 1945.

Some 10,000 of our personnel lost their lives during #WWII, and today we remember them.

Lest we forget.

📷 @AWMemorial pic.twitter.com/gQMB8YTFRw

— Royal Australian Air Force (@AusAirForce) August 14, 2021

An insightful piece by my former thesis superviser @JainPurnendra. Will Suga meet this challenge? Will Japan return to a 'Karaoke Democracy'? Kono Taro would be an interesting alternative to Suga, given his familiarity with Australia. https://t.co/ttMphoBNzI, via @LowyInstitute

— Andrew Hunter (@AndrewHunter__) August 18, 2021

On Wednesday, New Zealand PPI, Japanese machinery orders, Japanese merchandise trade, Australian wage prices, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand policy announcement, UK CPI, UK PPI, Eurozone HICP and Canadian CPI reports are scheduled. pic.twitter.com/X4S0UOQzcN

— Econoday, Inc. (@Econoday) August 17, 2021

The Australian Dollar faces actionable trade setups versus the US Dollar, British Pound, and Japanese Yen. Get your weekly AUD technical forecast from @FxWestwater here: https://t.co/UTmiEca5Bo pic.twitter.com/WF0dNFgkKZ

— DailyFX (@DailyFX) August 15, 2021

At least 68 Australian kids have been caught in parental abduction cases in Japan. French estimates are more than 100, the US 475. Each of them has a story. https://t.co/3ZVI5cwNBa #Tokyo2020

— Eryk Bagshaw (@ErykBagshaw) August 14, 2021

https://twitter.com/dan3james/status/1426955694037626880

Australian, American, and Japanese waygu pic.twitter.com/l09NwNjABP

— Meal Team Six (@macnoroni) August 14, 2021

https://twitter.com/GetUp/status/1427850240539955205

#TS21 involved participating forces from Canada, Japan, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. #AusNavy military police were involved in manning checkpoints near Bowen, Queensland, during the bilateral training activity. 👮‍♂️🤝🚢 pic.twitter.com/egQVxNIcGo

— Royal Australian Navy (@Australian_Navy) August 16, 2021

Joint Statement by the Embassies and High Commissions of Australia, Canada, Japan, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States, Accredited to the Republic of Zambia: pic.twitter.com/RPlZisyjTE

— Bronte Moules (@AusEmbZim) August 11, 2021

https://t.co/710Gc7OHJL My reflection on the Olympics as a mushroom cloud. Nagai Tokusaburo wrote to us last year: "People prefer fun festivals. In the midst of that, it is a shame that the opportunity to draw the whole world’s eyes to the Nagasaki atomic bombing was lost"

— Gwyn McClelland (@gwynjapan) August 12, 2021

#OTD in 1943 USS Bowfin (SS-287) set off for her first war along the Australian coast to Darwin. ⁣
⁣
On Sept. 25th USS Bowfin, USS Billfish and USS Bonefish attacked a Japanese convoy, effectively sinking tanker Kirishima Maru north of French Indochina. ⁣ pic.twitter.com/7f2JIB2TuT

— Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum (@PACFLTSubMuseum) August 16, 2021

'Activists commemorate 30th anniversary of first “comfort women” testimony'. 84 groups from Korea, Australia, Germany and other countries, "under the slogan "I am Kim Hak-sun," urged the Japanese government to issue an official apology". @HankyorehNews https://t.co/XajJQeUh7U

— Sino-NK (@Sino_NK) August 14, 2021

Victory in the Pacific. Sunday 15th of August 2021 is the 76th anniversary of the end of the war with Japan, VP Day. Take time to reflect on the service, sacrifice and loss by our women and men. Consider visiting a local war memorial to pay respects. We Will Remember Them. pic.twitter.com/KOSfGzIfB9

— RSL South Australia & Northern Territory (@RSL_SA) August 13, 2021

When thinking about Australian security, there is a tendency to look to the north. Yet during the Second World War Australia's leaders were fearful that Japan would bypass the north and directly attack Australia's industrial core, my latest article in History Australia @NSC_ANU pic.twitter.com/WMh1swpsCv

— Alexander Mitchell Lee (@alexmitchelllee) August 18, 2021

World 世界情勢等 Vol.18 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.175

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下（内容事項一部抜粋ご参考まで）貼っておきます。

World Vol.160 (U.S., etc.)
ThinkTanks … TheEconomist 9NewsAUS abc13houston

World Vol.159 (U.S., etc.)
Reuters cnni ABC France24_en dwnews ABC11_WTVD

World Vol.158 (flooding in western Europe)
dwnews TheLocalGermany BrusselsTimes bbcweather SkyNews AFP guardian CBSNews NBCNews ABC cnni AP ..

World Vol.157 (U.S., etc.)
… KGWNews WCPO cleveland19news wsyx6

World Vol.156 (U.S., Canada – hottest)
BBCEarth abcnews NZStuff CBCNews weatherchannel WeatherNation breakingweather accuweather Weatherobserve CBSNews NBCNews MSNBC sfchronicle NYTNational capitalweather washingtonpost

World Vol.155 (U.S., EU, etc.)
GEF_Europe euromines SultanEtn INNOVATION_PL euobs ecfr BBCWorld cnni nytimesworld MarketWatch KTNV

World Vol.153 (U.S., etc.)
academia … CBSDenver

World Vol.152 (U.S.)
… KFYRTV WDAYnews

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
160：@RANDCorporation,@DefenseOne、@hozertem,@IFRI_、@LowyInstitute
159：@HumanProgress
157：@YaleDivSchool,@pewresearch
156：@cbcnewsbc、@CNNweather
155：@argusmedia、@EcologicBerlin、@News3LV,@AP
153：@EssexSocSci,@Essex_EBS,@the_ecologist,@guardian,@dominicru、@ABC,@FiveThirtyEight、@arturobris,@IMD_Bschool,@nytimes、@CornellCAS,@njtmulder,@guardian
152：@NewYorkFed、@nytimes

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

#TeamOfUs

😍 The moment we’ve been waiting over a year for! Let’s go IRELAND! ☘️#ShoulderToShoulder #VodafoneSummerSeries #IREvJPN pic.twitter.com/zshvuC0peM

— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) July 3, 2021

https://twitter.com/rugbyworldcup/status/1411203050887208960

Congrats to @tcddublin student athlete John Tanguay who has been officially selected for the @usrowing @Paralympics team 👏🏼 John is part of a mixed four coxswain crew that will represent the US at the Tokyo Paralympics

Read more 👉🏻 https://t.co/YvHUnPmlQ9 #TokyoParalympics pic.twitter.com/VnAXvavLoo

— Trinity Sport (@tcdsports) June 24, 2021

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

Japan zoo prays for rhino love as new resident settles in. #AFP
📸 Philip Fong https://t.co/LU7raKMhc0 pic.twitter.com/a1oAQT31nq

— AFP Photo (@AFPphoto) June 12, 2021

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

Science and Technology 科学技術 Vol.25（semiconductor, etc. 半導体など）

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Science and Technology Vol.69 (silver, etc.)

