Podcasts about miyazaki prefecture

January 17th 2025 marked the 30 year anniversary of the Hanshin Awaji, Great Hanshin or Kobe Earthquake, which took the lives of 6,434 people and injured 43,792. Also, the Japanese government's Earthquake Research Committee has increased its assessed probability of an earthquake with a magnitude of 8 to 9 occurring along the Nankai Trough off the country's Pacific coast within the next 30 years to some 80 pct from 70-80 pct, officials said. When a 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Miyazaki Prefecture, southwestern Japan, on Monday, the panel at the time concluded that Monday's earthquake was not a phenomenon that could be considered to have relatively increased the possibility of a Nankai Trough earthquake occurring compared with normal times. Episode notes: ‘Japan Raises Nankai Trough Megaquake Probability to Some 80 Percent': https://barrierfreejapan.com/2025/01/18/japan-raises-nankai-trough-megaquake-probability-to-some-80-percent/

At 21:19 on 13th January 2025, a 6.9M (it initially registered as 6.4M), Shindo 5 earthquake, occurred in Miyazaki Prefecture. Tsunami warnings and advisories were all lifted before midnight, according to AP News. Episode niotes: https://www.jma.go.jp/bosai/map.html#6/33.119/133.759/&elem=int&contents=earthquake_map&lang=en https://apnews.com/article/japan-earthquake-tsunami-warning-c9f7ee7959770dbc4ea12debfe68fd4c

At 21:19 on 13th January 2025, a 6.9M (it initially registered as 6.4M), Shindo 5 earthquake, occurred in Miyazaki Prefecture. As of 23:00, that are still tsunami warnings and advisories in effect for western Japan. Episode niotes: https://www.jma.go.jp/bosai/map.html#6/33.119/133.759/&elem=int&contents=earthquake_map&lang=en https://www.jma.go.jp/bosai/map.html#6/30.823/132.205/&elem=warn&contents=tsunami&lang=en

Good afternoon, I'm _____ with today's episode of EZ News. Tai-Ex opening The Tai-Ex opened up 91-points this morning from yesterday's close, at 23,131 on turnover of 8.7-billion N-T. The market bucked the regional downward trend and traded marginally higher on Monday - as investors shrugged off a decline on Wall Street at the end of last week. Taipei-Shanghai Twin City Forum Taking Place Today The Taipei-Shanghai Twin City Forum has gotten underway. Shanghai's delegation is being led Vice Mayor Hua Yuan - who arrived in Taiwan yesterday Hua is leading a delegation of about 90 people to attend today's event. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an has said he believes the forum can help promote peace across the Taiwan Strait and that it's a rare platform for official cross-strait dialogue, which could help ease tensions (緊張局勢) between Taiwan and China. The Mainland Affairs Council announced last Friday that it had denied entry applications for 10 members of Shanghai delegation. The two cities are expected to sign memorandums of understanding on smart medical care and zoo animal exchanges during today's forum. Taichung mayor to Visit Japan Taichung City Mayor Lu Shiow-yen says she plans to visit Japan next year. According to Lu, her itinerary is still be worked out, but she's likely to travel to Miyazaki Prefecture - which recently formed a sister city relationship Taichung. The mayor's announcement came after K-M-T Taichung City Councilor Liu Shih-chou made public that the city has proposed a budget of just over 4-million for city exchange visits next year. Liu also said the city government should organize ( 安排，籌劃) a visit to Japan. Lu Shiow-yen made her first overseas visit in four years in April - when she traveled to Singapore. She also traveled to the U-S in July. Israeli Leader Phone Call with Trump Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President-elect Donald Trump had a "very warm" phone call according to the Israeli leader. He said they spoke about the need to complete Israel's victory, and bring home the hostages being held in Gaza - something Trump has said must happen before his inauguration (就職典禮). Kate Fisher reports from Washington India Zakir Hussain Obit Zakir Hussain, one of India's most accomplished classical musicians who defied genres and introduced tabla to a global audience, has died at the age of 73. His family said the Indian classical music icon died on Sunday from chronic lung disease at a hospital in San Francisco. Hussain was considered the greatest tabla player of his generation and his career spanned six decades, during which he collaborated (合作) with the likes of singer-songwriter George Harrison, jazz saxophonist Charles Lloyd, and cellist Yo-Yo Ma. In 2024, Hussain became the first musician from India to win three Grammy awards in the same year. Hussain is survived by his wife and two daughters. That was the I.C.R.T. EZ News, I'm _____. －－－－以下訊息由 SoundOn 動態廣告贊助商提供－－－－ UL.OS，來自日本大塚製藥 男人系健膚專家 獨家保濕成分 AMP，全天候滋潤你的肌膚，讓你從 AM 到 PM 都狀態滿分，健康又有型！ 各大藥妝店與網購平台，熱賣中！ https://bit.ly/3DdDJLu

平和祈念式典会場に到着した岸田文雄首相、９日午前、長崎市岸田文雄首相は９日、長崎市で記者会見し、同日からの中央アジア訪問を中止すると表明した。 Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Friday that he canceled his planned trip to central Asia after the previous day's major earthquake off Miyazaki Prefecture, southwestern Japan.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Friday that he canceled his planned trip to central Asia after the previous day's major earthquake off Miyazaki Prefecture, southwestern Japan.

