Children and adults can’t resist the aquarium. You see, in Japanese TV dramas, the dating place for male and female protagonists is often chosen here~ And the most special thing about this one is that you can observe and pet animals up close. The only one!

The huge water tank that runs through the two floors, the touch pool that blends with Beppu Bay, and the beach that combines art. Numerous creative facilities make this “friends with animals” aquarium unique and make the mysterious underwater world different. No longer reachable. ||02. Yufuin town, the inspirational place of Hayao Miyazaki’s Totoro Yufuin Hot Spring Village is the premier hot spring resort and summer resort in Kyushu. It is not only a place full of natural greenery, but also a small town with a tranquil texture waiting for you~ Check in the streets of Yunoppamachi and return to the Edo period Rows of creative shops, each one is the best place to take photos, and the desserts and snacks along the street are even more exciting. When you come to Oita, don’t forget to try the soy sauce pudding in the picture above~ Try the best eel rice in Kyushu, Senya The biggest feature of this local manpower-promoted eel restaurant is one meal and three meals: firstly, taste the original eel without any seasoning; secondly, mix mustard, yuzu chili sauce or radish chili sauce in the rice to enrich the taste of the rice; Finally, you can use tea with rice, and the tea will dilute the small oiliness of the eel in one second

Her and her husband’s house is located in a densely populated area, the houses are built close together, so the land area is not much. After the second child was strong, taking advantage of her free time, she improved the soil around the fence to plant trees. Initially, Ms. Thuy planted succulents in porcelain pots placed in the house, in the yard and in the aisle. More than a year ago, she started designing fences, improving the land to see roses. Up to now, her rose garden has been more than a year, every tree is green and full of flowers. “The feeling of hand-cutting flowers planted by myself and putting them in a lovely glass is very pleasant. Every day, there is a vase of roses in the house to put in the living room or somewhere I want. sweet”, Ms. Thuy wrote on her personal page. According to Ms. Thuy, the success of growing roses is due to the right climate. Next, growing roses needs good soil and growing medium, ensuring nutrients and good drainage. Next, growers need to use fertilizers and drugs for flowers in the right way, at the right time, at the right time. Thuy’s experience is to choose fertilizers that specialize in roses, then, at the right time to fertilize. In addition, in order to prevent the plant from being attacked by pests, aphids, and red spider mites, growers must know how to take care and understand the ‘requirements’ of the plant. According to Ms. Thuy, this rose tree has many flowers and few leaves in every season. Thuy in her rose garden. Thuy said that it is hot and sunny in Nagoya-shi, Aichi, Japan these days. From 6:30 am, it was sunny and lasted until 4:30 pm to turn off. However, the roses in her garden are still green, not wilted or attacked by pests. Yellow roses have a pleasant scent, beautiful canopy. Thuy shared that since having a rose garden, she wants to go home quickly to take care of the plants, watch the flowers bloom, and take pictures as a souvenir. “The corner of the small garden in the house with all kinds of roses is my passion so I always love it. Since having this flower garden, I find life happy and joyful”, Ms. Thuy wrote on her personal page. . Thuy’s daughter goes to the garden with her mother to take care of the flower garden. Tu Anh Photo: Character provided

On May 23, the first in-flight wedding was held in the business class of an ANA plane for Toru and Mami Murakami, a Tokyo couple. The wedding was attended by a pilot, some of the airline’s flight attendants and a few guests to witness the special moment. The pilot holds up the marriage certificate of Toru and Mami Murakami. Photo: ANA. During the wedding, the airline will provide a band, accompanied by a message from the crew to celebrate the happy day and special lighting system that projects the image of the galaxy on the ceiling of the passenger compartment. ANA said the price for the in-flight wedding service was 1.56 million yen ($14,200), combined with the party held in the airport lobby for 3 million yen ($27,338). The wedding ceremony is limited to a maximum of 30 people. Before knowing about the wedding service on the plane, this couple planned not to hold the wedding, just taking a few photos to celebrate the big day. “I signed up immediately, because it would be a wonderful memory and we both love flying. There was a time when I thought it would be impossible to get married during the escalating epidemic situation, but in the end I was very happy. satisfied with his wedding ceremony,” said groom Toru. Before that, the airline had unique campaigns to attract the attention of the soon-to-be-married couples. Although the months of May and June are considered “wedding season”, many people have to limit the organization of mass gatherings to prevent the Covid-19 epidemic. Most weddings are affected by the ban on serving alcohol at party venues. In an effort to reduce the damage caused by the pandemic, ANA used to offer domestic tours by Airbus A380 aircraft. Each flight lasts 3.5 hours, passengers are served meals.

According to a report by the Global Times on June 14, South Korean media revealed that during the G7 summit, the agreement reached by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea and Japan on holding the summit meeting between the two countries was unilaterally cancelled by Japan. It is reported that the reason given by Japan is that it is very dissatisfied with South Korea’s “territorial protection exercise” in the Sea of ​​Japan.

As for this “territorial protection exercise”, it is actually a routine military exercise on the “Dokdo Defense” that South Korea regularly organizes in the first and second half of each year. It is precisely the territorial sovereignty dispute of Dokdo, which has been a stumbling block between Japan and South Korea for more than half a century since the end of World War II.

Dokdo is only the label and name of South Korea, but Japan calls it “Takeshima.” The island is located in the southwestern waters of the Sea of ​​Japan. It consists of two small islands and dozens of reefs. There are also vast waters around it. Dokdo is currently under the actual control of South Korea. South Korea has built military heliports and lighthouses on the two main islands, which has caused strong protests from Japan. Both Japan and South Korea believe that this island and the surrounding waters are theirs, and they have a lot of fun every year. The two sides also trigger various diplomatic crises of varying severity from time to time. This also makes Japan and South Korea a common ” Boss”-the United States feels extremely bad.

In order to facilitate Japan and South Korea to temporarily shelve the island dispute and work together to build a US-Japan-Korea military alliance similar to the “Little NATO in East Asia”, the United States has taken great pains. South Korea is not a member of the G7, but this time Moon Jae-in was strongly invited by Biden to attend the conference, just to take this opportunity to bring Japan and South Korea together to ease the conflict between the two countries. However, it now appears that Biden’s thoughts were completely in vain, and the two younger brothers of Japan and South Korea were having trouble at the G7 summit.

G7 was originally a grand event held by a small group of developed countries in the world. Despite the existence of the common topic of “how to deal with China” in the holding of this summit, the various contradictions among the member states have led to constant discord. For example, on the border disputes in Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom quarreled with France, one of the leaders of the European Union, and then extended to the fact that there were camp-style differences between the United States, Britain, Canada and Germany, France and Italy. It seems that this summit is not chaotic enough, and Japan and South Korea have “fired” each other again.

Back to the dispute between Japan and South Korea. Originally, this time South Korea was invited by the United States to participate in the G7 summit, and Japan was deeply uncomfortable, but it was inconvenient due to the love of the White House. After all, G7 is the club of the most developed countries in the world, while Japan considers itself to be the representative of developed countries in the Asian region, and is particularly unwilling to share this “honor” with its rival South Korea.

The dispute over Dokdo (Takedo) will not be repeated. On the issues left over from history, the contradiction between Japan and South Korea cannot be solved.

In modern times, Japanese fascists have brought serious national disasters to South Korea on the peninsula, causing the people of the peninsula and the entire East Asia to groan painfully under the iron heel of Japanese militarism. Although the cruelty of the Japanese army has become history, it is a painful memory that the people of South Korea and other victimized countries will never erase. For example, South Korea has never spared Japan on the issue of comfort women and workers’ compensation. The Japan-South Korea semiconductor “war” that began in the summer of 2019 originated from this, and the two countries had launched an extremely fierce sanctions war.

Both Japan and South Korea are export-oriented countries, and they overlap in many industries. Such as automobiles, semiconductors, construction machinery, cosmetics, etc., each year there is an extremely fierce battle for entering the Chinese and global markets, which further highlights the deep-rooted contradictions between Japan and South Korea.

This time, Japan and South Korea ignored the face of the United States and fell out over the island dispute. This not only deepened the estrangement between Japan and South Korea, but also frustrated the Biden administration’s efforts to bring the United States, Japan and South Korea together to form the “Triple Alliance”.

Tesso-en Garden in Gujo Hachiman. (Photo: Stephen Mansfield) In Japanese, “shinrinyoku” means forest bathing, is a word used to describe how people relax and refresh their spirits when immersed in nature in wild forests. Over time, this concept became more and more popular and gradually became the spiritual therapy of the people of Phu Tang. Forest bathing is spending time resting and relaxing in a wooded area and “bathing” under the trees. This term was first used by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in 1982, with the desire to promote a healthy lifestyle while developing and protecting the vast and beautiful natural environment. beauty of the country. Forest bathing in Japan is a new medical therapy that helps relieve stress and anxiety extremely effectively. Psychologists believe that human energy and strength will be optimized when in a state of stillness and balance. Those who have experienced forest bathing said that they feel all fatigue is dispelled when coming here. Especially in the context of the Covid-19 epidemic, the mental recovery benefits brought by gardens to people are undisputed. Whether in person, online or through illustrated books, the inspiring presence of gardens can help overcome lingering stresses in life. On a higher level, rock gardens (often called meditation gardens) are ideal locations for meditation and mind purification. In Japan, the forests and gardens in the ancient capital of Kyoto are the most visited places. Visitors can find the garden in a quiet residential area like Shake-machi, near Kamigamo Shrine. The dense trees at the meditation gardens act as sound barriers, creating a peaceful environment for stillness or introspection. In addition, visitors can visit Hakusasonso – a sacred garden with a dome design, a tea ceremony house, some stone decorations and a Buddha statue. Or when coming to Toji-in garden, Myoshin-ji, tourists can admire the delicate aesthetic and special feeling of Kyoto. There is a Chinese proverb that says “Life begins the day you open a garden”. The flow of organic time in a Japanese garden is quite different from the flow of work or of time. The pace of life “decelerating” amid the Covid-19 pandemic is creating a new state of happiness, making people calmer and more relaxed. Exposure to Japanese gardens for forest bathing will make us feel restored and reborn. Phuong Thao (according to Nikkei Asia)

According to a report by the Global Times on June 14, South Korean media revealed that during the G7 summit, the agreement reached by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea and Japan on holding the summit meeting between the two countries was unilaterally cancelled by Japan. It is reported that the reason given by Japan is that it is very dissatisfied with South Korea’s “territorial protection exercise” in the Sea of ​​Japan.

As for this “territorial protection exercise”, it is actually a routine military exercise on the “Dokdo Defense” that South Korea regularly organizes in the first and second half of each year. It is precisely the territorial sovereignty dispute of Dokdo, which has been a stumbling block between Japan and South Korea for more than half a century since the end of World War II.

Dokdo is only the label and name of South Korea, but Japan calls it “Takeshima.” The island is located in the southwestern waters of the Sea of ​​Japan. It consists of two small islands and dozens of reefs. There are also vast waters around it. Dokdo is currently under the actual control of South Korea. South Korea has built military heliports and lighthouses on the two main islands, which has caused strong protests from Japan. Both Japan and South Korea believe that this island and the surrounding waters are theirs, and they have a lot of fun every year. The two sides also trigger various diplomatic crises of varying severity from time to time. This also makes Japan and South Korea a common ” Boss”-the United States feels extremely bad.

In order to facilitate Japan and South Korea to temporarily shelve the island dispute and work together to build a US-Japan-Korea military alliance similar to the “Little NATO in East Asia”, the United States has taken great pains. South Korea is not a member of the G7, but this time Moon Jae-in was strongly invited by Biden to attend the conference, just to take this opportunity to bring Japan and South Korea together to ease the conflict between the two countries. However, it now appears that Biden’s thoughts were completely in vain, and the two younger brothers of Japan and South Korea were having trouble at the G7 summit.

G7 was originally a grand event held by a small group of developed countries in the world. Despite the existence of the common topic of “how to deal with China” in the holding of this summit, the various contradictions among the member states have led to constant discord. For example, on the border disputes in Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom quarreled with France, one of the leaders of the European Union, and then extended to the fact that there were camp-style differences between the United States, Britain, Canada and Germany, France and Italy. It seems that this summit is not chaotic enough, and Japan and South Korea have “fired” each other again.

Back to the dispute between Japan and South Korea. Originally, this time South Korea was invited by the United States to participate in the G7 summit, and Japan was deeply uncomfortable, but it was inconvenient due to the love of the White House. After all, G7 is the club of the most developed countries in the world, while Japan considers itself to be the representative of developed countries in the Asian region, and is particularly unwilling to share this “honor” with its rival South Korea.

The dispute over Dokdo (Takedo) will not be repeated. On the issues left over from history, the contradiction between Japan and South Korea cannot be solved.

In modern times, Japanese fascists have brought serious national disasters to South Korea on the peninsula, causing the people of the peninsula and the entire East Asia to groan painfully under the iron heel of Japanese militarism. Although the cruelty of the Japanese army has become history, it is a painful memory that the people of South Korea and other victimized countries will never erase. For example, South Korea has never spared Japan on the issue of comfort women and workers’ compensation. The Japan-South Korea semiconductor “war” that began in the summer of 2019 originated from this, and the two countries had launched an extremely fierce sanctions war.

Both Japan and South Korea are export-oriented countries, and they overlap in many industries. Such as automobiles, semiconductors, construction machinery, cosmetics, etc., each year there is an extremely fierce battle for entering the Chinese and global markets, which further highlights the deep-rooted contradictions between Japan and South Korea.

This time, Japan and South Korea ignored the face of the United States and fell out over the island dispute. This not only deepened the estrangement between Japan and South Korea, but also frustrated the Biden administration’s efforts to bring the United States, Japan and South Korea together to form the “Triple Alliance”.

However, Japan’s “role” in World War I and World War II was very different. During World War I, Japan was the enemy of Germany. Japan joined the camp of the Allied Powers and joined Britain and France to fight against Germany. But during World War II, Japan became an ally of Germany. Together, Japan and Germany launched extremely frenzied wars of aggression in Asia and Europe, and brought serious disasters to the people of all countries in the world.

So, why did Japan’s roles in World War I and World War II differ so much?

Above_ World War II Japan

First, the establishment of the Anglo-Japanese alliance paved the way for Japan and Germany to become enemies during the First World War.

Speaking of the conflict between Japan and Germany during the First World War, we have to mention the very important event of international relations in which Britain and Japan became alliances from the second half of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century.

The second half of the 19th century was an important stage for various powers to expand abroad. With a powerful navy, Britain established colonies all over the world. However, due to Russia’s large-scale expansion in Asia, a series of contradictions arose between Britain and Russia in the competition for power in Asia. Russia’s expansion in Central Asia and even its penetration in the Korean peninsula made Britain panic.

Russia’s expansion not only made the United Kingdom panic, but also made Japan feel sleepy and sleepy. After the Meiji Restoration, Japan quickly embarked on a path of rapid expansion following the establishment of colonies by Western countries. Its primary targets for expansion and occupation were the Korean Peninsula and Northeast China. However, Japan’s expansion in the Korean Peninsula and the Northeast will inevitably affect Russia’s interests in the Far East. In 1894, Japan launched the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 and invaded the Liaodong Peninsula. However, Western powers such as Russia and France forced Japan to withdraw from the Liaodong Peninsula. This is the “three-nation intervention to return Liaoning” in modern Chinese history. In 1905, a war broke out between Japan and Russia, and the contradiction between Japan and Russia reached its peak.

