KOMATSU DOME
viewed from the DAIWA department store.
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Komatsu
Komatsu Ishikawa Japan.
Komatsu has way more than I expected. We just scratched the surface of all the things you can see and do.
We started our day at Kibagata park, from there we enjoyed the beautiful Natadera. We finished our day with the really cool, but scary Hanibe Gankutsuin!
A must see.
Yasumi in Komatsu
*Muita neve no Japan, e muita saudadiiiii no Brasil...*
Sigam-me no instagram: @fermatsunaga
Beautiful park in Komatsu Japan
Trini in Japan
driving komatsu
driving in komatsu
Japan: This building has been 'earthquake-proofed' with carbon fibre
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The building of Komatsu Seiren in Nomi City, Ishikawa has been 'earthquake-proofed' using carbon and glass fibre, as shown by footage shot on Thursday. The interior of the offices have now been turned into a museum called 'Fab Labo'.
SOT, Kohsuke Togashi, Manager, Komatsu Seiren Co. (in Japanese): This design is made with a combination of carbon fibre and glass fibre. Carbon fibre is known for the strength of pulling, but its weakness is when it is bent. To cover up the weakness, we also integrate with glass fibre.
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Earthquake proof: Japan building made quake-safe by curtain of cables anchoring it down - TomoNews
NOMI, JAPAN — A giant curtain of special cables is the latest earthquake-proofing innovation to come out of Japan, and it combines both functionality and sleek design.
With Japan's location along the Pacific Ring of Fire making it prone to earthquakes, citizens are continually finding ways to protect the country's infrastructure.
CNN reports that textile company Komatsu Seiren has created threads made from thermoplastic carbon fiber composite, which are braided to form a strong yet flexible rod that's as strong as iron, but 90 percent lighter.
The rods have been installed outside the company's building - draping all around the structure and essentially tethering the roof to the ground. They are also inside the building, and serve to strengthen the interior walls.
When the ground shifts from side to side during an earthquake, the rods stretch and pull the structure back in the opposite direction to prevent shaking.
The project is a collaboration between Komatsu and Tokyo-based architectural design firm Kengo Kuma. It will soon be used to reinforce Zenkoji Temple in Nagano, one of Japan's oldest temples.
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Blue Moon 20100330 Komatsu city Japan ブルームーン
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Blue Moon 20100330 Komatsu city Japan
Quake proof: Thousands of cables anchor down Japan building to protect it from quakes - TomoNews
NOMI, JAPAN — A giant curtain of special cables is the latest earthquake-proofing innovation to come out of Japan, and it combines both functionality and sleek design.
With Japan's location along the Pacific Ring of Fire making it prone to earthquakes, citizens are continually finding ways to protect the country's infrastructure.
CNN reports that textile company Komatsu Seiren has created threads made from thermoplastic carbon fiber composite, which are braided to form a strong yet flexible rod that's as strong as iron, but 90 percent lighter.
The rods have been installed outside the company's building - draping all around the structure and essentially tethering the roof to the ground. They are also inside the building, and serve to strengthen the interior walls.
When the ground shifts from side to side during an earthquake, the rods stretch and pull the structure back in the opposite direction to prevent shaking.
The project is a collaboration between Komatsu and Tokyo-based architectural design firm Kengo Kuma. It will soon be used to reinforce Zenkoji Temple in Nagano, one of Japan's oldest temples.
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일본의 휴일에 가장 붐비는 곳은 온천지역 이사카와현의 온천은 특히 오랜 역사로 유명한 곳이다. 1300년 온천의 역사와 함께 한 여관, 호시료칸이다. 여관의 일본발음인 ‘료칸’은 일본의 전통적은 숙박시설이다. “어서 오십시오. 이쪽으로” 가장 먼저 안내받은 곳은 정원이 보이는 방. “어서 오십시오. 과자입니다.” 우리말로 손님을 맞이하는 여종업원이 인상적이다. 718년에 개업을 한 호시료칸은 단 한 번도 자리를 옮기지 않고 한 장소를 고집하고 있다. 1300년의 세월을 견뎌온 땅과 물과 나무들. 마치 정물화를 보는 듯한 느낌의 방. 긴 세월 한결같이 편안한 쉼터가 돼준 방이다. 46대째 여관을 이어오고 있는 호시 젠고로씨. 손님이 떠나는 날이면 아직도 직접 인사를 한다. 46대째까지 여관주인의 이름은 모두 호시젠고로. 같은 주인의 이름으로 1300년을 유지한 한결같은 마음이 오늘의 호시료칸을 만든 힘이다.
