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Nihon University 1 Faculties and graduate schools 1.1 Colleges and departments • College of Law (1889-; Chiyoda, Tokyo & Saitama, Saitama) • Law / Political Science and Economics / Jour- nalism / Management Law / Public Adminis- tration • College of Humanities and Sciences (1901-; Setagaya, Tokyo) • Philosophy / History / Japanese Language and Literature / Chinese Language and Culture / English Literature / German Literature • Sociology / Education / Physical Education / Psychology • Geography / Geosystem Sciences / Mathemat- ics / Computer Science and System Analysis / Physics / Integrated Science in Physics and Bi- ology / Chemistry Nihon University head office • College of Economics (1904-; Chiyoda, Tokyo) • Economics (1st division / 2nd division / inter- national course) / Industrial Management / Fi- Nihon University (⽇本⼤学 Nihon Daigaku), abbre- nance and Public Economics viated as Nichidai (⽇⼤), is a private research univer- • College of Commerce (1904-; Setagaya, Tokyo) sity in Japan. Yamada Akiyoshi, the Minister of Justice, founded Nihon Law School, currently the Department of • Commerce / Business Administration / Ac- Law, in October 1889. counting Most of the university's campuses are in the Kantō region, the vast majority in Tokyo or surrounding areas, although two campuses are as far away from Tokyo as Shizuoka Prefecture and Fukushima Prefecture. These campuses mostly accommodate single colleges or schools (gakubu (学部) in Japanese). The university comprises a federation of colleges and institutes known for having produced numerous CEOs of Japanese companies. The College of Art (⽇芸̶ Nichigei), located right next to Ekota train station in Tokyo's Nerima ward, is well known as it produces many artists who represent Japan in photography, theater, and cinema. In addition, the university has over 20 affiliated high schools bearing its name across Japan, from which a significant number of students go on to study at the insti- Nihon University Nerima campus tution as undergraduates. 1 2 2 TEACHING STAFF • College of Art (1921-; Nerima, Tokyo & / Food Science and Technology / Agricultural Tokorozawa, Saitama) and Biological Chemistry / Applied Biologi- cal Sciences / Food Economics / International • Photography / Cinema / Fine Arts / Music / Development Studies / Veterinary Medicine Literary Arts / Drama / Broadcasting / Design • • College of International Relations (1978-; Mishima, College of Pharmacy (1952-; Narashino, Chiba) Shizuoka) • Pharmacy / Biological Pharmacy • International Relations / Intercultural Rela- tions / Global Exchange Studies / International • Correspondence Division (1948-; Chiyoda, Tokyo) Business and Information • College of Science and Technology (1920-; 1.2 Graduate schools Chiyoda, Tokyo & Funabashi, Chiba) • Civil Engineering / Transportation Engineer- • Advanced Research Institute for the Sciences and ing and Socio-Technology / Architecture / Humanities Oceanic Architecture and Engineering / Me- chanical Engineering / Precision Machinery • Graduate School of Law Engineering / Aerospace Engineering / Elec- trical Engineering / Electronics and Computer • Graduate School of Liberal Arts Science / Materials and Applied Chemistry / Physics / Mathematics • Graduate School of Science and Technology • College of Industrial Technology (1952-; • Graduate School of Integrated Basic