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- (12/5) Tips for Better Writing
- AUDIO Tips for Better Writing From VOA Learning English, this is the Education Report. Today we continue our series of expert suggestions for academic writing. Our guest is Jennifer Ahern-Dodson, assistant professor of the Practice in Writing Studies at Duke University in North Carolina. Ms. Ahern-Dodson starts a conversation with both students and professors planning to write a paper or essay. She asks about their earlier writing experiences. Were they negative or positive? She advises that you are not alone if you have had problems with your writing. She says everyone struggles with writing. “Writing is hard. All writers struggle at some point. And even if writing has come easily for you, at some point in your work as a student, that eventually you’re going to hit a roadblock. And so part of what I like to get folks thinking about is besides writing’s hard for everybody – is to really take a moment to think about their past writing experiences. And when the writing is going well, what was happening? When the writing wasn’t going well, what was happening?” She says most people’s negative writing experiences happened because a very specific formula is required for a paper including an exact length. “And so they primarily focus on, and worry about, what the final product has to look like, like how many pages for a research essay? Or if it is in the second or third language, you know, punctuation and grammar, like whether it gets communicated in the right language. “And so focusing on the end makes it really hard to get started.” Another problem can arise when the need to do well on a paper is extremely important. “…like a timed essay exam, or a college application essay, or a research paper that is at the end of the semester, and it’s tied to the entire grade for the class. So worrying about what will happen if they don’t do well – get bad grades, don’t get into college creates, of course, significant anxiety. And that can make it harder to get the writing done.” Then she and the people she’s helping move to more positive projects. She says usually when writing comes easily, the writers feel they have something important to say. The teacher advises asking yourself questions. What personal understanding of the subject can you bring to your paper? Why is this subject important? For whom is it meaningful? Who will be reading it? “…Think about who your audience is, and what it is that you really want to say to them. And what that can do is help you switch from the final product and what it can look like (to) really more on what you have to offer, your particular perspective.” She says that is an important change for all writers. And that’s the VOA Learning English Education Report. Coming soon: Jennifer Ahern-Dodson talks about doing research, sitting down to write and sharing your writing with others.
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- (12/4) Make a Memory Palace to Improve Your English
- AUDIO Make a Memory Palace to Improve Your English Sherlock Holmes is an imaginary private detective created by British writer Arthur Conan Doyle in the late 1880s. Doyle’s stories about the detective have been turned into movies and television shows. One of Sherlock Holmes’ great skills is a powerful memory. In a recent BBC television series, the character uses a memory technique called a “mind palace” or “memory palace.” On one show, for example, Holmes has been severely wounded in a shooting and retreats into his mind to search for ways to survive. He visits rooms in his mind palace, looking for helpful memories. In one room, he finds his childhood dog, and the memory helps calm the detective. The memory palace idea was not a BBC creation. The method for remembering has existed for thousands of years. Many language educators today teach their students how to use the method to improve their language skills. But what exactly is a memory palace? It is a real structure, such as a home or building, that you can picture in your head. You then imagine placing things you want to remember inside the structure. You can use a memory palace to remember words, phrases, facts, or even the order of events. If you can see the inside of a house or building in your mind, you can make your own memory palace. On today’s Education Tips, we will show you how. Making your palace Start with a list of words or phrases that you want to remember. Then, close your eyes and choose a physical space that you know well, such as your home, a school you attended, or a current or former workplace. If your chosen space has only one or two rooms, do not worry. You can also use things like doors, passageways, steps or other permanent places along the physical path. The next step is to imagine walking through the space using the path that you would normally take through it. As you walk through, put objects that you want to remember at specific places along the path. Leave the objects there to pick up later when you visit your memory palace. Now, let’s try this technique by using six ingredients for a pizza: flour, water, dry yeast, tomato sauce, cheese and basil. Close your eyes and picture a home. First, you open the front door and see a bag of flour on the floor. The bag is broken and some of the flour has spilled. You are worried that you might slip, so you carefully step over the area. Second, you walk into your bedroom. On top of your bed sits a cup of water. The cup is shaped like an upside-down piece of pizza. You think about how funny that is and laugh about it. Third, as you enter the living room, you see a very large spoon of dry yeast sitting on the sofa. The spoon is watching a cooking show on television. Fourth, while standing in the living room, you notice the room has a strange smell to it. You look above the television and see a block of cheese hanging on the wall. Fifth, you walk into the kitchen and see two tomatoes chasing each other around the room. Suddenly, they crash and explode, covering the floor in red. And sixth, you open the back door and go outside. There, you see a group of very tall green basil plants. In a funny voice, the tallest plant says, “Choose me! Choose me!” Did you notice anything strange about the palace? It was full of extraordinary and humorous imagery. We will say more about that in a few minutes. But first, let’s check how well our technique worked. See if you can answer these questions: 1-What was on the wall above the television? 