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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Yamanashi, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 45 stories have been published about Yamanashi which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Yamanashi, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 45 stories have been published about Yamanashi which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Renewable Energy · Yamanashi

Yamanashi Governor strengthens ties with India through green hydrogen and cultural exchange

Kotaro Nagasaki, the Governor of Yamanashi Prefecture, is making significant strides to deepen and strengthen relations between Japan and India, with a particular focus on Green Hydrogen energy production, human resource exchange, and cultural collaboration. Yamanashi Prefecture, located at the foothills of Mt Fuji is renowned for its pristine natural environment. Recognizing the potential of this clean setting, the prefecture is advancing its e…See the Story

Nirasaki · Nirasaki

The life of Takeda Nobuyoshi, who defended the Takeda clan of Kai - Shingen's ancestor had his son killed by Yoritomo

March 9, 1186 (Bun'ji 2) is the anniversary of Takeda Nobuyoshi's death. This warlord was played by Yashima Norito in the historical drama "The 13 Lords of Kamakura." As you can tell from his last name, he was the first Kai Takeda clan, a descendant of the Kai Genji clan, and an ancestor of the famous Takeda Shingen. This raises a number of questions, doesn't it? - Where did the Kai Genji clan branch off from? - Did he have a good relationship w…See the Story

Kofu · Kofu

The 81 years of the life of Takeda Shingen, the Sengoku lord of Kai - why he was exiled by his eldest son, Shingen

Fiction and historical fact are different things - we know that, but there are some historical figures whose names conjure up vivid images of drama. Takeda Shintora, who died on March 5, 1574 (Tensho 2), is one of them. What is most striking is his rift with his son, Takeda Harunobu (later Takeda Shingen). He treated Harunobu coldly for unreasonable reasons and offered to hand over the family headship to his younger brother - we can only imagine…See the Story

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University Student · Yamanashi

Toronto Metropolitan University - DMZ launches new hub in Japan

Ryo Aizawa knows first hand how valuable DMZ and its programming can be for student-entrepreneurs. The Japanese student from Yamanashi Prefecture University travelled to Toronto last summer for D. . .See the Story

Kai · Kai

Honey Lemon Soda Volume 8 Covers Adjustments and Insecurities

The series Honey Lemon Soda always felt like it offered a fairly realistic take on the growth and development of not only characters Uka and Kai, but their relationship. While we get to see this right from the start in both the manga and anime adaptations, it’s especially evident in later chapters and volumes of the story. With volume 8 of the manga, for example, we’re seeing what happens when both the nature of the relationship changing and Uka…See the Story

Disney · Kofu

Anayama Nobukimi, a member of the Takeda clan who married Shingen's daughter - is it fair to call him a despicable traitor?

The Disney movie "Frozen" that represents the 2010s and the historical drama "Sanada Maru" that aired in 2016. At first glance, there seems to be no connection between these two works, and a Sengoku warlord was given a strange nickname. This is Nobutada Anayama of the Takeda clan. Since Nobutada Anayama's pen name after becoming a monk was Umeyuki, the combination of "ana" and "snow" gave him the nickname "Anayuki." However, up until that point,…See the Story

Asia · Yamanashi

Theme Park Horror: Man Killed After Roller Coaster Runs Over Abdomen

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

A man has died after a roller coaster rolled over his abdomen during a routine inspection. Theme parks and roller coasters are designed with strict safety standards, making accidents rare compared to the millions of rides taken each year. Engineers rigorously test attractions, and parks follow state and federal regulations to ensure guest safety. Ride operators undergo extensive training, and modern coasters are equipped with advanced restraint…See the Story

Fuefuki · Fuefuki

Takauji is in top form after defeating the Nitta and Uesugi armies in the Battle of Fuefuki Pass - I'm going to become the King of Kanto!

The Battle of Fuefuki Pass took place on leap February 28th in the 7th year of Shohei (= 1st year of Bunwa/1352). The time period was the height of turmoil between the Northern and Southern Courts. It took place just after the end of the Kan'o Disturbance (1349-1352), a quarrel between brothers Ashikaga Takauji and Ashikaga Tadayoshi, and the battle was between Ashikaga Takauji and the Southern Court (mainly the surviving Nitta clan). It is some…See the Story

Yamanashi · Yamanashi

"I had failed my entrance exams and was in a desperate situation. Then a strange man in a car called out to me..." (Woman in her 60s, Yamanashi Prefecture) | J-Town Net

When K, a woman in her 60s living in Yamanashi Prefecture, was a student, she was unable to pass the entrance exam for her desired school. This caused her to lose her positive attitude, so that day, without telling her family, she ran out of the house and headed for the foot of Mount Fuji. After failing the entrance exam, she headed to the foot of Mount Fuji (image is for illustrative purposes only)... Continue reading at "J Town Net"See the Story

Fujiyoshida · Fujiyoshida

Mt Fuji Radar Dome Museum puts you inside a blizzard at the summit

A simulation for the summit-curious that’ll literally blow you away. Mt Fuji is on the bucket list for a lot of hikers, but did you know there’s a way you can experience what it’s like to be at the summit without having to take on the arduous climb? ▼ One local recently tipped us off to the unique facility, called Mt Fuji Radar Dome Museum. Located in Yamanashi Prefecture, which is home to one half of Mt Fuji, with Shizuoka laying claim to the o…See the Story

Kofu · Kofu

Locals Promote Kofu as UFO City; Activities in 2025 Commemorate 50th Anniversary of Alleged Alien Encounter

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

KOFU — Locals in the city of Kofu plan to hold an event to promote the city this year, which marks the 50th anniversary of an incident in which two boys claimed to have witnessed an unidentified flying object landing and encountered a space alien.See the Story

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