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About suspension of some trains Some trains will be suspended considering the transport of passengers due to the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus. *Please note that further suspension may be subject to occur. 【Suspended Hokuriku Shinkansen】 (May 16 - FTTB) ○Toyama for Kanazawa Name of train Toyama Kanazawa TSURUGI 703 6:42 7:05 TSURUGI 707 7:50 8:13 TSURUGI 719 14:17 14:39 ○Kanazawa for Toyama Name of train Kanazawa Toyama TSURUGI 712 13:28 13:51 TSURUGI 716 15:04 15:27 TSURUGI 728 21:06 21:29 TSURUGI 732 23:06 23:29 【Suspended trains of conventional lines ( Limited Express ) 】(May 16 – FTTB) THUNDERBIRD ○Ōsaka for Kanazawa Name of train Ōsaka Kyōto Kanazawa THUNDERBIRD 1 6:30 6:59 9:13 THUNDERBIRD 7 8:10 8:41 11:02 THUNDERBIRD 11 9:12 9:42 11:58 THUNDERBIRD 17 10:42 11:10 13:20 THUNDERBIRD 21 12:12 12:40 14:55 THUNDERBIRD 27 14:42 15:10 17:26 THUNDERBIRD 31 15:42 16:10 18:27 THUNDERBIRD 35 17:12 17:40 19:55 THUNDERBIRD 39 18:12 18:40 20:56 THUNDERBIRD 43 19:12 19:40 21:53 THUNDERBIRD 47 20:07 20:38 22:56 ○Kanazawa for Ōsaka Name of train Kanazawa Kyōto Ōsaka THUNDERBIRD 4 6:07 8:37 9:06 THUNDERBIRD 8 7:15 9:34 10:03 THUNDERBIRD 12 8:15 10:37 11:06 THUNDERBIRD 16 9:54 12:09 12:37 THUNDERBIRD 20 11:24 13:37 14:05 THUNDERBIRD 26 13:54 16:09 16:37 THUNDERBIRD 30 14:57 17:07 17:36 THUNDERBIRD 34 16:00 18:09 18:39 THUNDERBIRD 40 17:31 19:38 20:09 THUNDERBIRD 44 18:42 20:54 21:23 THUNDERBIRD 48 19:47 22:02 22:31 KUROSHIO ○Shin-Ōsaka for Shirahama Name of train Kyōto Shin-Ōsaka Shirahama Shinguu KUROSHIO 5 ｰ 9:32 11:58 13:52 KUROSHIO 9 ｰ 11:15 13:38 ｰ KUROSHIO 15 ｰ 14:15 16:40 ｰ KUROSHIO 19 ｰ 16:15 18:45 ｰ KUROSHIO 23 17:47 18:15 20:55 ｰ (Kii-Tanabe) KUROSHIO 31 ｰ 21:15 ｰ 23:41 ○Shirahama for Shin-Ōsaka Name of train Shinguu Shirahama Shin-Ōsaka Kyōto (weekday)9:22 KUROSHIO 8 ｰ 6:40 ｰ (weekend)9:21 KUROSHIO 12 ｰ ｰ 10:52 11:17 KUROSHIO 14 ｰ 9:19 11:50 ｰ KUROSHIO 18 ｰ 11:18 13:50 ｰ KUROSHIO 28 ｰ 16:21 18:50 ｰ KUROSHIO 30 15:06 16:56 19:20 ｰ KUROSHIO 34 ｰ 18:19 19:20 ｰ KOUNOTORI ○Shin-Ōsaka for Fukuchiyama Name of train Shin-Ōsaka Fukuchiyama Kinosakionsen KOUNOTORI 3 9:04 10:45 11:52 KOUNOTORI 7 11:05 12:42 ｰ KOUNOTORI 11 13:05 14:42 ｰ KOUNOTORI 13 14:05 15:42 16:50 (Toyooka) KOUNOTORI 17 ｰ 19:00 19:57 KOUNOTORI 25 21:06 22:59 ｰ KOUNOTORI 27 22:04 23:51 ｰ ○Fukuchiyama