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Takenaka-jinja (竹中稲荷神社) is a small but beautiful sub-shrine of Yoshida-jinja (吉田神社). Standing on the western summit of Yoshida-yama, the forlorn grounds betray the shrine's vibrant history of dashing poets, civil disorder and butterfly dances.
Most of the shrine records have been lost, but in other works there is mention of a vast, snaking tunnel of shrine gates leading from mountain base to the worship hall.
on this auspicious day, the divinity of Mt. Oshio at Ōhara, will surely remember, what happened long ago, in the Age of the Gods 大原や 小塩の山も けふこそは 神代のことも 思ひ出づらめ
Stripped of his ranks for the affair, Ariwara disappeared from public life.
I'm very pleased that within two weeks I managed to turn the sketches into full-fledged pixel art images and start the #Pixelcities series. Let's see how it goes further :)
It might sound like 1970s decor, but researchers in Japan just launched the first wood-paneled satellite into space. Scientists at Kyoto University built the device to test the sustainability of timber as a renewable building material for space exploration projects. The satellite panels were made using a traditional technique without screws or glue. Read more from @BBCNews.
亚洲 Radio, una estación de radio online hecha por @rinku_gmv y por su servidora que transmite #musica_asiatica las 24 horas del día, los 365 días del año. Sin comerciales. Sin interrupciones.
#TIL that #Japan pretty much spearheaded the development of a free #IPv6 and #IPsec stack in the free *nix world (USAGI for Linux, and KAME/WIDE for BSDs) :gyate_patchouli_wow:
"The world's first wooden satellite has been built by Japanese researchers who said their tiny cuboid craft is scheduled to be carried into space off on a SpaceX rocket in September."
CBS News reports: "The creators expect the wooden material will burn up completely when the device re-enters the atmosphere -- potentially providing a way to avoid the creation of metal particles when a retired satellite returns to Earth."
Could snow trigger earthquakes? A new study in the journal Science Advances says thousands of quakes on Japan’s Noto Peninsula since 2020 could be linked to the region’s heavy snowfall, pointing to the weather correlating with “earthquake swarms.” While the study doesn’t say that climate directly causes the earthquakes, it suggests the rate of the seismic events could fluctuate depending on the weight of water on the surface and the movement of water below. Read more from NBC News.
Could snow trigger earthquakes? A new study in the journal Science Advances says thousands of quakes on Japan’s Noto Peninsula since 2020 could be linked to the region’s heavy snowfall, pointing to the weather correlating with “earthquake swarms.” While the study doesn’t say that climate directly causes the earthquakes, it suggests the rate of the seismic events could fluctuate depending on the weight of water on the surface and the movement of water below. Read more from NBC News.
“We are a group of students at the University of #Tokyo who have gathered in solidarity with Palestine to oppose the genocide by the Israeli government. We have started a Palestine Solidarity Encampment and formed an organization to manage its operation.”