2-Where were the tomatoes and what were they doing? 3-Which object was sitting on the bed? 4-Where was the yeast and what was it doing? 5-Which ingredient spoke and what did it say? 6-What did you see when you opened the front door? My guess is that you remembered everything in our memory palace. That’s good news. Make memory strong Experts offer some advice for making strong memory palaces. For instance, if you want to remember a lot of words, memory trainer Anthony Metivier suggests first drawing a simple map of your memory palace. Then, number the places along your path where you will put the things that you want to remember. You can put more than one thing in each room or area. Later, you will add the mental imagery. English teacher James, of the YouTube channel JamesESL English Lessons, has additional advice. In his video on memory palaces, he says that there are three keys to a strong memory palace. They are: emotion, movement, and connections between the object and something permanent. Both he and Metivier say imagining things in a humorous or crazy way improves your ability to remember them. These experts also agree that connecting images to actions or movement will create lasting memories. For instance, the tomatoes were chasing each other and the basil spoke. And finally, teacher James suggests placing the objects next to or on something permanent in your palace. Beds, sofas, floors, walls, doors – all of these are permanent. The block of cheese was on the wall, for example. Now, it’s your turn. Pick a list of English words or phrases that you have trouble remembering and try this method on your own.
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- (12/3) In Uganda, Cost of Attending School Keeps Children Home
- AUDIO In Uganda, Cost of Attending School Keeps Children Home The World Bank said last year that 54 percent of adults in Africa south of the Sahara Desert ranked the issue of paying school costs higher than medical or other costs. The aid organization said school fees were the biggest financial worry for 40 percent of people in Uganda. In that country, a top government-supported school reportedly costs $700 for a three-month term. That is a lot of money in a country where yearly economic activity per person was $864 in 2023. World Bank information shows that African countries in the area also have the highest rates of children out of school in the world. Parents in Uganda report unpredictable increases in the cost of attending school, or tuition, as a cause of tension. Some critics are calling for laws to protect parents from exploitation. The Equal Opportunities Commission is a government agency that reports on the issues of inequality and discrimination. It released a report in September that called for punishment against government-supported schools that demand fees that are too high. It warned that arbitrarily raising fees can force children to ｄrop out of school. The Uganda Bureau of Statistics says that children’s attendance in early grades is about 68 percent. But the percentage falls to 22 percent for secondary school. The main reason given is financial difficulty. Uganda has a program of secondary education for all students. It was introduced in 2007. However, schools are not in good condition. The schools usually do not require tuition, but parents must pay for uniforms, textbooks and other costs. Private schools are more popular but also more costly. Spokesperson for the Ministry of Education Dennis Mugimba said the government is not interested in making rules about prices. Mugimba said setting private school fees is “purely administrative and it is adjusted according to the business environment.” But he said costs linked to “capital development” should not be the responsibility of parents. The number of private schools across Uganda has increased. The Associated Press (AP) reports that they are now a majority of the country’s schools. But some people with ties to education say placing importance on the profitability of education as a business is worrying. Fagil Mandy is a former inspector of schools. Mandy said there should be standardized rules to make school fees predictable for everyone. It is normal for both private and government-supported schools to request money for many projects. These can include buying a bus or purchasing laboratory equipment. One student’s story Shalom Mirembe is a student who spoke to the AP. Her mother takes care of four children. Her father recently died. The school Mirembe attends near Kampala costs $300 per term. But her mother sends Mirembe to school without paying. She is depending on the mercy of officials. But Joanita Seguya, a teacher at Wampewo Ntakke Secondary, said schools are taking measures to bar students from school if their parents do not pay. Seguya said of the school’s 2100 students, 400 are from families that struggle to pay fees. Twenty-year-old Mirembe is taking her final exams this year. At one point, school officials were going to bar her from school because her mother had failed to pay the fees. But when school administrators found out that her father had died recently, they permitted her to return. Some of her teachers attended the funeral. But other families are not so fortunate. Moses Serikomawa is jobless with seven children. He said paying $200 in school fees each term is too much when the family lacks food sometimes. But he added, “The children still want to go back to school.”