for Shin-Ōsaka Name of train Kinosakionsen Fukuchiyama Shin-Ōsaka KOUNOTORI 8 ｰ 8:40 10:27 KOUNOTORI 10 ｰ 9:50 11:29 KOUNOTORI 16 ｰ 13:44 15:30 KOUNOTORI 18 13:29 14:42 16:28 KOUNOTORI 24 ｰ 18:00 19:44 KOUNOTORI 26 17:42 19:00 20:44 KINOSAKI,HASHIDATE,MAIZURU ○Kyōto for Fukuchiyama, Higashi-Maizuru Name of train Kyōto Fukuchiyama Kinosakionsen Amanohashidate Higashi-Maizuru KINOSAKI 3 9:54 ｰ 8:38 MAIZURU 1 10:11 (Kumihama) HASHIDATE 5 13:48 12:25 15:21 MAIZURU 5 14:02 KINOSAKI 7 13:25 14:40 15:50 HASHIDATE 7 15:25 16:40 17:28 (Toyooka) KINOSAKI 15 19:58 18:28 20:58 MAIZURU 11 20:19 (Miyazu) HASHIDATE 9 21:59 20:37 22:29 MAIZURU 15 22:20 KINOSAKI 19 21:37 22:52 ｰ ○Fukuchiyama, Higashi-Maizuru for Kyōto Name of train Higashi-Maizuru Amanohashidate Kinosakionsen Fukuchiyama Kyōto KINOSAKI 4 ｰ 6:57 8:21 MAIZURU 2 6:40 (Kumihama) HASHIDATE 2 10:44 9:10 12:07 MAIZURU 6 10:27 KINOSAKI 12 10:39 11:45 13:07 KINOSAKI 16 12:31 13:46 15:07 KINOSAKI 18 ｰ 16:44 18:08 MAIZURU 12 16:25 KINOSAKI 20 16:31 17:42 ｰ (Kumihama) HASHIDATE 8 18:54 17:13 20:21 MAIZURU 14 18:36 HASHIDATE 10 19:18 20:03 21:19 YAKUMO ○Okayama for Izumoshi Name of train Okayama Yonago Izumoshi YAKUMO 5 9:05 11:17 12:09 YAKUMO 9 11:05 13:17 14:12 YAKUMO 13 13:05 15:19 16:09 YAKUMO 17 15:05 17:22 18:15 YAKUMO 21 17:05 19:20 20:19 YAKUMO 25 19:05 21:23 22:11 YAKUMO 29 21:40 23:48 0:37 ○Izumoshi for Okayama Name of train Izumoshi Yonago Okayama YAKUMO 4 5:27 6:21 8:34 YAKUMO 8 7:22 8:19 10:35 YAKUMO 12 9:34 10:26 12:39 YAKUMO 16 11:34 12:26 14:39 YAKUMO 20 13:31 14:28 16:39 YAKUMO 24 15:30 16:26 18:39 YAKUMO 28 17:18 18:16 20:25 SHIOKAZE ○Okayama for Matsuyama Name of train Okayama Matsuyama SHIOKAZE 3 8:32 11:15 SHIOKAZE 7 10:35 13:15 SHIOKAZE 11 12:35 15:17 SHIOKAZE 15 14:35 17:24 SHIOKAZE 19 16:35 19:23 SHIOKAZE 23 18:35 21:32 SHIOKAZE 27 20:39 23:33 ○Matsuyama for Okayama Name of train Matsuyama Okayama SHIOKAZE 4 5:05 7:51 SHIOKAZE 8 7:20 10:00 SHIOKAZE 12 9:15 12:10 SHIOKAZE 16 11:23 14:10 SHIOKAZE 20 13:26 16:11 SHIOKAZE 24 15:28 18:11 SHIOKAZE 28 17:37 20:12 NAMPU ○Okayama for Kōchi Name of train Okayama Kōchi NAMPU 1 7:08 9:39 NAMPU 5 10:05 12:29 NAMPU 9 12:05 14:42 NAMPU 13 14:05 16:39 NAMPU 17 16:05 18:48 NAMPU 21 18:05 20:50 NAMPU 25 20:05 22:51 ○Kōchi for Okayama Name of train Kōchi Okayama NAMPU 4 7:00 9:38 NAMPU 8 9:13 11:40 NAMPU 12 11:13 13:40 NAMPU 16 