Above_Russian-Japanese War Pictorial

Since Britain and Japan both had conflicts with Russia, in order to defend the common interests of the two countries in Asia and boycott Russia’s expansion in the Far East, Britain and Japan became strategic allies from the second half of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century to jointly contain Russia. From 1902 to 1911, Britain and Japan signed the Anglo-Japanese Alliance Treaty three times. The Anglo-Japanese alliance has been confirmed by corresponding facts in international treaties.

Before the outbreak of World War I, the Anglo-Japanese Alliance had played a corresponding role in containing the expansion of Germany. Germany was a country that rose rapidly after its reunification in 1871. The naval fleet established by Germany directly threatened Britain’s maritime interests. In the direction of Asia, Japan and the German Empire competed again for the sphere of influence on the Shandong Peninsula. Since Britain and Japan have a common need for containment and confrontation with Germany, Britain and Japan joined the camp of the Allies during World War I and jointly confronted Germany.

Above_ The Three Kingdoms Alliance and the Three Kingdoms Agreement

Second, the different motives behind the occupation of the Shandong Peninsula by Germany and Japan became the direct cause of the conflict between Germany and Japan during World War I.

In the second half of the 19th century, the great powers competed for sphere of influence in China. However, due to different national strategic interests, cultures and national conditions, the motives of the great powers in occupying the sphere of influence are also different. Some clues or answers can be found in the matter of Germany and Japan occupying the Shandong Peninsula.

Germany is a European country that has risen rapidly after its reunification in 1871. After the reunification of Germany, European powers such as Britain and France gradually set off a frenzy of establishing spheres of influence on Chinese territory. As a European power, Germany will naturally not give up the opportunity to establish spheres of influence with Britain and France in China. In 1897, Germany sent troops to occupy Jiaozhou Bay and established its own sphere of influence on the Shandong Peninsula.

Above_ The original “Treaty of Shimonoseki”, now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei

In 1894, Japan launched the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 and forced China to sign the Shimonoseki Treaty, which set off the first step in Japan’s occupation of China. In 1897, Germany sent troops to occupy Jiaozhou Bay. Both Germany and Japan’s occupation of China are the same, but the two countries’ motives, or purpose, are completely different: Germany’s occupation of Jiaozhou Bay is only a small part of Germany’s global expansion. The colonial empire of the world. And China is not the main opponent of Germany’s foreign expansion strategy. After the Meiji Restoration, Japan launched the Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War against China with the purpose of occupying the Korean peninsula, Taiwan Province, and occupying the entire mainland of China. China is Japan’s most important opponent and the primary opponent that Japan must conquer.

Different motives have different effects: Germany does not reject the establishment of spheres of influence in China with other European countries, but Japan firmly rejects other European countries (including Germany) to establish spheres of influence in China. Japan wants to occupy China alone. As a result, Japan and Germany had a series of contradictions over China’s establishment of a sphere of influence. The three-nation intervention in Liaoning is the best proof of the establishment of spheres of influence between Germany and Japan in China.

Above_ Map of Europe during World War I

As far as Japan is concerned, if Germany is strong, Japan will temporarily not be in direct conflict with Germany over the sphere of influence in China. But if Germany’s power declines, Japan will compete for Germany’s sphere of influence in China. After the outbreak of the First World War, Germany’s main battlefield was in Europe, and there was no time to take care of Asian affairs. The Japanese and British troops attacked the Jiaodong Peninsula together, and finally occupied the Jiaodong Peninsula.

All in all, the contradiction between the Anglo-Japanese alliance and Germany and Japan in establishing spheres of influence within China became the reason why Germany and Japan became enemies during the First World War.

Above_ “The Treaty of Versailles” (English: Treaty of Versailles, also known as “The Treaty of Versailles”)

Third, the changes in the international situation after the First World War and the rise of fascism became the direct reason that Germany and Japan became allies during the Second World War and jointly carve up the world.

After the end of the First World War, Germany was defeated and the Weimar Republic was established. Because the “Versailles Peace Treaty” imposed extremely harsh punishment on Germany, the revenge anger of the German people was aroused by the harsh punishment of the Allies. After Hitler came to power, fascism in Germany quickly rose. Hitler took advantage of the German people’s “revenge for the First World War” to win the support of the domestic army, workers and peasants, tore up the Versailles Peace Treaty, and openly expanded its armaments to prepare for war. The origin of the war in World War II Europe quietly formed. Germany’s goal was to occupy the European continent and Britain (including the British and French colonies) westward, and the Soviet Union eastward.

During World War I, Japan’s ambition to invade China further expanded due to Japan’s successful occupation of Jiaozhou Bay from Germany. In 1927, the Japanese Cabinet promulgated the “Tanaka Memorial”, which clarified the expansion strategy of “occupying Manchuria, occupying China, and occupying Asia.” In 1931, the staff of the Japanese Kwantung Army launched the 918 Incident and launched the war of aggression against China. In 1936, Japan established a fascist dictatorship controlled by the military through the 226 mutiny, and its strategy of foreign expansion was on the line. At that time, Japan’s goal was to occupy the entire territory of China, to occupy India and Southeast Asia, and finally to join forces with Germany in the Middle East.

Picture above_ “The 226 Mutiny” old photos

Germany, which wanted to occupy Europe, and Japan, which wanted to occupy Asia, became the core source of the war of aggression on the two continents of Europe and Asia, and Germany and Japan naturally came together. In 1936, Germany and Japan signed the “Anti-Communist International Agreement”. The two countries became allies and jointly launched a war of aggression to divide the world.

Of course, Germany during World War II had its strategic center in Europe, and Asia and China would not bring much practical benefit to Germany. Therefore, during the Second World War, Germany would neither have conflicts with its ally Japan on the China issue like the First World War, nor would it join forces with Japan to attack China. Germany occupied Europe and Japan occupied Asia. This strategic division of labor was very distinct in the Axis camp during World War II.

Author: handsome military man Correction/Edit: Lilith

Reference: “History of International Relations” by Liu Debin, Higher Education Press

The text was created by the History University team, and the pictures are from the Internet. The copyright belongs to the original author.

People wear masks to prevent the COVID-19 epidemic in Osaka, Japan. Photo: Kyodo/VNA Accordingly, commercial centers are allowed to fully operate on weekdays, but the opening hours are shorter and still have to maintain restrictive measures on weekends, only opening restaurants or shops. areas selling daily necessities. In Tokyo and Osaka, all shopping centers of Isetan Mitsukoshi Company and H2O Retail Group fully reopened on June 1. The Universal Studios Japan theme park in Osaka has also reopened for the first time since it was closed on April 25. 2 hours before the park opened, a long line of people waited in front of the gate. As planned, the park is only open on weekdays and continues to be closed on weekends. Park officials estimate the number of visitors to the park can be up to 5,000 each day and have installed partitions between dining tables at the park’s restaurant. In addition, park staff will also suggest that visitors leave the park at different times to avoid crowding. On the same day, Japan also decided to cancel a football friendly match against Jamaica after 10 players of the Jamaican team could not board the plane due to problems related to testing for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. According to the Japan Football Association (JFA), only half of the players in the Jamaican football team were allowed to board the plane, while 10 players were unable to board the plane due to problems with testing measures for the SARS virus. -CoV-2. The JFA did not give details, but according to Jamaica’s Gleaner newspaper, the country’s players currently playing in England did not have PCR test results – which is one of the requirements for entry to Japan. Copy. Meanwhile, according to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Tel Aviv, on June 1, Israel lifted all social restriction measures after more than a year of application, because the COVID-19 epidemic situation had decreased to near the average level. often. Accordingly, Israelis no longer have to present a “green card” certifying that they have been vaccinated or have immunity when setting foot in crowded places in enclosed spaces such as restaurants and bars; agencies and offices are no longer limited to the number of employees present at the same time; Crowded events, both indoor and outdoor, are no longer limited to the number of participants. Currently, only a few regulations on COVID-19 prevention and control remain in effect, including the mandatory wearing of masks in enclosed spaces and mandatory isolation for those entering the country. However, Israeli authorities are considering lifting the mask wearing rule in the next few days. The regulation of wearing masks when outdoors has been lifted since mid-April. After the intensive vaccination campaign, the number of new COVID-19 cases in Israel has decreased rapidly, currently only 4-5 cases / day, compared to the peak of over 10,000 cases / day. The number of cases being treated also decreased to 350 cases. Israel has completed vaccination against COVID-19 for over 70% of eligible subjects and is planning to vaccinate children 12-15 years old.

People in Tokyo, Japan, May 7, 2021. Photo: THX/VNA Faced with the fact that many businesses operating in the above fields have complained about the serious effects of having to close partially or completely when the current state of emergency was imposed at the end of April, last week, The government of Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide has issued new guidelines aimed at balancing controlling the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and reviving the already ravaged economy. Accordingly, commercial centers are allowed to fully operate on weekdays, but the opening hours are shorter and still have to maintain restrictive measures on weekends, only opening restaurants or shops. areas selling daily necessities. In Tokyo and Osaka, all shopping centers of Isetan Mitsukoshi Company and H2O Retail Group fully reopened on June 1. The Universal Studios Japan theme park in Osaka has also reopened for the first time since it was closed on April 25. 2 hours before the park opened, a long line of people waited in front of the gate. As planned, the park is only open on weekdays and continues to be closed on weekends. Park officials estimate the number of visitors to the park can be up to 5,000 each day and have installed partitions between dining tables at the park’s restaurant. In addition, park staff will also suggest that visitors leave the park at different times to avoid crowding. On the same day, Japan also decided to cancel a football friendly match against Jamaica after 10 players of the Jamaican team could not board the plane due to problems related to testing for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. According to the Japan Football Association (JFA), only half of the players in the Jamaican football team were allowed to board the plane, while 10 players were unable to board the plane due to problems with testing measures for the SARS virus. -CoV-2. The JFA did not give details, but according to Jamaica’s Gleaner newspaper, the country’s players currently playing in England did not have PCR test results – which is one of the requirements for entry to Japan. Copy./.

From June 14 to June 20, AEON Vietnam first held “Luc Ngan Lychee Festival” at 3 Southern Department Stores and Supermarkets, namely AEON Tan Phu Celadon, AEON Binh Tan and AEON Binh Duong Canary Mr. Bui Trung Chinh – Purchasing Manager of Food Industry, AEON Vietnam Purchasing Department – said: Luc Ngan lychee festival is an opportunity for southern customers to freely choose, shop and enjoy sweet flavors. The sweetness and freshness of Vietnam’s leading specialty fruit. Besides, through this activity, AEON Vietnam wishes to cooperate with customers to promote product consumption for Bac Giang farmers, especially while the transportation and consumption of products are greatly affected by the epidemic. It is expected that during the week of the festival, 3 Southern Department Stores and Supermarkets of AEON Vietnam will consume about 30 tons of Luc Ngan lychee. It is expected that the consumption of this fruit at AEON Vietnam’s supermarkets will double by 2020. Previously, from the end of May 2021, when the lychee crop started, AEON Vietnam sold lychees at General Department Stores and AEON Supermarkets in the North. AEON Group continues to purchase and export Vietnamese litchi to Japan Not only serving domestic customers, this year, AEON Group continues to purchase and export Vietnamese litchi to Japan through its member company, AEON TOPVALU Vietnam. Information from a representative of AEON TOPVALU said that the first shipment purchased from Hai Duong province arrived in Japan in the last week of May. This first batch of fabrics has just been sold for the first time at AEON Kagoshima Shopping Center. In the Kyushu region, within the framework of Vietnam Fair (Vietnam Fair) held from June 4 to June 6, Vietnamese lychees were introduced to Japanese consumers along with typical Vietnamese culture. Men such as ao dai, lantern… It is expected that in this year’s fabric season, there will be next batches of fabrics exported to Japan by AEON TOPVALU Vietnam. In 2020, Vietnamese lychee was first introduced to Japanese consumers through the AEON supermarket system in Japan. Bac Giang lychees are sold at AEON Vietnam and Japan, AEON Group not only connects and supports lychee consumption to domestic consumers, especially, Southern consumers can enjoy sweet fruit of Bac Giang land. This is an opportunity to increase the value of Vietnamese agricultural products to the world, as well as contribute to increasing the export turnover of Vietnam’s agricultural products.

Spectacular escape from Japan Aides from top manager Ghosn confess

Status: 14.06.2021 4:13 p.m.

You are said to have helped smuggle the former car manager Ghosn in a suitcase from Japan to Lebanon: Two accomplices confessed to helping people escape. The US citizens face three years in prison. Actually, the former Renault boss Carlos Ghosn was supposed to face a lawsuit in Tokyo on charges of serious embezzlement of funds, instead he managed a somewhat spectacular escape on board a private jet – in a music case. He had accomplices: two Americans, father and son, have now confessed to helping them escape. At the beginning of the trial in Tokyo, they admitted the accusations of the public prosecutor’s office: According to them, the 60-year-old Michael T. and his 28-year-old son Peter first created the escape plan and finally made it possible to escape. A third alleged helper from Lebanon is still on the run.

“Maybe there is a young woman in there”

Michael T. is a former elite US Army soldier who works in the private security services sector. According to the US prosecutor, he is said to have traveled to Japan several times and met Ghosn there at least seven times. According to Japanese media, his son Peter is said to have received 144 million yen – equivalent to just under 1.1 million euros – from the Ghosn family for the help. The accused used most of the money to prepare for the escape, including for the private jet. They denied being specifically paid for their help. The court re-elaborated the details of the escape – how Ghosn was hidden in the suitcase intended for musical equipment, holes drilled in to give the ex-manager a breath. How the three escape helpers pretended to be musicians and thus outwitted baggage control at the airport. And as one of the airport staff joked about the weight of the suitcase: “Maybe there is a young woman in there.”

Other escape helpers have already been convicted

At the end of February, a court in Istanbul had already sentenced three Turkish citizens to several years in prison for conspiracy to smuggle a migrant. Among them were the two pilots who are said to have flown the machine with Ghosn on board initially from Tokyo to Istanbul, from where he continued his flight to Lebanon. In Japan, Ghosn was actually waiting for his trial before he fled. He was arrested there in November 2018. The judiciary accuses him, among other things, of having transferred private losses to the Japanese automaker Nissan, which is allied with the French automaker Renault, and of having misappropriated company capital. Since his escape, the disgraced car manager has remained in Lebanon and is not allowed to leave the country. However, Lebanon does not expel its citizens, which is why the Japanese judiciary has no access to Ghosn. In addition to two others, he also has Lebanese citizenship. There are also investigations against Ghosn in France. Among other things, it is about the possibly illegal financing of two lavish parties at Versailles Palace.

With a valuation of over 600 billion yuan, the world’s largest travel giant is about to go public!

On June 11, Didi Chuxing formally submitted a prospectus to the US SEC, officially sprinting for listing.

After 10 years of long-distance running and 22 rounds of financing, the largest travel giants in China and even the world have finally entered a new chapter.

Didi’s prospectus has a huge amount of information, including data that shocks the world, such as 493 million global annual active users and 15 million annual active drivers. Create nearly 600 billion yuan in revenue for platform drivers in 3 years…

But there are also multiple hidden worries, such as a three-year loss of 35.3 billion yuan, and continued large-scale profitability is still far away; the future of the autonomous driving business is uncertain; and it is also conducive to high-hanging antitrust supervision.

