. >> 71 years old and graduated from the university of tokyo in 1974. ng at massachusetts institute of technologies graduate school, he taught at the university of tokyo's faculty of economics as professor. he served on the board of the bank of japan for a seven-year period from 1998. ueda championed the theory behind the zero interest rate policy, introduced in 1999, and k'wa quantityi quantitative easing. he intends to appoint the executive director of the boj, who is in charge of the easing program currently. also expected to be tapped is the former commissioner of the financial services agency, who led an effort to financially support struggling companies battered by the coronavirus pandemic. the government will present the candidates' names to the diet on tuesday. the lower house steering committee expects to hear from the candidates on february 24th. japanese consumers have been buffeted by rising prices in recent months. >>> the company behind coca-cola says it is raising the prices of its drinks. coca-cola bottlers japan says the increases will s

using artificial dna, the university of tokyo presented a new way to treat cancer. research group produced a type of artificial dna to stimulate the natural immune response to target and kill cancer cells. according to the report of the daily website, creating this method in the laboratory effectively activated the subsequent responses of cancer cells and destroyed them . the researchers hope that this innovative approach will start a new era in the production of anti- cancer drugs. temperature of 1500 degrees celsius, they made this product in cases such as the exhaust of gasoline and diesel engines, the filtration of all hot fluids and the foundry industry at 3:00 am. welcome, the minister of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran, in a separate call with his counterparts in turkey and syria , expressed his sympathy with the government and people of this country following the earthquake yesterday in the border areas of turkey and syria, mr. amir abdollahian, about iran's readiness to provide humanitarian aid between the two countries. the country announce

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he is a chemist professor at the university of tokyo, she is a wonderful japanese wife.soup for him all the time, which he ate and i say, god, what an amazing deliciousness or something else she cooked, and he was just incredibly delighted with what his wife was cooking. now remember that he was a chemist, so he isolated a substance that has this taste directly from the soup, he isolated it with this substance turned out to be monosodium glutamate, which is now sold in such jars, and he registered this taste. because why is it a taste, because we also perceive it with taste buds. here taste buds on the tongue, we feel the sour salty bitter sweet and the taste of umami. here's the spicy taste. we feel not with the tongue. we feel pain receptors throughout the mouth and thermoreceptors throughout the mouth. today we will talk about the taste of umami, which literally bewitches a man to a woman, if you want to do glutamate love potion. it should be on your table to your mother’s taste , and we will notice all these intricacies of the relationship between a woman and a man w

[indiscernible] they were educated by him at the university of tokyo. ur question was what are his feelings on what the bank of japan should go. he has made comments in both directions that seem to be contradictory. the polite way of saying that is he is pragmatic. he has said in the nikkei that they must not be too hasty. sounds like treebeard from lord of the rings saying mustn't be too hasty. but it's probably indefensible and they will have to move the reading sometime reasonably soon to improve the bond market, amongst other things. i think getting out of negative interest rates will be a thing that will take more time again. i disagree with people who say this will not happen this year. yvonne: we know it is ueda nominated for boj governor. it is also rio's of the mono -- ryozo himino as well. does this show the deputies still have this mof and boj dynamic given that ueda is that outsider coming into the central bank now? kurumi: absolutely. a lot of people are not necessarily calling him an outsider anymore. they say he seems to be a great fit for

and journalism as an adjunct professor at cuny graduate school of journalism and at fairfield university. his most recent book, our man in tokyo attenborough, an american ambassador and the countdown to pearl harbor is available for purchase from politics and prose and a link is in the chat. so now please join me in welcoming steve kemper. hello everybody. thanks for coming. welcome to my office. let's get started. i've got to share the screen here. learn how to do this. i think. okay. i was. from the beginning it okay, here we are at the beginning. i'm sure many of you are familiar with the rise of nazism and fascism in europe in the 1930s, hitler, the gestapo, kristallnacht trains rumbling to the extermination camps. but if you're like i was before i started researching this book, you know, much less about what was happening in japan. at the same time, for most of us, that knowledge begins with stark images of smoking ships sinking into pearl harbor. for many americans, that's the beginning of the story. in my book, it's the tragic ending that i'm going to tell you about a man who did everything he could to prevent or at lea

