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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo shows a Kaku bottle and a Kaku highball.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo shows (from right to left) Hakushu, Kakubotto, and Yamazaki.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo from left to right: Masanori Morimoto, Managing Executive Officer and General Manager of Spirits Division, and Yoshio Myojo, General Manager of Blender Office.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo shows Masanori Morimoto, Managing Executive Officer and General Manager of Spirits Division.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo shows a Kaku bottle and a Kaku highball.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo shows Kaku bottle.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo shows (from right to left) Hakushu, Kakubotto, and Yamazaki.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo shows Masaki Morimoto, Managing Executive Officer and General Manager of Spirits Division.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo shows Masaki Morimoto, Managing Executive Officer and General Manager of Spirits Division.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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Suntory Whisky “Bimi Quality” press conference

Suntory Whiskey held a press conference for Whiskey Day. Photo shows Yoshio Myojo, General Manager of the Blender Office.=October 8,2024,Tokyo

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'Japan saves the world' by S. Leeper

HIROSHIMA, Japan - The book entitled "Nippon ga sekai wo sukuu - Kaku wo nakusu best scenario" (Japan saves the world - a best-case scenario for abolishing nuclear weapons) by American Steven Leeper, former chair of the Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation, is shown in this undated photo.

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S. Leeper, ex-chairman of Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation

HIROSHIMA, Japan - American Steven Leeper, former chair of the Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation, talks about his recent book entitled "Nippon ga sekai wo sukuu - Kaku wo nakusu best scenario" (Japan saves the world - a best-case scenario for abolishing nuclear weapons), in Hiroshima on March 26, 2014. Leeper served as the first foreign chairperson of the foundation.

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Shogi software to clash with Ryuo title holder

TOKYO, Japan - Shogi master Toshiyuki Moriuchi (L) beat a computer program with a kaku (bishop) handicap in a match at a Tokyo hotel in October 2005.

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Dragons reliever Genji Kaku+

TOKYO, Japan, Nov. 17 Kyodo - Chunichi Dragons reliever Genji Kaku reacts after striking out Yomiuri Giants infielder Masahiro Kawai for the final out of the game in the team's 3-2 win at Tokyo Dome on Aug. 11, 1988.

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Motomiya Garden,Hikone

Genkyu-en is the garden at the former second residence of the Ii family in the San-no-maru section of Hikone Castle. It was completed by the 4th feudal lord of the Oumi Domain, Ii Naooki, in 1679. The name is derived from the villa of Chinese Emperor Xuanzong (685-763) of the Tang Dynasty. The Rinchi-kaku and other buildings are carefully positioned around the pond with trees and unusual stones. The building in the photograph was used as an inn and restaurant from the Meiji Period.==Date:unknown, Place:Shiga, Photo:A. Farsari, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images) [Cabinet Number81‐44‐0]

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Motomiya Garden,Hikone

Genkyu-en is the garden at the former second residence of the Ii family in the San-no-maru section of Hikone Castle. It was completed by the 4th feudal lord of the Oumi Domain, Ii Naooki, in 1679. The name is derived from the villa of Chinese Emperor Xuanzong (685-763) of the Tang Dynasty. The Rinchi-kaku and other buildings are carefully positioned around the pond with trees and unusual stones. The building in the photograph was used as an inn and restaurant from the Meiji Period.==Date:unknown, Place:Shiga, Photo:unknown, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images) [Cabinet Number59‐60‐0]

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Naritasan Shinshoji Temple

The head temple of Shingon-shu Chisan-ha sect, Narita-san Myoo-in Shingo Shinsho-ji, which is popularly known as the Narita Fudo. What are seen over the fence are Kyaku-den (present-day Korin-kaku) and Daishi-do. The same as the photo numbered 37-8.==Date:unknown, Place:Narita, Photo:unknown, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images) [Cabinet Number37‐61‐0]

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Naritasan Shinshoji Temple

The head temple of Shingon-shu Chisan-ha sect, Narita-san Myoo-in Shingo Shinsho-ji, which is popularly known as the Narita Fudo. What are seen over the fence are Kyaku-den (present-day Korin-kaku) and Daishi-do. The same as the photo numbered 37-61.==Date:unknown, Place:Narita, Photo:unknown, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images) [Cabinet Number37‐8‐0]