As a rare super unicorn that has not yet been listed in the past 10 years, who has benefited the most from this round of wealth creation myth Didi? Under the anti-monopoly background, where will its future go?

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From the perspective of the shareholding structure disclosed in the Didi prospectus, among the hundreds of billions of dollars in valuation, The biggest beneficiary is SoftBank Group . That’s right, it is the Japanese richest man Sun Zhengyi who voted for Ali to become a god in the first battle.

Since its founding in 2012, Didi has seen endless battles and countless small battles over the past 10 years. Fortunately, the reckless era of mobile internet has given it tremendous gains.

As of Q1 of 2021, Didi has been operating in more than 4,000 cities and towns in 15 countries, including China. Its businesses include online ride-hailing, taxis, ride-hailing, shared bicycles, shared motorcycles, on behalf of driving, and car services. , Freight, finance and autonomous driving, etc., the king of proper travel.

Of course, without those 22 rounds of huge financing, there would be no Big Mac today.

According to data, Didi has completed 22 rounds of financing, with a total amount of more than 100 billion yuan.Didi The gold owners include SoftBank, Ali, Tencent, Apple, Hillhouse, Sequoia, and China Merchants Bank, Bank of Communications, Foxconn, Toyota, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs…the lineup is unprecedentedly luxurious.

In this day group, the highest shareholding ratio of Softbank reached 21.5%, compared with the founder Cheng maintaining only 6%, and co-founder Liu Qing holding 1.7%.

If calculated at a valuation of US$100 billion, Softbank’s investment in Didi will return as much as US$21.5 billion (137 billion yuan), enough to make Son Zhengyi the richest man in Japan again…..

And Didi is not short of money now. The sprint to go public has a lot to do with the eagerness of shareholders like SoftBank to exit.

Why are shareholders eager to withdraw? First of all, although Didi is the world’s largest giant, it still bleeds.

Looking at the data, its annual revenue from 2018 to 2020 is 135.3 billion yuan, 154.786 billion yuan, and 141.736 billion yuan, respectively. The net losses were 15 billion yuan, 9.7 billion yuan, and 10.6 billion yuan, respectively, with a huge loss of 35.3 billion yuan in three years.

With such losses every year, no matter how strong and firm shareholders are, they will not turn a blind eye to it, and there is a need to cash out as soon as possible.

Secondly, after the anti-monopoly storm in China, Didi has entered the supervision field. In May, it was jointly interviewed by eight major departments including the Ministry of Transport. , Requiring the platform to draw a high percentage, arbitrarily adjust pricing rules, and arbitrarily increase membership fees and other issues to immediately carry out rectification.

Under the high pressure of supervision, Didi’s valuation is no longer the same as it was three years ago, and various uncertainties and risks have also followed.

Therefore, the era of Internet giants making big fortunes has completely ended. Didi shareholders can no longer calmly accompany them, and the exit from the listing has become inevitable.

Moreover, the prospectus also pointed out that the board members appointed by Softbank will resign as Didi directors after the prospectus takes effect. This means that the major shareholder SoftBank has no desire to fight, you know what to do after listing.

This can also be seen from the use of Didi’s fundraising. The prospectus shows that Didi’s fundraising will be used in three aspects:

About 30% is used for international expansion, about 30% is used to improve technical capabilities including shared travel, electric vehicles and autonomous driving, and about 20% is used to launch new products and expand existing product categories to continuously improve user experience .

It can be seen that Didi spends all its money on expanding international business, investing in future technologies, and improving user experience. It is not a lack of money that requires a blood transfusion on the market.

In addition, Didi’s uncertain future technology also makes shareholders anxious.

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Didi summarizes the current complex business lines into four cores and three major businesses.

The four cores are shared travel platforms, car service networks, electric vehicles and autonomous driving. The three major businesses are mainly Didi’s revenue composition. They are China’s travel business (online car-hailing, taxi, agent driving, and ride-hailing, etc.), International business (international travel and food delivery) and other businesses (shared bicycles, freight, autonomous driving, financial services, etc.).

Among them, autonomous driving is regarded by Didi as a key trump card in the decisive battle for the future.

We have said that the most prosperous 10 years of mobile internet have passed. In the future, model innovation will gradually fail. Real technological innovation is the kingly way.

Didi has also seen this trend and made a huge transformation.

As of the end of 2020, Didi has 15,914 full-time employees worldwide, of which 7,110 are R&D employees, and R&D employees account for 44.7%. At that time, Didi, which focused on operations and marketing, has gradually increased investment in R&D and innovation.

Speaking of technological innovation, in the field of travel, electric vehicles and autonomous driving solutions are definitely inevitable, and Didi has long established a plan for this.

In August 2019, Didi split the autonomous driving department into an independent company to focus on autonomous driving research and development. In May 2020, Didi Autopilot announced the completion of a round A financing of over US$525 million, which was jointly invested by Didi and Softbank.

After the A round, the valuation of Didi’s autonomous driving has reached US$3.4 billion, but it has recently been revealed that it has completed a new round of financing of US$300 million, and its valuation may have exceeded US$5 billion.

In addition, 30% of the funds raised this time will be invested in technologies such as shared travel, electric vehicles and autonomous driving, and Didi’s expectations for autonomous driving technology are self-evident.

However, autonomous driving is a big challenge. Technically, it involves functions such as visual computing, AI, 5G, human-computer interaction, as well as hardware such as lidar and chips, and the technical requirements are extremely high.

At the competitor level, the autopilot circuit has been chased by the two giants Tesla and Huawei, as well as players such as Xiaopeng and Baidu.

Judging from past experience, if Huawei does not do it, it will be a blockbuster. Every time it enters a track, it will have a strong voice and let its opponents walk on thin ice.

Now that Huawei’s autonomous driving technology equipped with lidar is mature, car companies such as BAIC and Changan may become its customers. On the other hand, Didi, although the valuation of the autonomous driving company has reached 5 billion US dollars, the specific results have not yet landed.

It is difficult to say whether Didi, which has crossed over from the Internet, can match Huawei in technological innovation, and it is difficult for shareholders to see clearly. This is the problem.

The vigorous model innovation is coming to an end. The market has no patience for Internet giants such as Didi, which have been losing money for years. For example, Kuaishou has plummeted by 50% after its listing, and giants such as Meituan and JD are also making significant adjustments.

Under the regulatory storm, the main business has suffered huge losses year after year, coupled with the huge challenge of autonomous driving. It is still a question of whether Didi, which has many worries, can hold the 100 billion U.S. dollar valuation…

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Accordingly, US investors have made a profit of up to $ 4.1 billion by investing in this world’s number 1 “virtual currency”. Right behind the US is China with 1.1 billion USD. The remaining positions in the top 5 include Japan ($0.9 billion), UK ($0.8 billion) and Russia ($0.6 billion). Notably, this list also includes the presence of Vietnam. According to Chainalysis estimates, Vietnamese investors have earned $0.4 billion in 2020 by investing in Bitcoin. On a global scale, Vietnam ranks 13th in the world in terms of Bitcoin-related profitability. Vietnam is also the 4th country in terms of cryptocurrency profits, just behind China, Japan, and South Korea. Ranking of the 25 most profitable countries from Bitcoin in 2020. According to Chainalysis, due to the decentralized nature of the technology, it is very difficult to find out where the parties are in a cryptocurrency transaction. The published results were estimated using transaction data from services that Chainalysis tracks. In its analysis, Chainalysis measures the total volume of Bitcoin transactions at each crypto exchange. They estimate the amount earned by the difference in the price of Bitcoin at 2 times of entering and leaving the exchange. Chainalysis then distributes this profit based on each country’s share of web traffic on each exchange. By doing this, Chainalysis has produced a report on how much return investors in each country will make with Bitcoin in 2020. Even so, Chainalysis’s methodology is approximate and not yet available. regardless of the profits from the digital assets still in the exchanges. Vietnam currently ranks 10th on the Global Cryptocurrency Acceptance Index. According to Chainalysis, Vietnam is a perfect example of a country where the level of participation in cryptocurrency transactions far exceeds the ranking of the economy. Although only ranked 53rd in GDP with about $262 billion and ranked as a low-middle-income country, Vietnam still has a fairly high level of acceptance for cryptocurrency transactions. Accordingly, Vietnam ranks 10th out of 154 countries in the Global Cryptocurrency Acceptance Index. This is one of the rare indexes where Vietnam has the same rank as developed countries such as the US, China or South Africa, even more than many other developed countries such as the UK, France, Germany, and Spain. , Japan, Korea,… With such popularity, Chainalysis is not surprised that Vietnamese investors ranked 13th in the world in terms of income earned from Bitcoin in 2020. Many Vietnamese Bitcoin investors have won big in 2020. Similar to Vietnam, this phenomenon also occurs in a number of other countries such as the Czech Republic (54th in GDP, 18th in income from Bitcoin), Turkey (25th in GDP, 16th in revenue). Bitcoin income) and Spain (19th in GDP, 9th in Bitcoin income). On the other hand, despite having the 4th largest economy with the 2nd largest population in the world, India is being left behind in the crypto economy. In 2020, the country’s investors only made 241 million USD from the increase in the price of Bitcoin, ranked 18th in the world. This is because the Indian government does not seem to be very friendly with cryptocurrencies. India used to ban all cryptocurrency transactions in the country, until the Supreme Court of India lifted the ban in March 2020. Although many Vietnamese investors are making big profits from cryptocurrencies. Having said that, investing in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies is a very risky investment. Therefore, investors need to be careful and learn carefully before deciding to enter this harsh market.

For many countries, the price of fruits in Japan is unbelievably expensive, and not too diverse in terms of quantity. However, foreign guests are impressed by the freshness and quality of vegetables here. One of the most typical examples is the case when Vietnamese lychees are exported here, sold at a rather high price of 500,000 VND/kg, a box of 7 lychees is bought and placed in a very luxurious box. . 2. Japanese people are so easily embarrassed that even if they speak English, they won’t speak! The Japanese have long been known to be shy and timid, but to the extent that they dare not speak English to foreigners is strange. This makes communication quite difficult. “I find it a pity that so few Japanese people speak English to foreigners. I know a lot of people know English, but they don’t speak at all.” One visitor shared. 3. Men don’t pay the entire bill Even in the age of gender equality, it is quite common for men to actively pay for meals. Especially in Latin countries like Mexico, boys often take the initiative to pay, even women will try to convince him to pay anyway. But in Japan, it’s pretty fair when it comes to money. Some even consider being paid by their boyfriends as an insult to their economic situation. 4. Bathing with strangers? Small problem! One of the traditional Japanese customs is bathing in hot springs, and bathing in public baths. For many tourists, bathing with many people at the same time while wearing nothing is quite a sensitive issue. “I can’t get used to bathing with many people at the same time. There is no such culture in my country,” said an Indonesian female tourist.

This leading European and American machine tool is the world’s first 3D printed CNC machine tool that integrates casting, forging and milling, developed by Huazhong University of Science and Technology. The head of the research and development team is Professor Zhang Haiou, who has obtained a number of international patent certificates. The United States and Japan, which have always left me in the field of machine tools, have also given a super high evaluation. International authoritative magazines have even declared that my country’s first arc volume combined with forging and milling synchronization technology is significantly different from the widely used distribution technology in the world. This technology can obtain engine parts that far exceed the performance of forgings. Having said so many technical terms, everyone may still be in the cloud to the subversive nature of this technology. Let’s break it down. In the traditional technical process, the three steps of casting, forging and milling are completed separately. Not only is the process complicated, but at the same time It requires multiple large machines to cooperate, and the deviation of any one side will affect the final result. The most important thing is that this technology will extend the entire cycle time. However, with the technology of Professor Zhang Haiou, casting, forging, milling and grinding can all be achieved. Completed in one machine, from metal materials to finished forgings, there is no longer a complicated process, resulting in a cycle time that can be shortened by about 50%. This technology is also known as metal 3D printing technology. However, it is not the first discovery in our country. It has been extensively studied before. However, there are many shortcomings in conventional technology. First, the unforged metal is seriously not up to the standard in terms of fatigue resistance, and secondly, the final product performance is poor and loose. Stomas and other phenomena are also common. Finally, the use of a large number of laser electron beams as a heat source greatly increases the cost. Therefore, this technology has always been in the model stage, and even considered by many manufacturing engineers to be just a fancy. The degree of embarrassment is self-evident. It was not until Professor Zhang Haiou made a breakthrough in research and development that this world problem was overcome. As for whether the technology is good or bad, it depends on the actual application. Not long after the technology came out, large-scale international companies involved in the application of the technology, such as General Motors and Airbus in Europe, came to China one after another. The purpose is very straightforward. To negotiate cooperation, Airbus executives even bluntly stated that as long as cooperation is obtained, it will be a subversive breakthrough for Airbus manufacturing, which can help it continue to maintain its absolute position in the aviation manufacturing field, but they are all rejected! In addition to foreign customers, there are also domestic industrial giants that are sought after by them, such as the well-known companies such as China Aviation Development and China Shipbuilding. In addition to a wide range of application scenarios, this technology can also help my country break through some foreign stuck neck areas, the most important being the aviation development level. Previously, the only way for some key components was to import. However, with the blessing of this technology, we ourselves It can be printed independently, such as the high-temperature alloy receivers on large aircraft engines, ship propellers, and aircraft landing gears with high-strength characteristics. The key is to achieve mass production. The many application scenarios involve various fields of people’s livelihood and military industry, so I won’t give you an example one by one here. However, at the beginning of the successful development, domestic and foreign countries were not optimistic about this. They believed that the technology could only be applied to small parts. As for large parts, it was difficult. But then my country used this technology to perfectly print 2 meters in length and 260 kg in weight. Metal forgings have successfully beaten a crowd of bad actors. Today, the maximum size that can be printed by this technology has risen to 4 meters, and there will be no limit in the future. As the leader of this technology, Professor Zhang Haiou and his wife were also hailed as Mrs. Curie by the students of Huazhong University of Science and Technology. During the decades of research and development, faced with a lot of ridicule and doubt, the two did not shrink from this, in order to devote themselves to it. At work, simply taking the school as your home is a manifestation of the indomitable spirit of the older generation of Chinese scientific researchers. For ordinary people, it is difficult to understand the degree of difficulty of this technology. It takes not only time but also the mental pressure after repeated failures. However, at present, very few people understand this technology or Professor Zhang Haiou behind the technology. Hope This video can resonate with everyone. What we need is not a public knowledge of the supremacy of individualism, nor a glamorous star in front of the camera, but a national hero like Zhang Haiou and his wife who will face up to difficulties regardless of personal gains and losses. If you think I’ve spoken well, remember to follow me!

