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Japan’s ‘evaporated’ people: Inside an industry that helps people disappear
[…] n Japan, as some 80,000 people go missing every year, according to data from the National Police Agency. Some are later found, but others vanish completely, becoming what’s described as an “evaporated person” or johatsu-sha. The phenomenon is common … Continue reading
How Big Companies RUINED chocolate!
How Big Chocolate Companies Ruined Chocolate SUBSCRIBE on youtube: http://bit.ly/H2CThat Support: https://patreon.com/h2ct Blog post includes details of chocolates tasted: https://www.howtocookthat.net/public_… My Cookbook: https://bit.ly/ARcookbook Merch: https://www.youtube.com/howtocookthat… How To Cook That Channel: / howtocookthat Business enquiries only: business@howtocookthat.net Hi I am Ann … Continue reading
The Diver | Anderson Wright
On March 11, 2011, the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami devastated the coastal communities of East Japan, claiming nearly 20,000 lives. Yasuo’s wife was never found, but his enduring love for her drives him to continue searching the sea. As the … Continue reading
Meticulous Flat Lays of Vintage Toys and Miniatures Celebrate the History of Play and Design | Colossal
MARCH 22, 2023 GRACE EBERT All images © Jane Housham Jane Housham highlights the varied styles, functions, and contexts of similar items in an approachable entry into the history of design. “There’s a feeling I remember which has to do … Continue reading
Why the dyslexic brain is misunderstood
The brain isn’t naturally wired to read. It’s a task that requires explicit instruction for our brains to activate different areas, including those that control vision, sound, and meaning. For fluent readers, the result is a complicated reading circuit — … Continue reading