13:13 15:41 NAMPU 20 15:13 17:41 NAMPU 24 17:13 19:41 NAMPU 28 19:31 21:57 【Suspended trains of conventional lines ( Limited Express ) 】(April 24 – FTTB) HARUKA ○Kyōto for Kansai-Airport Name of train Maibara Kyōto Kansai-Airport (weekday) 8:17 HARUKA 5 ｰ 6:44 (weekend) 8:15 (weekday) 6:46 (weekday) 7:45 (weekday) 9:13 HARUKA 9 (weekend) 6:49 (weekend) 7:49 (weekend) 9:04 (weekday) 7:54 HARUKA 13 8:48 10:04 (weekend) 7:49 (weekday)11:24 HARUKA 17 ｰ 10:00 (weekend)11:20 HARUKA 21 ｰ 11:00 12:20 HARUKA 25 ｰ 12:00 13:20 HARUKA 29 ｰ 13:00 14:20 HARUKA 33 ｰ 14:00 15:20 HARUKA 37 ｰ 15:00 16:20 (weekday)17:23 HARUKA 41 ｰ 16:00 (weekend)17:20 (weekday)18:26 HARUKA 45 ｰ 17:00 (weekend)18:24 (weekday)19:25 HARUKA 49 ｰ 18:00 (weekend)19:24 (weekday)20:25 HARUKA 53 ｰ 19:00 (weekend)20:24 (weekday)21:27 HARUKA 57 ｰ 20:00 (weekend)21:23 ○Kansai-Airport for Kyōto Name of train Kansai-Airport Kyōto Maibara (weekday)7:55 HARUKA 6 9:34 ｰ (weekend)8:08 HARUKA 10 9:16 10:34 ｰ HARUKA 14 10:16 11:34 ｰ HARUKA 18 11:14 12:34 ｰ HARUKA 22 12:14 13:34 ｰ HARUKA 26 13:14 14:34 ｰ HARUKA 30 14:14 15:34 ｰ HARUKA 34 15:14 16:34 ｰ HARUKA 38 16:14 17:34 ｰ (weekday)17:16 HARUKA 42 18:34 ｰ (weekend)17:14 HARUKA 46 18:16 19:34 ｰ HARUKA 50 19:16 20:32 21:25 HARUKA 54 20:16 21:32 22:25 HARUKA 58 21:25 22:42 ｰ 【Suspended trains of conventional lines ( Limited Express ) 】(June 1 – 30) THUNDERBIRD ○Ōsaka for Kanazawa Name of train Ōsaka Kyōto Kanazawa Day of suspension THUNDERBIRD 93 16:12 16:40 18:54 June 7. 14. 21. 28 ○Kanazawa for Ōsaka Name of train Kanazawa Kyōto Ōsaka Day of suspension THUNDERBIRD 82 9:20 11:38 12:07 June 6. 13. 20. 27 MAHOROBA ○Shin-Ōsaka for Nara Name of train Shin-Ōsaka Nara Day of suspension June 6. 7. 13. 14. 20. 21. 27. MAHOROBA 10:03 10:53 28 ○Nara for・Shin-Ōsaka Name of train Nara Shin-Ōsaka Day of suspension June 6. 7. 13. 14. 20. 21. 27. MAHOROBA 16:56 17:47 28 【Suspended Sanyo Shinkansen】 (April 24 – June 30) ○Tōkyō for Hakata Name of train Tōkyō Hakata Day of suspension May 2~4. 16. 20. 23. 26. 27 NOZOMI 131 6:06 11:01 June 5 April 25 NOZOMI 135 7:12 12:14 May 2~6. 30 April 24. 25. 29 NOZOMI 137 7:21 12:19 May 1~6. 9. 12~16. 18~23. 25~30 June 4~6. 9~13. 18~20. 25~27 April 25 NOZOMI 139 8:12 13:14 May 2~4. 16. 23. 30 June 5 April 27. 30 NOZOMI 141 8:21 13:19 May 2~6. 9. 11~15. 18~22. 25~29 June 1~4. 6. 8~11. 13. 15~19. 22~27 April 24. 25.
