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'Typhoon' defeated the invasion of the Mongolian empire
A sudden hurricane and storm surged to help the Japanese escape the danger situation before the invasion of the Mongols.
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June 11: USS Missouri's last battleship is put into operation, where the World War II ends
On this ship is also the site of the Japan Empire's unconditional surrender document, ending World War II.
History
November 12, 1990 - Japan welcomes the 125th Emperor
Akihito was born on December 23, 1933 in Tokyo as the reigning Emperor, who is also the 125th Emperor according to the List of Traditional Emperors, having been crowned…
Alien
Google Maps detects 8 strange bases of aliens?
Whether you believe in alien life or not, you cannot deny that the base areas found on this Google Maps look a bit strange.
Biology
Admire the cherry tree which is classified by the Japanese government as a national treasure
Speaking of Japan, people think of two things. The first is sushi, and the second is sakura - or cherry blossoms.
Biology
Successful Japanese breeding bananas can eat the whole shell, costing 6 USD / fruit
The first Mongee banana shipments have started to open from 11/2017. However, the productivity of this banana is still quite low, only 10 fruits / week.
Biology
Why do some Japanese fruits have super expensive prices?
Japan has long been famous for pursuing perfection in all things so it is no wonder that this obsession affects both the fruit and fruit trade.
Biology
The most dangerous insects in the world
Mosquitoes, wasps are among the most dangerous beetles in the world. When burning, they transmit disease or venom that kills people.
Biology
700 USD square watermelon / fruit of Japanese farmers
Although there is no outstanding sweetness, square watermelon is still favored by many Japanese farmers because it is easy to store, pack and cut.
Biology
Pastoral Department 'miraculous apple' 4 years without rot, not broken
The apples did not use any pesticides and fertilizers, and did not need to be refrigerated and could be used for up to four years without failing.
Biology
Listening to the people of the net, the Japanese boy was always drinking wild mushrooms growing in the bathroom
Recently, the Chinese social network was stirred up by the disappearance of a foolish Japanese man, after having eaten wild mushrooms growing in the bathroom.
Biology
Sunlight plants parasitize on mushrooms
A species of flowering plants discovered in Japan spends most of its time hiding underground and stealing fungal nutrients to survive instead of photosynthesis like regu…
Biology
Plants mutated genes because of radiation near Fukushima
Four years ago, the disaster of Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan caused serious consequences. But so far, the remaining radioactive substances around this area may…