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- [12/5] 中新健康丨小心！这个肺部“隐形杀手”经常被误判为感冒
- 中新网北京11月25日电(记者 张尼)秋冬季，呼吸道疾病高发，不少人会出现干咳、气短等症状。通常人们以为这些与感冒或者肺炎相关，但它可能与另一个隐匿的疾病有关，那就是间质性肺病。它会悄然侵袭肺部，最终导致肺功能不可逆的损伤。 体检季到来，北京朝阳医院风湿免疫科主任医师孟娟接受中新健康采访时提醒，如果CT报告出现磨玻璃影、炎症改变、纤维化改变等字眼，同时有关节痛等多系统症状，需要警惕。 什么是间质性肺病？ “间质性肺病其实是肺的组织结构发生了病变。” 孟娟解释说，肺包括气管和肺泡，周围有间质成分，这些成分发生病变就会引起间质性肺病。这类疾病病因多样，其中免疫系统异常是重要诱因之一。当免疫系统出现紊乱，将自身组织误认为“敌人”进行攻击时，就可能引发结缔组织病相关的间质性肺病。 “也就是说自身的成分自己不认识自己了，导致自己打自己，在肺间质上发生损害。” 容易被当成感冒 间质性肺病的早期症状往往不明显，极易被忽视或误诊。患者最常见的初期表现是干咳、活动后气短，很多患者会误以为是感冒或普通感染，从而延误诊治。 “很多病人有多次就诊记录，开始都当感冒治，后来发现常规治疗效果不佳。等到完善肺部高分辨率CT检查时，才发现是间质性肺病。” 孟娟强调，该病的诊断主要依靠肺部高分辨率CT，通过CT影像，医生可以区分以炎症为主的间质性肺炎和以纤维化为主的肺纤维化。 “肺纤维化就是肺变硬了。”孟娟形象地比喻，“有点像蜂窝煤，我们称为蜂窝样改变。这时的肺千疮百孔，患者会出现咳嗽、气短、呼吸困难等症状，严重影响生活质量。” 中老年人群需警惕 间质性肺病在中老年人群中更为常见，而结缔组织病相关的间质性肺病则因具体疾病类型不同，发病率存在较大差异。 孟娟强调，对于已确诊结缔组织病的患者，如类风湿关节炎、系统性红斑狼疮、硬皮病等，需要特别警惕间质性肺病的可能。“类风湿关节炎不仅是关节受累，它是全身多系统可受累的自身免疫病，肺就是重要靶器官之一。” 她提醒，当患者出现多系统症状时，比如，既有肺部表现，又出现特殊皮疹(如“技工手”——手指侧面出现粗糙皮疹)、关节症状等，应考虑结缔组织病相关的间质性肺病可能。 “间质性肺病的治疗需要‘双管齐下’，既要治疗结缔组织病，也要治疗间质性肺病，我们称之为‘双达标’。” 孟娟介绍，免疫治疗可以控制原发病，延缓肺病进展，而对于已出现纤维化的患者，则需要加用抗纤维化药物。 值得注意的是，如果不经规范治疗，约50%的患者五年生存率会下降。疾病的严重程度直接影响患者的生活质量和寿命。孟娟表示，如果到疾病终末期才就诊，因并发症增多，治疗费用会显著增加。 CT报告出现这些字眼需重视 由于间质性肺病，特别是免疫相关的间质性肺病，常常涉及多系统受累，单一科室诊疗存在局限。为此，北京朝阳医院等医疗机构专门设立了间质性肺病专病门诊。 “建立专病门诊的初衷是为了更好地对患者进行系统管理，实现早期识别、早期干预。” 孟娟教授介绍，专病门诊通过多学科协作模式，整合风湿免疫科、呼吸科、放射科、病理科等专业力量，为患者提供诊疗服务。 对于体检中发现肺部异常的人群，孟娟教授建议：“如果CT报告出现磨玻璃影、炎症改变、纤维化改变等字眼，应及时就诊呼吸科。如果同时有关节痛等多系统症状，风湿免疫科也需要筛查。” 她强调，确诊患者需要定期随访：“早期每月一次，病情稳定后每3个月一次随访。通过定期复查肺功能，酌情安排CT检查，密切监测病情变化。” 孟娟提醒，特别是间质性肺病高危人群，应提高对该病的认识，一旦出现相关症状，及时就医，抓住最佳治疗时机。 https://www.chinanews.com.cn/life/2025/11-25/10520990.shtml
