Aquila | Japan
High five! Islands of Japan - Hokkaido Honshu Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa archipelago fault lines tectonic plates Shibuya Scramble Crossing Mount Fuji Tokyo Skytree Tokaido Way Shinkansen bullet train 88 Temple Pilgrimage / Use your Noodle! - ramen instant noodles diffusion rehydrate kansui alkaline salt gluten - diffusion experiment using hot and cold water / Tokyo Days - a week in Edward's life in Tokyo / Manga drawing tutorial - meet illustrator Takayo Akiyama draw heads faces expressions bodies simple story structure / Gods of the Rising Sun - Shinto and Buddhist gods / Bullet trains - Shinkansen track curve radius tunnel boom shock wave aerodynamics pantograph maglev magnetic levitation / History (and future) of vending machines - robotic shops Hero of Alexandria Percival Everitt Horn & Hardart automat food dispenser / Origami fox Paku-paku Kitsune flapping-mouth fox / Samurai - the Way of the Warrior - warrior class saburau bushi feudal lords katana blade wakizashi dagger bushido code of conduct ninja Genpei War Shogun Minamoto no Yoritomo Tokugawa clan / The Moustache Olympics story by Noah Weisz / Win Japanese hampers - Black Jack by Osamu Tezuka, Studio Ghibli mousemat and film poster, bamboo sushi-making kit, Japanese candies, signed copy So You Want to be a Ninja? by Takayo Akiyama
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Aquila Japan.