(by tomohase_)

Hiroshi Hamaya (濱谷浩), Snow blizzard streaks on Mount Azama (Nagano-Gunma volcano, Honshu, 1966

more

Sean bienvenidos japonistasarqueológicos, a una nueva entrega, esta ocasión nos trasladamos al antiguo solar donde se localizaba el antiguo parque de atracciones Nara dreamland. - Esperó que os guste y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones, que pasen una buena semana.¿Lo conocían? - 今回は、旧奈良ドリームランド遊園地があった場所に移動して、新たな回をお届けします。 - あなたがそれを好きで、今後の出版物でお会いすることを望みます、良い一週間を過ごしてください、あなたはそれを知っていましたか？ - Welcome to a new installment, this time we move to the old site where the former Nara dreamland amusement park was located. - I hope you like it and see you in future publications, have a good week, did you know it?

O S A K A

Honshu vs. Britain vs. Korea (To Scale)

Today, people from various countries, including Qatar and Egypt, showed their support. The leaders of Japan and the United States met, but the Palestinian ceasefire was completely ignored. They discussed interoperability between the US military and the Self-Defense Forces, reviewing the chain of command, joint development and production of weapons, etc. For the sake of peace, the government's reckless behavior must be stopped!

-- 堀内たかお（堀内孝雄）, 11 Apr 2024

Moronobu Gansai: A Free 17th Century Cartography Brush Set for Fantasy Maps

The Tōkaidō was the most important of the Gokaidō (Five Routes/Highways) administrated by the ruling Tokugawa shogunate during the Edo Period. Running along the coast of Honshu, this road linked the shogunate’s capital of Edo with the imperial city of Kyoto. Along this route were fifty-three government post stations where travelers had to show their traveling permits and pay their toll before…

View On WordPress

Honshu Legionary Dagger And Sheath

The Honshu Legionary Dagger is crafted from 7Cr13 stainless steel honed to a sharp edge and is well suited for both the cut and thrust in close quarters. Designed for both functionality and comfort, the grip of the dagger is crafted from resilient TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber), providing a securely solid grip in any situation. The dagger is matched with a thick and tough scabbard of leather with riveted and stitched construction. It can be worn with its integrated belt loop and there is an integrated buttoned retaining strap to secure the grip.

Please Note: The retaining strap at first may be difficult to button. It is intentionally made tight because it is expected for the leather to stretch as it settles in for a more long-lasting secure grip on the sword. You may need to stretch the leather to get it to button for the first time and it may then be a good idea to let the leather stretch and settle into its new form.

⛩🎎 During our tour through Japan we made a stop in the historical-idyllic city of Kurashiki (Japanese 倉 敷 市, -shi). The Edo-era merchant town is located in Okayama prefecture and the former Bitchū province of Honshu, the main island of Japan. Kurashiki means something like “village from warehouses”. There are still dozens of buildings (Kura) preserved, which represent a symbol of the city due to their typical facades. It’s worth a visit. It is best to stay for a few days in the nearby Okayama and make a day trip by train to the cultural site - Kurashiki - [JAPAN🇯🇵] _____________________________________________ . . ↘️ Check out the reportage about the amazing place: http://vagabundler.com/japan/kurashiki/ ↗️ . . #japan #nippon #kurashiki #kurashikibikanhistoricalquarter #risingsun #okayama #edo #samurai #asiatravel #honshu #travelphotography📷 #religion #funnylittle #picoftheday #asia #vagabundler #travel #instagood #adventure #photooftheday #naturephotography #travelgram #konichiwa #travel #travelblogger #temple #japantrip #buddhism #buddhismus #history (hier: Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter 美観地区) https://www.instagram.com/p/Coo7_5vLy4U/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Kyoto, Honshu, Japan

Il Vagabiondo

Sean bienvenidos, japonistasarqueologicos a una nueva entrega en la que hablaremos sobre el asunto de Japón y las aguas residuales al mar una vez dicho esto pongan cómodos que empezamos. - Hace poco están en todos los medios de comunicación del mundo, que Japón tiene luz verde por la ONU para verter agua tratada en la planta nuclear de Fukushima en el accidente acontecido en 2011. - Hay más de 1.000 tanques y 1,34 millones de toneladas, posiblemente al 98% de la capacidad, además se está analizando el agua de mar y los alrededores de la central nuclear, actualmente se está analizando la concentración de tritio, los resultados estarán disponibles el día 25 por la tarde, previamente se habían tomado muestras de agua de los depósitos dando como resultado que era seguro, pero posiblemente tendrían que haber esperado más tiempo. - La población japonesa, se manifiesta al respecto porque esto va a generar problemas a largo plazo a la economía mundial. China suspende todas las importaciones de productos del mar japoneses, no se iba a quedar de brazos cruzados ¿Qué opinan ustedes al respecto? - Espero que os haya gustado y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones que pasen una buena semana.

考古学の日本研究者の皆様、ようこそ！今回は、日本と海への汚水問題についてお話しします。

最近、日本が2011年の福島原発事故の処理水を海洋投棄することを国連から許可されたことが世界中のメディアを賑わせている。

タンクは1000基以上、134万トンあり、おそらく容量の98％であろう。また、海水と原発周辺は分析中で、現在はトリチウムの濃度が分析されており、25日の午後に結果が出る予定である。以前は貯水池から水を採取し、安全であるという結果を出していたが、おそらくもっと待つべきだったのだろう。

日本国民が抗議しているのは、これが世界経済に長期的な問題を引き起こすからである。中国が日本産水産物の輸入を全面的に停止したのだから、黙って見過ごすわけがない。 これについてどう思う？

お気に召していただけたなら幸いである。 それではまた、良い一週間を。

Welcome, japonistasarqueologicos to a new installment in which we will talk about the issue of Japan and sewage into the sea, that said, make yourselves comfortable and let's get started. - It has recently been all over the world's media that Japan has been given the green light by the UN to dump treated water into the Fukushima nuclear power plant from the 2011 accident. - There are more than 1,000 tanks and 1.34 million tons, possibly at 98% of capacity, also the sea water and the surroundings of the nuclear plant are being analysed, currently the concentration of tritium is being analysed, the results will be available on the 25th in the afternoon, previously water samples had been taken from the reservoirs giving as a result that it was safe, but possibly they should have waited longer. - The Japanese people are protesting because this is going to create long-term problems for the world economy. China suspends all imports of Japanese seafood, they are not going to sit back and do nothing. What do you think about this? - I hope you liked it and I'll see you in future posts. Have a good week.

What’s the sleepiest island of Japan? Honkshu

Rakudo-An, Toyama, Honshu, Japan,

As part of a wider regenerative tourism scheme instigated by Toyama West Tourism Promotion Association,

Restored by 51% Gowari Ichibu