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- [12/4] 市民建议上海地铁推出月票制度，票务制度如何兼顾成本与服务？
- ※ mp3 파일 참고 : "LINK" 링크 클릭해주시면 mp3 포함되어 있습니다 :) 上海申通地铁集团在回应中称，上海地铁在2005年为乘客推出优惠措施，即在一个自然月内，凡使用公共交通卡刷卡乘坐轨道交通票款值满70元后，即可享受9折优惠。2024年结合市域线开通配套推出市域电子计次票。后续，上海地铁将继续研究探索固定区间月票、通用月票制度等。关于学校团体票、低收入群体补贴等方案，也会充分考虑建议，作为今后开展工作的参考。 上海市民顾明伟每天靠地铁通勤，往返通勤时间超过一个半小时。按地铁里程计价，他每个月要花220元到240元坐地铁，他期待地铁公司能推出固定区间优惠月票。 顾明伟说：“现在满70元有九折，但优惠力度其实很有限，对我们这种固定区间通勤的上班族来说，长期下来是笔不小的开支。” 北京地铁没有月票制度，但与上海地铁类似，也有“多乘折扣”。按照规定，每月乘坐北京地铁支出累计满100元后，从下一次乘车时给予8折优惠；满150元后，从下一次乘车时给予5折优惠；支出累计达到400元后，不再享受打折优惠。 北京地铁通勤族班先生说：“现在一个月坐地铁，算上后面打折优惠，大概不到200元。对于天天坐地铁的人来说，如果有月票能便宜一些的话，肯定是更合适的，相当于折上折了，并且月票肯定也会方便一些。” 今年9月份，也有网友在上海市领导留言板上建议上海推出地铁月票制度，当时上海市交通委员会表示，建议将留作参考。 记者发现，不少地方的市民都在各地领导留言板上留下过此类建议，多数回复也都表示重视建议，将会参考。 记者留意到，哈尔滨地铁今年曾多次限量发售电子单月票，价格为130元。自激活之日起，用户可在30天内享受地铁运营线路的不限里程、不限次数的乘坐服务。一位哈尔滨地铁的工作人员告诉记者，这种类型的地铁票很受欢迎。“这种电子单月票很受上班族的喜欢，效果也挺好的，基本上推出当天就会抢购一空。” 据了解，哈尔滨地铁推出“电子单月票”活动，主要考虑上班族的乘车需求，减轻通勤出行负担。据测算，在每月乘车50次的情况下，如单程乘车票价为3元，则每月花费为150元，使用地铁“电子月票”可节省20元。以此类推，如日常通勤乘车单程票价为4元、5元、6元、7元，乘车50次则可节省70元、120元、170元和220元，与此同时，日常乘车次数越多，优惠力度越大。 需要注意的是，哈尔滨地铁“电子单月票”为限量发售，目前尚未成为固定票务政策。记者了解到，全国范围内推出地铁月票的城市并不多。昆明地铁此前曾上线年卡、月卡等相关票务产品，目前已停止办理。 推行地铁月票难在哪？实际上，地铁建设运营投入大，票价又必须兼顾民生，无法随成本自由浮动。从2024年各上市地铁运营公司年报来看，各城市地铁盈利主要依靠政府补贴，如果扣除政府补贴，很可能就是亏损的。 清华大学交通研究所副所长杨新苗表示，月票意味着要加大让利，对于地铁运营方来说，盲目推出月票制度可能会加重财务负担，给可持续运营带来挑战。 杨新苗表示：“目前来讲的话，地铁的运营收入和它的运营成本之间是不匹配的。通过测算发现，如果（推行）月票的话，它可能收的钱比以前更少了，可能对出行者来讲短期有利益，长远的话，它会使得地铁的营收和支出之间的矛盾比较突出。” 实际上，地铁月票制度有进一步探索空间。中国城市规划设计研究院副总工程师、城市交通研究分院院长赵一新表示，各地地铁应结合城市客流特征和运营实际，探索更具针对性的月票制度，核心是通过差异化票制设计，将非刚性需求乘客引导至平峰时段出行，在给市民让利的同时实现运营效率的提升。 赵一新说：“通过票制改革这种方式吸引更多人乘坐地铁，应该是初衷。地铁公司应该合理地制定月票票制，精准管控我们不同时段的出行，比如说高峰可能会有一些乘坐次数或者时间的一些规定，对平峰就没有什么限制，这样的话既能够吸引更多的人，又能把平峰的运力利用好。” https://china.cnr.cn/gdgg/20251125/t20251125_527441255.shtml
