Japanese History
The Shoguns of Japan: From the Kamakura Period to the Edo Period
Science and Nature
Science and Nature Mount Yakedake: Exploring the Potential Impact of an Eruption
Description: Explore the potential impact and extent of damage that could occur if Mount Yakedake, an active volcano on the border of Gifu and Nagano prefectures in Japan, were to erupt. Learn about past eruptions and the risks of pyroclastic flows, lava flows, ash fall, and lahars.
Science and Nature Total Solar Eclipse: Understanding the Phenomenon, Its Name, and When to See It in Japan
Discover the science behind total solar eclipses, the origin of the Japanese term "Kaiki Nisshoku," and when you can witness this rare astronomical event in Japan.
Science and Nature Wisdom Teeth: Understanding the Third Molars and Their Japanese Name
Explore the concept of wisdom teeth, their Japanese name "Oyashirazu," and the cultural significance behind these third molars. Learn about their emergence, naming in different languages, and the importance of dental care for these late-developing teeth.
Science and Nature Spring Storms: Understanding the Causes and Climate Changes
Explore the causes and climate changes associated with spring storms. Learn about the factors contributing to their formation, their impact on the environment, and the importance of being prepared for these seasonal weather events.
Science and Nature Earthquake Intensity and Magnitude: A 3-Minute Guide for Kids
Learn the difference between earthquake intensity and magnitude in this easy-to-understand, 3-minute guide for kids. Discover how these concepts relate to each other and why they matter for earthquake safety.
Science and Nature Unveiling the Fear: Why Japan’s Earthquake Early Warning Sound Is So Terrifying
Discover the psychological, physiological, and sociological reasons behind the fear evoked by Japan's Earthquake Early Warning sound. Gain insights to help cope with the anxiety and understand the purpose of this life-saving system.