Social scientist at FU Berlin. Doing research on Fisheries, resource management and fisheries policy in Japan and the EU. Tweets are my own. RTs ≠ endorsement.
Am Freitag erscheint 'Studying Japan. Handbook of Research Designs, Fieldwork & Methods' @NomosVerlag. Erste Einblicke ins Buch geben die Herausgeberinnen @kott_no & Cornelia Reiher im Forschungskolloquium des Japanzentrums der LMU am 17.12. online
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#Chemistry#NobelPrizeLaureate Emmanuelle Charpentier: “The fact that two women won this Prize will hopefully show to young girls & young female scientists...that nothing is impossible”. 😊 The full video of yesterday's press conference: https://t.co/W8jerisuz3 @maxplanckpress
Word of the day is ‘quockerwodger’ (19th century): a wooden puppet whose limbs jerk at the whim of the puppet master and, by extension, a politician whose strings of action are pulled by somebody else.
Over the years, deers in Nara Park have grown so "addicted" to the taste of cookies given by tourists that some of them are refusing to eat anything else and becoming emaciated because there are now much fewer visitors to feed them amid the pandemic
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So are we in Japan going to have a government where Aso replaces Abe for his health who replaces Aso for his scandal who replaces Abe for his health who replaces for eternity?
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For those keeping track, Fumio Kishida, Seiko Noda, and Shigeru Ishiba have so far indicated that they will be in the running to become the next ruling party president and prime minister of Japan. (MP) #FumioKishida#SeikoNoda#ShigeruIshiba#ShinzoAbe#Japan