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11/14（六）
JAPAN SUI COLLECTION 京都展呈獻「指尖匠藝，時光之秘」—-2026 年 11 月 7 至 8 日…
日本京都2026年11月14日 /美通社/ — 日本政府內閣府於 2026 年 11 月 7 至 8 日，在京都迎賓館舉辦 JAPAN SUI COLLECTION 日本工藝展「指尖匠藝，時光之秘」（Mastery of Touch, Mystery of Time）。展覽僅限獲邀賓客出席。為期兩天的展覽吸引逾 160 位賓客，包括國際藏家、商界領袖、策展人及文化愛好者。 A fashion presentation produced by Junko Koshino at Mastery of Touch, Mystery of Time, the JAPAN SUI COLLECTION exhibition held on 7–8 November 2026 at the Kyoto State Guest House, organised by the Cabinet Office, Government of Japan. Photo courtesy of the JAPAN SUI COLLECTION. 展覽以「日本之技：蘊於雙手與時光」（Japanese Waza: Residing in Hands and Time）為總主題，展出來自日本各地約 40 件作品，涵蓋漆器、木雕、金屬工藝、陶瓷、紡織品及日本刀。「Sui」一詞承載著日本傳統中的審美意趣與文化故事。展覽從 10 個主題角度探索作品背後的技藝，從雕刻、錘打，到染色、編織及打磨，展現傳統工藝如何在當代生活中不斷演變。 展覽由 Junko Koshino 監製、Toshiaki Kawamata 策展，聚焦「技」（waza）所體現的匠人精神與技藝，以及精通技法及代代傳承所需的歲月。六位工匠即場示範，將植根於武士文化、地方民俗傳統及和服工藝的技法，與當代創意連結起來。 Kouki Matsushima 示範伊賀組紐工藝，將線材精巧編結成和服用的帶締繩。這項技藝昔日用於武士盔甲及刀劍配件，如今在時尚領域開拓出新的用途。Kentaro Inada 展示肥後金屬鑲嵌工藝，運用布目切技法，在僅 1 毫米的範圍內刻出十多道微細凹槽，再嵌入貴金屬。 漆藝家 Yuzo Eto 示範金繼技藝，以漆及金屬粉末修復受損陶瓷；Takuya Niwa 則展示如何不借助機械，單靠雙手仔細鋪放棉纖維，塑造日式坐墊。Shoichi Hashimoto 展示傳統日本民間玩具的多層紙糊工藝及彩繪裝飾。Yohei Kato 示範風彩染。這項當代技藝源自擁有 1,200 年歷史的漸層染色傳統，以風為靈感，呈現自然流暢的色彩漸變。一連串現場示範，讓賓客有機會近距離接觸延續至今的傳統技藝。 參觀者對能夠接觸多元工藝、親眼欣賞工匠創作的機會讚譽有加。一位賓客表示：「最難得的是，我們能在同一個地方欣賞到所有這些傳統藝術作品。」 活動亦邀得享譽國際的太鼓樂團 DRUM TAO，帶來震撼人心的演出。Junko Koshino 以「琳派」為主題，呈獻融合當代設計與日本文化元素的時裝表演，將和服、西陣織及藍染融入其中，並配以 DRUM TAO 的鼓樂節奏。 享譽全球的餐飲品牌 NOBU，以日本料理傳統為本的融合菜式聞名，今次特別推出以京都食材為主題的餐單。菜式包括魚子醬吞拿魚腩他他配山葵豉油，伴以京都蔬菜及九條葱，以及以聖護院蘿蔔入饌的豆紙蔬菜卷。 京都府知事 Takatoshi Nishiwaki 及京都市長 Koji Matsui 亦向賓客致辭，強調京都作為傳統與當代文化交匯之地的重要角色。 JAPAN SUI COLLECTION 由日本政府內閣府於 2025 年推出，旨在彰顯日本工藝及其背後的文化故事。該系列已於京都及巴黎展出，並計劃在歐洲舉辦更多展覽。 更多資訊：https://japan-sui-collection.go.jp/ 按此查看新聞資料及圖片 Guests viewing works at Mastery of Touch, Mystery of Time, the JAPAN SUI COLLECTION exhibition held on 7–8 November 2026 at the Kyoto State Guest House, organised by the Cabinet Office, Government of Japan. Photo courtesy of the JAPAN SUI COLLECTION. Guests observing a live demonstration by a Japanese artisan at Mastery of Touch, Mystery of Time, the JAPAN SUI COLLECTIO
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Yahoo!ニュース11/13（五）
Japan’s dreams of better Russian ties extinguished
As one of Russia’s more provocative politicians, Dmitry Medvedev, wryly noted after his country seized Japan Tobacco Inc’s assets: Smoking kills. It has also likely extinguished Tokyo’s lingering hopes for better relations with Moscow.The move was the latest in a series of provocations that increasi
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Taipei Times11/12（四）
Japan’s military build-up hit by US missile delays and dome…
Japan’s push to strengthen its armed forces is running into headwinds that money alone cannot resolve, analysts warn, pointing to prolonged delays in US weapon shipments and domestic manufacturing bottlenecks that undermine operational readiness. The issues have cast doubt on Tokyo’s ability to meet ambitious force expansion targets as the government prepares to overhaul its defence and security spending priorities. Observers say these setbacks highlight the need for Japan to build up its...
