RT @NDLJP_en: Photos of snowflakes by Nakaya Ukichiro, a Japanese physicist who succeeded in creating the first artificial snow in the worl…

RT @johnclarkdamico: Another new publication worth checking out: a collection of essays and newly available documents on the Kaisei-maru, t…

@dfedman Thar she blows! https://t.co/NtFoz3cd7t

RT @NDLJP_en: Now, the second Tokyo Olympics are being held, but have you ever heard that there was also a lost Tokyo Olympics in 1940? htt…

RT @NDLJP_en: Before finding great success as a writer, Edogawa Ranpo also had a major interest in the motion picture industry. https://t.…

@ClintonGodart The exiled regime’s authority flowed from the Emperor via the Tokugawa family, just as before, that’s how it was justified on paper. The Ezo ‘Republic’ is an exonym (see https://t.co/2wMa1HcoGE) https://t.co/rW4TN0O7vA

@DavidVeevers1 Re: Udagawa vs. Murai, I found a debate from 2015-16 which luckily have abstracts in English adequately translated. They nicely sum up the decades-long tiff, so I suggest you find someone who reads Japanese to go through them with https://t.co/YkWPKzvX00 https://t.co/A4POOKTrPM https://t.co/RWQYAaMXUW

@DavidVeevers1 Re: Udagawa vs. Murai, I found a debate from 2015-16 which luckily have abstracts in English adequately translated. They nicely sum up the decades-long tiff, so I suggest you find someone who reads Japanese to go through them with https://t.co/YkWPKzvX00 https://t.co/A4POOKTrPM https://t.co/RWQYAaMXUW

@jmulich @Paul_Kreitman https://t.co/UCe6yVPXHv Here's a short open access English article. A great topic