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    Alias – 15.7.12 Sergio Givone interroga la peste - Piero Gelli Nella Mosca di Pirandello, Giurlannu Zarù sta morendo in una stalla, probabilmente di carbonchio, infettato da un comune dittero, come ipotizza il dottore subito accorso; e ora la mosca è lì che s’aggira sulla guancia del cugino Neli, attonito e dolente, pronta a iniettare con la piccola proboscide l’infezione nel taglio del rasoio sul mento. Zarù osserva tutto, e per la cupa invidia, per la sorda gelosia nei riguardi del parente bello e florido, gode al pensiero che quello sia proprio lo stesso insetto che gli sta portando via la vita. E così è, infatti, ché anche il suo giovane cugino è infettato, come avverte dalle urla Zarù, abbandonato da tutti come un cane, nello stabbio, grufando per non sentire il silenzio della campagna, e osservando sul muro la mosca che si netta celermente le zampine anteriori, come soddisfatta. Veicolo dunque di contagio, di peste (qui carbonchio, come altrove colera), figura di morte è, in questa novella paradigmatica di Pirandello, un elemento della natura, il più delle volte innocuo intorno a noi, come l’aria e l’acqua. Può sembrare curioso che io ricordi un autore che indubbiamente non rientra nel canone di Sergio Givone, il quale anche in questo suo ultimo bellissimo saggio, Metafisica della peste (Einaudi, PBE, pp. XVII-206, €22), non lo cita mai, pur incrociando spesso temi su cui lo scrittore siciliano ha intessuto ossessivamente la sua fortuna di narratore e drammaturgo. Può parere un atto irriverente, come segnalare una lacuna, quando invece la citazione «a sproposito» vuole solo indicare la capacità e la forza della speculazione di Givone, che sono quelle di provocare suggestioni, convogliare personali agnizioni anche al di fuori dello sterminato diorama che il filosofo ha messo in scena: parte da lontananze remote, omeriche, traversa la nostra bimillenaria cultura per arrivare alla contemporaneità, a sottolineare la permanenza mitica, nonostante le ragioni scientifiche, di ogni pandemia, sotto l’endiade di colpa e destino.
  • International Camellia Journal 2010 No

    International Camellia Journal 2010 No

    AN OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF 2010 I NTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA JOURNAL 2010 JOURNAL CAMELLIA NTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL NUMBER ISSN 0159-656X INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA JOURNAL 国际山茶杂志 国際 ツノヾキ会誌 JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL DU CAMELLIA REVISTA INTERNAZIONALE DELLA CAMELIA REVISTA INTERNACIONAL DE LA CAMELIA INTERNATIONALE KAMELIENZEITSCHRIFT INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA TIJDSCHRIFT Main Photo: Katsuhiko Mizuno. Inset: �hi���������eo Matsu�oto ‘Jikkô’(literally meaning ‘the sunlight’) is a 300 year old camellia just inside the entrance to the garden of Reikanji Temple in Kyoto City. It is thought to be the original plant of this variety and was cherished by the retired Emperor Gomizuno’o (1596-1680) and designated as a natural treasure by Kyoto City. See page 104 for Kentaro Nakamura’s paper that includes information about experiments for the propagation of this historic camellia. FRONT COVER PICTURE ‘Goshiki-yae-chiri-tsubaki’ was seen on several occasions on visits during the 2010 International Camellia Society Congress in Japan. The name means, literally “Five colours, double, petals scattering”. The five colours are all seen on one tree, with branches bearing white, deep pink, pale pink, striped pink on a white background, and striped with white on a pink background, making a glorious display. The most striking trees are ancient, estimated to be 400 – 500 years old. Its history is not clear, but there is a legend that the plant of the same cultivar at Jizoin Temple in camellia japonica camellia seeds filtered camellia oil Kyoto was brought in from Korea during the war between Japan and Korea in 1593. This unique cultivar the pride of the people of Kyoto and Nara.