Sciences Narashino, Chiba) • • Mechanical Engineering / Electrical and Elec- Graduate School of Economics tronic Engineering / Civil Engineering / Archi- • tecture and Architectural Engineering / Ap- Graduate School of Commerce plied Molecular Chemistry / Industrial Engi- • neering and Management / Mathematical In- Graduate School of Art formation Engineering / Liberal Arts and Ba- • sic Science Graduate School of International Relations • College of Engineering (1947-; Koriyama, • Graduate School of Industrial Technology Fukushima) • Graduate School of Engineering • Civil Engineering / Architecture / Mechanical Engineering / Electrical and Electronics Engi- • Graduate School of Medicine neering / Materials Chemistry and Engineer- ing / Computer Science • Graduate School of Dentistry • School of Medicine (1925-; Itabashi, Tokyo) • Graduate School of Dentistry at Matsudo • Medicine • Graduate School of Bioresource Science • School of Dentistry (1921-; Chiyoda, Tokyo) • • Dentistry Graduate School of Pharmacy • School of Dentistry at Matsudo (1971-; Matsudo, • Graduate School of Business Chiba) • Graduate School of Social and Cultural Studies • Dentistry • • College of Bioresource Science (1943-; Fujisawa, Law School Kanagawa) • Plant Science and Resources / Animal Sci- ences and Resources / Marine Sciences and 2 Teaching staff Resources / Forest Sciences and Resources / Bioenvironmental and Agricultural Resources See Nihon University faculty. 3 3 Alumni • Yutaka Takanashi, photographer • Jōkōryū Takayuki, sumo wrestler • Shuji Abe, President and CEO of Yoshinoya • Makoto Takimoto, judo wrestler • Maximo Blanco, wrestler; professional Mixed Mar- tial Artist in the UFC's Featherweight Division*[2] • Kyuichi Tokuda, lawyer, politician, leader of the Communist Party of Japan (1945-1950) • Ian Buruma, writer • Yoshiyuki Tomino, animator • Ken Domon, photographer* • Hitoshi Uchiyama, CEO of Yomiuri Shimbun • Tomoyuki Furumaya, film director • Hiroshi Watanabe, photographer • Akira Gomi, photographer • Hiroshi Yamazaki, photographer • Koichi Hamada, statesman • Yoshisada Yonezuka, 9th Dan (Kudan) Judo In- • Tetsuya Ichimura, photographer* structor • Kōtarō Iizawa, photographic critic • Yoshikazu Tanaka, CEO and Founder of GREE Inc. • Makoto Koga, statesman • Banana Yoshimoto, writer • Jun Konno, judo wrestler • Yutaka Yaguchi, 9th Dan Shotokan Karate Master • Junya Koizumi, statesman * Did not graduate. • Motoko Komiyama, statesman • Satoyama Kōsaku, sumo wrestler 4 See also • Yuu Kuroda, statesman • Casals Hall, a chamber music venue owned by Ni- • Miyako Matsumoto, actress and professional hon University wrestler • Masato Matsuura, CEO of Avex Group 5 References • Shoji Meguro, video game music composer*[3] • Hiroko Mima, Miss Japan Universe and 15th [1] http://www.nihon-u.ac.jp/en/about_nu/president/ runner-up for Miss Universe [2] “Maximo Blanco UFC Profile”. Retrieved 2014. • Akio Mori, physiologist and writer [3] Greening, Chris. “Shoji Meguro Profile”. Game Music Online. • Sido Nakamura, actor* [4] Profile of Ōishi, Nikon Corp. Accessed 2010-11-03. • Yoshinobu Nishizaki, animator [5] 相撲部遠藤聖⼤選⼿⾓界⼊⾨記者会⾒ (in • C. W. Nicol, environmentalist Japanese). Nihon University. 