Author: leejayuk
Modern Tokyo Times is a fully interactive e-journal that mainly publishes in-house articles. At the same time, Modern Tokyo Times is honored to have the right to publish major international think tanks in the area of terrorism and geopolitics.
Modern Tokyo Times is always looking for positive partnerships, investment, and independent writers that can fit neatly within our target area – and other areas related to finance, social media, and members to support our independent work.
This entity is part of the Modern Tokyo Times group that focuses on providing a unique angle - whereby readers can enjoy an alternative perspective.
Also, the Japanese art angle provides a lovely alternative angle.
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Japanese Buddhist Wall Art: Beauty, Spirituality, and the Passage of Time
Keisen Ikeda: Japanese Landscape, Spirituality, and the Quiet Elegance of Nanga
France Under Macron: Debt, Political Dysfunction, and the Crisis of Centralized Power
Japanese Art: Traditional and Surreal — Hendrick Avercamp and Kamisaka Sekka
Pakistan and Islamic Terrorism (Ethnic Tensions in Balochistan)
Japan Art: Kobayashi Kokei (1883–1957) and Okuyama Gihachiro (1907–1981)
Iran and Tyranny: Remembering Nika Shakarami and Countless Others
Japanese Art and High Culture (Pre-Edo to Meiji Born Artists)
Ethiopia: Abiy Ahmed and Power Concentration (Dangerous Return of Regional Conflict)
Aoyama Masaharu: Japanese Art, Ink, and the Quiet Spirit of Modernity
North Korea and Cyber Warfare (Lazarus Group and ByBit Hack – Lawsuit Filed)
Japanese Art – Delightful Mix
Pakistan Hit by Islamist Terrorist Attack in Kohat
Japanese Art: Buddhism to Nature by Kawabata Gyokusho
Sahel Region and Crisis in Mali: Military Rule, Islamist Insurgency, and Fragmentation
Japan Art and Reimagining L. S. Lowry Through Northern Japanese Eyes
Sudan Crisis and War – Darfur to Kordofan
Yumeji Takehisa and the Melancholy of Taishō Japan
West Papua: The Geopolitical Silence Surrounding an Indigenous People (Indonesia)
Japanese Art and High Culture (Edo to Meiji Born Artists)
Houthis Seize Strategic Red Sea Port of Mokha — Geopolitical Threat to Saudi Arabia
Japanese Art and the Flow of Beauty – Birds, Landscapes, and Lotus
DRC Ebola Deaths Mount – Food Insecurity and War
Japan Art and Okuyama Gihachiro (World of Black and White)
Nepal and Day of Mourning after Flood Deaths: Many Still Missing (Tibet)
Japanese Art and Nishimura Goun: Exquisite Birds
Saudi Arabia and Distrust of Iran despite Diplomacy being Espoused
Kyoto in Art: Buddhism, Shinto, and the Dreamlike World of Inagaki Toshijiro
Russia’s Border Security Belt: Belgorod, Bryansk and Kursk (Ukraine Conflict)
Ike no Taiga and Japanese Art: China, Edo, and Cultural Identity