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- [12/3] 一键“变脸”背后暗藏诸多风险 AI换脸技术滥用乱象调查
- “你是温峥嵘，那我是谁？” 演员温峥嵘本人浏览短视频时，意外发现“自己”正在直播。她在评论区提出质疑后，被拉黑并踢出直播间。而对方仍在用“她的脸”直播带货。 温峥嵘近期遭遇的“冒牌直播”事件，是AI换脸技术滥用的典型写照。多个直播间出现冒用温峥嵘形象的AI换脸带货行为。其团队日均举报50个假冒账号并发出律师函，可造假账号仍屡禁不止，令她陷入“很难证明我是我”的困境。 这一现象并非孤例。《法治日报》记者近日调查发现，AI换脸与声音克隆技术已形成一条涵盖教程传播与定制服务的完整灰色产业链，对个人权益、平台监管等均构成严重威胁。 换脸技术被用于违法犯罪 11月5日，温峥嵘在短视频账号进行3次以“我是真的温峥嵘”为主题的直播，讲述近期被AI伪造、换脸直播带货的经历。 此前，已有多位名人深受AI换脸困扰。主持人李梓萌的AI伪造形象出现在直播间，虚假宣传深海鱼油“能治病”；奥运冠军全红婵的声音被AI克隆，用于售卖土鸡蛋；医生张文宏被换脸，其形象被用于在直播间售卖某款蛋白棒产品，销量已过千。张文宏自述：“这些假的合成信息就像蝗灾一样，一次又一次发生……” 11月14日，中央网信办官方账号发文表示，有网络账号利用AI技术仿冒公众人物形象，在直播、短视频等环节发布营销信息，误导网民，涉嫌虚假宣传和网络侵权，严重破坏网络生态，造成不良影响。网信部门严厉处置一批违法违规网络账号。同时，督促网站平台发布治理公告，举一反三，开展集中清理整治，目前已累计清理相关违规信息8700余条，处置仿冒公众人物账号1.1万余个。 AI换脸技术的滥用甚至延伸至刑事犯罪领域。2024年10月，江苏省南京市玄武区人民法院审理的一起案件中，被告人符某非法获取195万条公民个人信息，利用AI换脸软件生成动态人脸视频，成功突破某金融支付平台的人脸识别认证系统，登录被害人的支付账户，盗刷银行卡进行消费。法院以侵犯公民个人信息罪、信用卡诈骗罪数罪并罚，判处符某有期徒刑4年6个月。 2024年，内蒙古鄂尔多斯一名消费者遭遇AI换脸诈骗，险些损失40余万元。视频通话中，不法分子利用AI换脸技术冒充该消费者朋友，以资金周转为由，诱骗其转账40余万元。好在警方介入及时，未造成实际损失。 相关教程和服务遍布网络 记者调查发现，AI换脸与声音克隆的教程及服务在网络平台流通。记者在各类社交平台以“AI换脸”“声音克隆”等为关键词搜索时，虽然平台会弹出官方提示，提醒用户使用需“合法合规、注意辨别”“切勿轻信、谨防诈骗”，但相关内容仍在网络空间大量存在。 比如，有相当数量以“AI科普”为标签的账号在各平台公开分享换脸教程。这些视频通常详细列出可访问的网站地址，逐步演示操作流程，并附有技术细节说明，如建议用户“尽量保证替换素材与原素材的人物尺寸一致、画面干净无遮挡”，以保证生成效果。 根据教程指引，记者登录相关网站验证发现，部分平台确实免费提供AI换脸或声音制作服务，支付几十元购买会员后，还能解锁去水印、高清放大等进阶功能。 除公开教程外，更为隐蔽的交易正通过网盘渠道进行。 记者观察到，有一些打包出售的“完整教程”价格低至8元，且卖家声称“没有市面主流软件那么多限制”。这类教程通常包括云端工作流地址资料和详细的操作说明，以及图片去AI化、舞蹈动作模仿、人脸精修等扩展功能与相关的提示词教学。 声音克隆类的教程售价低至9.9元，并在宣传中强调“支持任何形象和声音”。