Hi Kazunori Research Paper

​Although Hirohito was initially seen as a powerful man, his inability to make rational and justified decisions for his people caused greater harm than good for World War II.

June 11, 1997, Kento was born into a family, a family who looked loving on the outside but on the inside they were Dangerous. The youngest of the three brothers and sisters. Rumors say Kento was conceived in a family as incest and violence. All that was known is that his mother was the only one who wasn't related to anyone in his father's family but after that incest started to happen. Mother with son, father with daughter, brother with sister. at the age of 5, Kento refused to take part of this since he knew it was wrong. They were never convicted of the crimes because They lived off grid and was never in the system as citizens, so they lived as no names. They were all disconnected from the world, from their families, no one knew of them.

Have you ever bought anything online? I have. It’s kind of hard to know what to expect when you buy something online. Some things that might go through your mind while shopping might be, Is it a good deal? What if I am being ripped off? Maybe since it’s so cheap, it might be bad quality? I bought a Kahuna Ukulele and I was surprised on how cheap it was. A ukulele is kinda like a smaller version of a guitar. Ukuleles originated from Hawaii and that’s why people called it the, “Hawaiian instrument.” Kahuna Ukulele is a ukulele company that sells various types ukuleles. My friend has a ukulele and her’s was in really good condition. I found a company called, Kahuna Ukuleles and at first, I didn’t know if it was a good company to get a ukulele or a bad company. I got the ukulele and I saw that they also sell ukuleles with cool prints and designs on them. The ukulele then came and when it came to my doorstep, I thought it was a joke because some letters on the side of the box were misspelled (which got me worried). When I opened the box, I saw a wonderful, beautiful instrument that looked just like it’s picture online. Kahuna Ukuleles are amazing and wonderful and that is because of their quality, sound and color.

Eerikki Harou was a jarl born in a village in Scandinavia which is now modern-day Aarhus, Denmark. He was nicknamed “Eerikki the Bonesmasher.” Eerikki also was a pagan who worshipped warlike gods such as Odin, the god of war and death. He was known for leading numerous pillages against monasteries in Anglo-Saxon England. Sources say he and his men usually ambushed the monks, killed them swiftly, looted everything valuable out of the monastery, and left the site with many bloody corpses in his trail. His brutal and intuitive tactics caused fear among all people of Europe. This lead to a new prayer in many churches: “Save us, O God, from the fury of the Northmen.” In 878 AD, Eerikki fought with the Great Heathen Army led by Guthrum in the Battle

The Yanomami are indians who live in Northern Brazil in the rainforest.(survialinternational.org) The Yanomami have many traditions in their culture like, putting sticks through their faces and painting their body for ceremonial reasons, but the one tradition that stands out is the Yanomami eating their dead loved ones ashes. It’s an awkward tradition, but they do this because they don’t believe that death is an natural occurrence in life”Yanomami Indians”, they believe that their enemy the Shaman sends an evil spirit to kill someone in the tribe.( washioningtopost.com)

In the 53 photos that I identified for Snapshot Serengeti I saw: 2 photos with giraffes, 8 photos with wildebeest, 4 photos with impalas, 1 photo with Thompson’s gazelles, 4 photos with Zebras, 2 photos with reedbucks, 1 photo with elephants, 4 photos with buffalo, and 27 no animals present. The last photo that came up for me to identify was very interesting, I have it saved so that I can share it with the class to see if you can help me identify what is in the picture! In a lot of the pictures that I classified, there were different species of herbivores grazing at the same time. Using these pictures could possibly help the researchers to identify how they coexist in the Serengeti. Also, they can see which animals mingle with others and which do not. In all of the pictures that I classified, zebras and wildebeest were the only two species that I saw mingling. Most of the other species were in herds of the same classification. The photos could also help to determine population change among a species. If over the course of the study they are used

In all his works and contributions, “Biko was not only seen as a South African liberation struggle hero, but also became a universal symbol of resistance against oppression” (SouthAfrica.info). The effects of his approach to the liberation struggle resulted in a wave of student protests against the seemingly racist and oppressive education system of that time. Inspired and influenced by the ideas of W.E.B Du Bois, Marcus Garvey, and thinkers such as Frantz Fannon, Leopold Senghor, the American Black Panther Party and others, Black consciousness became an increasingly growing phenomenon amongst the black South African community, especially with black students. It grew to become recognised as one of the recognised

Yasukuni was a Shinto shrine commemorating the individuals who died in service to the Japanese Empire from the Meiji and Taishō era, and less during the Shōwa era. In a similar comparative notion with the American’s Arlington National Cemetery, all nations need a place to mourn those who lost their lives in service to their respective country; however, following the end of World War II in victory to the Allies, the Yasukuni received a blemish record during the American occupation and was considered to be demolished, but was saved by SCAP since the destruction of the shrine would have caused unknown consequences and damaged since the plan was to democratize Japan during the American occupation, not destroying it

Yayoi Kusama is a Japanese artist and a writer, she’s known for her Paintings, drawings, sculptures, installation arts, performance arts, films, fictions, fashions, and writing. Where her work has a touch of pop art, minimalist and feminist art movements. She got her big break in 1965 when she did the Infinity Mirror Room—Phalli’s Field. Using mirrors, her work is portrayed by dot motifs as well the infinity nets. She revolutionized the deepness repetition of her earlier paintings and work into an emotional experience. These kinds of work she did goes way back from her childhood hallucinations because of the abuse she went through as a young child. Yayoi Kusama was born in 1929 in Japan in a traditional family. She was determined to become an artist and was inspired through an inspiration by Georgia O’Keeffe and this motivated her to move to New York in the U.S. in 1957, carrying her portfolio with her drawings and with a little bit of money she had then. Her first solo exhibition was in 1959 in the city of New York. Her work continues to be an influenced to many artist now in days.

When we arrived in the city, we would run to catch the stoplights. At 10:00 we came in the actual venue which was the Botanical Garden.

Woodblock print was one of the Japanese art that came to Europe. This Japanese woodblock print called “Ukiyo-e” had the greatest influence on Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art (Choi, 2012). One of the greatest master “Ukiyo-e” was the one coined the term manga; Hokusai Katsuhika. His ability to capture a person or scene with few fluid lines led to collections around 1815, he called manga, meaning whimsical pictures or sketches. He is responsible for one of the most famous images of Japanese art, the brilliant and precise woodblock print known as The Great Wave of Kanagawa (Schodt 1983).

Shigeru Miyamoto, considered the "Father of Modern Gaming", redefined the gaming industry by making a more "open world" experience for the players, including inspiration from nature into his game design. Miyamoto was always exploring as a kid. He spent most of his time outdoors and was filled with wonder and excitement. As he grew older, he wanted to share with others, the same joy that he once felt.

Chiburijima is the smallest of the three major islands forming the Dozen group within the Oki archipelago approximately 80 kilometres (43 nmi) north of Honshu coast. These islands were formed when the caldera of single ancient volcanic island collapsed, leaving three islands in a ring formation

Yoshida Haru is a handsome, young man with messy, curly, black hair that falls over his face and almost reaches his shoulders in length. In Robico's color illustrations Haru's eyes are usually brown, sometimes gray, and occasionally other colors. In the anime his eyes are gray.

Today I will be focusing on Kyoto, Japan for the festivals assignment. Kyoto has 3 great festivals: Aoi-Matsuri in May, Gion-Matsuri in July, and Jidai-Matsuri in October. The focus for this essay will be on Jidai-Matsuri. Jidai-Matsuri means “Festival of the Ages”, and it is a parade of Japan’s entire history. You will see people in the festival dress based on time periods in Japan’s past eras and periods.