Tag archive: Oshu
Dean H. Ruetzler | 19 March 2015
The latest Live from Japan piece proudly presents the city of Morioka, quite possibly a place where ILC researchers would go regularly for a bit of sightseeing. The author is an American who has lived in the city for years.
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Live from Japan | Tagged:
Ichinoseki, ILC site, Kitakami, Morioka, Oshu, tourism
Rika Takahashi | 18 September 2014
A working accelerator and detectors that take accurate data are great – but there’s more to life than that. If the ILC goes to Japan, it will attract scientists from around the world, who will be moving with their partners and families who will need houses, schools, jobs and paperwork. In a symposium held at Oshu city hall, local representatives discussed with potential future residents what it takes to make the ideal ILC town.
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Around the World | Tagged:
ILC city, ILC Support Committee, Kitakami site, Oshu
Barbara Warmbein | 20 February 2014
Are you confused yet? Is Kitakami a mountain or a town, a river or a region? What’s “Iwate” and what does it have in common with Sendai? Here’s a glossary to help you understand all those new words and look them up before you go. Oh, and by the way: Kitakami is all of the above and Iwate and Sendai are all in the Tohoku region of Japan…
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Feature | Tagged:
Ichinoseki, Iwate, Kitakami, Oshu, Tohoku
Barbara Warmbein | 20 February 2014
Our mission was clear: we were the tasters, the vanguard. In early February, the two European LC communicators travelled to Japan for three days to a. find our way around the Japanese transport system, b. be filmed doing so, c. find entry points of improvement potential for foreigners about to make the same experience, and d. start a communication model for the future multi-national laboratory. Here is how it all played out.
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Around the World | Tagged:
communication, Ichinoseki, Japan, Kitakami site, Oshu, Sendai
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