Specifically, Hashimoto Kanna participated in a Japanese program called 1-Oku 3000-Mannin no SHOW Channel . When participating in this program, the guests will be challenged in a field that has never been done before. It could be said that the guests – including Hashimoto Kanna had to take on the challenges without any prior practice. And the challenge for Hashimoto Kanna in the program is to pull the tissue out of the box within 1 minute. Hashimoto Kanna’s challenge is to pull a tissue out of a box for 1 minute. Draws 157 tissues. Hashimoto Kanna was also shocked when he broke the previous Guinness record of 140. Challenge to play and get a real Guinness record! As a rule, Hashimoto Kanna puts his left hand behind his back and only uses his right hand to pull out a tissue. She challenged twice. For the first time, Hashimoto Kanna drew 126 pieces. But the second time, she quickly pulled out 157 tissues. Meanwhile, the Guinness record in this field is 140 pieces, so Hashimoto Kanna automatically becomes the new Guinness world record holder for taking a tissue out of a box. Hashimoto Kanna is currently the holder of the Guinness World Record for pulling out a tissue. Hashimoto Kanna is a famous female idol in Japan, fondly called “a once-in-a-thousand-year idol”. Hashimoto Kanna has been involved in showbiz since childhood. At the age of 14, her pure and sweet beauty in a performance became famous throughout Japan; Since then, Hashimoto Kanna has been advertising, acting… Hashimoto Kanna is fondly called the “One Thousand Year Idol” of Japan. Super muddy acting in “Couple of Cards”. And extremely funny, cute in “Gintama”. As she matures, Hashimoto Kanna becomes more beautiful and talented. She participated in many famous movies such as Worm Card Pair Cặp g ( Kyou kara Ore wa !), Gintama , Kingdom … Not only is she beautiful, she is also impressed by her ability to perform muddy comedy but is still very lovely.

Representatives of the Cambodian government and a Japanese company are considering the feasibility of establishing an investment partnership mechanism to develop a cannabis production and export project. Accordingly, cannabis will be grown in Cambodia for export to the US and Japan. Cambodia is studying the possibility of growing cannabis for export to the US and Japan. Photo: Khmer Times. Yamato Green said cannabis is considered a medicinal herb in the medical and pharmaceutical fields. The Japanese company affirmed that many businesses are very interested in the potential of investing in this field in Cambodia. Seedlings will be brought from the US to the Southeast Asian country for large-scale production if licensed by the Cambodian government. Yamato Green also added, currently Thailand and Korea have also licensed the production, processing and export of cannabis to the US and Japan on the basis of technical and technology contracts. “We believe that agriculture and food processing are essential to revitalizing Cambodia’s economy and creating hope for society,” the Japanese company said. Yamato Green claims to create an agricultural system “of the future”, to help develop Cambodia’s agriculture with higher productivity, and to promote its products to the world.

Ado Onaiwu, on the day given the highest kick opportunity in attack, shined when he scored 3 goals in just 6 minutes. The remaining goals were scored by Sho Sasaki and Takuma Asano. Japan won 5-1, thereby winning all 8 matches in Group F, scoring 46 goals and conceding only 2 times. The Japanese team shows strength in Group F. Photo: JFA. The blue team soon overwhelmed after the opening whistle when holding the ball to 78%, launching 14 shots in the first half. However, the Kyrgyz defense played hard and kept the score a draw after the first half. The turning point of the match came in the 26th minute when the home team was awarded a penalty because Ayzar Akmatov blocked Ado Onaiwu’s close-range header with his hand. On the 11 m mark, Onaiwu fooled the keeper and scored the opening goal. Onaiwu doubled the lead for Japan in the 31st minute after a close-range ball from Hayao Kawabe’s pass. In the 33rd minute, the 25-year-old striker completed a hat-trick with a dangerous header. In the last minutes of the first half, Mirlan Murzaev brought the goal to shorten the score for Kyrgyzstan when he successfully completed a penalty of 11 meters. In the second half, the home team continued to dominate when holding the ball to 71%. In the 68th minute, Sho Sasaki was given the opportunity to replace Onaiwu. He immediately made an impression with a goal in the 72nd minute. In the 77th minute, Takuma Asano filled the scoreboard with a kick into the narrow corner of the goal. The Japanese team won the final with a score of 5-1. In the match at the same time, Tajikistan overcame Myanmar with a score of 4-0 to take the second place in Group F with 13 points. Highlights Japan 4-1 Tajikistan: Minamino scores Takumi Minamino scored in Japan’s 4-1 victory over Tajikistan in Group F of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in Asia on the evening of June 7.

Recently, Subaru Forester 2022 has just been introduced to the Japanese market with some changes at the front of the car, in which the headlights, front bumper and grille are redesigned. In addition, the car also modified some other exterior details such as: New alloy wheels, Sport version uses round LED fog lights in front instead of vertical shape. On the other hand, the facelifted version of the Subaru Forester also has a new suspension system to help increase ride quality and improve comfort for passengers sitting in the cabin. Circular fog lights on the Forester Sport version. The mid-size crossover model has versions: Touring, X-Break, Advance and Sport; along with 3 new color options: Cascade Green Silica (green), Autumn Green Metallic (metallic green), and Brilliant Bronze Metallic (metallic bronze). The interior of the new Subaru Forester remains the same as before, but the Japanese automaker offers the crossover with new options, including two-tone Nappa leather upholstery. Subaru also updated the EyeSight Safety feature with a wider front-facing camera and new software to work in a variety of conditions. The two-tone interior compartment of the new Subaru Forester. In the domestic market, Subaru Forester 2022 is equipped with a 2.0L Hybrid e-Boxer engine with a maximum capacity of 150 horsepower and standard e-Active Shift Control. More powerful, Subaru will offer the Soprt version with a 1.8L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine with a maximum capacity of 174 horsepower and maximum torque of 300 Nm. All Forester versions use the signature Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive 4-wheel drive system.

The apartments here all have the same characteristics as old design, unreasonable use, lack of light… 5 years ago, Dieu Linh and her husband were lucky to buy an apartment at a cheap price. The first day I went to see the house, as soon as I walked in, I decided to buy it right away. Because this place is close to the office where she works, it has a cool space, different from the collective apartments she has come to see. Linh broke through the rooms, made large glass doors, and tiled Japanese-style wooden floors. The place to read books, drink tea is quite chill. At this time, in her mind, the renovation and redesign of the corners of the apartment appeared in her mind. At the time of home repair, Linh stayed at home while repairing the house while taking care of her children. Because she studied design, she had to directly design and supervise to feel secure. When she received the house, she smashed all the inner walls, changed the function of the room, broke the tiger’s cage, changed the bedroom into a large light-filled kitchen. The old bedroom was converted into a sunlit kitchen. As a result, she has three rooms flooded with light. In which, a room overlooking the garden of the neighbor on the first floor has a tigon set that touches the green eye. Two rooms with a view to the back yard of the office are quite quiet, with a row of fragrant jade orchids. She confided, the more she lived, the more she loved this house. Right in the middle of the noisy street, but entering the house is like a different world, quiet and relaxed. The terrace overlooking the balcony is planted with trees and flowers. Currently, despite many regrets, she has sold that apartment and moved to a luxury apartment complex on the outskirts of the city. Sharing about the reason for deciding to leave her favorite place, she said: “My first son has grown up, he needs a bigger space to develop physically and learn. Therefore, I bought an apartment in a new urban area, which has a large campus, landscape, swimming pool and many facilities… The old apartment has been broken up but is always a good memory for me and my family.” Small yard planted with green trees. Linh’s favorite corner, while working, reading books or chatting with her husband and children. The dining area, a brown wooden table with 4 black painted iron chairs make a difference for the apartment. Doors, doors to the room are installed with sliding doors, helping to save space. For Linh, home is not only a place to return to, but also a peaceful space for family members. The apartment is full of memories. Although she has moved, Linh still gives the apartment a lot of nostalgia. The bathroom combines cleaning, laundry and neatly arranged.

Religious and cultural communities across East Asia are of the opinion that there should be a space to visit the deceased. (Source: Getty Images) As the global population continues to grow, the space to bury the dead in their final resting place has become a luxury. In some major cities in the US as well as in some other countries around the world, cemetery land is seriously lacking. At the same time, many countries are transforming burial rites, changing the way cemeteries work, and even demolishing historic cemeteries to reclaim land for the living. In Singapore, for example, the government forcibly demolished family graves and replaced them with burying houses cremation . Land for graves in cities is also valid for only 15 years, after which the remains are cremated and that space is left to the next person. In Hong Kong, cemetery land is considered the most expensive real estate per square meter and the government has resorted to the influence of pop stars and other celebrities to encourage people to cremate instead. for burial. Wood burial As early as the 1970s, Japanese officials were concerned about the lack of space burial in urban areas. They offer many novel solutions, from building cemeteries in towns far from the city, where families can organize a vacation to visit loved ones, to renting buses. to bring the dead body to burial in the countryside. Beginning in 1990, the Grave-Free Promotion Society, a voluntary social organization, openly supported the cremation and scattering of the ashes of the deceased. Since 1999, the Shōunji temple in Northern Japan has been trying to come up with a more creative solution to the cemetery land shortage crisis in the form of “wood burial” or Jumokusō. During this burial, families place the ashes of the deceased on the ground and plant trees on top of the ashes to mark the grave site. A smaller temple named Chishōin was also built and placed in a small forest. Here, every year the monks perform a ritual to pray for the deceased. Their families and relatives can still visit and perform religious ceremonies here. Social Transformation The idea of ​​a wooden burial is gradually gaining popularity in Japan. Temples and many other public cemeteries have begun to adopt this model. Scholar Sébastian Penmellen Boret wrote in her 2016 book that the form carpentry burial reflects the larger changes in Japanese society. After World War II, Buddhism’s influence on Japanese society declined as hundreds of new religious movements blossomed. (Source: yahoo.com) In addition, increasing urbanization has eroded the traditional relationships inherent between families and local temples, where their ancestors’ graves are buried and cared for. Method burial Under the trees is also significantly less expensive than traditional burial methods. This is an important thing for many Japanese who are struggling to make ends meet. Religious and cultural communities across East Asia are of the opinion that there should be a space to visit the deceased. According to Confucian tradition, every son is responsible for taking care of his parents, grandparents, and deceased ancestors through ritual offerings of food and other items. During the Obon festival usually held in mid-August, Japanese Buddhists will visit the family graves and make food and drink for their ancestors, as they believe that the deceased will visit the world. humanity during this time. The ancestral offerings are repeated every six months at the spring and autumn equinoxes, called “ohigan”.

On June 15, the Department of Health of Ninh Binh province deployed the second phase of COVID-19 vaccination including 14,330 doses for priority subjects according to Resolution No. 21 of the Government; of which there are more than 8,000 doses for the 1st injection, the remaining more than 7,000 doses are for the 2nd injection cases when they are eligible for injection 8-12 weeks apart. The second phase of COVID-19 vaccination at the Children’s Hospital of Ninh Binh province. Photo: Hai Yen/VNA. Dong Thap province deployed Astra Zeneca vaccine for the 3rd phase of COVID-19 disease, with 30,000 doses allocated from the Ministry of Health, of which 27,000 doses are expected to be injected in the first dose and 3,000 doses in the second injection. prescribed in accordance with Resolution 21/NQ-CP of the Government, including: Subjects who are absent or delayed in injection in the 2nd round; frontline force for epidemic prevention and control; essential service providers; Teachers and administrative units often come into contact with many people. Master Tran Van Hai – Director of the Center for Disease Control of Dong Thap province said that this activity was carried out urgently and earlier than the original plan from July 5. Dong Nai province will use 17,450 doses to inject the second dose for more than 20,000 people. The remaining 11,450 doses will be administered to about 13,500 people in priority groups. The duration of the second phase of COVID-19 vaccination in the province is expected to last from June 12 to June 30. Vaccination sites at 170 health stations in communes, wards and towns… COVID-19 vaccine fund received VND 5,126 billion According to the Management Board of the COVID-19 Vaccine Fund, as of 5pm on June 15, the fund has received 5,126 billion VND (including foreign currency conversion) with a total of 306,791 organizations and individuals contributed. Minister of Finance Ho Duc Phuc said that the COVID-19 vaccine fund operates not for profit, uses capital for the right purposes and in accordance with the provisions of the law, ensuring publicity and transparency. Economical, efficient. The Fund is subject to the inspection, inspection and audit of financial activities by state management agencies in charge of finance and State Audit; supervision of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and the community. According to the Ministry of Finance, to vaccinate 75 million people, about 25,200 billion VND is needed; in which the budget has already prepared more than 14,000 billion VND and needs about 11,000 billion VND more. Japan will provide 1 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine to Vietnam On June 15, Japan’s Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi announced that the country would directly and freely provide 1 million doses of a domestically produced COVID-19 vaccine under license from AstraZeneca Plc. (UK) for Vietnam. Speaking at a regular press conference in Tokyo, Minister Motegi said that Japan has received requests for vaccine support from many countries and regions. According to Motegi, Japan made the decision to grant a COVID-19 vaccine to Vietnam based on a comprehensive review of the epidemic situation in Vietnam, the shortage of vaccines and the relationship between Vietnam and Japan. Minister Motegi said the above batch of COVID-19 vaccine will be shipped from Japan to Vietnam on June 16. Earlier, on June 2, Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide announced that Japan would provide 30 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine to other countries. In addition to providing vaccines, Japan also plans to help developing countries build cold storage chains, allowing the transport and storage of vaccines at low temperatures. On the afternoon of June 15, Vietnam had 213 new cases of COVID-19 On June 15, Vietnam recorded 402 new cases. As of 6pm on June 15, Vietnam had a total of 9,566 domestic cases and 1,646 imported cases. Number of new cases from April 27 to now: 7,996 cases, of which 1,765 patients have been announced to be cured. Screening test for people with COVID-19. Photo: VNA. There are 23 provinces (Yen Bai, Quang Ngai, Dong Nai, Quang Ninh, Quang Nam, Quang Tri, Thua Thien Hue, Nam Dinh, Hoa Binh, Tuyen Quang, Son La, Ninh Binh, Thanh Hoa, Thai Nguyen, Hung Yen, Hai Phong, Tay Ninh, Gia Lai, Bac Lieu, Dien Bien, Dak Lak, Dong Thap, Tra Vinh) have not recorded new cases for 14 days. The number of tests from April 29, 2021 to now, has done 2,171,076 samples for 4,818,269 turns of people. Currently, the number of negative cases for SARS-CoV-2 is 497. To date, Vietnam has recorded 61 deaths related to COVID-19. The number of cured cases is 4,543 cases.