记者询问商家了解到，只要购买此安装包，无需注册会员即可免费破解使用对口型、克隆音色等功能。据商家描述，只需提供一段音频文件，系统便可以在无身份认证的情况下进行克隆，单次支持30秒音频，且不限次数。 为验证此类教程的实际应用效果，记者购买了一份标价8元的换脸教程。该教程包含一段5分钟的视频教程和两份文字材料，明确提供了平台访问链接、新用户福利信息和操作步骤，并特别注明“对敏感词限制极少”“生成内容无水印”。 记者发现，该平台提供多种功能模板，内容涵盖替换视频人物、给人物指定部位更换衣物、对图片中人物身体部位进行放大或动态处理等不同功能。每个模板均配备相应的提示词教学和详细操作步骤，用户只需上传参考图片、视频或待处理素材，等待一段时间即可生成内容。 记者实测使用一段时长5秒的视频进行换装操作，约3分钟后成功生成视频。画面中，人物动作与神态还原度很高，被遮挡部位的服装贴合效果也较为自然、精准。 记者注意到，该平台内容生成功能采用运行时长计费模式，每秒收费0.2虚拟币。教程中附有专属邀请码，使用者可凭此免费领取1000虚拟币。平台还设置了虚拟币奖励机制：每天登录赠送100虚拟币，邀请新用户可获500虚拟币。 更换表述可绕过审核机制 电商平台上，有商家为AI换脸服务披上伪装售卖。 在某购物平台，记者直接搜索“AI换脸”，显示无任何结果。但记者观察到，有部分商家会在商品详情页用表情符号隐喻其能提供换脸“服务”；也有商家以“啥都能做”“不限视频内容，懂的都懂”为宣传语，暗示私聊客服了解商品详情。 记者了解到，10秒换脸视频报价从15元至300元不等。例如，有商家提出，20秒内视频(包括仅生成音频的)统一收费80元；部分商家还推出298元200分钟生成时长、490元年卡等套餐，承诺“一对一教学指导”，宣传语中不乏“让朋友客户难辨真伪”等诱导性表述。多数商家仅核查素材内容，对用途与来源未作甄别。 为深入了解AI工具自身的内容审核机制，记者对用户使用较多的10款文生图、文生视频AI工具进行实测，以对明星“一键变脸”等指令测试其技术边界与审核能力。 结果显示，仅一款AI工具明确拒绝生成真实公众人物虚拟图像。部分应用在简单操作后，即可生成高度逼真的明星虚假内容。 例如，“即×”起初会以“涉及肖像权”为由拒绝明星换脸、变装指令，但记者选择替代选项后仍可生成；“豆×”“文×”等直接执行指令且无显著风险提示；“通×”“天×”等仅在生成内容角落位置标注不清晰的“AI生成”字样。 值得注意的是，部分AI工具在首次接收到涉及真实人物的指令时会予以拒绝，但通过选择平台的替代选项或更换表述，用户仍可绕过初始限制，实现图片或视频生成。 有平台方公开回应称，AI内容侵权识别属于行业性技术难题，恶意仿冒账号在持续与平台进行技术对抗，未来会持续加大技术投入，积极应对挑战，维护创作者、商家及消费者的合法权益。 https://www.chinanews.com.cn/sh/2025/11-24/10520497.shtml
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- 「12/5」モバイルSuicaに導入するコード決済「teppay」PASMOでも可能へ
- JR東日本は、スマートフォン向けのSuicaに導入するコード決済を2027年春から、私鉄系のPASMOでも使えるようにすると発表しました。双方の間で残高を送り合うことも可能で、コード決済で先行するIT大手のサービスに連携の強化で対抗するねらいです。 JR東日本と首都圏の私鉄などでつくる「パスモ」の発表によりますと、JR東日本は2026年秋にモバイルSuicaに導入するコード決済の機能＝「teppay」について、2027年春から私鉄系のモバイルPASMOでも使えるようにします。 