
Month: July 2018


Japan art and the window of Nagasaki in the Edo period: Chinese Artist Shen Quan (Nanpin)

Myanmar is hoping to attract more tourists from China, Japan, and South Korea: Eco-tourism

Russia Makes Further Gains in Syria After Helsinki

Japanese art and the exile of a holy Buddhist priest

Trump administration warns NATO Turkey to end its persecution of a Christian pastor

Mexico in an endless nightmare of homicides: Who needs a civil war?

At least 94 dead from the brutal heat wave gripping Japan: Precautions for children

Japan art of the twelfth century: Annual rites and ceremonies

The heat wave is responsible for many deaths in Japan after highs in excess of 40 degree Celsius

Art of Japan and the remaining shadow of Shintoism

Canada is Funding and Supporting Terrorism Front Groups with Taxpayers’ Money

High culture and the Japanese Tea Ceremony: Legacy of history and formal settings

Japan and EU trade deal is a sign that both entities oppose protectionism and Trump’s America First

Soga Shōhaku (1730-1781) and Japanese art: Richness of the Muromachi Period (1336-1573)

President Putin of Russia is optimistic after meeting President Trump of America in Helsinki

At least 217 die after floods and landslides hit Japan with the elderly especially suffering

President Xi Jinping of China and power concentration: the legacy of Deng Xiaoping is being threatened

President Erdogan of Turkey is sullying NATO: Endless arrests to power concentration

Art of Japan and the Bridge in the Rain: Van Gogh and Hiroshige

Art of Japan and changing times: Yokohama-e and Western encroachment

Japan death toll now reaches 156 after brutal floods and landslides kill many

China’s Intensifying Pressure Campaign against Taiwan

Art of Japan and Nichiren Buddhism in the soul of Rinpa art

At least 81 dead in Japan after floods and landslides wreak havoc in Western and Southwestern Japan

Japan art and the legacy of Tensho Shubun: Buddhism to the power of the Middle Kingdom

Japan floods and landslides have killed at least 50 people with Hiroshima and Ehime being hard hit

Execution of 7 Aum Shinrikyo members in the Tokyo Sarin attack is bringing Heisei Era to a close

India deemed the most dangerous for women according to the Thomson Reuters Foundation

Japanese Buddhist poetry of the fourteenth century: Jakushitsu Genkō (1290-1367)

The poetry of Japan and Arakida Moritake (1473-1549): The natural flow of Shintoism

Myanmar and the anti-Buddhist media agenda: Aung San Suu Kyi and path of stability

Austria takes over the EU Council Presidency: Vienna and Visegrad need to protect the gates