Bac Giang lychee has entered the harvest season, but the outbreak of Covid-19 has affected consumption. To join hands to help people, these days, Bac Giang lychee selling points have appeared on many streets of Hanoi. This occasion is the beginning of the season, so most of the lychees are pink, egg, large, beautiful and sweet. The lychee is pre-packed into 10kg plastic bags for everyone’s convenience. Fabric is sold for 20,000 VND/kg. The lychee rescue points in Hanoi are quite popular. There are points of sale that only take a few hours to consume 3-4 tons of fabric. Many lychee selling points support Bac Giang farmers in Hanoi Also related to lychee, Mr. Nguyen Van Tho, Deputy Director of Bac Giang Center for Industrial Promotion and Trade Promotion, said that on May 27, Tan Yen early lychee was officially on the shelves of Japanese supermarkets. This specialty fruit of Vietnam is packaged in boxes and sold at prices ranging from 350,000-500,000 VND/kg. Mangoes in the South have fallen in the garden, and the North is expensive Mangoes in the South and North of our country are facing opposite fates. While mangoes in the South are full of orchards, mangoes in the North are expensive and high prices. Specifically, Australian mangoes grown in Cam Lam (Khanh Hoa) in previous years cost 20,000-30,000 VND/kg, now 3,000-4,000 VND/kg still have no buyers. Hoa Loc sand mango costs only 20,000 VND/kg, Thai mango is 15,000 VND/kg, Taiwanese mangoes are sold at the garden for only 3,000 VND/kg. Contrary to the tragedy in the mango “capitals” in the South, on this occasion, in Son La mango granary, people are busy harvesting in time for export orders, despite the Covid-19 epidemic. In Muong La district, recently, a batch of 60 tons of mangoes was also on the way to export to China at high prices. Prices of watermelons, zucchini, and sweet potatoes have fallen More than 40 hectares of watermelons of the people of Xuan Hoa commune (Nhu Xuan district, Thanh Hoa) have come to harvest. Despite the good season, the price of watermelon decreased by more than half compared to last year, only from 3,500-3,800 VND/kg. Meanwhile, growers have to spend about 90 million VND to invest in planting 1 hectare of melons. Similarly, zucchini grown in Vu Thu, Thai Binh has reached the harvest period but no traders have asked to buy it. People bring to the market to retail for 2,000-5,000 VND/kg. Last year, the price of pumpkin was 10,000 VND/kg. In Hanoi, the price of zucchini is 7,000-10,000 VND/kg. In addition to zucchini, pumpkin prices also dropped to only 5,000-6,000 VND/kg. Squashes piled up in the house, the price dropped to the carpet (Photo: Thao Nguyen) Many Japanese purple sweet potato farmers in Binh Tan (Vinh Long) are also suffering because the price of sweet potatoes has dropped dramatically, to less than 1,000 VND/kg. Even some growers called for but no one took. Airfares near bottom According to a survey by Zing, due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, domestic airfare prices dropped sharply. With the return flight from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi departing on June 2 and returning on June 5, the cheapest fare is currently at nearly 900,000 VND including taxes and fees. Compared to the last time it hit the bottom, domestic airfares inched slightly, partly because the preferential tickets for 0 dong were sold out, partly because airlines increased taxes and fees to supplement revenue during a difficult market period. towel. The original ticket price offered by airlines is only 5,000 VND, 6,000 VND, 49,000 VND or 99,000 VND. Peach ‘disguised’ Sapa specialty costs only 20,000 VND/kg According to Tien Phong newspaper, on many roads in Saigon, peaches labeled as Sapa peaches are sold widely. The peaches “disguised” are plump and shiny Sapa peaches with extremely cheap prices, only from 16,000-20,000 VND/kg. These large and juicy peaches are advertised by small traders as originating from Sapa. Mrs. C., a small trader selling fruit at Hoa Binh market (District 5, Ho Chi Minh City), affirmed: “Peach sold in carts, street vendors are “fake” peaches, and mine is the main Sapa. brand. Those who sell peaches for less than 20,000 VND are not from Sapa, and I don’t know where the origin is. Sapa peaches must be big and round, ripe like this to be real.” The price of live pork has dropped sharply, the price of meat in the market has not been reduced yet In recent years, live hog prices have continuously decreased. At the beginning of May, hog prices were at their lowest level in a year and are forecast to continue falling. Currently, the price of live pork is purchased in the range of 64,000-69,000 VND/kg. Compared to the same period in 2020, the price of live hog across the country has decreased from 30,000-32,000 VND/kg. But the price of pork sold at markets and supermarkets is still high. Compared to the time when hog prices peaked in the same period last year, the decrease in supermarkets was not significant, only about 15,000-20,000 VND/kg. In traditional markets, the price of pork is currently at 120,000-160,000 VND/kg. Compared to the same time last year, the price of pork decreased by 25,000-35,000 VND/kg. Explaining the record drop in live hog prices, but the selling prices are still high, Mr. Nguyen Van Trong, Deputy Director of the Department of Livestock Production (MARD) explained, the reason is from slaughter to sales in Vietnam. Nam is still going through many intermediate stages. Each stage costs additional costs, leading to the finished meat reaching consumers without enjoying the desired price. Green mangosteen guts ‘fly’ to Hanoi, the ‘chat’ price is still expensive At this time, mangosteen begins to be in season. Besides the ripe red, sweet, and succulent mangosteen fruits costing from 45,000-80,000 VND/kg, the mangosteen with the green skin, crispy intestine, and slightly sour taste is sought after by many people. Green mangosteen flesh costs half a million dong/kg (photo: NT) Mangosteen when green is still a rare specialty dish, because the collection and preliminary processing takes a lot of effort. Moreover, because there is only one season each year, the price of this fruit is not cheap. Unpeeled green mangosteen costs from 80,000-95,000 VND/kg. Particularly, peeled mangosteen is extremely expensive, up to 480,000-650,000 VND/kg depending on the time. Because, you have to peel about 4-5kg of fruit to get 1kg of intestine. Electricity is in short supply, prices increase Sharing on Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper, Mr. Truong Hoang Thanh, in charge of trading a system of electronics supermarkets in Ho Chi Minh City, said that most new model electrical products have increased in price by at least 3-5%, especially television increased sharply by 10-20%. Meanwhile, a representative of Media electronics company announced that all items have increased in price from 8-20%. Similarly, Mr. Le Xuan Hoan, General Director of Kangaroo Group, cited the price increase of components by 20%, copper materials by 50% and plastic by 20%… to explain the price adjustment plan. products add 10%-20% in the coming time. Meanwhile, the expected price increase at Viettronics Joint Stock Company is 10-30%. Manufacturers warn that the TV supply shortage will continue from now until the end of the year due to the impact of the global chip crisis. The reason for the shortage of electrical and electronic goods, the price increase is due to the 3-4 times increase in the cost of transportation and the 8-9% increase in the component price compared to last year. Hanh Nguyen (Synthetic)

From the outside, it is easy to think that the building is made of wood, but Mr. Cuong – the owner of the house revealed that the material is completely from bricks and aluminum and glass. The house with Koi pond, waterfall, beautiful bonsai looks like stepping out of a picture. This is a gift from Mr. Cuong to a special classmate – also a companion wife, sharing with him the sweetness of life. “My wife and I were classmates, fell in love and then got married. She has always been a solid support for me to develop a successful career like today. The house is not simply a gift but also my sincere intention to my wife,” he confided. The garden was researched and made by Mr. Cuong himself. Mr. Cuong said that his wife likes Japanese house designs with bonsai gardens and feng shui lakes. This style is simple but comfortable, suitable for all families, from many generations to few people. However, the problem is that Japanese-style garden houses are often made from wood, and the cost is high. Moreover, society is now promoting afforestation, limiting deforestation and using natural wood. If using wood, it is against the general trend of the community. In addition, making wooden houses is not durable with the humid weather in the North of Vietnam, large maintenance costs… After many days of pondering, he flashed the idea of ​​​​using his own aluminum and glass business to build a house. The type of aluminum and glass he uses is characterized by the grain of walnut wood. No one would have thought that this elaborate garden house was made within a month. In the beginning of 2020, Hanoi social distancing due to the Covid-19 epidemic, he stayed at home, so he started to implement the plan. The foundation and frame of the house are built of bricks. Roof, interior, door made of 100% Eurovn high-grade aluminum with rosewood grain. Employees include 2 father and son, Mr. Cuong, 4 workers who both produce and make furniture. The garden was chosen and arranged by him. The project was completed within a month of starting work. The porch reads books and drinks Japanese-style tea. According to Mr. Cuong, although the project is not as beautiful as hiring an architect, it is the heart of the father and son, so they feel very proud. The total cost of the whole house is 1.5 billion VND, of which Eurovn high-grade aluminum materials for all doors and furniture is about 290 million VND. The floor he uses is imitation wood plastic flooring. The use of high-grade aluminum is more durable than wood, the service life can be up to 40-50 years. Spacious living room with kitchen and dining room. Homeowners use large aluminum and glass shelves and drawers to keep the house neat and uncluttered. The other sofa set also has a core of aluminum, glass and hardened steel. This material overcomes the disadvantages of sweating when it is hot, does not absorb heat, low maintenance costs, easy to repair, easy to clean. In the door part, homeowners use reflective glass doors and insulated vacuum box glass to reduce heat absorption into the house. “Compared to industrial wood cabinets, picomat plastic, using aluminum to make kitchen cabinets, utensils are much more durable and economical,” said Mr. Cuong. Aluminum and glass cabinets are as sophisticated as wood, bearing Japanese imprints through each design. The color is like real wood and the doors of the kitchen cabinets or wardrobes are not sagging or warped like ordinary wood, easy to clean, and not afraid of catching fire or burning. The bedroom has an area of ​​​​36m2, using high-grade aluminum with rosewood grain from doors, cabinets, shelves, beds, 3D aluminum ceilings. All materials are purchased locally. Aluminum and glass kitchen cabinets, stone countertops and precious ceramic display shelves. Doors, windows, plant pots are made of aluminum and glass, but they look like wood from afar. The bedroom is 36m2 wide with antique style. The bed is spacious, with cushions, connected to the dressing table into a block. The owner is a ceramic enthusiast, so there are display corners in the house. The wardrobe system has a ceiling, many compartments to help homeowners classify clothes easily.

About an hour by train from Tokyo (Japan), Shibagaki Barber Shop is located in Yokohama, according to Sora News 24. The shop has a modest facade that doesn’t look too different from neighboring hair salons. However, this place is one of the historical sites of hairdressing in the land of the rising sun. It is the oldest barber shop in Japan. Shibagaki Barber Shop was established in 1897. The founder of the hair salon is Eikichi Shibagaki. After 124 years, Shintaro Shibagaki is the 5th generation owner. The 78-year-old has been cutting clients’ hair since 1958. The 2nd generation owner of the hair salon is Kyutaro Shibagaki (who is behind in the photo). At the beginning of its establishment, the address of the hair salon was located in Sumiyoshi-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Japan. After the 1923 Kanto earthquake, the Shibagaki Barber Shop was moved to Hatsunecho. This is where the hair salon business is maintained to this day. This photo of the store in 1906 shows Western influences in the decor, furnishings and staff uniforms. Compared to the heyday, hair salons are not bustling. However, Shibagaki Barber Shop has a list of loyal customers. Most customers come here to let Eikichi Shibagaki decide which hairstyle suits them best. During the haircut, Eikichi Shibagaki will tell the customer about the shop’s history. Besides, Eikichi Shibagaki is always careful when washing customers’ hair. He often instructs guests to bend their heads forward to clean the nape of the neck and use cold water when washing their hair. Many customers are surprised and satisfied with the shaving and massage services at the salon. Eikichi Shibagaki usually softens facial skin by massaging with cream, then steaming with a hot towel. When the steps are completed, he will apply a sufficient amount of foam to shave. To end the service, Eikichi Shibagaki uses a massage machine developed during the Showa period (1926-1989). Dedicated and meticulous service is the plus point that makes Japan’s oldest hair salon a favorite. Old barbers are dwindling in Japan. Therefore, Shibagaki Barber Shop becomes the place to experience the feeling of nostalgia when cutting hair.

The dashi broth is made from nutritious food ingredients. There are many types of dashi broth with different names derived from the ingredients used to make the broth, such as vegetable and fruit dashi broth; seaweed dashi broth, dried anchovies or dashi broth made from seaweed, tuna. In particular, tuna seaweed dashi broth is the top priority for Japanese mothers when preparing food for babies of weaning age because it contains seaweed – the number 1 food in Japan that helps provide iron as well as iron. other important micronutrients. Phuong Le (commonly known as Rabbit’s mother) has been a bride in Japan for many years and has two lovely children, Rabbit (nearly 2 years old) and Soc (7 months old). Baby Rabbit – Phuong Le’s daughter is now nearly 2 years old. 7 month old baby squirrel. Ms. Phuong Le said that when Rabbit was 5.5 months old, she started giving her baby Japanese-style weaning and the same for Soc. Having learned from many experts and mothers in Japan and understands the benefits of dashi broth, she always prioritizes using dashi when cooking food for her children. “ A Soc’s meal always consists of 3 dishes: thin porridge cooked in dashi broth, minced meat, small raisins and a vegetable dish. The purpose of cooking porridge, vegetables or fish meat separately is for the baby to recognize the taste, the mother knows what kind of food she likes or dislikes to adjust the processing accordingly. At the same time, processing into individual dishes will help children eat more deliciously “, shared Rabbit’s mother. Phuong Le often makes dashi broth to cook food for her children. Therefore, every time he eats, the baby squirrel is very excited. Here is a recipe for sweet, non-fishy tuna seaweed dashi that most children in Japan love shared by Rabbit’s mother: Prepare materials: – 15cm seaweed (kombu) – 10g katsuo (dried thinly sliced ​​tuna). Katsuo bags are often sold in abundance in Japanese supermarkets. Currently also present in the market of Vietnam. – 1 liter of clean water How to cook dashi stock: – Wash the seaweed, cut it into small pieces (seaweed is taken from the sea and then dried and packaged, not cleaned, so it must be washed). Seaweed needs to be washed before putting it in the cooking pot. – Put the seaweed in a pot with 1 liter of water, soak it for 30 minutes (so that the seaweed slime and the sweet flavors are absorbed into the water). Then boil. – After boiling for about 30 seconds, take out the seaweed, add the tuna. Do not simmer the seaweed for too long as it will make the dashi water fishy. Thinly sliced ​​dried tuna is now sold a lot in supermarkets. – Cook for about 30 seconds and then filter the tuna residue. Filter out the tuna residue… …remaining tuna seaweed dashi broth. – Let the dashi cool, put in the freezer tray. Every time you cook, take one out, very convenient. The dashi stock can be frozen in the freezer for about a week. – Once a week, cook the seaweed dashi broth – tuna you can use for the whole week. Good luck moms!

Thanks to the help of some photo editing software, the faces of the beauties are displayed more clearly and sharper. This is Kusumoto Ine, Japan’s first female Western medicine doctor, highly trusted by the empress and royal concubines. Kusumote not only has a great mastery, but also possesses the standard beauty of the beauty of that time with a high, compact nose bridge and characteristic single eyelid eyes. Photo taken by Le Bon Palace, Princess Consort Itsuko on the wedding day, this is considered one of the most beautiful beauties of the Japanese aristocracy. The eldest daughter of Le Bon Palace Thu Chinh Vuong and Princess Itsuko, Princess Masako, was married to Korea to be the Crown Princess. The saying that a mother is beautiful is not surprising when her daughter is also beautiful. After marriage, Princess Masako was transformed into Phuong Tu, Crown Princess Yi Man of Korea. She was honored as the mother of disabled people in this country. Despite the wave of anti-Japanese protests throughout the country and she is a woman of Japanese descent, she is still very much admired here. Teiko Aoi – The great beauty of Tokyo during the Meiji period. Tazawa Inafune, a talented female writer of Japanese poetry. Possessing a beauty that touches people’s hearts, but the saying “talent of fate” is lucky in her life. The distaste for life is very clearly expressed by the female writer in her poetic works. Young image of Empress Nagako (current mother of Emperor Akihito). This is the oldest empress in Japanese history. She is known for her harsh treatment of her daughter-in-law Michiko. Crown Princess Michiko (now the wife of Emperor Akihito). The old Michiko had a very difficult career when she was originally a commoner and a girl who was passionate about playing tennis. But it was also because of this subject that she fell in love with the emperor. Now she is nearly 90 years old, but her youthful beauty still makes many people bow their heads in respect. A high school teacher in the daily Asahi Shinbun. Although the bangs are cut short on the eyebrows, the lines of this teacher are really beautiful and baby. Unsurprisingly, the geisha is a symbol of Japanese beauty today. Since the last days of the 19th century, geisha drumming, singing and dancing has been highly respected and selected. A Japanese oiran (honeymoon). Oiran is also known as a high-class prostitute in Japan. Compared to a prostitute whose main attraction is sexual activity, prostitutes are the first, typical for entertaining and entertaining guests. guest. Their style of dress and beauty is also more standard and luxurious. Wife and daughter of a marquis. The marquis in those days also represented the rulers and money. Therefore, to be the wife of a marquis must be someone with beautiful beauty and status. Japanese women are famous for being the ideal wife model with many praised virtues such as gentleness, softness and beauty in a special way. Although in the past, there was not much development of technology, but they were also famous as a symbol of beauty and were passed on beauty methods to the next generation and Asian countries. Beautify by adding nutritious food Strangely, the beauty methods of Japanese women in the past and present all come from deep inner values. It is not surprising that Japan’s culinary culture is so rich. They all focus on supplementing essential nutrients for the body, from which the skin and beauty will be nourished and rejuvenated with time. Japanese meals are always full of ingredients such as white rice, seaweed, fish… They eat a lot of seafood to help supplement omega 3 and compounds that help keep the skin from evaporating and losing water even in under many harsh conditions. Make-up from natural ingredients tự Japanese female characters always paint boldly with a white face, thick with lipstick, but most of them are homemade products from natural ingredients. They are quite safe for women’s bare skin. Usually, before applying makeup, they have to use a primer to keep the face from being oily, then a layer of white powder made from seashells or rice flour mixed with water. Contouring powder, eyebrow pencil, eyeshadow are made from saffron, rice flour, Beni, … The prostitutes often take hours to have a proper face. Facial steam to detoxify the skin It is because of that heavy makeup that the skin of the Geisha girls is damaged a lot. Therefore, the girls always have to steam their face with a mixture of lemongrass, lemon, white salt and perilla to help bring out all the residue, dirt or residual makeup on the skin. They often boil the mixture up, then put their face in the rising smoke to open the pores to help wash away the residue of the remaining makeup. It also leaves the skin soft and smooth. Although the makeup is very heavy, the skin of the beauties is still enchanting.

