福山万里子 Mariko Fukuyama (@marikomariko) 's Twitter Profile
福山万里子 Mariko Fukuyama

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calendar_today29-03-2009 15:37:16

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It's summer, when the sun rises hours before most people are awake in Tokyo -- and sets no later than 7pm. Early sunsets, wasted daylight and scorching commutes are a relic of a time zone set 150 years ago. It's time we reconsidered. My latest: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

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The Chinese government's politically motivated ban on Japanese seafood over Fukushima wastewater seems to have caused some consumers to panic buy salt (even though mainland China's nuclear power plants have been dumping similar wastewater for many years):

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Read our new cover story on Joe Biden's decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race: ti.me/46voGHL The cover at left was published on July 21; the one at right was published digitally June 28, the day after the first presidential debate.

Read our new cover story on Joe Biden's decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race: ti.me/46voGHL

The cover at left was published on July 21; the one at right was published digitally June 28, the day after the first presidential debate.
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FLASHBACK: Nikki Haley in January: "The first party to retire its 80 year old candidate is going to be the one who wins this election."

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Akiya ("vacant home") and inaka ("countryside") may not be as familiar to the world as karaoke or kimono, but they are to Parker Allen, who runs a website for foreigners interested in living in rural Japan. s.nikkei.com/3yclpQL

Akiya ("vacant home") and inaka ("countryside") may not be as familiar to the world as karaoke or kimono, but they are to Parker Allen, who runs a website for foreigners interested in living in rural Japan.
s.nikkei.com/3yclpQL