14 February 2013. Re- trieved 24 July 2015. • Yoshino Ōishi, photojournalist*[4] [6] Profiles of Nikkor Club consultants, Nikon. (Japanese) • Daisuke Ono, voice actor Accessed 27 November 2010. • Ichiro Ozawa, statesman* • Takashi Sasano, actor* 6 External links • Tsutomu Sato, statesman • Official website (English portal) • Kishin Shinoyama, photographer • Endō Shōta, sumo wrestler*[5] • Yasuhiro Sonoda, statesman • Hiroshi Suga, photographer*[6] 4 7 TEXT AND IMAGE SOURCES, CONTRIBUTORS, AND LICENSES 7 Text and image sources, contributors, and licenses 7.1 Text • Nihon University Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihon_University?oldid=713923615 Contributors: Docu, Dysprosia, Sekicho, D3, Kusunose, Asbestos, D6, Bendono, NetBot, Grutness, Hoary, Nuker~enwiki, Woohookitty, Thebogusman, ElKevbo, MChew, Ian Pitchford, Chobot, DanMS, Badagnani, DAJF, Bobak, Rick lay95, Mtcedar, SpLoT, Nihonjoe, Dwanyewest, Cassivs, CmdrObot, Cy- debot, JamesAM, MRU, Jllm06, The Anomebot2, Anaxial, Johnpacklambert, Aboutmovies, ACSE, Kaiketsu, Haidok, WereSpielChe- quers, FabianEng, Lightmouse, Martarius, Ribbon Salminen, Alexbot, Old good days..., XLinkBot, Addbot, C3Fighter, Luckas-bot, Any- podetos, Isko1901, Materialscientist, XIIIfromTOKYO, Klehvas, Michitaro, EmausBot, Shyguy1991, Hazhazhaz, Thecrusades, Heart- warming, CrazyAces489, Maculosae tegmine lyncis, BG19bot, HIDECCHI001, Kokorobike, ChrisGualtieri, Dissident93, Gilbert n samuel, Monkbot, Spring-wave, KasparBot, まめしばくん, HigherEducationExpert, FujiSamurai and Anonymous: 40 7.2 Images • File:Commons-logo.svg Source: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4a/Commons-logo.svg License: CC-BY-SA-3.0 Contribu- tors: ? 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    Presseinformation Die City – Das Land Japanische Fotografie der 1960er- und 1970er-Jahre aus der Sammlung des Museum der Moderne Salzburg 20. Juni – 13. September 2020 Rupertinum Atrium, [1] & [2] Presse Mit Die City – Das Land präsentiert das Museum der Moderne Salzburg erneut einen Teil seiner weltweit einzigartigen Bestände an japanischer Mönchsberg 32 5020 Salzburg Fotografie aus den 1960er- und 1970er-Jahren. Im Mittelpunkt steht Austria diesmal das Verhältnis von Stadt, Land und Gesellschaft. T +43 662 842220-601 F +43 662 842220-700 Salzburg, 1. Juni 2020. Zu den größten künstlerischen Entwicklungen der [email protected] neueren Zeit in Japan gehört die atemberaubende Fotografie der 1960er- www.museumdermoderne.at und 1970er-Jahre. Die von den Fotografen entwickelte neue visuelle Sprache steht für einen radikalen Bruch mit der traditionellen Bildauffassung. Das Museum der Moderne Salzburg besitzt dank des persönlichen Engagements von Otto Breicha, dem Gründungsdirektor des Museums, ein Konvolut von rund 600 Vintage-Abzügen jener Zeit – das ist ein in Österreich einmaliger Bestand. Über 40 Jahre nach der Entstehung der Fotografien wurde ein erster Teil der Sammlung unter dem Titel I-Photo präsentiert, ein Begriff, der sich an das literarische Genre der Ich-Erzählung anlehnt. Die zweite Ausstellung japanischer Fotografie mit dem Titel Die City – Das Land rückt nun das Verhältnis von Stadt, Land und Gesellschaft ins Zentrum. „Durch den visionären Sammeleifer von Otto Breicha befindet sich dieser außergewöhnliche Bestand heute in Salzburg. Es freut mich sehr, dass wir die 2018 begonnene Reihe zur japanischen Fotografie fortsetzen und somit auch unsere Kompetenz als Zentrum für künstlerische Fotografie in Österreich erneut unter Beweis stellen können“, so Thorsten Sadowsky, Direktor des Museum der Moderne Salzburg.