Science and Technology Vol.68 (semiconductor materials)
@IEEEorg MiNetTechnology SemiEngineering WaferWorldInc dwnews UniversityWafer electrical4u1 WaferPro ROHMsemi wolfspeed EuroScientist onsemi IEEESpectrum WaferWorldInc tuvienna ..

World Vol.148 / Science and Technology Vol.67 (semiconductor)
Thomasnet @SeekingAlpha Investopia @semiEngineering ASML ASM theburninhub GlobeNewswire BusinessWire DataBridge TechRepublic …

Science and Technology Vol.66 (copper, silicon…/gallium…, etc.)

Science and Technology Vol.65 (semiconductor)
eh_org HowStuffWorks SIAAmerica ToshibaUSA HitachiGlobal Teradyneinc,SeekingAlpha semiEngineering 3M reason ForDummies onsemi TheMotleyFoolUK …

Science and Technology Vol.64 (gold, etc.)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
69：@BTNLiveBIG @MiningFan
68：@ConversationEDU
67：@SIAAmerica @CSETGeorgetown @ToshibaUSA @ROHMsemi
66：@WIRED @Avnet @IEEESpectrum,@SocionextUS @ThinkCopperWire
65：@business @ElecNotes
64：@arstechnica @ScienceAlert-@BecCrew,@Futurity @CNBC,@SCSatUoA,@ScienceUoA

World 世界情勢等 Vol.17 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.174

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下（内容事項一部抜粋ご参考まで）貼っておきます。

World Vol.151 (U.S., U.K., etc.)
Coronavirus … NBC10 ABC6

World Vol.150 (U.S., Australia, etc.)
ANU&UniMelb … KSTP MSPBJ

World Vol.149 (U.S., New Zealand, etc.)
AucklandUni … KTVB AFP

World Vol.147 (BBC, AFP)

World Vol.146 (TorontoStar, AP, etc.)

World Vol.139 (semiconductor)
@trendforce&@CNBC,@designreuse Zippia @yahoolife @SINewsUpdates @Investopedia @rayguide @BuiltIn TechWireAsia IBDinvestors eeNewsEurope SemiEngineering 3DInCites StatistaCharts SwingTradeBot erpsoftwareblog SeekingAlpha

World Vol.137 (U.S., etc.)
China copper Israel-Palestine … NBC komonews KIRO7Seattle KSL5TV TheSun

World Vol.136 (U.S., etc.)
tax-cuts-history Wuhan … DomPost thedailybeast BBCWorld SkyNews WSJ nytimes washingtonpost

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
151：@ACScowcroft @George_Friedman
150：@crikey_news @CFR_org @StarTribune２枚
149：@TheHill @business @localnews8,@CNN２枚
147：@AFP２枚
146：@AP,@MargieMasonAP,@RobinMcDowell
139：@trendforce２枚
137：@CNBCTV18News @EconomicTimes @NBCNews
136：@HarvardPolitics

U.K. イギリス Vol.35（Ｇ７コーンウォールサミット）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

Ｇ７関連情報を含む投稿及び日本関連ツイートを取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。
Ｇ７以外の内容も含む 138 及び 140～143 については、内容事項一部抜粋及びマスメディア名等もご参考まで挙げておきます。

World Vol.145 (G7 Summit 2021 in Cornwall)
World Vol.144 (G7 Summit 2021 in Cornwall)
cf. U.K. イギリス Vol.27（England イングランド Vol.9 – South West サウスウェスト地方）

World Vol.143 (U.S., etc.)
G7 … nytimes washingtonpost WSJ chicagotribune nationalpost RTEnews
World Vol.142
G7 PortsmouthNH … Guardian DWNews France24 VancouverSun smh RNZ
World Vol.141 (U.S., etc.)
TikTok-WeChat … ChronicleHerald
World Vol.140 (U.S., etc.)
JanetYellen-GlobalMinimumBusinessTax InteractiveBrokers WisconsinDells … BelferCenter
World Vol.138 (G7, etc.)
G7-finance/foreign/trade-ministers … KOB4

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
145：@G7 @BorisJohnson,@POTUS
143：@washingtonpost @nationalpost
142：@euronews @dwnews @guardian @France24_en
141：@MarketWatch２枚 @FBAdvocateNews,@USDA @TheAtlantic,@MichaelSchuman
140：@PluribusPub @business @nytimes,@dealbook @SteveForbesCEO
138：@NASA_Johnson @ABC @krqe

日本関連ツイート

G7の前にホスト国であるイギリス・ジョンソン首相と会談を行いました。#G7 @BorisJohnson @sugawitter pic.twitter.com/UKjBBFtFK8

— 首相官邸 (@kantei) June 11, 2021

PM Suga: We held discussions on global health and other issues the world is facing.
I welcomed the engagement of the other #G7 countries through concrete actions towards realizing a “free and open Indo-Pacific” and led discussions as the lead-off speaker on the equitable (1/2) pic.twitter.com/XhEozpQE3A

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) June 13, 2021

PM Suga: The #G7 Summit has now begun. In order for the global economy to successfully “build back better” from COVID-19, we discussed the promotion of the multilateral trading system, WTO reform, and related matters with other world leaders. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/4XPebtbDhN

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) June 12, 2021

PM Suga: At the upcoming #G7 Summit, I will have frank discussions on the critical issues of COVID-19, climate change, the economy, and regional issues with the leaders of the other G7 nations, which share universal values. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/kGVpe4M5oO

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) June 10, 2021

President Biden reaffirmed his support for the Summer Olympics in Tokyo during a meeting this weekend with Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide at the G7 summit. https://t.co/FIt76lZU44

— Axios (@axios) June 13, 2021

Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga gained the support of G7 leaders for Tokyo’s hosting of the Olympics next month. #Tokyo2020 https://t.co/I1cuLnHBC0

— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) June 14, 2021

Japanese Prime Minster Yoshihide Suga (@JPN_PMO) has welcomed the commitment to the Indo-Pacific region expressed by Germany and France in his separate bilateral talks with the leaders at the @G7 summit. #G7 #IndoPacific #BilateralTalks https://t.co/4m7kRIdeXG

— TheFinancialDistrict (@TheFinancialDi2) June 14, 2021

Another bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the #G7 Summit: Chancellor #Merkel talks with #Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga. @G7 #G7Summit pic.twitter.com/ufqcIwIfpC

— Germany in the EU (@germanyintheeu) June 12, 2021

https://twitter.com/KAS_Japan/status/1404385317059182602
https://twitter.com/Taiwan_in_NL/status/1404036114747478016

US President Biden and Japanese PM Suga discuss Taiwan Strait situation at G7 Summit – Focus Taiwan https://t.co/JMvsRUpkOF

— Sense Hofstede (@sehof) June 14, 2021

Biden speaks to Japanese PM Suga at the G7 and once again the two leaders highlight the need to maintain stability in the Taiwan Strait. Maybe Tokyo doesn’t actually have buyer’s remorse?https://t.co/6ZnowETSe8

— Derek J. Grossman (@DerekJGrossman) June 13, 2021

US and Japan seek to include a reference to the Taiwan Strait in the post-G7 joint statement in hopes of presenting a united front to counter China, Nikkei has learned.

https://t.co/zV8NcmLhkq

— Christopher Grimes (@grimes_ce) June 8, 2021

G7 nations say they support Japan 2020 Olympics https://t.co/neFplrhJ99 pic.twitter.com/PzPOCZsWqI

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 13, 2021

The Group of Seven wealthy nations said they supported the holding of the Tokyo #Olympics this year, a communique issued on Sunday after a leaders' summit in #Cornwall. https://t.co/ZgpLMw7wxn

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) June 13, 2021

At a meeting with Japan's Yoshihide Suga on the sidelines of the G7 summit, Boris Johnson agreed to work together on a range of issues from trade and technology to defence and climate.https://t.co/xqHPwgr6H3

— Express Sports (@IExpressSports) June 11, 2021

UK PM Boris Johnson along with President Biden, French President Macron, Angela Merkel, Japanese PM Suga arrive at the picturesque English seaside at Carbis Bay for #G7Summit2021 https://t.co/tSdSKzSa71

— WION (@WIONews) June 11, 2021

BREAKING NEWS: Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga expresses concerns over China’s activities, human rights situation https://t.co/6rKMUHNrXz #China #EastChinaSea #G7 #HumanRights

— Chanakya Forum (@ChanakyaForum) June 13, 2021

The Group of Seven wealthy nations said they supported the holding of the Tokyo Olympics this year, a communique issued on Sunday after a leaders' summit in Cornwall. https://t.co/mslO0dQNIE

— Deccan Herald (@DeccanHerald) June 13, 2021

"We reiterate our support for the holding of the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 in a safe and secure manner as a symbol of global unity in overcoming COVID-19," the communique said.https://t.co/1CEGWXL13m

— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) June 13, 2021

US President Joe Biden and his colleagues from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan will sit down for their first face-to-face gathering in nearly two years, after the pandemic wiped out last year's summit.https://t.co/0poCINuUTJ

— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) June 11, 2021

#DrHabib_Music (Kyodo) — Japan's first lady Mariko Suga on Saturday watched a musical about the marine environment with other partners of the leaders of the Group of Seven at a theater in Cornwall, southwestern England, where the…https://t.co/vVW5lRVEEI https://t.co/jrADo1uNeg

— Habib al-Badawi (@HabibBadawi) June 13, 2021

Will seek G7 understanding over safe Olympics: Japan PM https://t.co/XQ3Q9giAdN

— TOI World News (@TOIWorld) June 10, 2021

Japan PM Yoshihide Suga reassured by G7 leaders on decision to host Tokyo Olympicshttps://t.co/VxKPNYyVSH

— HT Sports (@HTSportsNews) June 14, 2021

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday gave the Tokyo Olympics a show of public support at a meeting with Japan’s Yoshihide Suga and welcomed efforts to ensure the Games can take place safely. https://t.co/cNtZ9q7gde

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) June 11, 2021

Their brief encounter marks the first face-to-face meeting between Moon and Suga since the Japanese leader took office last September. @AsiaNewsNetwork https://t.co/caz9ppRPRI

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) June 13, 2021

Ｇ７としてしっかりと成果を残せるよう、明日も各国首脳の議論をリードします。#G7 #summit #自由で開かれたインド太平洋 @G7 @BorisJohnson @EmmanuelMacron @JoeBiden @JustinTrudeau @eucopresident @vonderleyen @ScottMorrisonMP @narendramodi @moonriver365 @CyrilRamaphosa pic.twitter.com/H84s8vHnHO

— 菅義偉 (@sugawitter) June 12, 2021

PM Suga is taking part in @G7 summit in #Cornwall. This is the first #G7 after the pandemic and the leaders started their discussion on how to ensure strong and sustaining economic recovery. https://t.co/FOUPBxqlIO

— ISHIGAKI Tomoaki 石垣友明 (@TomoakiIshigaki) June 12, 2021

At the summit in England, G7 leaders agreed to a joint communique that singled out China by name a handful of times, but did not overtly condemn Beijing. https://t.co/LdrSvmN1jU

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) June 14, 2021

“We underscore the importance of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, and encourage the peaceful resolution of cross-Strait issues.” https://t.co/1WiMvX0JSK

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

It was the first time the two leaders had met face-to-face. They met “accidentally” and said they were happy to see each other, according to the South Korean presidential office. https://t.co/hNV7u6e8HI

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

Suga and Moon exchange greetings on fringes of G7 summit https://t.co/8RNZ22fbF0

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

“This is not just about confronting or taking on China. But until now we haven’t offered a positive alternative that reflects our values, our standards and our way of doing business.” https://t.co/NhZOCFWviT

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

Commentary: An agreement on tax could remind world of G7’s value https://t.co/lbvZ7Zxuzp

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

The G7 leaders plan to unveil a new alternative to China’s “Belt and Road” project, while the post-meeting joint statement will be closely watched for references to Taiwan. https://t.co/vQxBYImfwT

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) June 10, 2021

Japan's Suga heads to G7 in Britain with China and COVID-19 in mind https://t.co/adWvhnLynK

— David W. Cook (@DavidWCook1) June 10, 2021

JUST IN: #Japan PM Suga vows to ensure success of #TokyoOlympics in post-#G7 presserhttps://t.co/Q4X2qlK58R pic.twitter.com/ffQcGmz8d9