Among them, it is impossible to ignore Okiku, also known as “Haunted Doll” in Japan. A series of terrifying phenomena with no explanation happened around this doll. Even though the story happened over 100 years ago, people still shudder at the mention of Okiku dolls. In Japan, people still talk about the legend of a doll that grows hair with the soul of a girl – the ghost doll Okiku. Close-up of Okiku doll that can grow hair There have been many legends about Okiku in the past, but the story that people spread widely is that it was bought by 17-year-old boy – Eikichi Suzuki for his sister in 1918. This doll was bought by her. 3 year old baby Kikuko loves it. Every day no matter where he goes, Kikuko takes it with him and even hugs it when he goes to sleep. After an incident of cold and high fever, little Kikuko passed away. From there, things started to get weird. For the past 100 years, Okiku’s hair has continued to grow, despite being trimmed once a year. If before, Okiku’s hair was just chin-length, now it’s knee-length. Although often cut short, but the hair does not stop growing. They think this is a sign that in the doll there is the soul of the little girl Kikuko. Mannenji temple in Hokkaido In 1938, Kikuko’s family decided to move to another place. They think the best way is to send it to Mannenji temple, in the town of Iwamizawa , Hokkaido. Also share its secrets with the monks. Since then, Okiku has remained in the temple. After hearing the legend of this magical doll, many people came here to see it, but they were not allowed to take pictures. The Okiku doll’s brain continues to grow and it could grow longer if the monks don’t trim it regularly. One of the monks at the temple said he started doing so after having a dream that Okiku asked him to cut her hair. So far, no one can explain why the doll’s hair keeps growing so long. Some sources also believe that the doll’s hair has been tested and concluded that it is a child’s hair, although this information has not been confirmed. The story of the Okiku doll has since become the inspiration for traditional Japanese novels, films and plays. Okiku dolls with their hair growing day by day are placed in the Mannenji temple in Hokkaido. Because dolls still exist to this day and the phenomenon of long hair still occurs. So many people have come up with many theories to try to explain from the scientific point of view this legend. The first hypothesis that came up was that some of the cells weren’t completely dead yet. The hair glue has inadvertently become a source of nutrition for these cells to continue to grow. However, this theory has a flaw that cannot explain why hair can grow to shoulder length. In addition, changes in temperature and humidity from the surrounding environment also lead to rapid hair growth. Besides, it is also said that the long hair is actually because the doll is built with long curls but only reveals a short part, the remaining hair is hidden in the doll’s head. However, these explanations are still not fully convincing because the doll’s hair is in fact neatly combed and tied – something that would not be possible if the doll’s head still had long hair. Although science is very advanced, but because of people’s spiritual beliefs, scientific researchers cannot access to carry out the necessary research to definitively explain the mysterious phenomenon. For that reason, up to now, all explanations have only been hypothesized. Okiku doll’s hair continues to grow and it can grow longer if the monks don’t trim it regularly. One of the monks at the temple said he started doing it after having a dream that Okiku asked him to cut her hair. To this day, no one has been able to explain why the doll’s hair keeps growing so long.

(Source: odditycentral.com) Screambulance is a product created by the Japanese Company Kowagarasetai (Scaring Corps). This is considered the “offering” of the haunted house genre horror can be moved to any different location in Japan . Simply put, Screambulance is like a mobile scare service, in the context of the raging COVID-19 epidemic that makes establishments ghost House All over Japan have to close. Just go to the reservation website, Screambulance will park right in front of the house so that players can experience the chills without having to go far. After each participant, the car will be disinfected and ventilated, ensuring strict epidemic prevention requirements. The interior includes medical equipment and fake blood bags hanging from the ceiling. Blood was also sprayed all over the car. By using the 3D-KU100 sound system, players will experience the feeling of having someone else in the ambulance with them. Screambulance expected to serve all 23 wards in Tokyo city, Japan. The car can accommodate up to 6 people with an experience time of up to 15 minutes. Thrill-loving customers will have to pay a fee of 9,000 yen (about 83 USD). The service will launch to Tokyo residents on July 1.

People wait to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in Tokyo, Japan on May 24, 2021. Photo: AFP/VNA According to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Tokyo, speaking at a press conference after announcing the extension of the state of emergency for nine provinces on May 28, Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide emphasized his determination to deploy COVID-19 vaccine vaccination for people under 65 years of age, including those with underlying medical conditions, starting at the end of next month. Regarding vaccine supply, Prime Minister Suga affirmed that the government will ensure the necessary amount of vaccine for the vaccination campaign with 100 million doses expected to arrive in Japan by the end of June and another 100 million doses to be added. September. The specific vaccination time of each locality will be decided on the basis of the positive results of vaccination for people over 65 years old, and the location can also be expanded to implement in the workplace. jobs or universities. Prime Minister Suga said the Japanese government will do its best to soon return to normal life for the people with efforts to speed up the pace of COVID-19 vaccination. Currently, the vaccination rate is around 400,000-500,000 times/day, but from June it will be increased to 1 million times/day. Japan started the COVID-19 vaccine vaccination campaign in February, basically giving enough shots for medical staff who are the frontline force against the epidemic. With the operation of two large-scale vaccination centers in Tokyo and Osaka from May 24, as well as positive results from the negotiation to buy vaccines, the Japanese government is expected to be able to vaccinate the entire population. the entire population from the end of June, 1 month earlier than originally planned. In addition, children will also be included in vaccination after the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW) has licensed Pfizer’s vaccine to expand the vaccination age from 12-15 years old. . Meanwhile, the pharmaceutical company Modena has also submitted clinical data to the MHLW and may be approved for injections in subjects 12 years of age and older next month.

Okunoshima Island in the city of Takehara is the site of an important toxic gas plant during World War II. After the war ended, the healthy rabbits were released into the wild, those that had been used to test chemical weapons were exterminated. Rabbits proliferate more and more, making the island now known as “rabbit island”. Today, hundreds of rabbits do not hesitate to roam the caves and alleys on the island. They are all wild rabbits, but are very friendly and approachable, especially with food handlers. Thousands of rabbits ‘occupy’ the Japanese island The island was hidden until 2014 when a video of a woman playing with lots of rabbits went viral on social media. Since then, people know more about the island and it attracts a large number of tourists every year. Visitors to Okunoshima are allowed to bring and feed the rabbits, as well as pet and play with them. In winter, the amount of food in the natural environment is scarcer, visitors bring food is also very good for the rabbits. Visitors reach the island by ferry from the coastal towns of Tadanoumi and Ōmishima. After landing, it only takes 1.5 hours for visitors to walk around the island. The island is now part of a national park and has several facilities such as the Okunoshima National Resort Village. There is accommodation, hot springs and local delicacies, as well as a campsite and the Okunoshima Tourist Center for guests. In addition to cycling, tennis, fishing, visitors can swim in the sea and swim in the outdoor swimming pool in the summer. Hoang Dung (translation summary)

When looking back on Sakura’s journey to joining IZ*ONE and becoming a K-Pop idol, netizen Can’t help but be surprised to see how the K-Pop stylist helped Sakura transform. From a female singer dressed in a simple shabby chic, carrying a plastic bag to the airport, Sakura in K-Pop is much more stylish and luxurious. The style of dress and Korean makeup really helped her rank up in beauty. After IZ*ONE disbanded, Sakura returned to Japan to work and whether she wanted to or not, she had to switch to style popularity of female singers here. It’s a light makeup look with a light pink color, naturally flowing hair, and a lovely innocent expression. In the new set of photos, Sakura appears with straight hair, smiling softly with light orange lips, wearing a flowing skirt. This image is very familiar to Japanese singers but different from K-Pop, where idols often wear heavier makeup, hairdos and trendy outfits. Knet thinks that this image makes Sakura a bit less sharp. She still looks pretty but she’s not as prominent as when she was active with IZ*ONE. Sakura’s expression was also not as sharp as before. The more Sakura compared when she returned to Japan and when she was active in Korea, the more clearly the difference in style became apparent. The stylist K-Pop prefers youthful and sexy fashion, while the Japanese are more inclined towards feminine and feminine dresses. Sakura is considered a Japanese singer with K-Pop style, so her time as a member of IZ * ONE is also when she shines most brightly.

Japanese models are often known for their sweet and fresh beauty. However, Miki Ehara makes a difference when wearing an angular face, exuding a cold look. According to QQ, many people find Miki to have a masculine beauty that resonates with two actors, Shun Oguri and Takeshi Kaneshiro. Thanks to that, the model born in 1996 was commented by experts to have a face suitable for high fashion. Miki Ehara was born and raised in Saitama – an hour and a half by train from central Tokyo (Japan). She fell in love with modeling while working in a sporting goods store and was discovered by a photographer. The cold beauty helped her quickly sign a contract with the Japanese company Donna Models. Despite her immature experience, she still has many performances thanks to her height of 1.77 m. “With her messy hair and cool girl style, it’s easy to see why this girl caught the eye of creative director Nicolas Ghesquière from Louis Vuitton,” Vogue commented. Miki’s first catwalk steps as a model were recorded through the Louis Vuitton Fall – Winter 2017 runway. From a girl who just stayed at home and looked at everything through magazines, Miki can now travel the world. She regularly participates in the big catwalks of Christian Dior, Elie Saab and Hermès. Soon to build a name in the fashion field, Miki had the opportunity to appear on the covers of major magazines. The female model’s facial expressions also match the previous decade’s themed shoots. Due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, fashion catwalks are limited. Miki is currently focusing on promoting brands through taking photos and posting them on her personal page. Contrary to the cold look when walking on the catwalk or taking photos, Miki is often commented by colleagues as having a sociable personality, laughing and joking. She is faithful to the minimalist style and black color when leaving the lens.

The villa area with a total area of ​​​​more than 4000 m2 in Da Lat (Lam Dong) of Jerrim Vu and his wife Thuy Trang is likened to stepping out of Japanese movies. Homeowners pay special attention to the surrounding landscape with bonsai trees, lawns, lakes, fruit trees and flowers… According to Mr. Jerrim Vu, the villa is worth about 60 billion VND, has 6 bedrooms and was built within 4 years. Up to now, all stages are still in the process of completion. Jerrim Vu and his wife like the minimalist Japanese style but comfortable and modern. Part of the house has design drawings made by architects in Ho Chi Minh City, while the garden, fish pond … he created himself. This land he and his wife bought for a long time, has a location adjacent to a natural lake of 68 hectares, the largest in Da Lat city, so they decided to build it as a place to live, giving the children a fresh living space. Typical Japanese wooden gate, stone wall. Artificial springs have the effect of air conditioning and feng shui. 2-storey villa with wide glass door system, sunny, enough living space for a family of 3 generations. A corner of the garden is planted with ferns, spread with crushed stone. The path has a large stone slab, planted with Japanese grass on both sides. The pavilion overlooks the city’s freshwater lake. Beautiful landscape of the villa.

Raw horse meat is a popular dish in Japan. It’s called basashi, it’s thinly sliced ​​and eaten raw. A single cantaloupe (like yellow flesh melon) can sell for more than 31,473 yen ($300) in Japan. Sakura is the national flower of Japan. This is also a garnish on desserts. Dishes with cherry blossom petals are especially popular in the springtime. In Japan, keeping a pet is extremely expensive. Even the equivalent of buying a new car. Therefore, children are increasingly provided with toy robots that imitate domestic pets. Coming to the spa, you can not only swim in large pools of wine, coffee, sake, beer, etc., but you can also drink them on the spot. Different from the beauty spas in the world. Not only impressed with the dense vending machine system every 100m, but the variety of products from hot and cold drinks, ice cream, noodles, cigarettes, confectionery, … in which also surprise visitors when coming to Japan. Tsukiji is the largest fish market in Tokyo and about 2,000 tons of sea fish are consumed every day. In Japan there are cafes that sell tenderness, where men are allowed to lie down with hostesses, hug them, make eye contact or stroke their hair – but nothing more. In Japanese, the name of Kit Kat candy is similar to kitto katsu which means “surely you will win”. Kit Kat here has many exotic flavors such as chili, wasabi, green tea, pear, etc. Japanese subways are so packed with passengers during rush hour that special workers called oshiya are required to push people onto the train. The oshiya are usually students working part-time. Ice cream in Japan is very diverse in flavors such as noodles, beer or horse meat, … and can be sold on every street corner due to great demand. Japan is famous for its many unique festivals and events. For example, weddings based on popular video games or anime are often held in the land of the rising sun and have a set-up company. The Japanese want to be in harmony with nature, so they create beautiful gardens with small ponds with colored carp (koi fish) and turtles. These gardens symbolize the perfect world of nature. Please watch the video: Another great Japanese invention. Source: Yan News

(Source: Reuters) Sumitomo Corp. (Japan) will provide mobile service in Ethiopia through a consortium with a telecommunications service provider Vodafone Group (United Kingdom). The move will make Sumitomo the first Japanese company to enter the African market. Ethiopia has approved a license for the consortium on mobile service providers in the country. It is expected that Sumitomo will hold about 30% of the shares in the new business and invest about 8 billion USD in 10 years, including investment capital for base stations. This will be the largest foreign direct investment on record in Ethiopia. According to the plan, service delivery will begin in 2022. Ethiopia is one of the largest countries in Africa, with 112 million inhabitants. According to statistics, when the rate of mobile phone usage is only about 40%, the new consortium has seen growth opportunities in this country. In addition to mobile services, the consortium also plans to launch services in areas such as digital currency, education, and health information technology. The announcement of the cooperation between Sumitomo and Vodafone comes amid concerns in Japan, the US and the UK about the trend of Chinese companies such as Huawei Technologies and ZTE building much of Africa’s telecommunications infrastructure.