  • Joetsu・Hokuriku Shinkansen Timetable for Niigata・Nagano・Kanazawa

    Joetsu・Hokuriku Shinkansen Timetable for Niigata・Nagano・Kanazawa

    Joetsu・Hokuriku Shinkansen Timetable For Niigata・Nagano・Kanazawa Tsurugi Hakutaka Toki Tsurugi Toki Tsurugi Toki Asama Kagayaki Tsurugi Hakutaka Tanigawa Asama MaxToki Kagayaki Tsurugi Asama Tanigawa MaxToki Hakutaka MaxTanigawa Toki Kagayaki Tsurugi Hakutaka Toki 701 591 491 705 481 707 301 699 501 709 551 401 601 303 503 711 603 471 305 553 403 307 505 713 555 309 Tokyo dep 6:08 6:16 6:28 6:36 6:52 7:04 7:20 7:24 7:28 7:48 7:52 8:04 8:24 8:36 8:44 8:52 Ueno dep 6:14 6:22 6:34 6:42 6:58 7:10 7:26 7:30 7:34 7:54 7:58 8:10 8:30 8:42 8:50 8:58 Omiya dep 6:34 6:42 6:54 7:02 7:18 7:30 7:46 7:50 7:54 8:14 8:18 8:30 8:50 9:02 9:09 9:17 Kumagaya dep レ レ レ 7:15 7:31 レ レ 8:03 8:08 レ レ 8:43 9:03 レ レ 9:30 Honjowaseda dep レ レ レ 7:25 レ レ レ 8:13 8:17 レ レ 8:52 レ レ レ 9:40 Takasaki arr 6:58 レ 7:18 7:34 7:45 レ レ 8:22 8:26 8:38 8:42 9:01 9:18 レ 9:33 9:48 Takasaki dep 6:59 || || 7:37 || レ || || 8:39 || 9:06 9:19 || || 9:49 Jomo-Kogen dep レ || || 7:54 || レ || || 8:55 || 9:22 レ || || 10:10 Echigo-Yuzawa arr 7:24 || || 8:06 || 8:14 || || 9:08 || 9:35 9:44 || || 10:22 Echigo-Yuzawa dep 7:00 7:25 || || || 8:15 || || 9:09 || 9:45 || || 10:23 Urasa dep 7:13 7:37 || || || 8:27 || || 9:20 || レ || || 10:35 Nagaoka dep 7:00 7:26 7:50 || || || 8:40 || || 9:33 || 10:05 || || 10:48 Tsubamesanjo dep 7:10 7:36 8:00 || || || 8:50 || || 9:43 || 10:15 || || 10:58 Niigata arr 7:23 7:49 8:13 || || || 9:02 || || 9:56 || 10:28 || || 11:11 Takasaki dep レ 7:19 7:46 レ 8:23 8:43 レ 9:34 Annakaharuna dep レ レ 7:55 レ 8:32 レ レ レ Karuizawa dep 7:06 レ 7:35 8:08 レ 8:44 9:00 レ 9:50 Sakudaira