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) June 13, 2021

The leaders of the #G7 industrialized countries agree to launch a new initiative to provide financing for infrastructure in the developing world to counter #China's Belt and Road Initiative.#G7Summit https://t.co/79lSBD8GzO

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) June 12, 2021

Johnson backs Tokyo Olympics; Japan wants more G7 support: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday gave the Tokyo Olympics a show of public support at a meeting with Japan's Yoshihide Suga and welcomed efforts to ensure… https://t.co/2icC0YG7st

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) June 11, 2021

Suga arrives in Britain for G7 summit: Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga arrived in Britain early Friday to attend a summit of the Group of Seven industrialized nations, with discussions set to focus on tackling… https://t.co/k4SxNljbN6

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) June 11, 2021

Yoshihide Suga

The Japanese prime minister's main priority will be to secure explicit support from G7 leaders for holding the Tokyo Olympics, which remain unpopular at home. pic.twitter.com/PX3uobN9dr

— The Times (@thetimes) June 10, 2021

UK PM Johnson expressed support for the Tokyo Olympics meeting with Japan PM Suga on the #G7 summit sidelines. The two also affirmed cooperation toward realizing rules-based order in the Indo-Pacific amid China's growing assertiveness. (via @kyodo_english)https://t.co/nXsFz9SOf6

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) June 12, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Suga left for the UK on Thursday to attend a three-day summit of the #G7 major industrial countries from Friday. Key issues at the summit include measures against COVID-19, ways to deal with China, and climate change. (via @jijicom)https://t.co/kt7TDFl4dq

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) June 10, 2021

EU’s leaders in G7 coordinated approach to China before joining Biden, Trudeau and Suga. https://t.co/LTMbF0RW4i

— Stuart Lau (@StuartKLau) June 11, 2021

G7 nations say they support Japan 2020 Olympics https://t.co/0ODrbnDxps pic.twitter.com/Ks0EkeAWBH

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) June 13, 2021

UK PM Johnson backs Tokyo Olympics, Japan wants more G7 support https://t.co/XYSXaguQB6 pic.twitter.com/kljKdXRuRl

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) June 11, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga says "we held discussions on global health and other issues the world is facing" at the G7 Summit.

(Photos: @JPN_PMO) pic.twitter.com/ULNnwobZxv

— News Asia 24 (@NewsAsia24) June 13, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and South Korean president Moon Jae-in have both met with the German Angela Merkel at the G7 Summit. pic.twitter.com/jvG2QNw4BS

— News Asia 24 (@NewsAsia24) June 12, 2021

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and his wife have met UK's Prime Minister Boris Johnson at the #G7 summit in Cornwall. pic.twitter.com/Xr26vP0I1O

— News Asia 24 (@NewsAsia24) June 11, 2021

Meeting Suga at #G7 'precious' occasion for new beginning in #SouthKorea–#Japan relations: Moon https://t.co/KU7k2S6b9h

— The Korea Herald (@TheKoreaHerald) June 14, 2021

#PresidentMoon meets #Suga, #Biden at #G7 summit https://t.co/j23d2D6Hfb

— The Korea Herald (@TheKoreaHerald) June 13, 2021

Scott Morrison released the statement at the weekend from Cornwall, where the G7 is meeting. Both nations reaffirmed their net-zero targets. #auspol #climateaction #G7Summit https://t.co/JNgBJgOwwR

— The Mandarin (@TheMandarinAU) June 14, 2021

Japan broke agreement to hold Suga-Moon talks at G7, report says https://t.co/Wz2btY3qvO

— Jesse Johnson (@jljzen) June 14, 2021

On behalf of the Bernard Leach family, I would like to extend a very warm welcome to His Excellency, Yoshihide Suga, Japanese Prime Minister, and his delegation, on the occasion of his visit to St Ives, Cornwall for the 2021 G7 summit.@G7 @CornwallCouncil @GOVUK @JapanGov pic.twitter.com/VM8X30AJsu

— Leach Pottery (@leachpottery) June 10, 2021

#BREAKING
UK-hosted G7 Summit kicks off

▪️The 47th #G7 Summit chaired by British PM Boris Johnson has started in Cornwall.
▪️#Canada's Trudeau, #France's Macron, #Germany's Merkel, #Italy's Draghi, #Japan's Suga, #US' Biden, #EU's von der Leyen & Michel are attending the summit. pic.twitter.com/3n4A4PLQ4P

— EHA News (@eha_news) June 11, 2021

Justin Trudeau, Charles Michel, Joe Biden, Yoshihide Suga, Boris Johnson,Mario Draghi, Emmanuel Macron, Ursula von der Leyen and Angela Merkel during the leaders official welcome and family photo in Carbis Bay, during the G7 summit in Cornwall.

📷Leon Neal/PA Wire#G7Cornwall pic.twitter.com/khD3TXwdaG

— Alamy Editorial (@Alamy_Editorial) June 11, 2021

The G7 or Group of Seven is an organization made up of world’s “most influential” and “advanced” economies. Every year, the leaders of the U.S., U.K., Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan gather to talk global affairs. But why seven countries and what do they actually do? pic.twitter.com/sw70wmSlYh

— CNBC International (@CNBCi) June 10, 2021

Thinking back to Justin Trudeau's first G7 summit in Japan in 2016. When the group reconvenes this week, the entire cast of characters will be different – except for Trudeau and Angela Merkel. And this will be Merkel's last G7. pic.twitter.com/4Ft9leIX01

— Roland Paris (@rolandparis) June 7, 2021

In 2013, Prime Minister David Cameron hosted the 39th G8 Summit in Lough Erne, Northern Ireland.

Russia was suspended from the group the following year after its annexation of Crimea.

[6/9] pic.twitter.com/Kk2szs6Jtp

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) June 10, 2021

Does anyone know whatever happened to this initiative? They provided numbers too unlike the G7 today.

“plan that is set to be backed by a 60 billion euro ($65.48 billion) EU guarantee fund, development banks and private investors.”https://t.co/B8gdlNIv27

— Phryne Astynome (@PAstynome) June 13, 2021

And they're off! 🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇮🇹🇯🇵🇨🇦🇺🇸

All 7 bottle tags have now been released as part of a new experiment to monitor the movement of #plastic bottles in the #ocean.

