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Terdapat banyak produk pertanian bertaraf tinggi di Jepun, seperti bawang Welsh, lobak putih dan pear Jepun. Selain itu, beras, bunga, dan ternakan juga mempunyai kedudukan yang tinggi di Jepun.
There are many top-class farm products in Japan, such as Welsh onions, radishes, and pears, while rice, flowers, and stock farming are also ranked high in Japan.
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FFI, yang berpangkalan di Atlanta USA, adalah satu persekutuan syarikat swasta, agensi kerajaan dan agensi bantuan antarabangsa, yang bertujuan untuk mengurangkan kecacatan kelahiran dan kekurangan zat makanan kanak-kanak melalui pengukuhan tepung gandum, tepung jagung dan beras dengan mineral dan vitamin.
Andi has served with the Salim Group for more than 30 years, having held positions in various operating units of the Group as Commissioner, CEO, Executive Director and Non-Executive Director in the chemicals industry, medical care, consumer products and biotechnology.
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Logo Universiti menyerupai perisai berbentuk seperti hujung pena pen. Dalam perisai, terdapat garis-garis melengkung dan menegak, dan betul-betul di tengah-tengah terdapat enam bentuk bujur yang mewakili, antara yang lain, enam bijirin beras.
The University’s logo resembles a shield shaped like the nib of a pen. Within the shield, there are curved and vertical lines, and right in the centre there are six oval shapes that represent, among others, six grains of rice. The background colour of the shield is dark blue while the vertical and curved lines are white. If the logo is on a flag, the background colour surrounding the shield should be light blue.
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Logo Universiti menyerupai perisai berbentuk seperti hujung pena pen. Dalam perisai, terdapat garis-garis melengkung dan menegak, dan betul-betul di tengah-tengah terdapat enam bentuk bujur yang mewakili, antara yang lain, enam bijirin beras.
The University’s logo resembles a shield shaped like the nib of a pen. Within the shield, there are curved and vertical lines, and right in the centre there are six oval shapes that represent, among others, six grains of rice. The background colour of the shield is dark blue while the vertical and curved lines are white. If the logo is on a flag, the background colour surrounding the shield should be light blue.
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Bangunan yang siap dibina pada Jun 1907 dengan bumbung jenis "hip roof" oleh tuan tanah besar Meiji, Genemon Tsushima (bapa kepada Osamu Dazai). Bangunan ini menggunakan kayu sipres Aomori sehingga ke gudang beras.
Shayokan is a building with an irimoya style roof (hip-and-gable roof) built by Gen'emon Tsushima (Osamu Dazai’s father), a major landowner during the Meiji period. The building was completed in June 1907. The whole structure, including the rice storehouse, was made with Japanese cypress wood. It has 11 rooms with an approximate area of 919 square meters on the first floor, and 8 rooms with an approximate area of 383 square meters on the second floor. Including attached buildings and a Japanese garden with ponds, this mansion was very large, at 2,248 square meters. After the Tsushima family gave up the building after the war, the building became an inn called the Shayokan in 1950. A major sightseeing spot in Goshogawara, many fans across the country visited the inn. The former Kanagi-machi township government (later merged with Goshogawara) purchased the structure in March 1996, restored the inn's interior, and re-opened the place as a museum.
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Karya ini juga merujuk pada gambar ‘rangoli’ yang merupakan bagian dari seni dekorasi tradisi rakyat. Gambar-gambar di lantai ini digunakan setiap pagi dengan tepung beras untuk menyambut hari baru dan setengah terhapus – atau hilang sama sekali dalam semalam.
she uses the readymade ceramic ‘votive eyes’ ,( eyes that are used on the idols of the divine) to construct three realities that morph into each other – the past, the present and the future. She does this by superimposing three sets of drawings one above the other, a ‘rangoli’ drawing that refers to ‘tradition’ (the unchanging aspect), a map of the geographical location that she lives in (also unchanging ) and a random line that represents the future .She sees the future as a space for possibilities, things once considered unchangeable can be transformed. By using the votive eyes, traditionally used only for religious objects (which she sees as symbols of oppression), she creates works of art , thereby  restoring ‘beauty’ to where it rightfully belongs, to the secular aesthetic world. This work  also references ‘rangoli’ drawing which is a traditional decorative folk art. These floor drawings are made each morning with rice flour to welcome the new day  and are half- erased or completely wiped away by the night. But every day brings a new drawing, a new beginning.