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Published February 21, 2021, 9:52 AM The country’s second nanosatellite was “successfully launched” at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Station in Virginia, United States aboard the S.S. Katherine Johnson Cygnus spacecraft early Sunday morning,  Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Secretary Fortunato de la Peña said Sunday, Feb. 21.  Department of Science and Technology Secretary Fortunato dela Peña (TOTO LOZANO / Presidential Photo / MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO) “The Philippines’ nanosatellite Maya 2 was successfully launched together with the nan...

Soy sauce brand Kikkoman is launching a second limited edition bottle, featuring Japanese images. The 150ml bottle features a crane, pine brand, and sun symbol alongside Japanese characters spelling Tsurumatsu - Tsuru means crane and Matsu means pine. There will be more than 400,000 bottles produced and expected to be available until April. Kikkoman said soy sauce sales have rocketed during the pandemic and it has “been in a strong position to capitalise on this”.

The mountain god warthog continues its rampage and threatens to eat Tsuru and her companions. The flower capital is burning and Kinemon decides to fight with Oden over giving up the baby pig. As they bicker, the warthog begins consuming whole buildings – with Wano's citizens inside. Soon the man Kinemon stole the baby boar from shows up and demands that he give the baby to the mountain god, while also reporting that his two accomplices and Tsuru were consumed by the boar. Kinemon is stricken with guilt and runs headlong towards the mountain god, drawing his blade and reflecting on his past ...

Oden's flashback is going to be a real treat to see in motion too. It's certainly full of big moments that leap right off the page of the manga, and already these early bits make them that much larger feeling.

Series on ‘Black + Japanese American Reparations’ Posted On From the Shinso Ito Center for Japanese Religions and Culture at USC: =*= Please join us for “Black + Japanese American Reparations,” a special virtual events series and book club. Many Black reparations advocates have pointed directly to the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 granting reparations to Japanese Americans interned during World War II as a precedent that can inform the case for restorative justice for African Americans. Indeed, as Ta-Nehisi Coates has argued, reparations is more than a recompense of past injustices, b...