Photo by: DeepSkyBlue Creative Commons With a population of over 35 million, the Tokyo metropolitan area is the largest urban area on the planet. This means that one in every four Japanese citizens resides in Tokyo; however, it is speculated that Tokyo's
H. pylori resistance to AMPC is still rare in Japan, although the percentage of AMPC-I strains has increased over the last 4 years. The frequency of isolation of strains showing true resistance to AMPC may increase in the future, along with an increase in the frequency of isolation of ...
As Japan fell into population decline early in the last decade, the Tokyo area (Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama and Chiba prefectures), in something of a paradox, experienced population increases. Between 2010 and 2019, the Tokyo area added 123,000 new residents annually, reaching a population of ...
When combined with the vegetation survey, the researchers found that the more vegetation in the underbrush up to 1.5 meters from the ground or the higher percentage of evergreen trees, the higher the population of birds that spent time in the forest during the breeding season. ...
Land use by native and introduced dandelion groups in man-made habitats was studied at 7090 survey points in the Tokyo metropolitan area, Japan, in order to clarify the replacement phenomenon occurring among dandelions. In the center of Tokyo, where the native group was rare, the percentage ...
which provides three data-streams on movement in Tokyo: “residual”, “retail and recreation”, and “workplace”. All measures quantify the percentage of deviation from a baseline which indicates the median value for the day of the week during the 5 weeks from 3rd January 2020 to 6th Febru...
He has organized numerous exhibitions as an officer of the Japan Foundation (1978–1986), as the director of ICA Nagoya (1986–1990), and as the founder and Director of Nanjo and Associates (1990–2002). In addition he has also curated numerous public art and corporate art projects, write...
1 Introduction to Rakugo Throughout the Edo period (1603–1867), rakugo never had the same support of the ruling class or aristocracy that other arts had. It was the entertainment of ordinary people: Edo's male population, mainly tradesmen and artisans (ch¯onin) (Nagai 1971; Teruoka ...
[COOPERA], a health care support system, has been launched in a collaboration between Kanagawa prefectural government and LINE Corporation [14], the provider of Japan's largest mobile messenger application with 83 million monthly active users, accounting for 65% of Japan's total population. In...
In Japan, the three most common death-causing diseases are cancer (30.3%), cardiac disease (15.3%), and cerebrovascular disease (15.2%). As the population ages, the percentage of patients with such diseases increases, which greatly affects medical costs required for treatment or nursing care. ...