The Japan Meteorological Agency on Thursday issued its first-ever alert warning about a possible megaquake around the Nankai Trough, following a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck Miyazaki Prefecture off the coast of Kyushu at 4:43PM.

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I went to the cinema on Sunday. We watched 'Suzume' It is a Japanese film. It is an animation. The director of 'Suzume' is Makoto Shinkai. Shinkai's film 'Your Name' is very famous. Spoiler alert from here. The story of Suzume begins in a quiet town in Miyazaki Prefecture. Miyazaki is in Kyushu, in the south of Japan. Suzume goes from Kyushu to Shikoku by boat. From Shikoku, she goes by car to Kobe in Honshu. From Kobe, she goes to Tokyo by Shinkansen and from Tokyo she goes to the north by car. When the film finished, I forgot I was in a cinema in London.

When the snow and ice comes, it makes me think of getting out the snowblower. But a snowy city in Japan thinks, we could power our lights with this. Plus: a scenic train in Japan's Miyazaki Prefecture is now running on a special kind of fuel that's made in part from leftover ramen broth. Electricity from snow? A Japanese city believes it can be done (Nikkei) This Japanese Train Ditched Conventional Fuel and Now Runs on Leftover Ramen Broth (My Modern Met) Our Patreon backers keep us from running hot and cold --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/support

【図解】台風１４号の予想進路大型で非常に強い台風１４号は１８日午後７時ごろ、鹿児島市付近に上陸した。 The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a special warning for heavy rain for parts of Miyazaki Prefecture, southwestern Japan, on Sunday afternoon, while maintaining the special warnings for violent wind, high waves and tidal surges it issued on Saturday for the neighboring prefecture of Kagoshima.

Hello. Welcome to Jenni's Pika Pika Japanese. Yesterday, we reported that the Japanese government is considering resuming the acceptance of foreign tourists, and we introduced Hida Takayama. Today, I would like to introduce Kyushu. Kyushu, or the Nine Kingdoms, currently consists of only seven prefectures: Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Oita, Kumamoto, Miyazaki, and Kagoshima. Research shows that in the past, there were nine provinces: Chikuzen, Chikugo, Buzen, Bungo, Hizen, Higo, Hyuga, Satsuma, and Osumi, which is why they are called Kyushu. In this episode, we introduce Nanzoin Temple and the Statue of the Reclining Buddha in Fukuoka Prefecture, Sakurajima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture, Yakushima Island, which is registered as a World Natural Heritage site and is also said to be the setting of the Ghibli animation "Princess Mononoke," Mount Aso and Kumamoto Castle in Kumamoto Prefecture, and Takachiho gorge in Miyazaki Prefecture. Please take a listen. こんにちは。 ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。 昨日は、外国人観光客の受け入れ再開を日本政府が検討していることをお伝えし、飛騨高山をご紹介しましたが興味を持たれましたか？ 今日は九州についてご紹介します。 九州、すなわち九つの国という事ですが、現在は福岡県、佐賀県、長崎県、大分県、熊本県、宮崎県、鹿児島県の7県しかありません。 調べてみると、かつては、筑前国、筑後国、豊前国、豊後国、肥前国、肥後国、日向国、薩摩国、大隅国の九つあったため九州と言われるようになったそうです。 このエピソードでご紹介しているのは、福岡県の南蔵院、釈迦涅槃像、鹿児島県の桜島、世界自然遺産に登録され、また、ジブリのアニメもののけ姫の舞台になったともいわれている屋久島、熊本県の阿蘇山、熊本城、宮崎県の高千穂峡などをご紹介しています。 ぜひお聞きください。

In this episode of The Weekly Defence Podcast we discuss all the news across the air, land, and sea domains, and we talk to Israeli company Camero Tech about new sense-through-the-wall systems using ultra-wideband imaging.  Newsround [01:13] The USN is procuring 11 additional P-8A Poseidon aircraft from Boeing for $1.7 billion. Two of these will be supplied to the Royal Australian Air Force as a partner in the P-8A programme.The Japanese government has decided to deploy future F-35B fighters of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force at Nyutabaru Air Base in Miyazaki Prefecture, as it eyes ways to protect its southwest archipelago.In Europe, meanwhile, the Slovak Air Force fleet of 13 Mi-17s is undergoing a partial overhaul that would add seven years or 1,000 flight hours to its service life.In FocusNews Editor Ben Vogel discusses a story from Shephard contributor Samuel Beal, who reports on how SMEs and larger defence companies have recovered divergently one year since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world.Senior Land Reporter Tim Fish joins the team on the show for the first time and provides an update on the US Army's Integrated Tactical Network capabilities; he also discusses the significance of the recently reactivated US Army V Corps in Europe. The UK appears to be procuring an extra MQ-9 Reaper Block 1 platform, even though it remains unclear how this would benefit the RAF. Air Editor Tim Martin reports. Interview- Camero Tech [ 18:04] Ben Vogel is on the line with Amir Beeri, founder and CEO of Camero Tech, an Israeli company which specialises in ultra-wide band imaging solutions, to discuss the industry developments of See through the Walls technologies and the company solutions to provide operators with situational awareness. This episode was produced by Noemi Distefano with music and sound mixing by Fred Prest 

