Feb 21, 2017
Small phreatic eruption at Idogahama, a beach on the NW coast of Iwo-jima, 19 October 2001. The crater is about 10 m long and 2-3 m deep.
Photo by Mr. Odai and Mr. Nakahori, JMA.
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Small phreatic eruption at Idogahama, a beach on the NW coast of Iwo-jima, 19 October 2001. The crater is about 10 m long and 2-3 m deep.
Photo by Mr. Odai and Mr. Nakahori, JMA.
Submarine volcanism off the SE coast of Iwo-jima, 21 September 2001. A pyroclastic cone that rose above the sea surface is visible at the site furthest to the right. Photo by of Mr. Odai, JMA.
Casal imperial visita Ioto em homenagem aos mortos da Segunda Guerra Mundial
Ioto, Ogasawara, Japão, 7 de abril de 2025 – NHK – O imperador do Japão, Naruhito, e a imperatriz Masako visitaram a ilha de Ioto nesta segunda-feira (7) para homenagear os mortos da Segunda Guerra Mundial. Esta é a primeira vez que o casal imperial realiza uma visita oficial ao local, que ficou marcado como cenário de uma das batalhas mais sangrentas da guerra. A visita ocorre no ano em que se…
Cerimônia memorial é realizada pelo Japão e EUA por mortos na guerra em Ioto
Cerimônia memorial é realizada pelo Japão e EUA por mortos na guerra em Ioto
Cerimônia memorial é realizada pelo Japão e EUA por mortos na guerra em Ioto Grupos de pessoas do Japão e dos Estados Unidos realizaram uma cerimônia memorial na ilha do Pacífico de Ioto, para soldados que morreram em uma feroz batalha durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial. Cerca de 21.900 soldados japoneses e cerca de 6.800 militares americanos perderam suas vidas na ilha, também conhecida como…
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NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE curated by Andreas Heusser featuring nothing by Piero Manzoni and a performance by Industry of the Ordinary
The NO SHOW MUSEUM is mobile exhibition space in a restored and customized European post bus (mail van), that has been shipped to America with the mission to spread nothing in the New World. This mobile museum will be parked in front of Defibrillator Gallery [1463 W Chicago Avenue] on Saturday, September 17th at 7PM, while an exhibition inside the gallery will feature the work of Italian Arte Povera artist, Piero Manzoni. Swiss conceptual artist and curator of No Show Museum, Andreas Heusser, will guide visitors through the exhibition and give an illuminating introduction (lecture performance) on the art of nothing. NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE is a special No Show Museum 2016 edition presenting works which do not and cannot exist featuring contemporary artists from around the world. Chicago’s Industry of the Ordinary will also present a work embracing the impossible and inspired by nothing, in particular.
SAT 17 SEP | 7PM | nothing is FREE and open to the public
Karson may seem on the outside like a normal girl from Santa Barabra; but the outside can lead people to think the wr...
So I hopefully fixed Chapter One? Wanna Read It???? Oh thats right......... Probaly not
Gone. #ioto #ordinaryprojects