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Ex-fighter plane maker takes off for new ventures with luxury hotel in suburban Tokyo The Mainichi © The Mainichi Hiroyuki Sakamoto, director and COO of Tachihi Hospitality Management Co., is seen in front of the hotel s entrance in Tachikawa, Tokyo. (Mainichi/Tomoko Kagawa)
TACHIKAWA, Tokyo While the tourism industry in Japan suffers amid the coronavirus pandemic, a recently opened, aviation-themed hotel in this suburban west Tokyo city is flying against the headwinds.
Once upon a time, Tachikawa was called the town of the sky because of its prosperous aviation industry. With this history, what brought about its new urban resort Sorano Hotel? From the hot spring infinity pool on the hotel s rooftop guests can gaze up at blue skies dappled with white clouds and cast their eyes down verdant greens stretching across an expansive park. The hotel is situated beside Showa Memorial Park in Tachikawa, a 30-minute ride on the Chuo Line from Shinjuku Station
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IMAGE: Researchers aboard the research vessel Mirai watched water vapor rise from the Chukchi Sea, resembling the mist that rises from a hot bath in a cold room. The Pacific Ocean. view more
Credit: Photo by Jun Inoue, National Institute of Polar Research, CC BY-SA.
Experts in Japan recently discovered that atmospheric conditions near Alaska can affect sea ice conditions in the Arctic Ocean months later. The team used various data, including ship-based data from 2018, to uncover how a single atmospheric event over the northern Pacific Ocean caused significantly delayed sea ice formation in the Pacific Arctic region. Global warming is going on, so the global mean surface air temperature is increasing, but compared to that trend, the Arctic is warming twice or more as fast, said Assistant Professor Tsubasa Kodaira, first author of the recent research publication and an expert in applied physical oceanography from the University of Tokyo.
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