Japan was released off Mousehole today at 10.15am. Look at it go! 👉https://t.co/70qs9Q47xE #G7 #ListenToTheOcean pic.twitter.com/v65gzTzYck

— ExeterMarine (@ExeterMarine) June 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/epaphotos/status/1403040441470177284

"G7 economies — Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Canada, the UK and the US — could see annual average losses of up to 8.5% by 2050 if CO2 #emissions continue unabated," the article reports.https://t.co/yvoKmyHdyH

— EcoWatch (@EcoWatch) June 13, 2021

Scott Morrison inks G7 deals with Japan and Germany to develop lower-emissions technology https://t.co/DWRNA83BSu

— Guardian Environment (@guardianeco) June 13, 2021

https://twitter.com/unclepete_100/status/1404190082005815296

Japan’s addiction to coal is undermining meaningful climate action and a just transition to clean energy. We urge Prime Minister Suga to set things right at the @G7 by committing to coal phase out and ending overseas finance for coal, gas and oil. @JPN_PMO #G7Cornwall #G7UK #G7 pic.twitter.com/lEMHikRus7

— Oil Change International (@PriceofOil) June 11, 2021

Giant Pikachus head to the G7 summit in stance against Japan's burning of coal pic.twitter.com/7HPsZfYeBK

— The Sun (@TheSun) June 12, 2021

No Coal Japan activists dressed as Pikachu at the G7 summit and called on the Japanese government to stop burning coal pic.twitter.com/ia9BXGyipg

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 11, 2021

An environmental activist group showed up to the G7 Summit in Cornwall, England to protest Japan’s reluctance to reduce its use of coal in a unique way: in Pikachu costumes. pic.twitter.com/NN4pkivKRD

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 12, 2021

The Pikachus are part of “No Coal Japan,” a coalition of 35 environmental groups seeking to stop the usage of coal as an energy source.https://t.co/1tQsnngLgf

— NBC New York (@NBCNewYork) June 11, 2021

G7 and COAL: Despite the rapid transition away from coal in recent years (helped by cheap nat gas plus renewables), coal still accounts for a huge share in electricity generation in the US, Germany and Japan (the later still produces 1/3 of total electricity by burning coal) 6/8 pic.twitter.com/4KDFw1XdBN

— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) June 14, 2021

#pikachu and youths from #Bangladesh had a message for @JPN_PMO @shinjirokoiz today in the morning at the National Press Club of Dhaka. Japan should follow the decision of #G7 and stop financing for coal in #Matarbaari. @bwged_bd @YouthNet4CC pic.twitter.com/S11faawuux

— Energy Watch Bangladesh (@EnergywatchBD) June 11, 2021

Electric vehicles as a share of new car sales in G7 countries in 2020

Germany: 13.5%
France: 11.3%
UK: 11.3%
Italy: 4.3%
Canada: 4.2%
US: 2.0%
Japan: 0.6%

More in our recent analysis: https://t.co/omBQUfva3X https://t.co/BBOH8giGnU

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) June 13, 2021

Japan Must Stop Funding Coal in Bangladeshhttps://t.co/Pk3Q7FscJS

— Fridays For Future Bangladesh (@FFFinBD) June 14, 2021

Japan’s coal addiction is undermining real climate action and a just transition to renewable energy.

So we’re joining 35+ groups urging @JPN_PMO to show strong climate leadership at the #G7 Summit & end all overseas funding for fossil fuel projects!https://t.co/1hYO5jaizS

— Friends of the Earth (Action) (@foe_us) June 12, 2021

G7 climate protests: Pickachus and pupils —>

Pikachu's are here to push alleged Pokémon fan Yoshihide Suga on his coal policy. “Being inside a Pikachu costume is like a worst case global warming. Hot, sweaty and constant fear you’re gonna fall into the sea.” pic.twitter.com/TVoOsW20Ln

— Karl Mathiesen (@KarlMathiesen) June 11, 2021

The best reporting of the G7 coal commitments is from @KarlMathiesen of @POLITICOEurope.

My one quibble is the lack of historical context. This was first time ever that G7 has explicitly addressed coal. So a Leaders agreement on coal exit is a big step.https://t.co/AGULtFkIHZ

— Chris Littlecott (@chrislittlecott) June 13, 2021

West Australian Political Journalist Sarah Ison says Australia and Japan’s joint statement in opposition to China’s coercive behaviour presents a “united front” ahead of the G7 summit.https://t.co/qiRE91VH9g

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) June 10, 2021

“There were few disagreements over the communique, which is going through final drafting, though Japan pushed for a tougher line on China, a diplomatic source said” https://t.co/1hO9Zem4fy

— Noah Barkin (@noahbarkin) June 13, 2021

Sounds like US, UK, Canada, Japan (?) pushing for G7 statement on Xinjiang/forced labor. Germany, France pushing back. (Italy lying low.) https://t.co/MRZkK6X0GQ pic.twitter.com/fvRAwOXaJi

— Julian Ku 古舉倫 (@julianku) June 12, 2021

This cnn story also … doesn’t mention Japan. https://t.co/Ms3H9PmqqQ

— Jesse Johnson (@jljzen) June 12, 2021

#G7 Leader’s Latest Overall Approval:

Draghi (Italy) – 65%
Merkel (Germany) – 54%
Biden (USA) – 52%
Johnson (UK) – 47%
Trudeau (Canada) – 45%
Macron (France) – 35%
Suga (Japan) – 27%

*Among all adults, updated 6/10/21https://t.co/dQsNxodoxB #G7Summit2021

— Morning Consult (@MorningConsult) June 12, 2021

#G7 Leader’s Latest Overall Disapproval:

Suga (Japan): 61%
Macron (France): 56%
Trudeau (Canada): 48%
Johnson (UK): 46%
Merkel (Germany): 40%
Biden (USA): 39%
Draghi (Italy): 28%

*Among all adults, updated 6/10/21https://t.co/dQsNxouZWb #G7Summit2021

— Morning Consult (@MorningConsult) June 12, 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

Science and Technology 科学技術 Vol.24

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Science and Technology Vol.63 (elements, usages, food, etc.)

Science and Technology Vol.62 (semiconductor, raw materials, etc.)

Science and Technology Vol.61 (semiconductors, etc.)