#Japan#United States#Sanae Takaichi#Shinjiro Koizumi#Mitsubishi Heavy Industries#Self-Defence Forces (Japan)
Hong Kong set for more diverse IPO pipeline in 2027, Citigr…
The Hong Kong stock market’s initial public offering (IPO) pipeline is set to become more diverse in 2027 as global investors will show a greater appetite for solid Chinese companies in fields including biotechnology, advanced manufacturing and renewable energy, according to Citigroup. As demand for artificial intelligence-related equities waned, international institutions would remain keen to allocate a large portion of their assets to China’s world-beaters when they listed in Hong Kong, said...
#IPO#Hong Kong stock exchange#China technology#Stocks#Technology#HKEX
南華早報11/11（三）
China grip on prices of critical minerals delays energy-sto…
Price volatility in critical minerals, largely shaped by China’s market, is delaying or derailing nearly one in four energy-storage investments worldwide, according to a new report, highlighting the extent to which strategic materials have become a growing geopolitical flashpoint. Some 23 per cent of investors, lenders, developers and producers said otherwise viable energy-storage projects had been deferred or scrapped because of unpredictable pricing, said a report published by law firm DLA...
#Rare earths#Energy storage#China#Energy#Renewable energy#Commodities
Swire Properties and Thai partner bank on Upper House brand…
Hong Kong-based Swire Properties and its Thai partner City Realty are making an aggressive sales push with wealthy Hongkongers as they promote Upper House-branded residences in Bangkok. With more than 100 flats worth 10 billion baht (US$298 million) sold since the launch in May, the two towers – called the Upper House Residences Bangkok and The Wireless Residences by Upper House – had drawn buyers from Hong Kong, Tokyo, Taipei and Europe, according to the Hong Kong-based developer. Thai citizens...
#International Property#Asia housing and property#Property investment#Swire Group#Tokyo#Thailand
World leaders – but only some – begin talks at UN climate c…
World leaders began arriving on Wednesday to start formal discussions at the United Nations climate change conference in Turkey, hoping to agree on concrete actions to curb global warming after a year of deadly floods, heatwaves and other climate-related disasters. But what can and will be accomplished at the 11-day Conference of the Parties, called Cop31, remains to be seen. Past talks have been criticised for making promises that later fell flat, and some big names are missing from this year’s...
#Climate change#United Nations#United States#Africa#European Union#Americas and the Caribbean
How China’s ‘two-for-one’ diplomatic threat forced Japan’s…
One year after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on a Taiwan contingency froze Beijing-Tokyo ties, a Japanese media report has detailed a failed diplomatic mission to turn the table. The episode, revealed by the Yomiuri newspaper on Sunday, occurred during a meeting in Beijing on November 18 last year between Masaaki Kanai from the Japanese foreign ministry and his Chinese counterpart Liu Jinsong, then head of Asian affairs. The report said Kanai was conveying a message from Takaichi that...