In this week's news from Japan Today: Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn released a video message proclaiming his innocence via his lawyer that he recorded before he was arrested; the minister responsible for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics has resigned after comments deemed insulting to people in the Tohoku area who suffered after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami; a new study released by the ministry of health finds that the number of Japanese adults in their 30s with absolutely no sexual experience is increasing;” police in Fukuoka Prefecture are using fashion shows to recruit college-age women to join the force plus a pair of mangoes has sold for $4,500 in Miyazaki Prefecture. Rate and review us: https://itunes.apple.com/jp/podcast/japan-today/id517133982?mt=2 Japan Today: https://japantoday.com/ This weeks stories: The Defiant One — https://japantoday.com/category/crime/in-video-ghosn-says-he-is-innocent-and-victim-of-backstabbing Foot-in-Mouth Disease — https://japantoday.com/category/politics/japan-olympic-minister-resigns-over-disaster-gaffe Like a Virgin — https://japantoday.com/category/national/virgin-territory-study-shows-sexual-inexperience-rising-in-japan Fashion Police — https://japantoday.com/category/crime/fukuoka-police-tackle-shortage-of-female-recruits-via-fashion-show Mango Tango — https://japantoday.com/category/national/pair-of-mangoes-goes-for-record-500-000-yen-at-first-auction

During her two month adventure throughout Southeast Asia and Europe, I had the privilege to spend time with Yukako Atsuchi. Photographer, artist, and traveler Yukako is originally from Miyazaki, the capital city of Miyazaki Prefecture on the island of Kyushu in Japan. Miyazaki is approximately a two hour flight from Tokyo. Yukako calls Miyazaki “the countryside” of Japan, however she’s no stranger to exploring other cultures and countries. She allows wander to lead her spirit throughout her journey and her photography captures the essence of her curiosity.  Attending college in Los Angeles, and then moving to Tokyo, Yukako embodies the core element of what “getting lost to find yourself” truly means. She’s not afraid to abandoned the mundane in order to find new dimensions of fulfillment. Ironically enough, Yukako, and I briefly met almost four years in Portland as we were both traveling and staying in the same hostel.  During her time in Bangkok, Yukako asked if she could capture some shots of me in my home, and immediately said “yes” under one condition, if she allowed me to record our conversation during the shoot. She agreed and this episode is a result of that creative exchange.  Yukako opens up about her Japanese heritage, perception, the significance of film photography in her life, human emotions that creates conflict in her work, pushing herself to discover new layers of who she wants to become, and how satisfying others forced her to rethink the direction she was headed towards.  The conversation gets heavy, we share thoughts around loneliness, being able to identify when negative thoughts are near, and being able to redirection your energy. There’s a lot of great dialogue in this episode but one of my favorite quotes from the conversation is when Yukako says “fear only comes from when you care about what people think.” Follow Yukako via her website or on Instagram. 

Timothy George will discuss the two parts of his current research project on Toroku, a hamlet in the mountains of Miyazaki Prefecture on Japan’s southernmost main island of Kyūshū devastated by arsenic poisoning that was Japan’s fourth officially recognized postwar pollution disease. He will first describe five key moments in the longue durée environmental history of Toroku, from neolithic times up to the early years of the arsenic mining that began there in 1920 and ended in 1962. Next he will trace events since 1990, when the Supreme Court imposed a settlement compensating the Toroku arsenic victims. Instead of disappearing, the citizens’ group that had formed to support the victims transformed itself into an international NGO, the Asia Arsenic Network, working mostly in Bangladesh. The Toroku story reinforces one of the fundamental truths of environmental history: there is no such thing as a history of just one small place.

Timothy George will discuss the two parts of his current research project on Toroku, a hamlet in the mountains of Miyazaki Prefecture on Japan’s southernmost main island of Kyūshū devastated by arsenic poisoning that was Japan’s fourth officially recognized postwar pollution disease. He will first describe five key moments in the longue durée environmental history of Toroku, from neolithic times up to the early years of the arsenic mining that began there in 1920 and ended in 1962. Next he will trace events since 1990, when the Supreme Court imposed a settlement compensating the Toroku arsenic victims. Instead of disappearing, the citizens’ group that had formed to support the victims transformed itself into an international NGO, the Asia Arsenic Network, working mostly in Bangladesh. The Toroku story reinforces one of the fundamental truths of environmental history: there is no such thing as a history of just one small place.