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市區改正東亰實測全圖 / [Complete Survey Map of Tokyo with Revised Wards].: Geographicus Rare Antique Maps - Vimarsana News

市區改正東亰實測全圖 / [Complete Survey Map of Tokyo with Revised Wards].: Geographicus Rare Antique Maps

Antique Maps of Asian Cities. Gallery of authentic historic and rare maps, city plans and views of Asian Cities from the 16th to the 19th centuries.

76-year-old death row inmate dies in prison hospital - Vimarsana News

76-year-old death row inmate dies in prison hospital

A 76-year-old man who was sentenced to death for killing a husband and wife in 2007 died in a prison hospital in Tokyo on Saturday, a justice ministry spokesperson said Sunday. According to the spokesperson, Minoru Iwamori had been hospitalized earlier this month for heart arrhythmia, Sankei Shimbun reported. His condition…

Vietnamese nun opens 2nd temple in east Japan to shelter struggling trainees amid COVID - Vimarsana News

Vietnamese nun opens 2nd temple in east Japan to shelter struggling trainees amid COVID

NASUSHIOBARA, Tochigi -- A Buddhist temple that aims to be a refuge for Vietnamese technical interns and others who have lost their jobs and are barel

(October 2021) Special Issue on Social Infrastructure (Vol. 16 No. 1): NEC Technical Journal - Vimarsana News

(October 2021) Special Issue on Social Infrastructure (Vol. 16 No. 1): NEC Technical Journal

In this special issue, NEC takes a look at how DX is making an impact on social infrastructure. We also introduce our R & D in the infrastructure technology that can help shape the future.

Source: nec.com
The Prison Memoirs Of A Japanese Woman - Vimarsana News

The Prison Memoirs Of A Japanese Woman

The memoirs of Japanese anarchist and anti-colonial activist Fumiko Kaneko, written while she was in prison, where she died most likely by suicide in 1926.

Source: libcom.org