#China-Japan relations#Sanae Takaichi#China#Taiwan#Japan#United States
Inflation jitters throw wrench into US Treasury auction ami…
The latest auction of the 10-year US Treasury drew weak demand from investors after a hot reading on inflation and the prospect of an aggressive rate increase flagged by a Federal Reserve official spurred the most violent bond sell-offs in months. It may also further validate China’s de-dollarisation push to promote the internationalisation of its currency. The batch of the US$42 billion Treasury was sold at 5.02 per cent, higher than the 5.01 per cent yield on the long-end debt on the secondary...
#Bonds#US Federal Reserve#Central banks#Banking & finance#Interest rates#US Treasury
Japan and Vietnam to work together on critical minerals to…
An agreement between Japan and Vietnam to step up cooperation in critical minerals by tapping the Southeast Asian nation’s massive reserves could protect Tokyo from a slowdown in shipments from China, the world’s No 1 source of rare earth metals, analysts said, but replacing China was “unrealistic”. During Vietnamese President To Lam’s visit to Tokyo this week, the two countries released a “joint vision statement” that said both countries had consented to “look into the possibility of...
Letters | Why ‘hurt feelings’ do not convey the depth of Be…
Your October 27 report, “Football star Kylian Mbappe faces huge China backlash over ‘unacceptable’ remark”, prompted me to revisit a long-standing concern about intercultural communication: rendering 伤害中国人民的感情 (shānghài Zhōngguó rénmín de gǎnqíng) as “hurts the feelings of the Chinese people” inadvertently diminishes the seriousness of the objection. I served for more than two-and-a-half years as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guizhou, where I developed a deep appreciation for Chinese history,...
Why mainland China investors are finding better returns abr…
Mainland Chinese mutual funds investing overseas have delivered sharply diverging returns this year, with products tied to energy and US stocks outperforming while funds tracking Hong Kong equities lagged behind. Energy-linked funds topped the rankings among outbound investment products under the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) programme, according to financial data provider Wind. The performance reflects a 50 per cent surge in crude oil prices in 2026 after US strikes on Iran...
#China stock market#Stocks#Investing#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Energy#China
Japan to fortify denial capabilities with US in defence str…
Japan is considering including a commitment to strengthening its “capabilities to deny” an adversary’s aggression in coordination with the United States in a major defence policy document to be revised later this year, government sources said on Tuesday. The basic guidelines for the National Defence Strategy will also call for expanded Japan-US cooperation to strengthen the defence industrial base and deeper security ties with like-minded countries, the sources said. The National Security...
#Japan#US-Japan relations#Defence#Sanae Takaichi#Russia#China
Will China’s maritime moves push Japan and South Korea clos…
China’s growing naval presence in the waters between Japan and South Korea could give the two neighbours a new incentive to overcome long-standing historical tensions and strengthen security cooperation, according to analysts. A reported sharp increase in Chinese warships and coastguard vessels passing through the strait that separates the two countries, some operating alongside Russian forces, has raised concerns about Beijing’s expanding maritime reach. The strait, which links the East China...
#Japan#South Korea#China-Japan relations#China-South Korea relations#Defence#China’s military
11/10（二）
Hong Kong fencer Harris Ho makes Youth Olympic Games histor…
Making history is becoming something of a habit for Hong Kong’s Harris Ho Shing-him, who has claimed the city’s first fencing gold at a Youth Olympic Games. A member of the men’s foil team that claimed a rare silver medal at the Asian Games, the 17-year-old sealed his individual foil title in Dakar on Monday, despite losing his first bout of the day. Ho overcame a 5-2 defeat at the hands of Aris Kiayias in his opening match in Pool 1, eventually turning the tables on his Cypriot rival in the...
