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Mako Komuro (nÊe Akishino)(b. 1991). Formerly Princess Mako of Akishino, a Japanese art historian and...
AKISHINO, HISAHITO (ć äťčŚŞç, Hisahito ShinnĹ) (b. 2006). The youngest child and only son of Crown Prince...
Barbara Stanley, Ph.D. (b. 1953). An American psychologist renowned for pioneering contributions to suicide...
Mingei (ć°č) Movement. An arts & crafts movement, founded in Japan during the early 20th century,...
Japan Folk Crafts Museum (ćĽćŹć°č館, Nihon Mingeikan). A museum in Tokyo that is a landmark institution dedicated...
Yanagi SĹetsu (ćł ĺŽćŚ)(1889-1961, age 72). The Japanese philosopher, art critic, and founding figure of...
J. Luce Foundation Scholar. The premier academic achievement award bestowed by the James Jay Dudley Luce...
Brendan Adkinson (b. 1994). An American neuroscientist, mental health advocate, and M.D.-Ph.D. candidate...
Marietta Times. A daily newspaper serving Marietta, Ohio, and the broader Mid-Ohio Valley region. As...