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Editors' PicksArts & Culture

Americans See the World through Literature in Translation

Americans are continually interested in what’s happening in the rest of the world, and this interest is r...
Mar 29, 2019VIEW
Science & Technology

NASA Schedules Its First Women-Only Spacewalk

U.S. space agency NASA will send astronauts Anne McClain, 39, and Christina Koch, 40, on NASA’s first wom...
Mar 21, 2019VIEW
Editors' PicksEducation & Study Abroad

Spring-Related Idioms

This article is only available in Japanese....
Mar 21, 2019VIEW
Education & Study Abroad

Cooking-Related Idioms

This article is only available in Japanese. The original English version of this article is here on Share...
Mar 20, 2019VIEW
Editors' PicksScience & Technology

A "Thinking Tractor" and Other Smart Farm Gadgets

New agricultural technology from U.S. companies is rapidly changing life on the farm while increasing har...
Mar 19, 2019VIEW
Science & Technology

A High Schooler Discovered Thousands of Golf Balls Polluting California's Coastal Waters

SMITHSONIAN.COM In 2017, a teenage diver named Alex Weber was exploring a small cove off the coast of ...
Mar 13, 2019VIEW
Editors' PicksBusinessScience & Technology

The Accidental Invention of Bubble Wrap

SMITHSONIAN.COM When a very young Howard Fielding carefully cradled his father’s unusual invention, he...
Mar 7, 2019VIEW
Featured VideosInterview VideosEducation & Study Abroad

Interview with Minister-Counselor for Public Affairs Carolyn Glassman - Part 4

A U.S. Embassy intern asks Minister-Counselor for Public Affairs Carolyn Glassman for her advice for youn...
Mar 4, 2019VIEW
Education & Study Abroad

Money-Related Idioms, Part 2

This article is only available in Japanese. The original English version of this article is here on Share...
Mar 4, 2019VIEW
Education & Study Abroad

Money-Related Idioms, Part 1

This article is only available in Japanese. The original English version of this article is here on Share...
Mar 4, 2019VIEW
Editors' PicksSocial Issues

U.S. rescuers stand ready to find earthquake survivors

When two fire captains in a suburb of Washington check earthquake apps on their smartphones, their intere...
Mar 1, 2019VIEW
Editors' PicksEducation & Study Abroad

Weather-Related Idioms

This article is only available in Japanese. The original English version of this article is here on Share...
Feb 26, 2019VIEW
Featured VideosInterview VideosU.S.-Japan Relations

Interview with Minister-Counselor for Public Affairs Carolyn Glassman - Part 3

A U.S. Embassy intern talks to Minister-Counselor for Public Affairs Carolyn Glassman about her life as a...
Feb 21, 2019VIEW
Editors' PicksEducation & Study Abroad

Tree-Related Idioms

This article is only available in Japanese. The original English version of this article is here on Share...
Feb 19, 2019VIEW
Editors' PicksU.S.-Japan Relations

My One-on-One Experience with an American Diplomat

Having been born and raised in the Philippines myself, I was excited to meet and interview Carolyn Glassm...
Feb 5, 2019VIEW
Featured VideosInterview VideosU.S.-Japan Relations

Interview with Minister-Counselor for Public Affairs Carolyn Glassman - Part 2

A U.S. Embassy intern talks to Minister-Counselor for Public Affairs Carolyn Glassman about her pets and ...
Jan 30, 2019VIEW
Editors' PicksEducation & Study Abroad

Bee-Related Idioms

This article is only available in Japanese. The original English version is here on ShareAmerica....
Jan 28, 2019VIEW
SportsSocial Issues

Paralympian John Register Shares “New Normal” Mindset for Hurdling Life’s Obstacles

When John Register qualified for the Olympic trials for hurdles in 1988 and 1992, he was flying high and ...
Jan 28, 2019VIEW

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