#Harris Ho Shing-him#Japan#Hong Kong#Asian Games#Su Tsz-tung#Youth Olympic Games
Why is Vietnam’s To Lam in Japan? AI, chips and nuclear pow…
Vietnam’s To Lam is expected to use his visit to Japan this week to expand trade and investment options with Tokyo, especially in technology, amid continued uncertainty surrounding America’s future policy direction. After talks with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in Tokyo on Monday, the two leaders pledged to speed up public-private cooperation on critical minerals, with a joint statement calling economic security a top priority in bilateral relations and promising deeper cooperation on...
Japan busts fake cell tower used in phishing scheme targeti…
A Chinese man was referred to prosecutors on Monday for allegedly disrupting a major mobile carrier’s services in Tokyo’s Ginza shopping district with a rogue cell tower device, with police investigating possible links to a phishing scheme using illegal radio signals. Yu Hai, 31, an unemployed resident of Tokyo’s Kita ward, was arrested on Saturday allegedly in the act of operating a base station without a licence, using the device from a car parked on a Ginza street to emit radio signals to...
11/9（一）
民視新聞網偏綠赴日本掃貨注意！新制上路「買完不能直接退」退稅流程一次看
生活中心／曾婕畇報導日本是許多台灣人喜愛的出國旅遊目的地之一，從藥妝、服飾到電器用品，購物免稅優惠一直是旅客赴日消費時關注的重點。不過，日本自11月1日起正式調整免稅購物政策，從過去的結帳免稅制，全面改為「先付後退」的退稅機制，並將取消消費品的特殊包裝規定，不過食品、飲料及化妝品等商品，仍不能在日本境內使用或消耗後申請.....
Japan targets viral ‘Shorinji racing’ social media pranks h…
A viral social media prank targeting Japanese police is sweeping across the country, with children as young as seven being caught in the act. Known as “Shorinji racing”, the trend involves minors shouting “Shorinji-ja” (“We are Shorinji”) at police officers in person or through false emergency calls from public telephones while peers record them, according to Jiji Press. Some have kicked doors and torn down posters at local police boxes, or koban. The perpetrators then flee or hang up before...
A doctor was murdered in South Korea. 8 years on, ‘nothing…
Nearly eight years after a psychiatrist’s murder prompted South Korea to pass a new law that increased penalties for assaulting medical staff, another attack this month has doctors asking why the country’s hospitals are still unsafe. The attack at Severance Hospital in Seoul last Wednesday left the victim, a psychiatry professor surnamed Kang, with a severe hand injury that required surgery and cuts to his face and head. South Korea’s leading medical bodies have called for urgent new security...
Is the PLA rehearsing operations to keep US forces out of a…
Recent mainland Chinese naval deployments in the western Pacific and South China Sea have raised questions over whether Beijing is rehearsing operations to stop US and allied forces from intervening in a Taiwan conflict, according to analysts. Beijing has not announced any large-scale drill in relation to recent People’s Liberation Army (PLA) naval activities. But a November 6 assessment by US-based think tank the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) said the PLA could be conducting a major...
#China’s military drills#The Philippines#Guam#United States#Japan#South China Sea
Strong earthquake hits central Japan, injuring at least 22
A strong earthquake shook central Japan early yesterday, shattering store windows, causing people to flee buildings and leaving at least 22 people injured, local media said.Japan’s Meteorological Agency put the quake’s magnitude at 5.7, while the US Geological Survey reported it at magnitude 5.5. Sm
11/8（日）
Japan man with ‘grudge against society’ stabs bookshop work…
Japanese police arrested a 33-year-old man who admitted to stabbing a bookshop worker in Osaka on Sunday, a spokesman said, adding that the suspect said he “held a grudge against society”. The man, identified as Satoshi Okamoto, allegedly used a kitchen knife to stab the worker – who called police immediately afterwards – at a branch of national chain Maruzen & Junkudo in the heart of Japan’s second largest city. Police did not elaborate on the victim’s condition, but there was no fear for his...