Japanese Garden on the grounds of the Main Botanical Garden (Russian Academy of Sciences) The Japanese Garden within the Main Botanical Garden (Russian Academy of Sciences) is one of the hottest destinations in Moscow, Russia during the early May holiday. Hundreds of people in Moscow lined up to buy tickets to the Japanese Garden to admire the cherry blossoms in full bloom in the mild sunny weather. Everyone wants to see and take pictures with the symbolic flower of the land of the rising sun. Admission to the garden for adults is about 90 thousand VND, halved for students. Children under seven years old are free to enter. The Japanese Garden is usually open to visitors from the end of April (when the cherry blossoms bloom) until the end of October. Many people can’t wait for their turn to buy tickets, choosing to watch cherry blossoms from the iron fence. For them, this does not cause discomfort. The Japanese Garden, built between 1983 and 1987, is located on the east side of the Main Botanical Garden campus (Russian Academy of Sciences). Dozens of cherry trees were shipped here from the island of Hokkaido. In addition, in the garden there are also many other representatives of the Japanese flora. During a visit to Russia in 2013, then-Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe planted the 51st cherry tree in the Japanese Garden. Seedlings are grown from the seeds of the tree first planted here by Mr. Shinzo Abe’s father, former Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe, in 1986. In its more than thirty years of existence, the Japanese Garden has become one of the distinctive centers of oriental culture. It organizes many different exhibitions, classes on calligraphy, painting, tea ceremony culture… Every year, the Japanese Garden welcomes tens of thousands of visitors. In Moscow, there are many spots to watch the cherry blossoms bloom, but the Japanese Garden attracts a large number of Russians to visit, because it is an old site and has beautiful scenery. Cherries bloom only in Moscow for about two weeks. It is this that creates excitement and crowding at the entrance to Japanese gardens.

Tokyo’s overlapping messages have drawn criticism, as the country lags behind countries like the US in vaccinations. Japan has recorded about 695,000 new coronavirus infections and 12,000 deaths. The country is facing a new wave of infections in the context of the Tokyo Olympics approaching. Many Japanese prefectures are still in a state of emergency to limit the spread. Tokyo has contracts with three suppliers, under which it will have 120 million doses of AstraZeneca, 50 million doses of Moderna (to be completed by the end of September) and is negotiating an additional 50 million doses, along with 194 doses of Pfizer calculated. until the end of this year. With this number, Japan will have enough vaccine to vaccinate the entire population of 126 million people, according to Japan Times . On May 21, the country approved the use of the Moderna vaccine for people 18 years of age and older, but AstraZeneca has not yet been approved for the public. The Japanese government’s vaccination program is using the Pfizer vaccine, while the Moderna vaccine will be rolled out from next week in Tokyo and Osaka. Many concerns when using vaccines The biggest barrier to new vaccine doses available in Japan is the screening process, which evaluates efficacy and safety based on clinical trial data. Like other covid-19 vaccines, doses of AstraZeneca are classified as an emergency measure in pandemic response in Japan, used only when the Health Ministry allows the city governments. The licensing action requires a separate approval process, which includes a subcommittee on vaccines from the Ministry of Health meeting to discuss the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine in Japan in a broader context based on: fruit; alternatives from Pfizer and Moderna; Japanese immunization schedule and potential side effects. Pfizer’s covid-19 vaccine is shipped in Tokyo, Japan, February 16. Photo: AP. However, the road to deploying vaccines in the real world is still fraught with thorns, due to growing concerns about potential side effects of vaccines. There have been reports of a small number of people receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine developing blood clots, including in some cases death. This condition usually occurs in younger age groups. The UK reported 79 cases of AstraZeneca vaccination at the end of March, out of 20.2 million doses administered. As a result, 19 people died, of which 11 were under the age of 50. This has led some countries to restrict vaccination of the elderly – a direction that seems unlikely for Japan. The plan is still open Japan has given the Pfizer vaccine to the elderly and will start providing the Moderna vaccine at mass vaccination sites on May 24. The country has guaranteed enough doses for more than 122 million people, of which more than 110 million people aged 16 and over are allowed to receive the vaccine. Vaccination site for people 65 and older in Otsu, Shiga Prefecture, Japan on April 12. Photo: Kyodo. Given that Japan already has sufficient supplies for the vaccination campaign for the elderly, with a goal of completing it by the end of July, the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine for this age group in Japan is unlikely. On May 21, the vaccine subcommittee continued to discuss what should be done with the AstraZeneca vaccine. It is not yet clear when a decision will be made on the matter, the Health Ministry said. With so many people waiting to be vaccinated, one expert argues that the government should not ignore any vaccine. Otherwise, the Japanese public, with the exception of the elderly, will not receive any vaccines until the fall. “We may not even get there by the end of the year,” Gakushuin University economics professor Wataru Suzuki wrote in a commentary for Nikkei . “Certainly people who want to be protected from the virus as soon as possible have a need to be vaccinated, similar to those who want a vaccine passport to be able to travel abroad on business, and the Ministry of Health is going too far by how to eliminate options,” he argued. Where will 120 million doses go? The Japanese government has reached an agreement to purchase 120 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, all manufactured in Japan, using undiluted solutions from the United States. Of these, 30 million will be manufactured by Daiichi Sankyo and KM Biologics, and 90 million doses will be manufactured by JCR Pharmaceuticals. However, it is not clear how many of these vaccines have been produced Nikkei Asia. Imports and production begin this spring. Daiichi Sankyo and KM are both preparing to ship the vaccine once it is approved by the government. The mid-range drug maker has started production using equipment and technology from AstraZeneca. JCR has announced plans to build a new factory. The US and Japan will have to find a way to handle the 120 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine developed by the Universities of Oxford and AstraZeneca without any plans to use them. Photo: Reuters. AstraZeneca says its completed vaccine can be stored in the refrigerator for at least half a year at 2-8 degrees Celsius. It’s uncertain at this point how many vaccines are ready to be manufactured. If there is no decision on where to use the vaccine in the next six months, the stockpile could expire. The US has yet to start rolling out the AstraZeneca vaccine. However, the country has agreed to purchase 300 million doses and already has shipments ready to deliver. Currently, the US plans to ship the unused vaccine elsewhere.

Tashirojima Cat Island The most famous animal island in Japan is Tashirojima, where there are more cats than people. Tashirojima is a small island located off the coast of Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. There are over 100 cats that live in harmony with the locals. Tashirojima Island was once known as a famous silk producer. The cat boom on the island dates back to the Edo period (1603-1868). At this time, islanders raised cats to help protect silkworms from mice and other pests. Tashirojima is not the only cat island in Japan. Aoshima in Ehime Prefecture and Ainoshima in Fukuoka Prefecture are also home to more than 100 native cats. Today, on the island there is still a cat shrine called the Cat Shrine. Photo: Unusual Places. Okunoshima Rabbit Island Located in Hiroshima Prefecture, Okunoshima is one of the islands with the most “animal inhabitants” in the world. Currently, there are about 1,000 wild rabbits living on the island. Located in the Seto Inland Sea, the island was home to a chemical weapons factory during World War II. The rabbits currently living here are believed to be descendants of rabbits that were once used as test subjects for chemical weapons. Today, Okunoshima is famous as a charming destination with sandy beaches, many cycling paths and friendly rabbits. In fact, there are far more rabbits than the population on the island. Photo: Chris McGrath. Kojima Monkey Island Kojima Island is located about 200 meters off the coast of Miyazaki Prefecture. The island’s name literally means “happy island”. Kojima has beautiful sandy beaches and warm surrounding waters. There are about 100 wild monkeys on the island. The monkeys that live here have a unique habit of washing potatoes and dipping them in seawater before eating. The sea water gives the potatoes a salty taste, and this habit is passed down among generations of monkeys on the island. This has led many to assume that monkeys are capable of building cultures just like humans. In addition, Kojima Island also has other animals such as rabbits and pandas. No people live on Kojima Island. Photo: Das Gebiet. Itsukushima Deer Island Itsukushima in Hiroshima Prefecture is home to about 500 deer. The island, also known as Miyajima (which means “temple island” in Japanese), is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Japan with its distinctive red tori gate standing in the middle of the sea. Deer have lived in Itsukushima for at least 800 years. They are honored by local residents as messengers of God and are worshiped at Itsukushima Shrine on the island. Today, visitors can see deer roaming freely around the island and they are allowed to take pictures with them Visitors are more likely to encounter deer in the pier shopping street and in the woods than in the main temple grounds. Photo: Insider. Yonaguni ngựa Horse Island Located at the westernmost tip of Japan, Yonaguni Island in Okinawa Prefecture is famous for its scenic spots, blue ocean and beautiful white beaches. The Yonaguni horse is also one of the island’s signature features. It is an indigenous breed and is one of the eight types of horse of Japanese origin. Coming to Yonaguni Island, visitors can participate in many experiences with horses such as horseback riding on the beach, horseback riding around the island or horseback riding into the sea… Yonaguni horses are quite small, averaging 110 to 120 cm in height. Photo: ZEKKEI Japan. Yagishiri Sheep Island Yagishiri Island is located 25 km west of Hokkaido. About a third of the island is covered with forests. With beautiful nature, many scenic spots and a variety of flora and fauna, the island is an attractive destination for visitors to explore throughout the year. Yagishiri is also known as the Suffolk breed of sheep, which originated in England. Visitors can watch them relax and graze on a large grassland. Suffolk lamb is tender, is a high quality and expensive ingredient. Yagishiri Island is a popular destination for nature lovers. Photo: Threepinner.

This breed of chicken has a very long tail, which can be up to 7m long. The Onagadori chicken is unique in that its feathers, downy feathers as well as horse feathers develop throughout life. Besides, a highlight of this chicken breed is possessing a very long tail, which can be up to 7m long. It is estimated that each year Onɑgadori’s tail will increase by 1-1.5 m depending on how it is cared for. Because of its beautiful plumage, Onagadori chickens are often kept as pets or for display purposes. In Japan, the Onagadori chicken is a noble breed that has been protected by the government of this country for many years. Even the Onagadori chicken is considered to have an important role in Japanese culture. According to records, Onagadori chickens in the Thien Bao period (Tenpo) with a length of over 2m were common; in the Meiji period up to 3.6m. Until the Showa period (1926 – 1989) a length of about 8m was common, with the exception of a length of 13m in 1970. The tail feathers of a banana chicken were recorded to reach a length of 7 to 10cm per month and an individual reaches a tail length of up to 3m in 3 years. The tail length of the burnt variant is 8.9m while the tail length of the swallow variant was 10.3m circa 1965. Thus it is also the strangest of the nearly 10,000 feather species known to date. now and is the result of a passionate breeding process. The Onagadori chicken is unique in that the percentage of feathers, down feathers as well as horse feathers develop throughout life. Hens are similar to hens of other long-haired breeds. There are many levels of quality in Onagadori chickens: The highest levels are those with two to three pairs of feathers and between 60 and 70% of the tail feathers remain unchanged. The quality of Onagadori chickens also depends a lot on how they are raised and chickens with the highest genetic quality cannot develop to the desired length if the rearing regime is not appropriate. Onagadori chicken feathers are very soft on the chest, can be blown into the feathers and they will move and stand up. Stiff fur is a sign of crossbreeding. The hen’s tail should be full of feathers, with long feathers and thick coat feathers. The swallow-colored Onagadori chicken must have yellow legs with yellow white ears. Another leg color in swallows is olive gray. The right ear is white, naturally genetically associated with a yellowish-greenish tinge of the leg pigment. Banana silver and cashew without a dark stripe in the middle of the mane and very little in the ponytail. Onagadori hens are good at laying and incubating eggs, if raised in large numbers, they should be artificially incubated and the chicks should be raised in warm and dry coops. The selection process is based on temperament (too aggressive chickens will bite their own tails, gentle and domesticated chickens are easier to raise successfully), the number of tail feathers (each rooster must have over 40 tail feathers and phoenix feathers). ) and code feathers. The Onagadori chicken, which grows in the mild climate of the southern Japanese island of Shikoku, is suitable for a climate that is neither too hot nor too cold. If raised in colder areas, the cage should be heated. If rearing in hotter areas, it is necessary to create shade and ventilation. If chickens are suddenly stressed, such as being chased by dogs, cats or children, they may respond by stiffening their feathers and then shedding them altogether. Roosters used for breeding often lose three-quarters of their previous feathers because of their aggressive mating activities. A rooster, when brought to its own cage, quickly grows its tail. In our country, the trend of raising ornamental chickens has also received a lot of response, the giants are willing to spend up to tens, hundreds of millions of dong just to own 1 Onagadori chicken to “play”. Some places specializing in Onagadori chickens said that when customers order, they will advise many different variations of Onagadori chicken. There are animals that can be sold for 45-65 million VND and which one is more beautiful, longer tail will cost over 100 million VND, which is normal.

The T-house is located between two other semi-detached houses in Tokyo. From the outside it looks like an ordinary house. But inside were holes in the walls and floor. On the first floor are the office and living room. The wooden steps are both a bookcase and a staircase leading to the second floor, but to climb it is necessary to jump. The movement between the 2 rooms by wooden stairs. The second floor is divided into 4 different rooms. Vines are planted on the higher floors, benches, tables and carpets are placed in a way that fits the moderate space of each floor. “This home is very flexible so occupants can change the layout to suit their lifestyle.” Designer Hiroyuki Shinozaki shared. “Although this house is only about 70 square meters, the design with the reduction of some walls makes it seem to expand and bring a new living space,” added Shinozaki. Stairs lead to other floors with rooms such as the kitchen, bedroom, dining room and second living space. With an airy design, hanging lights and natural light illuminate the house On the top floor there is a loft and storage space. The last steps of the house lead to the roof terrace. In 2013, a couple who ordered the house said they named the house Ninja House because they need to be as nimble as a Ninja to be able to move from room to room. “We see that our figure is getting better.” Hanae Terado – who lives in this house shared. “We also never fell.”

