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Elements of Japan: Shizuoka is out!
You'll learn from local experts about tea, wasabi, plastic models, and how one of Japan's most prominent shoguns is connected to it all. Presented in Japanese and English.
WATCH:
youtube.com/watch?v=uiQZLiTV…
I have a blurb in @forbes this week—I’m in this article repping @ElementsOfJapan ⛩️
Episode 3 of the series is finally completely shot and is now on the way after a long delay that was out of our control :)
Link:
forbes.com/sites/christopher…
lol
Pronouns are a part of speech
Literally every single English speaker uses them
Can’t find a source for this scandalous rumor, but…
Subscribe to English Writing Tips (my YouTube channel)! I post videos on everything from etymology to punctuation to common spelling issues.
My initials are AI, but I promise not to eat your work :)
youtube.com/@EnglishWritingT…
This is gruesome and absolutely horrifying—an animation of the moment the atomic bomb dropped. I saw this movie (Barefoot Gen) in a Japanese film class in university, and this scene has stuck with me ever since.
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“Sometimes we can be in our heads, and then we stop ourselves from doing a really good job.”
Get a crash course into the fire creative scene that is Vietnam with illustrator @itsbennguyen in his interview for @nnativecreative, and learn the importance of sharing your work.
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Get your favorite notebook ready—fresh episodes of Nonnative Creative launch July 1st 💡
YouTube: youtube.com/@NonnativeCreati…
New masterclass chats launch on @nnativecreative July 1st! Follow to get them all 💡
All new patrons will get a gift from me (until 9/25). Details in this video & at patreon.com/nonnativecreativ…
Pick up your gift from the NNC shop: shop.nonnativecreative.com
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Anza Borrego Desert 🔥 I decided to become an FPV drone pilot this year. It was incredibly windy & dusty on this trip (so it was a challenge to get stable shots), but I’m happy I got to capture some beautiful spots on foot & from the air. Totally worth all the sand & heat 💛
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NEW CONCEPT VIDEO: I combined elements of cinematic storytelling with informational content. This video covers tips for effective online communication. The format is somewhere between “YouTube list video” and “lighthearted documentary.” Enjoy!
WATCH: youtu.be/DN4iJvn2Pro
NEW CONCEPT VIDEO: I combined elements of cinematic storytelling with informational content. This video covers tips for effective online communication. The format is somewhere between “YouTube list video” and “lighthearted documentary.” Enjoy!
WATCH: youtu.be/DN4iJvn2Pro
These 2 characters serve to illustrate the key points from the video. You'll follow them as they work on a project together (and you'll see their mistakes and successes as the video progresses).
This is the kind of content I'd like to focus on more—content that’s engaging, immersive, & educational. I want to expand my scope to include topics like media literacy & critical thinking because these things are becoming increasingly important. Cheers ✨
youtu.be/DN4iJvn2Pro
What a Shock: Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot during a stump speech in Nara. Gun laws in Japan are incredibly strict, and gun-related crime is very low. Reports suggest a custom sawed-off shotgun was used. This is unreal.
teapaw.org/nhk_news/status/154523…
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FYI for drone flyers in Japan: as of yesterday, ALL unmanned aircrafts over 100g have to be registered online and have remote ID capabilities. DJI has apparently just released a software update to use RID. Fines and jail time if you don’t 😶 More here: mlit.go.jp/koku/drone/en/#:~…
Alisha Ivelich(アリーシャ) retweeted
If you've never seen where wasabi come from, check this out. Wasabi farmer Miyahara-san is based in Utogi, the birthplace of wasabi farming. In this clip, he gives a quick lesson on history and agriculture.
Watch @ElementsOfJapan (Shizuoka) for more: youtube.com/watch?v=uiQZLiTV…
If you've never seen where wasabi come from, check this out. Wasabi farmer Miyahara-san is based in Utogi, the birthplace of wasabi farming. In this clip, he gives a quick lesson on history and agriculture.
Watch @ElementsOfJapan (Shizuoka) for more: youtube.com/watch?v=uiQZLiTV…