a lot of people have been studying with him in universities in tokyo, and he is not seen rushing policy but as bloomberg economics point out, he is maybe slightly more hawkish than the previous team, certainly than governor kuroda. but he is going to go slowly. bloomberg economics is not expecting any steps led by ueda until at least 2024. to me it is really interesting that the narrative seems to have changed. now he is looking more like the right guy. on friday people were wondering where the deputy governor amamiya, did not get the job. now we are awaiting the nomination. haidi: have we heard much public reaction or debate at this point? kurumi: it's interesting. ueda was a surprise nomination that we found out last friday night. we saw him come out outside of his house in the rain with reporters just asking, trying to get every little detail they could possibly get about him. in terms of the public, we are not sure. but we are seeing a 2005 out-of-print book by himself many times over sticker price. people are looking for any kind of information they can get on ueda. a japanese broa

of china published an article under the heading. why is the speech plainly bergh? was tokyo so egregious? nato secretary general and jensa stoltenberg delivered a speech on wednesday in ko university trend of nato and japan revealed from its content deserves the high vigilance of the entire asia-pacific region. it can be said that toltenberg's speech was full of ominous omens. the joint statement was issued after toltenberg's talks with japanese prime minister fumioksida on january 31, in which the common position towards china and russia's intention to intervene in the situation on both sides of the taiwan strait was very noticeable. strong. this will undoubtedly create risks. camp confrontation and division about the asia-pacific region, the role that nato plays is exactly the same as on european soil, in other words, in fact , nato itself promotes the idea that what is happening today in europe tomorrow can happen in east asia the wolf in whose allowed the camp and effectiveness for a long time were in the far west found a foothold in east asia with great ambitions japan the one who lured the wolves. and he is also looking for a loud reason for this, stoltenberg has no right to

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university professor in tokyo teaching economics. he has not been in the spotlight lately. he was a member ofhe boj board from 1998 to 2005 and help introduce quantitative easing and negative interest rates. when they needed to get devilish, he was on board with that. he is someone i think who is viewed as a realist who knows he has to walk this very narrow path between maintaining that easing but still looking at market pressures and how it may have to be adjusted because the first thing, it looks like the bond market is starting to push up against the start of that yield curve ban with the 10 year jgb. in terms of what the government is thinking about all of this, they play an important role in japan. and fumio kishida is why he is said to be the next boj governor. he is certainly going to be watched for his reaction to the yield curve control and how adeptly he can contain monetary easing and the government facing a big budget deficit. when that is only going to get bigger on the defense spending when that kicks in and you don't want your boundary at -- your bond yields to be rising a lot.

universalization of war in the west. i now remembered that on the eve of world war ii. was known to everyone. uh, such a nazi bloc rome berlin tokyopening. well, as the americans say, a remake, that is, an update, as it were, the creation of some kind of updated axis, i would say to washington , munich and tokyo here, but yesterday a very interesting visit ended and the stoltenberg gensei ropes, all the streets, then tokyo and austin, us secretary of defense seoul look at tokyo, it sounded quite clearly there, as if the idea was quite fresh for them, firstly, but expansionary containment. clearly against. whom and the creation of a nuclear umbrella over south korea, that is, we are talking about. eh, well, and the south korean president jumped at the idea with glee. and he’s juice yule, but he doesn’t want to supply it, while he is evading washington in terms of supplying direct supplies to ukraine, where they have their own limitations, but nato deliveries are being made to brussels and completely south korean weapons are in transit, it can reach, but the point is no, the point is that this one here is the nuclearization and the