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The most crowded places on holidays in Japan's hot springs spa area yisaka Prefecture is famous for its long history in particular. One with the history of the 1300 hot spring inn, the Hoshi Ryokan. Japanese pronunciation of the Inns of 'ryokan' is traditionally Japanese accommodation. Welcome. This way, the first place is room guides who looks the garden. Welcome. Sweets, the waitress to greet guests with an impressive Korean. Hoshi Ryokan was a practitioner in 718 years has insisted on one place without moving a single place even once. The years of 1300 gyeondyeoon land, water and trees. The feeling of the room, looking like a still life. Years have consistently comfortable shelter dwaejun room. 46 generations in blast furnaces Mr. Hoshi Ryokan yieoohgo Zen. If guests are still leaving me directly greet. 46 generations until all the name of the landlord Hoshi Zen blast furnace. Maintaining unwavering heart in 1300 in the name of such owner is a force created by the Hoshi Ryokan today.
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日本の休日に最も混雑場所は温泉地域石川県の温泉は特に長い歴史で有名なところである。 1300年春の歴史と一緒にした旅館、星旅館である。旅館の日本発音である「旅館」は、日本の伝統的は宿泊施設である。 「いらっしゃいませ。こちらで「一番最初に案内されたのは庭が見える部屋。 「いらっしゃいませ。菓子です。 韓国語でゲストを迎える女性従業員が印象的である。 718年に開業をした星旅館は一度も席を移動せずに一つの場所に固執している。 1300年の歳月を耐えてきた土地と水と木々。まるで静物画を見るような感じの部屋。長い年月一様に快適な避難所がなってくれた部屋である。 46代目旅館を続けている星ジェン五郎さん。ゲストが去る日であれば、まだ直接挨拶をする。 46代目まで宿主の名前はすべて星ジェン五郎。同じ所有者の名前で1300年を維持した一途な心が、今日の星旅館を作った力である。
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■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 백항규 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2011년 11월 November
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Hurricane over football field in japan
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Komatsu Murata party 2008 part 2
its a murata matsuri in koatsu ishikawa-japan
where i work.
Joy Global officially takes new name: Komatsu Mining Corporation
The Tokyo-based company last year bought Milwaukee's Joy Global in a $3.7 billion deal. That purchase was finalized last month.
Casinos, Komatsu and Streetcars
Welcome to this week’s fastest minute in construction. I’m Nate Beck, Daily Reporter staff writer.
Let’s dig into the news
After years in limbo, plans for a new Ho-Chunk Casino in Beloit are moving forward.
The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs recently advanced an environmental review of the $400 million project and opened a public comment period on the plans. The project calls for building a casino and resort along Interstate 39, half a mile from the illinois border.
If the BIA signs off on the project this spring, it’ll head to the desk of Governor-elect Tony Evers, who has indicated he’d approve plans for the casino.
A city of Milwaukee committee this week favored financing packages to support two developments in the city’s Harbor District.
They are: a $285 million Komatsu mining headquarters and a $50 million mixed use project led by Brownsville utility contractor Michels Corp.
Milwaukee could kick in a combined $47 million to support both projects, if the city’s common council signs off next week. The Michels project is a multi-phase development complete with an office tower called River 1, which aims to break ground in three months.
The Komatsu headquarters, meanwhile, includes manufacturing and office space and could be the largest industrial urban development taking place in the U.S.
Milwaukee this week missed out on a federal grant that would have paid for a new street car line running to the recently completed Fiserv Forum.
The city sought a grant that would have paid for half of the $40 million expansion to the arena, in an effort to build the line in time for the 2020 Democratic National Convention, which Milwaukee is competing to host.
The federal BUILD grant picked 91 projects as part of $1.5 billion in awards. Milwaukee’s proposal was one of nearly 900 that the feds considered.
That’s it for this week’s punch list, we’ll see you next week.
Typhoon Kamakura, Japan 100809/Swanica
Typhoon in Japan on October 8, 2009; high waves, very strong wind, lots of rain.
Komatsu Murata party 2008
this is a video about the event in murata komatsu.
Driving in Komatsu City
Enjoying the adorable roads in Komatsu city, Ishikawa prefecture.
no dust, no traffic jams, no old cars in the street, sinalization - paradise for any driver!