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Volcano · Iceland

Southwestern Iceland volcano erupts, prompting evacuation of campsite and geothermal spa

44% Center coverage: 79 sources

A volcanic eruption in southwestern Iceland has once again forced the evacuation of tourists at the internationally known Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, the national broadcaster RUV reported. The eruption began around 4 a.m. following an intense seismic swarm on the Reykjanes Peninsula, southwest of the capital, Reykjavik, Iceland’s Met Office said.See the Story

Emperor Akihito · Tokyo

Emperor Emeritus Leaves Hospital After Heart Treatment

43% Right coverage: 7 sources

In 2022, the emperor emeritus was diagnosed with right heart failure caused by tricuspid valve insufficiency.See the Story

Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo

The Life of Enomoto Takeaki, the Shogunate's Most Brilliant Vassal - His Brilliant Career that Included Serving the Meiji Government - What Is His Opinion?

His talent was known from an early age, and he studied abroad at the end of the Edo period. He was one of the most elite shogunate retainers, and even had a brilliant career after the Meiji Restoration, but he is not highly regarded in modern times. This is Takeaki Enomoto. A shogunate retainer who fought alongside Toshizo Hijikata in the Battle of Hakodate, he should have been given more attention, but he is somehow overshadowed by Hijikata. Wh…Read Article

The Life of Ota Dokan, the Sengoku Warlord Who First Built Edo Castle - and Why He Was Assassinated in the End

Ota Dokan passed away on July 26th, 1486 (Bunmei 18). As you know, he was known as the first person to build Edo Castle, and he was also known by the names Mochisuke and Sukenaga, but in this article we will stick to the latter. It is not clear when he became a monk. In a broad sense, he could be considered the father of the Imperial Palace, and his end was said to be assassination. Why did this happen? What kind of life did he lead up to that? …Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo Read Article

In "Berabou", Hyoroku Plays Matsumae Hirotoshi (Kakizaki Hakyo), Who in Real Life Was a Talented Painter Famous for His Ainu Paintings.

Who is the most impactful character in the current historical drama "Berabou"? Matsumae Michihiro, played by Enari Kazuki, is a very prominent character, but even more impressive is his younger brother Matsumae Hirotoshi. He is played by Hyoroku-san. He is a comedian who became popular on Wednesday Downtown, and perhaps because his "atmosphere" such as his speech style and timing is so unique, he was likened to the monster "Nuppeppo (Nuppefuhofu…Hokkaido · Hokkaido Read Article

There's No Way We'll Succeed Like This! the Yui Masayuki Rebellion Was so Poorly Planned that It Was Easily Suppressed.

July 26th, 1651 (4th year of Keian) is the day that military scholar Yui Masayuki committed suicide. Many people will recall a different word when they hear his name. As you know, he was the mastermind behind the Yui Masayuki Rebellion, but what on earth caused the rebellion? Let's take a look at the circumstances. Yui Masayuki / Quote from Wikipedia Military Academy in Edo At one time he had as many as 3,000 students There are many theories abo…Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo Read Article

A Nobleman From the Genji Clan, Hiraga Tomomasa - Was His Son-in-Law, Supported by Hojo Tokimasa and Maki No Kata, Aiming for the Position of Shogun?

In the historical drama "The 13 Lords of Kamakura," characters who were related to the main character, Hojo Yoshitoki, and those who were not, met a cruel end one after another. In the middle of the drama, the troubles between the three clans, the Minamoto clan, the Hiki clan, and the Hojo clan, intensified, but there was an important person who had a deep connection with these three clans. This was Hiraga Tomomasa. Perhaps because he did not pa…Kamakura · Kamakura Read Article

Would the First Foreigner to Summit Mount Fuji Be Met with Controversy Today? What Did Alcock and His Party Do in the Late Edo Period?

: On July 26th, 1860 (the first year of the Man'en era), British Minister Rutherford Alcock became the first recorded foreigner to climb Mount Fuji. Alcock was officially recognized as a minister after meeting with the 14th Tokugawa Iemochi, so his name often appears in conversations about the end of the Edo period. But why did he climb Mount Fuji? It seems there was a surprisingly simple reason. Rutherford Alcock / Quote from Wikipedia There is…Fuji · Fuji Read Article

The Life of Uesugi Kagetora, a Sengoku Warlord From Echigo - Why Did the Son of the Hojo Clan Fight for the Succession Within the Uesugi Clan?

In the Warring States period, if the head of a feudal lord's family suddenly died and there were multiple sons, a family feud was almost inevitable. "The second son is more capable than the eldest!" "No, the third son is more popular with the people and the soldiers!" In this way, a crisis would arise, involving even powerful vassals. The most famous example would be the Uesugi family. Uesugi Kenshin, who was hailed as a god of war, had two adop…Japan · Japan Read Article

What Happened Just Before the Start of the Battle of Sekigahara - the Uesugi Conquest and the Oyama Conference Leading to the Battle Between Ieyasu and Mitsunari?

July 25, 1600, is the day when Tokugawa Ieyasu is said to have held the Oyama Council. Ishida Mitsunari raised his army in Kamigata against the Tokugawa army, which was heading to Aizu to attack the Uesugi clan led by Kagekatsu. Ieyasu held a meeting in Oyama (Oyama City, Tochigi Prefecture) to counter this, and no one knew at this point that it would lead to the Battle of Sekigahara. However, Ieyasu is known to have pressed the Toyotomi warlord…Tochigi Prefecture · Tochigi Prefecture Read Article

The First Battle of Kawanakajima: the Key Point Was Shiota Castle – Both Shingen and Kenshin Moved Around the Castle

Perhaps due to the influence of the saying, "People are castles, people are stone walls..." Takeda Shingen has a weak image of castles. There is no way that a military commander who is said to be the strongest in the Sengoku period would neglect important facilities such as castles, and in the article below, I have written that Shingen managed his castles thoroughly in preparation for his invasion of Shinano. Shingen's castle management skills…Nagano · Nagano Read Article

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