Puffer fish is one of the poisonous fish and can take the life of diners. However, in Japan this fish is still popular. Photo: byFood. Even puffer fish is an expensive specialty that not everyone can afford to enjoy. Photo: Kokoro Media. In the puffer fish, the toxin-causing substance Tetrodotoxin is stronger than cyanide. The poison of the puffer fish can kill up to 30 people. After eating it for about 20 minutes, diners may experience symptoms such as nausea, dizziness, stomach pain, muscle paralysis, cardiac arrest. Photo: 8chan.se There are 120 species of puffer fish in the world. In Japan, the government has allowed restaurants to use 20/120 species of puffer fish to prepare dishes. Photo: Internet However, not all restaurants serve puffer fish. Only chefs who are certified by the Government can cook. Parts of fish after preliminary processing must also be destroyed. Photo: Internet Tiger puffer Takifugu rubripes is the most famous puffer fish dish in Japan. This type of fish is auctioned right at the fish market instead of selling it in bulk. Photo: Wiki. In the high season, this type of puffer fish can be up to 265 USD/kg (more than 6 million VND). Even the price of puffer fish is increasing day by day due to overfishing. Photo: Internet During processing, the fins and mouth of the fish are removed, followed by the skinning and handling of the internal organs. The non-poisonous fish meat is separated and after a few cuts, they become the famous sashimi. The dish has a delicate, fresh taste, completely different from other sashimi dishes, so despite the danger many diners still want to enjoy it. Video: Adding a Japanese retail giant to Vietnam. Source: VTV24

The root cause is believed to be 30 years of not trying to clear people’s doubts about vaccine side effects, according to the above article. Nikkei Asia 10/5. The landmark court ruling of 1992 During the 1980s, Japan possessed world-leading vaccine technology for the treatment of chickenpox, encephalitis, and pertussis. These technologies are licensed to the US and other countries. But vaccine development in Japan came to a near complete halt following a 1992 court ruling ordering the government to compensate people for side effects after vaccination. The Japanese people see this as a landmark ruling that opens the way for victims to seek compensation on a broader scale. A Japanese official injects a vaccine against Covid-19. Photo: Reuters. The Japanese government did not appeal the ruling. Vaccination was also no longer mandatory after the government revised the law in 1994. Since then, vaccination rates in Japan have declined as parents become more concerned about side effects. The AIDS crisis also has a negative impact. In 1996, a Japanese health ministry official was convicted of negligent manslaughter following a scandal involving HIV-contaminated blood products. Despite the government’s efforts to hold responsible, the incident still made officials in Japan feel that they would suffer the consequences if anything happened, while the politicians were unharmed. Gaps in policy Japan is currently facing a “vaccine gap”. In the US and Europe, the product licensing process takes only a few years, but in Japan it is more than 10 years. The Japanese Ministry of Health has issued a special license for the Pfizer vaccine to be administered to the elderly, but this licensing process only applies to foreign vaccines. Meanwhile, the US administration has accelerated vaccine development since the 2001 anthrax attack. When there is a public health crisis in the country, the US Department of Health and Human Services will coordinate with other agencies. research institutes and pharmaceutical companies to respond appropriately. The agency also supports development budgets, clinical trials, as well as emergency approvals. The global vaccine market is growing by nearly 7% per year. New vaccines are released every time a new deadly infectious disease emerges, such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Ebola. The mRNA technology used in making vaccines has been studied for the past 20 years and is being applied to fight Covid-19. But private companies in Japan can hardly solve this problem alone because of the lack of motivation to promote the development, purchase, or stockpile of vaccines. Japan currently does not have a domestically produced vaccine. Photo: AFP. “There is a gap in the vaccine because there is still a gap in policy,” said Tetsuo Nakayama, a professor at Kitasato University in Tokyo. One can mention the case of UMN Pharma, a Japanese biotech company that uses new technology to develop flu vaccines. UMN Pharma used to spend more than $100 million to build a manufacturing plant, but the company’s application for a license was rejected in 2017. The grounds for the rejection were that the product “lacked clinical importance” compared to vaccines. available. UMN Pharma currently has negative total assets and is owned by Shionogi – another Japanese pharmaceutical company. The vaccine made by UMN Pharma has been approved in the US. This has led one in the Japanese vaccine industry to question whether anyone still wants to make new vaccines in the country. Complicated legal regulations Technology and research talent are also flowing outside of Japan. “Japan has a lot of regulations but it has a weak support system,” said one virus expert. The country has only two research facilities that can handle the most dangerous viruses. But one of the two establishments has only recently reopened because it was previously opposed by the local people. Public Administration Reform Minister Taro Kono was appointed on January 18 as the person in charge of Japan’s vaccination campaign. Photo: Japan Times. Vaccine research in Japan is subject to complicated regulations by many ministries. Experiments involving gene editing are limited to the Cartagena Protocol. This is an international legal document on biosafety management with genetically modified organisms that Japan has approved. Meanwhile, Europe exempts pharmaceutical companies from applying the Cartagena Protocol. The United States has not yet ratified this document. Japanese manufacturers even ignore the domestic market. Takeda Pharmaceutical, for example, has no plans to license its dengue vaccine in Japan. The same thing happened with the vaccine made from tobacco leaves of Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma company. In the immediate future, Tokyo has quickly appointed a minister in charge of the Covid-19 vaccine. But products made by AnGes, Shionogi, and other Japanese companies are not expected to be approved before 2022.

Water channel for releasing koi fish: Arriving in Shimabara City, you will find a clear water channel filled with koi, an expensive ornamental fish. This dates back to 1792, when Unzen volcano activity caused spring water to flow through what is now the city. The water is so clean that in 1978, the government decided to release koi fish into a 100-meter-long aqueduct. This is a fish that can only live in pure water, proving the cleanliness of the water in this area. Image: Kyushu & Tokyo. Hand wash basin on toilet: Many toilets in Japan have hand basins mounted on the toilet’s water tank. Users can wash their hands with clean water, then this water will flow down the toilet tank, used to flush the toilet. This is a simple way to save water. Image: Japaninfo. 6,000 beautifully decorated manhole covers: The Japanese have turned manhole covers into works of art for visitors to check-in. Thousands of different designs for you to explore. Each area, each community has special caps depicting the local culture, which cannot be found anywhere else. Image: Juiceonline. Electronic map of the toilet: Some toilets in Japan have an electronic map, which tells the user which chamber is occupied, and which one is latrine or squat. This saves users from having to check which rooms are available, especially when the door is closed. Image: Buzzfeed. Long-lasting cream: Japanese scientists have found the ingredient that keeps ice cream from melting too quickly – strawberry polyphenols. The name of this ice cream is Kanazawa Ice, sold in some places in Japan. They can hold their shape for hours at a time. Image: Wabisabinavi. “Bath feet”: A popular form of hot spring in Japan is ashiyu – foot baths, which are usually free or very cheap. They are arranged along the road, at stops… in areas with many hot springs. This form not only brings a relaxing experience, but also saves time and money. Image: Amayori. Fruit is more expensive than gold: Expensive fruits are considered branded goods in Japan, showing the class of buyers. They cost from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars a fruit such as Yubari melon, square melon, Ruby Roman grape, mango… Growing and caring for these fruits is a difficult and labor-intensive process. farmer. They also have a distinctly delicious taste, so their hefty price tag is understandable. Image: SCMP.

In Japan, people use the term “hikyō-eki” to refer to remote stations. The term became popular in the 1990s. At that time, Takanobu Ushiyama, a writer with a great love for railways, wrote about stories on his train. From there, a movement to remote train stations also began. Photo: Flickr. According to Atlas Obscura, Koboro Station in Toyoura, Hokkaido is the most famous spot on the list of “hikyō-eki”. It fits in the 100 m long space between the two tunnels. Photo: 1geso1. The three corners of the station are steep cliffs with dense forest trees. The other corner faces Uchiura Bay. If you want to go to the beach, you will have to follow a very bad road because it is not repaired. This station can only be reached by train or boat. Photo: 1geso1. Koboro Station has been open since 1943 – the time of the Pacific War. It was used as a signal station for steam locomotives transporting bombs and ammunition. It was not until 1987 that Koboro became an ordinary railway station. In an earlier period, the station was abandoned. Photo: Yoshiro.dagane. Currently, the station welcomes about 5 guests/day, most of them are train enthusiasts or local fishermen. Around 1960, the area around Koboro station also had a resort, camping by the sea. However, all of this gradually drifted into oblivion, leaving Koboro secluded in the mountains. Photo: Alex Bloom. In 2015, Koboro Station was almost closed. However, the town of Toyoura has funded the maintenance of the station to turn it into a tourist attraction. Photo: Dajamann. According to Atlas Obscura, the Hokkaidu railway company (which owns Koboro station) has not promised to maintain this station. Even so, at least the promotion for Koboro has been quite successful. Photo: Atlas Obscura.

Japan plans to produce the vaccine domestically. Illustration: CNN Shionogi is currently in discussions with the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare about a framework that would allow the efficacy and safety of vaccines to be assessed even with small-scale trials. This manufacturer hopes to contribute to the early prevention of the Covid-19 pandemic by focusing on investment and management of resources. In addition, the company has also completed a production line capable of supplying 10 million people a year with vaccines and plans to increase capacity further. Regarding Moderna’s vaccine approval process, on May 10, the pharmaceutical company Takeda said that clinical trials have confirmed that Moderna’s vaccine has helped increase antibodies in vaccinated people. The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare will evaluate and make a decision on whether to give the vaccine a “green light” as early as May 20.

The destination is also the starting point In fact, Hyun and other passengers bought air tickets of Air Busan to make a non-destination flight and buy duty-free goods organized by Lotte Duty Free. The purpose of the flight is not to travel from Incheon to any other country. It simply flies around in the sky, taking 130 guests through a Japanese island to legalize shopping conditions at duty-free stores in Seoul (usually only for international tourists). . Flights for duty-free purchases are becoming popular. Photo: Bloomberg. These types of flights are being talked about a lot in Korea recently. Correspondent of Korea JoongAng Daily The depiction of the scene at Incheon International Airport doesn’t look much different. However, when you look closely, you will see that none of the passengers have hand luggage. “They brought a lot of bags from duty-free shops. Some passengers even used multiple trolleys to move all the paid goods,” said Haley Yang, writer of Korea JoongAng Daily to speak. She chose the service of Korean Air, took off at Incheon International Airport and landed here too. Tickets range from 142 USD/person, the most expensive up to nearly 500 USD/person. “I haven’t been on a plane for over a year now because of the pandemic. Then I read about this flight in the newspaper. Since it’s my birthday, I thought getting on a plane again would be a fun way to eat. happy,” a woman surnamed Kim in her 30s shared. Lee Eun-kyung, 55, from Yeoksam, south of Seoul, also said she hasn’t flown for a long time. “I often traveled abroad before the epidemic. But now that it’s been over a year, at least I want to feel like I’m going on a trip,” Lee confided. In addition to the feeling of “craving to fly”, the bargain prices from duty-free items also motivate Koreans to buy this type of plane ticket. According to the Korea JoongAng Daily , domestic flights usually don’t come with duty-free purchases. However, by passing through Japanese airspace as above, people were eligible for tax exemption on goods worth up to 600 USD. Airfares can be offset by the difference in tax-free purchases. Photo: Nikkei. Passports are required for all passengers as this is technically an international flight and is only available to Korean citizens. “Destination-free flight is a new concept. However, without tax-free shopping incentives, I don’t think I would book a ticket,” Kim said. 46-year-old Seo Young, from Bundang, Gyeonggi (South Korea), explained that the value of the goods made up for the airfare. With an order worth more than 1,100 USD, the amount he and his companion had to pay was only 608 USD, or nearly 50%. “A great policy, we saved quite a bit of money,” said Seo as he pushed a cart loaded with duty-free merchandise. A special card for passengers on the flight. Photo: Korean JoongAng Daily. In terms of procedures, basically, guests flying this type will have to wear a card that says “international tourist flights do not land at Incheon International Airport”. This helps airport staff distinguish them from guests coming from abroad (must be quarantined upon entry). According to the pen of Korean JoongAng Daily , everything on the flight is relatively similar to other flights. The staff remind guests to wear masks, leave empty seats to implement social distancing… However, the most interesting point is that sometimes, the pilot gives information about the current position of the plane. “Attention passengers, we are flying over Gangneung, Gangwon. On the right, you can see the Taebaek mountain range and on the left is the East Sea”, “We are flying in Japanese airspace, near Tsushima island. will re-enter Korean airspace in about three minutes”…, the occasional sounds rang out. Recovery efforts These non-destination flights are an effort to save the duty-free industry, which is shrinking because of the Covid-19 epidemic. Before the pandemic, the global duty-free market was worth $85 billion in 2019. It is expected to reach $139 billion by 2027. However, the pandemic appeared and countries began to close international flights. With few passengers flying, the revenue of companies in this field also dropped sharply. Dufry AG, a Swiss company that operates duty-free shops globally, admits revenue has fallen by as much as 71%. “Many of my guests accompanied me carrying bags full of duty-free goods. I told my friends this trip was really worth it because of the opportunity to shop duty-free,” Hyun shared. According to the Bloomberg , people like Hyun can’t cover the financial loss. But at least they benefit some businesses. Sung Junewon, an analyst at Shinhan Investment Corp. in Seoul, said: “Contributions from non-destination flights are small but better than nothing. Every little bit counts.” Currently, seven Korean airlines are operating this type of flight with a total of 8,000 passengers. Authorities are also planning to allow foreign flights to land in Incheon. Passengers can spend several hours shopping without leaving the airport before returning to their first destination.

Recently, Quynh Hoa (born in 1987, content creator, currently living in Japan) made people admire when she showed off a series of boxed lunches that she prepared by herself for her husband to bring to work. At a glance, it can be seen that each rice dish that she makes is filled with all kinds of savory dishes, stir-fries, vegetables and delicious desserts, harmonious in color and properly balanced in nutrition. It can be seen that Quynh Hoa is also very diligent in changing dishes so that her husband doesn’t get bored. Contact Quynh Hoa, she shared: ”I have a husband who likes to eat his wife’s cooking, although his wife cooks for whatever he eats, he has never criticized but is a picky eater. My husband likes to eat meat, rarely eats seafood, rarely eats vegetables (especially cabbage, water spinach, green beans) so I try to put on the menu the dishes he likes but think of a different way to cook it, change the food. menu so that her husband does not get bored and try to put all kinds of fish on the menu to have enough quality. Because my husband is lazy to eat vegetables, every day besides lunch, I squeeze more vegetables for him to drink.” Just glance at the lunch boxes cooked by Quynh Hoa, anyone will immediately feel craving. The food is very diverse and colorful, so it looks very eye-catching. Each lunch box that Quynh Hoa makes for her husband to bring to work costs an average of about 100,000 VND. It is known that every week, she often goes to the supermarket to buy meat and fish at the weekend to prepare, divide and calculate the menu for each family meal to help save cooking time. Every day, after cooking dinner, she will prepare and prepare ingredients for the next morning. That’s why it usually takes her only about 30 minutes to cook a box of rice. Her lunch box menu also has enough vegetables, meat, starch and fruit for dessert, ensuring both delicious and nutritious food. She is also extremely psychological when changing dishes every day for her husband, not letting any dishes be duplicated. Normally, each lunch box made by Quynh Hoa will have enough savory dishes, vegetables and soup. Because her husband doesn’t like seafood and eats few vegetables, she usually cooks 1 meat dish and 1 fish dish, boiled or fried vegetables. When I see less green, I will squeeze more vegetables for my husband to drink. She prepares dishes according to Vietnamese spices because her husband prefers Vietnamese rice to Japanese rice. My wife cooks rice for me to bring to work, my husband is very happy, every day he texts to comment on how the rice is today and hope to have something next time. Quynh Hoa and her husband are currently living in Japan. They have been married for 9 years. Currently, Quynh Hoa is working as a content creator. Let’s see more of Quynh Hoa’s lunch boxes! Nguyen Tinh Photo: NVCC

But it seems that the creativity of the Japanese knows no bounds, and they continue to impress the world with their inventions. However, in Japan there are also countless strange things that even the locals don’t even notice. In Japan pets are cared for like children. This guy is walking with a cart full of cats in Tokyo. What do you know about fashion? These diners went to a restaurant, which makes food for Japanese sumo fighters, but when the pizzas were brought out, the dish really shocked diners because of its “small” size. . I was walking on the beach and saw a cute building. I walked inside and was immediately shocked because it was a waste incinerator. You can find parking lots and Ferris wheels on the roofs of buildings in Japan. This is a practice tool to lift the corners of the mouth and make the smile more symmetrical in Japan. How do you see these manholes in Japan? Someone is bored in the toilet in Japan. Their Halloween costumes are an art form. This is a women’s bathroom in a shopping mall in Japan. It makes users feel like a queen every time they go there.