  • Directory 2007 2Nd Edition Nd Edition

    Directory 2007 2Nd Edition Nd Edition

    아시아예술극장 아시아 공연예술 아시아예술극장 아시아 공연예술 Directory 2007 2 Directory Directory 2007 2nd Edition nd Edition 주최: 주관: 110-809 서울시 종로구 동숭동 1-50 보생빌딩 2∙4∙5층 전화 02-745-2052 팩스 02-745-2072 www.gokams.or.kr 아시아예술극장 아시아 공연예술 Directory 2007 2nd Edition CONTENTS 서론 I. 지원단체/협회 II. 축제/아트마켓 III. 공연장 IV. 공연단체 1. 기획의 배경 및 목적 4 호주 Austraila 12 호주 Austraila 56 호주 Austraila 82 1 무용 2. 수록범위 5 방글라데시 Bangladesh 17 방글라데시 Bangladesh 61 방글라데시 Bangladesh 93 호주 Austraila 140 대만 Taiwan 187 3. 조사방법 6 캄보디아 Cambodia 18 캄보디아 Cambodia 62 캄보디아 Cambodia 93 중국 China 143 태국 Thailand 193 4. 디렉토리북의 활용 7 중국 China 20 중국 China 63 중국 China 95 홍콩 Hong Kong 145 베트남 Vietnam 193 홍콩 Hong Kong 26 홍콩 Hong Kong 63 홍콩 Hong Kong 97 인도네시아 Indonesia 146 마카오 Macau 28 마카오 Macau 64 마카오 Macau 99 일본 Japan 147 3. 연극 인도 India 28 인도 India 65 인도 India 99 말레이시아 Malaysia 156 호주 Austraila 194 인도네시아 Indonesia 30 인도네시아 Indonesia 65 인도네시아 Indonesia 101 필리핀 Philippines 157 캄보디아 Cambodia 199 일본 Japan 30 일본 Japan 66 일본 Japan 101 싱가포르 Singapore 159 중국 China 200 라오스 Laos 43 말레이시아 Malaysia 73 말레이시아 Malaysia 127 대만 Taiwan 160 홍콩 Hong Kong 201 말레이시아 Malaysia 43 몽고 Mongolia 74 미얀마 Myanmar 128 베트남 Vietnam 165 인도네시아 Indonesia 202 몽고 Mongolia 44 네팔 Nepal 74 네팔 Nepal 128 일본 Japan 202 미얀마 Myanmar 44 파키스탄 Pakistan 75 파키스탄 Pakistan 128 2.
  • Reference 1. Major Nuclear Forces

    Reference 1. Major Nuclear Forces

    Reference Reference 1. Major Nuclear Forces U.S. Russia U.K. France China 550 508 46 Intercontinental Minuteman III: 500 SS-18: 80 DF-5 (CSS-4): 20 ballistic missiles Peacekeeper: 50 SS-19: 126 — — DF-31 (CSS-9): 6 (ICBMs) SS-25: 254 DF-4 (CSS-3): 20 SS-27: 48 35 IRBMs — — — — DF-3 (CSS-2): 2 MRBMs DF-21 (CSS-5): 33 SRBMs — — — — 725 Missiles 432 252 48 64 12 Trident C-4: 120 SS-N-18: 96 Trident D-5: 48 M-45: 64 JL-1 (CSS-N-3): 12 Submarine Trident D-5: 312 SS-N-19: 60 (SSBN [Nuclear- (SSBN [Nuclear- (SSBN [Nuclear- launched (SSBN [Nuclear- SS-N-23: 96 powered submarines powered submarines powered submarines ballistic missiles powered submarines (SSBN [Nuclear- with ballistic missile with ballistic missile with ballistic missile (SLBMs) with ballistic missile powered submarines payloads]: 4) payloads]: 4) payloads]: 1) payloads]: 14) with ballistic missile payloads]: 15) 114 79 Long-distance B-2: 19 Tu-95 (Bear): 64 — — — (strategic) bombers B-52: 94 Tu-160 (Blackjack): 15 Note: Sources: Military Balance 2008, etc. — 391 — Reference 2. Performance of Major Ballistic and Cruise Missiles Maximum Item Country Name Warhead (yield) Guidance System Remarks range MIRV (170 KT, 335-350 KT or Minuteman III 13,000 Inertial Three-stage solid U.S. 300-475 KT × 3) Peacekeeper 9,600 MIRV (300–475 KT × 10) Inertial Three-stage solid MIRV (1.3 MT × 8, 500 -550 KT × 10 or SS-18 10,500-16,000 Inertial Two-stage liquid 500-750KT × 10) or Single (24MT) Russia MIRV (550 KT × 6 or 500-750 ICBM SS-19 9,000-10,000 Inertial Two-stage liquid KT × 6) SS-25 10,500 Single (550 KT) Inertial + Computer control Three-stage solid SS-27 10,500 Single (550 KT) Inertial + GLONASS Three-stage solid Single (4 MT) or DF-5 (CSS-4) 12,000-13,000 Inertial Two-stage liquid MIRV (150-350 KT × 4-6) China Single (1 MT) or DF-31 (CSS-9) 8,000-14,000 Inertial + Stellar reference Three-stage solid MIRV (20–150 KT × 3–5) Trident C-4 7,400 MIRV (100 KT × 8) Inertial + Stellar reference Three-stage solid U.S.