Science and Technology Vol.60 (water, etc.)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
順に、
63：@NtlDairyCouncil,@USDA @My_Recipes,@thekitchn @WIRED
62：@SmithsonianMag @bjeaglefeather,@OregonState,@Nanowerk @cbcradio
61：@ChemistryWorld,@BrianClegg @NextReality,@Intel_IRL
60：@NMPBS

上記事項の日本関連

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/cITjjDGpWp #SMEMonday #InnovationJapan pic.twitter.com/DQNR2uvhIe

— japan (@japan) December 7, 2020

Canon has partnered with Tokyo Electron and Screen Semiconductor Solutions to develop advanced chipmaking production technology with support from the Japanese government according to a report by Nikkei Asia. #canon #industrynews https://t.co/zgMZHPcJeO pic.twitter.com/Wu1KdpLjnN

— Canon Rumors (@canonrumorsguy) March 24, 2021

We will invest € 20 million to expand our research & development and manufacturing site in Shizuoka, one of @Merck_Elec's key technology hubs in Japan. The site focuses on developing and manufacturing materials for #semiconductor and #display industries: https://t.co/7baFD8MlbF

— Merck (@merckgroup) April 15, 2021

Merck to Expand its R&D and Manufacturing Site in Japan: Shizuoka is one of Merck's key technology centers in Japan, focusing on advanced materials development for the semiconductor and display industries https://t.co/EtF3PiI3AP pic.twitter.com/rKubjIteJ3

— ChemistryViews (@ChemistryViews) April 15, 2021

The proletarian, manual nature of the development of semiconductor technology in Japan may interest you, if not already familiar.https://t.co/fxjBq1hGLu

— NPK mentality (@ProleSurvival) March 2, 2021

Japanese firm Renesas Electronics says it’s in talks to acquire Dialog Semiconductor, the U.K. chip designer whose clients include Apple https://t.co/8Rrw1MthfY

— Bloomberg Technology (@technology) February 8, 2021

Panasonic is selling off their semiconductor business to Taiwan’s Nuvoton Technology. They are also parting ways with three Japanese chipmaking facilities under TowerJazz Panasonic https://t.co/sTAZBpTzZo #Panasonic #semiconductor pic.twitter.com/ORNiDZKIA9

— TechInsights (@techinsightsinc) December 9, 2019

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/kwbSv1ee61 pic.twitter.com/ti3PmbBbfs

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) November 29, 2019

We’re teaming up with @IBM_JAPAN to create smart factory technology for the semiconductor manufacturing field. https://t.co/Tam8iUDW9g pic.twitter.com/WSjrj5iOiQ

— Panasonic Corp. (@panasonic) October 15, 2019

#Japanese semiconductor company Ebara Electric HD developed the company's car sharing service, which uses smartphone apps to match user mechanisms and #blockchain technology, and can effectively use company-specific vehicles with a initial fee. pic.twitter.com/Z2OsZDgpRc

— bitofjapan (@bit_of_Japan) July 18, 2018

#Technology edge for consolidation – #Japanese #MitsuiMiningSmelting produces electrolytic copper foil of less than 5 microns, controls more than 90% market !! Used in semiconductor package substrates of modules and memory storage, adopted for smartphone motherboards https://t.co/267G3ddXqe

— Sachin Chaturvedi (@Sachin_Chat) December 18, 2017

The Japanese government is keen to keep key semiconductor technology under domestic control. https://t.co/rckvlrRPh6 pic.twitter.com/B6ncJMetPg

— Tech2 (@tech2eets) June 21, 2017

Have you read IMA's Japan Newsletters? If not, check out innovative developments that are happening such as developments in #magnesium alloy with a 20% improvement in #magnesium battery capacity from the National Institute for Materials Science.https://t.co/yQKZIMTxK3 pic.twitter.com/dXRnPJUqGZ

— IMA (@INTLMagOrg) March 17, 2021

Isn't the Toyota battery a solid state lithium battery?https://t.co/c5eiZU4mhT

— Ali L 96.5% (@Alichat66) February 18, 2021

Now $Nio claims it will beat everyone to solid state #lithium battery punch by next year. This puts them and @Toyota neck and neck, years before $QS. This SSLB space is dangerously mysterious right now.$Tsla and $Aapl also touting their batteries.https://t.co/sDOa3pZPkv

— FreeDisruptor (@WB71747761) January 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/PriusChat/status/1184488702745165824

@Toyota is betting that its own Li-Ion battery patent will give it a wheel-up on the competition. https://t.co/yb6yAYoS1r #electricvehicles #lithium #battery #cleanenergy #autonews pic.twitter.com/hbgQk7AnVU

— Ultra Lithium Inc. (@UltraLithiumInc) June 25, 2019

#Toyota & #Pansonic enter JV to scale #Lithium #Battery production.
Interesting as Toyota was one of the last auto firms to shift to #LI from nickel-metal hydride batteries. Panasonic will greatly benifit as Toyota has secured much needed #EnergyMetals. #ElectricTimes pic.twitter.com/Jpxfa347Fs

— LivioFilice (@LivioFilice) January 21, 2019

#Japan & #Korea supply 95% of global #Li battery's aluminum laminated film
– #China confirmed capacity is only ~80mil m^2/yr#lithium #battery #EV #pdac18 pic.twitter.com/ze4NmsOoWl

— Afar Insights (@Afar_Insights) March 15, 2018

A $4b #lithium battery project in Indonesia will begin construction on January 1 2019, involving investors from South Korea, Japan and China https://t.co/eyW8zOkpNn

— Mining Analysts (@MiningAnalysts) December 9, 2018

Asahi Kasei increasing annual capacity for its Celgard and Hipore micro-porous polyolefin lithium battery separator films by 450m m2. Expansions at sites at Moriyama in Japan and Charlotte in US will take total capacity to 1.55bn m2/yr by mid 2021. https://t.co/e9nCRi9eA8

— Plastics World (@PlasticsWorld) March 21, 2019

Japan's Kyocera crafts 30% cheaper lithium battery – Nikkei Asian Review https://t.co/XvEA94kr7z

— Peter Morgan (@psimpsonmorgan) June 21, 2019

https://twitter.com/LivioFilice/status/1163172067363250178

A List of New #Lithium #Battery Technology #Startups in #China #Korea #US and #Japan https://t.co/RlsHsc5V2p via @nanalyzetweets

— SmartEcoCity (@smartecocity) January 3, 2020

Interesting. Japan launching new lithium battery powered mega-sub.https://t.co/8CfYibK5wP

— Robert Manning (@Rmanning4) October 16, 2020

Indonesia plan to "control world market" in #lithium batteries: Investors from #SouthKorea, #Japan and #China are to put up $4bn to build a lithium battery factory on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi https://t.co/WUWdv6dkwB (@globalconreview) #geopolitics #geoeconomics #energy https://t.co/Xnr0N4dhVZ

