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TsukuBlog A Local Perspective on Life in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan. Azalea (TSUTSUJI, 躑躅) Japan`s Late Spring and Early Summer Regalia – seems more brilliant than ever in 2021 19 April, 2021 An azalea (TSUTSUJI) bush bursts into living color in behind my house in Tsukuba Along Higashi Odori in Tsukuba- This year`s  azalea seems more brilliantly colored than usual years AZALEA BLOOMING IN FRONT OF TSUKUBA`S NIKO HOTEL Of all the various and numerous flowers which bloom in Japan in late spring and early summer, it is probably the azalea (TSUTSUJI, 躑躅) which most commonly meets the eye...

TsukuBlog A Local Perspective on Life in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan.

Nimble Introduces Spring 2021 REPLAY™ Collection of Smaller Fast-Charge Accessories Made From Certified Recycled Materials Share Article The new collection of USB fast-charge accessories achieves the lowest carbon footprint of any premium assortment on the market today. CHAMP Portable Charger COSTA MESA, Calif. (PRWEB) March 09, 2021 Nimble©--originator of sustainably-made personal tech--announced its Spring 2021 REPLAY™ Collection. The new USB fast-charge accessories achieve the lowest carbon footprint of any premium acces...

Getty Images Nationwide distribution of the Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is trending positively and, with a third vaccine by Johnson and Johnson recently approved by the FDA, President Joe Biden projects that all adults could be eligible for vaccination by the end of May. With the rate coronavirus-related deaths and hospitalizations dropping, several states — including New York and California — have responded by reopening in varying capacities. But this, as it was the last time and the time before that, goes against the advice of experts. The vaccine rollout hasn’t been without m...

Updated at 10:12 a.m. ET on February 24, 2021. The end of the coronavirus pandemic is on the horizon at last, but the timeline for actually getting there feels like it shifts daily, with updates about viral variants, vaccine logistics, and other important variables seeming to push back the finish line or scoot it forward. When will we be able to finally live our lives again? Pandemics are hard to predict accurately, but we have enough information to make some confident guesses. A useful way to think about what’s ahead is to go season by season. In short: Life this spring will not be substan...