# japan earthquake japan

6 months in Japan, how’s it going? » Time sure flies, it’s already been more than a month since I returned to Japan for the next semester, the dreaded mid-terms are drawing near and about 2 months later I’ll be on the plan… Xmininjapan.wordpress.com

r/Starlink on Reddit: Finally permanently installed my dishy in Japan ! This may be the first time in Tokyo, Japan, that a three-story house has been installed. I had the original mount made.Enjoy! » Posted by u/CombedBoar - 250 votes and 107 comments Reddit.com

Japan - Page 2 » <p>Japan, one of the world’s most densely populated countries, is a volcanic archipelago located between the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Ocean.</p> <p>In the mid-nineteenth century, following more than 200 years of cultural isolation, Japan began a period of rapid modernization and military expansion that ended with its defeat in World War II and the signing of a pacifist constitution. The country experienced rapid economic growth following the war and, despite a major downturn in the 1990s, has remained an economic superpower. Prime Minister <a title="More news and information about Shinzo Abe" href="http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/a/shinzo_abe/index.html">Shinzo Abe</a>, prompted by a perceived threat from China, a decrease in American military presence and recent territorial disputes, has called for a reinterpretation of the constitution to allow for strengthening of Japan’s armed forces.</p> <p>Japan is a hotspot for seismic activity and in 2011 experienced its Nytimes.com

Horyuji Temple Nara » Horyuji Temple in Nara, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to some of the world's oldest surviving wooden buildings including a Five-Story Pagoda. Japan-experience.com

Energy Sec: We can learn from Japan's experience » Energy chief expresses confidence in US nuclear safety regulations, but says admin. still "committed to learning from" Japan Cbsnews.com

Structural engineer hopes Californians learn from Japan earthquake preparedness » Dr. Kit Miyamoto is a structural engineer with a special emphasis on disaster zones. His organization started in Sacramento. He is on the ground in Japan and said it looks like a war zone. Cbsnews.com