The conference was kicked off by a ceremony where Christophe Lucand, mayor of Gevrey Chambertin, and Saitō Keisuke, mayor of Yoichi, Hokkaidō, signed a friendship accord between the two towns.

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Chronicles of the Abe Shinzo Administration,” published in October 2024 by former Asahi Shimbun editor-in-chief Funabashi Yoichi. Regarding Trump’s response to the 2017 North Korea nuclear and ...

Once the prospect of becoming Trump's Treasury chief came in sight this year, he started reading the work of Japanese currency expert Yoichi Funabashi, who has written extensively on how the 1980s ...

Evan Vucci/AP “Establishment Japan seems to prefer Harris to Trump,” said Yoichi Funabashi, a member of the said establishment who has just published a book on former Japanese Prime Minister ...

Most appearances with Michael J. Green (2), Yoichi Funabashi (2), Dennis C. Blair (2). Most common tag: Japan. Former leaders of the U.S. and Japanese militaries talked about the U.S.-Japanese ...

On the C-SPAN Networks: Yoichi Funabashi is a Chair for the Asia Pacific Initiative with three videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 1994 Forum as a Bureau Chief for the ...

The One For All Quirk had several users throughout the years, but the conflict started with All For One's younger brother, Yoichi Shigaraki. Yoichi and All For One were born together, but they had ...

My Hero Academia chapter 413 quickly became one of the series' most crucial chapters shortly after its release, as it featured the second One For All user, Kudo's final plan to beat Tomura Shigaraki.

According to Yoichi Funabashi, chairman of the Global Council of the International House of Japan, Japan is a country with a “national security deficit” because of the regional geopolitical ...

TEPCO’s nuclear energy division knew that “there was a risk of large tsunamis in Fukushima,” but that risk was dismissed because the argument was deemed “academic” (Kitazawa and Funabashi 2015).