— metacode (@metacode) December 5, 2018

"Japan is the world's No. 1 when it comes to battery-related patents. ". But patents do not necessarily translate into innovations. This explains why #Panasonic lags behind #CATL and #LG Chem in #lithium battery production nowadays. https://t.co/eC8S7T2wqN

— Juan Carlos Zuleta (@jczuleta) March 2, 2021

Another lithium battery fire on Boeing B787 : Japan Airlines Boeing B787 registered JA829J parked at a gate at Logan Intl Airport (BOS), Boston
#APU #APUbattery #B787 #Battery #Batteryfailure #Boeing #Boston #FAA #Fire #JAL #JapanAirlines #LithiumBatter https://t.co/abLfGP4vti pic.twitter.com/jKnMEX35Fp

— Aviation Accidents (@Accident_Report) November 21, 2018

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.172「アメリカとは ―各種指標につき日本とも対照しながら―」

e-論壇百花斉放,JFIR （連載１） 及び （連載２） にご掲載頂きました。以下、貼っておきます。

　「アメリカは」と語られることが多く、昨今ますます増えているのではないでしょうか。
　で、実際どんな国？と言うと、領土（面積は日本の約25倍）のうち北米部分の形、50州と首都ワシントンDCと準州等、日米関係、共和国、そして、軍事でも経済でも世界一の超大国というイメージは多くの方の頭の中ですぐに出て来ると思います。
　他方、具体的に多くの個別部分を訊かれると案外少々詰まってしまうのではないでしょうか。何より、情報が多過ぎて、逆によく分からないという面もありそうです。
　数字を常に覚えておく必要は大多数の日本人にとって無いはずですが、ざくっとした数字のイメージが頭の中にあると、アメリカの色々なことのイメージが湧き易いというのが長年の個人的実感でもあります。
　検索すると割とすぐに出て来るいくつかの指標について2019年近辺のデータを基に、あくまで2020年あるいは少し前の概ねこんな感じというアメリカと日本の状態を取り急ぎ挙げてみます。（「ドル」は全て「米ドル」です。）

１．（総合的な）国際的影響力 i
　超大国と言うと、まずはこの種の指標でしょうか。
　これは、国家首脳のリーダーシップ、文化的影響力、国際的な同盟関係などにつき1万人以上の有識者が付けたスコアによりランキング化したものだそうです。本稿で以下に挙げている各論的指標も大いに参考になります。
　アメリカが世界一とされており、順当でしょう。日本も世界７位に一応入っており、色々考えるとこんな感じかなというところでしょうか。

２．言語 ii
　何をするにしても人間のすることの多くには言語を伴うので、他国より優位な言語を母国語とすること自体が国や国民にとっての武器になります。有り得ない仮定ですが仮に完全に同じ能力なら、優位な言語を使えるほうが勝ちと言えるのではないでしょうか。
　アメリカ国民の母国語である英語はダントツの世界一。現実感覚的には当然の結果です。日本語も、国際的な印象もあるポルトガル語を一応抑えて世界８位とされており、個人的にはこの結果自体には悪い気はしません。

３．研究
　一筋縄では実りませんが、いざ実ると、研究全般のみならず企業活動そして現実生活の様々な事柄にも長きにわたってプラスの作用をもたらしますので、国や企業そして国民にとって非常に重要です。
⑴ 大学 iii
　研究や研究者についてのものも含む、評判についてのこのランキングでは、世界101位までの大学のうち、アメリカは42校とダントツ１位。日本は5校となっており、両国とも聞き慣れた結果となっています。
　学力だけを見るならば、日本の大学生は同等とされるアメリカの大学の学生に負けていることはない、というのが個人的印象です。他方、アメリカを筆頭とする英語圏の大学院には世界各国から多くが来て、少なからぬ人材が自らの希望で卒業後その滞在英語圏国の研究を支える、という形が定着しています。

⑵ ノーベル賞受賞者数 iv
　この栄誉ある賞の対象になっていない研究分野も少なくなく、この賞を受賞していないが非常に優れた研究をされた或いはされている研究者も星の数ほど居られます。生きていないと受賞できないこと、時のトレンド等も含めて、運の要素も小さくないようにも思います。その前提で、あくまで分かり易い指標として挙げます。
　累計で約1000名のうち、アメリカは383名でこれもダントツ世界一。日本は28名で、これも世界10位以内に一応入っています。
　受賞された日本人の研究者はほぼ例外無く、英語論文が評価されて受賞に至っている、というのがよく見る光景です。正直、日本人が受賞すると、他人事ではありますが毎回嬉しいです。

⑶ シンクタンク v
　政府との人材の出入りが珍しくないアメリカでは、政策立案や提言などにおいて一定の影響力を持っていると言えます。
　政治・経済から人工知能にまで亘る、大学付属のものも含めた世界合計8200強のうち、アメリカだけで合計1900弱、しかも上位175のうち25を占めています。日本は合計128、上位175のうち4となっています。
　日本の場合、これまで言われてきたとおり「中央省庁が日本最大のシンクタンク」であり、その働きを今後どのようにしていくかとも絡めて、シンクタンク機能を考えていく必要があります。

４．経済 vi vii,vii’
　アメリカの名目GDPは世界一で、21兆4000億ドル強。人口は3億3000万人弱（世界３位）、一人当たりGDPは6万5000ドル強（世界７位）、一人当たり可処分所得は5万3000ドル強。
　日本は、名目GDP 5兆ドル強（世界３位）、人口1億3000万人弱（世界11位）、一人当たりGDP 4万ドル強（世界25位）、一人当たり可処分所得は4万ドル弱。名目GDPが世界２位だったのは、1968年から2009年までの42年間でした。 viii
　GDPの比較でアメリカは日本の4倍強であること、国内で格差が一段と大きい印象はありますが国民平均の可処分所得でアメリカは日本を2割以上上回っていること等、率直に言って、外国から色々と集まるアメリカ経済の規模は日本経済の規模よりも随分大きいと言えます。

５．財政 ix,ix’,ix” x
　アメリカでは、歳入が3兆5000億ドル、歳出が4兆4000億ドル、公的債務残高の対GDP比が106%。日本は、歳入60兆円、歳出105兆円、公的債務残高の対GDP比が238%。
　1ドル＝100円と非常にざっくり考えると、歳入の比較でアメリカは日本の6倍弱もあり、公的債務残高つまり政府の累積赤字の比率も日本の半分以下で、アメリカは日本より財政的余裕が有ると言えます。

