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Author Archives: Nicholas Robinson
Does Japanese ninja still exist?
Ninja is a famous figure in Japanese cultural history. They are the owners of the pinnacle techniques of martial arts, masters in assassination, poison preparation and hiding in the dark. Ninja is a unique cultural character that anyone interested in … Continue reading
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Tagged Honshu Island, Japanese ninja, Kain Doshi
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How is the meal in Japanese culture?
Japanese cuisine is a combination of many factors, from selecting ingredients, cooking to decorating dishes, setting the table, even sitting posture. Typically, a traditional meal in the land of the rising sun will include white rice, miso soup, seafood and … Continue reading
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Tagged Japanese culture, kinds of seafood, traditional meal
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Japan will declare a state of emergency (Part 2)
The Japanese Prime Minister will declare a state of emergency after the meeting if in fact the situation of the Covid-19 epidemic in this country meets two conditions. First, the disease must be a serious threat to the life and … Continue reading
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Tagged emergency declaration, emergency measures, Japan
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Japan will declare a state of emergency (Part 1)
Japanese Prime Minister, Abe Shinzo, said on April 6 that he would formally declare a state of emergency in 7 provinces tomorrow (April 7). Japan Times reported on April 6 afternoon, Mr. Abe is expected to declare a state of … Continue reading
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Tagged Abe Shinzo, emergency, Japanese Prime Minister
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Prime Minister Abe says G7 supports ‘complete’ Olympics
Japanese PM Shinzo Abe said that G7 leaders had agreed to support complete Olympic Games, but dodged questions about whether there was any leader had brought up the possibility of postponement. His comments come as there are concerns about whether … Continue reading
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Tagged coronavirus, Covid-19, Olympic Games
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2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics Can Be Held Any Time in 2020, According to Japan’s Olympic Minister
Japan’s Olympic Minister Seiko Hashimoto said on Tuesday that the contract to carry the Olympics Games only acquires the event has got to be held during 2020. Hashimoto’s response to a question within the parliament shows that the Olympic Games … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020 Olympics, coronavirus, International Olympic Committee (IOC)
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Tokyo Marathon canceled for 38,000 runners due to COVID-19 fears
As Japan ramps up its response to the coronavirus outbreak, one of the most important sporting events within the nation are going to be curtailed, with participation within the Tokyo Marathon that is limited to wheelchair competitors and elite runners, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020 Olympics, coronavirus, Tokyo Marathon
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Tokyo enters final straight in Olympics preparations
Tokyo 2020 organizers have entered the final stretch of a decade of Olympics planning since the late January, six months before the official start of the Games, with most key wobbles in the rearview mirror. The organizers are having to … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 Rio Olympics, 2020 Tokyo Games, drug test
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Threat grows to Tokyo 2020 qualifying events in Wuhan as coronavirus spreads to Japan
An emergency board meeting are going to be held by the planet Health Organisation (WHO) tomorrow to debate the outbreak of a replacement coronavirus in China, which has killed six people and infected almost 300. Concerns over the spread of … Continue reading
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Tagged pneumonia-like virus, Tokyo 2020 Olympic, WHO
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Olympics 2020 opening ceremony to employ characters as appeal for peace
The opening ceremony of the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics will employ characters from famous animation industry of Japan as part of its appeal for peace, according to games sources. The theme of the 2020 Tokyo opening ceremony will be coexistence … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics, Japanese animation characters, the 2020 Tokyo opening ceremony
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