No.75 IN THE EYE OF ERIC RECHSTEINER
© Eric Rechsteiner POLITICS Abe’s cabinet reshuffle anxious to speed up reform of japan’s pacifist constitution, aBe shinzo reshuffled his government on 11 september […]
Month: October 2019
No.75 [FOCUS] No more bets!
There’s been a growing movement in South Korea over the past few months to boycott Japanese products./All Rights Reserved Both of the United States’ main […]
No.75 [ANALYSIS] A never-ending quarrel
The Annexation Treaty formally placing Korea under Japanese rule was signed on 22 August 1910 by the pro-Japanese Prime Minister Yi Wan-yong and sealed by […]
No.75 [HISTORY] Over a century of complexity
Since 1905, the port of Shimonoseki has been one of the main entry points for Koreans in search of a better life in the Archipelago./All […]
No.75 [RESISTANCE] Culture without borders
Released on Japanese TV in 2000, Shiri paved the way for South Korean cinema in the Archipelago./All Rights Reserved Up until now and despite the […]
No.75 [VISIT] When truth is stranger than fiction
Fifty-nine 18-metre-high pillars weighing 500 tons support this underground superstructure./Jérémie Souteyrat for Zoom Japan Built to prevent catastrophic flooding in the capital, the G-Cans Project […]
No75 [LANGUAGE] Let’s nihonGO!
Hello there! This column will include useful Japanese phrases that cover a variety of topics. Mina-san, konnichiwa! (Hello, every- one!) Have you all mastered 1, […]
No.75 [TREND] D for discovery and diversity
In D&DEPARTMEnT, a real Aladdin’s cave, you can discover a wealth of regional products from all over Japan./SEKIGUCHI Ryoko for Zoom Japan The aim of […]
No.75 [HARUYO’S RECIPE] Ebi to kinoko no ahijo misofumi
Ebi to kinoko no ahijo misofumi (Sauteed prawns and mushrooms with miso) RECIPE 1 – Cut the mushrooms into quarters. 2 – Shell and slice […]
No.75 [TRAVEL] Lake Inawashiro in autumn
The autumn landscape all around Lake Inawashiro is a symphony of colours and full of delights for visitors in search of unique locations in this […]