６．企業 xi
　経済を回すのは、何と言っても民間企業です。
　合計で収益33兆ドル・利益3兆ドルを産み出し7000万人を雇用していた収益世界上位500社のうち、アメリカに本社を置く企業は121社。他方、日本企業は52社でした。
　この指標では、上位の日本企業数が少なくなく、海外各国現地でも雇用を産み出しており、日本企業もまだまだ健闘していると言えます。

７．株式市場 xii
　アメリカには、時価総額28兆ドル強のニューヨーク証券取引所（NYSE）、13兆ドル弱のナスダック証券取引所（NASDAQ；新興企業向け）があり、時価総額で世界１位と２位で世界シェアの45%超となっています。日本の日本証券取引所は、時価総額5兆ドル強で世界３位です。
　なお、10位以内にそれぞれ3兆5000億ドルから5兆ドル弱の上海、香港、深圳の3証券取引所があります。例えば私自身、前回のアメリカ滞在時にはブルームバーグニュースを毎日見ていましたが、アジア関連では概ね中国関係者が発信する中国関係情報が多く、日本関係情報発信の積極化の重要性を幾度と無く感じました。

８．通貨 xiii
　（異種同士の取引なので合計が200%になる）一日当たり取引額のシェアは、ドルが88％強（世界１位）、日本円が17％弱（世界３位）。
　事実上のドル本位制の下、企業や各国政府が取引通貨として自主的にドルを選んでいる結果です。また、この現体制の過去50年近くの間に、日本経済が世界２位であった42年間が概ね重なり、日本円も安全資産の代表格となっています。

９．貿易 xiv,xiv’
　モノとサービスの輸出総額は、アメリカ2兆5000億ドル強（世界２位）、日本9000億ドル強（世界４位）。ただ、アメリカのこの額の対GDP比は10％台前半であり、他国との比較では内需型であると言って良いでしょう。日本も20％未満です。
　ドイツ、イギリス、フランス、イタリア、オランダ、韓国などはこの数字が高く、外需型であると改めて思い出します。
同じく輸入総額は、アメリカ2兆6000億ドル弱（世界１位）、日本7000億ドル強（世界４位）。

10．原油 xv,xv’
　輸入日量は、アメリカ800万バレル弱、日本300万バレル強。アメリカは600万バレル弱の輸出もしています。
　使用される資源エネルギーの多様化は進み、2020年春には原油先物価格がゼロ未満になった xvi ほど原油価格暴落の印象が強い昨今ですが、まだ今は原油に完全に取って替わるものは無く、依然として重要な指標です。

11．食料自給率 xvii
　地球の気候変動が科学的に言われ、定性的実感としては確かに有る昨今、食料や農業については誰しも気になる或いは気にすべきです。
　例えば、時々議論の有るカロリーベースで、2000年代後半、アメリカは124%、日本は40%となっています。
　ちなみに、食料品の物価については、モノにも場所や店にも依りますが、アメリカでは概ねさほど安くないという個人的印象を持っています。

12．軍事 xviii,xviii’
　アメリカの軍事費は7300億ドル強で、これもダントツ世界一。対GDP比は3.4%です。日本は世界９位の480億ドル弱で、対GDP比は依然として1%未満を堅持しています。
　行使しないことが多い反面、軍事力は国防上そして国際的影響力上も重要であり、外交力や経済力とも相関している、というのが古くからの考え方です。日本の場合は、議論・調査・立案や対外調整を重ねつつ一定のスピード感を以って整え続けるしかありません。

最後に
　以上、アメリカという国全体はあくまで概ねこんな感じというのを、各種指標を基に日本との対照もしながら挙げてみました。
　お国柄が各国にあるので、日本がアメリカのようにならなければならないと考えたことは、当然ながら一度もありません。他方、日米関係が日本の基軸であることは毎日の現実であるため、アメリカを正確に把握しておくことは本来、必須です。他の外国についても濃淡等はあれども知っておくことは同様に重要です。相手を理解せずに友好関係が続くはずがありません。そして、他国の良い点は可能な範囲で取り入れるよう試してみても良い、とも思います。
　北米・欧州・豪州NZについて企業・地方・大学などを個別に英語で調べることを通じて、微力ながら今後も日本の成長・成熟に貢献したいと考えています。

北米欧州豪NZ情報分析者／ワールドソルーションズLLC代表　中港拓

World 世界情勢等 Vol.16 ／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.171

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下（内容事項一部等抜粋ご参考まで）貼っておきます。

World Vol.135 (U.S., etc.)
warfare ColonialPipeline,cyberattacks Vineyard-Wind-project Ru,Cn Blueberry-Nut-Crunch Arctic,Antarctic Au-own-vaccine AlaskaAirlines-CEO US-airlines

World Vol.134 (Middle East, U.S., etc.)
commodities,TimePrice NaturalGas ColonialPipeline Ir,Sy,Eg,Lb,Ye,Ne Ru,Cn Es,Ma Tw Za Br

World Vol.133 (newscomauHQ, NZStuff, CBCNews)
WestBank UN-Security-Council ColonialPipeline ATT-Discovery Sanofi,GSK CityOfPrinceAlbert-Mississauga,ON-Ca Medicago

World Vol.132 (U.S., etc.)
military,defense Cn Il,Ps Eg

World Vol.131
BalfourDeclaration AlAqsa postBrexit-financial-system Cn-Ru US-Mx-seefood-trade US-Ca-Mx

World Vol.130
DJIA CPI CDC HighSpeed-rail-project-CA Israel-Palestine-Gaza

World Vol.129 (seaweeds, milk, etc.)
ME,AK

World Vol.128 (waiver on vaccine patents, etc.)
StockPrices lobbying VaccineDiplomacy-Ru,Cn

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
135：@FletcherSchool,@planetdgtl @PrincetonSPIA,@DanKurtzer,@politico @GlobeDebate
134：@HumanProgress @nytpolitics @PlattsOil @OPECSecretariat
133：@CBCNews,@JPTasker @NZStuff @newscomauHQ ２枚
132：@JSchanzer,@nypost,@FDD @WarOnTheRocks @WLTX @WLTX,@AP,@pxwhittle
131：@BrookingsFP,@tcwittes @ForeignPolicy,@stevenacook @WFSBnews,@CNN @NBCConnecticut
130：@CNBC @AFP @WHAS11,@AP
129：@DairyFoods,@Chobani,@FairTradeCert @DailyMail
128：@AP