チャージできる金額の上限は、これまでの交通系ICの電子マネーの上限2万円を大幅に上回る30万円で、SuicaとPASMOの間でコード決済の残高を送ったり、受け取ったりすることが可能になるとしています。 去年1年間の国内のキャッシュレス決済の比率は、交通系ICなどの電子マネーが全体の4.4％だったのに対して、コード決済は9.6％に拡大しています。 両社のモバイルアプリの利用者は合わせて3500万人にのぼり、先行するIT大手のサービスに連携の強化で対抗するねらいです。 JR東日本の中川晴美マーケティング本部長は、会見で「決済の幅を広げて、より多くの場面で利用できるようにしたい」と述べました。
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- 「12/4」 "国宝"の興行収入173億7000万円超え 実写邦画の歴代1位に
- 歌舞伎を題材にした映画「国宝」の興行収入が173億7000万円を超え、実写の日本映画としては22年ぶりに記録を塗り替え、歴代1位になったと配給する東宝が発表しました。 映画「国宝」は、任きょうの家に生まれた主人公が歌舞伎に人生を捧げ、女形として人間国宝に上り詰めるまでの半生を描いた作品で、李相日さんが監督を務めました。 配給する東宝はことし6月6日の公開から24日までの172日間で国内の観客動員数が1231万人を超え、興行収入が173億7700万円になったと発表しました。 実写の日本映画としては、2003年の「踊る大捜査線 THE MOVIE 2 」の173億5000万円を超えて、22年ぶりに記録を塗り替え、歴代1位となりました。 上映時間がおよそ3時間という大作ですが、歌舞伎の演目に吹き替えなしで挑んだ主演の吉沢亮さんや、横浜流星さんら俳優の熱演も評判を呼び、異例のロングランとなっていました。 また、ヒットの影響で歌舞伎そのものへの関心も高まっているほか、ことしの新語・流行語大賞には「国宝（観た）」がノミネートされるなど、社会現象にもなっています。 映画は来年のアメリカのアカデミー賞、国際長編映画賞の対象となる日本代表にも選ばれていて、海外での評価も注目されます。
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- 「12/3」石川 輪島 被災した住民の有志がつくるスーパーがオープン
- 去年元日に発生した能登半島地震で甚大な被害を受けた石川県輪島市の道下地区で、被災した住民の有志がつくるスーパーがオープンしました。地区には多くの高齢者が暮らす仮設住宅があり、スーパーは交流の場としての役割も期待されています。 輪島市門前町の道下地区は地震で家屋が倒壊する被害が相次ぎ、今月7日の時点で地区にある3か所の仮設住宅に577人が暮らしています。 オープンしたスーパーは3つの仮設住宅のいずれからも1キロ以内の場所に立地し、24日は早速、大勢の人たちがダイコンや里芋といった地元産の野菜や日用品などを買い求めていました。 また、店内にはカフェスペースも設けられ、食事やソフトクリームなどを注文していました。 道下地区には10年ほど前からスーパーがありませんでしたが、被災した住民の有志が運営会社をつくり、市の補助金や全国からの寄付などを活用して開店資金を用意したということです。 運営会社によりますと、仮設住宅で暮らす高齢者の多くは外出の機会が減っているということで、スーパーは交流の場としての役割も期待されています。 店を訪れた79歳の女性は「仮設住宅から歩いて来られるので、とても便利です」と話していました。 運営会社の柴田寿美香さんは「多くの人が来てくれて本当にうれしいです。被災者が集まれる店として末永く続けていきたいです」と話していました。
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