User:Sakurambo
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I'm a Japanese translator based in Exeter. My website is here.
In case you're wondering, Sakurambo (桜ん坊) is the Japanese word for cherry.
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I've contributed to a few Japan-related articles, including Koan Ogata, Tekijuku and Washi. I also translated the Japanese article on Kenjiro Takayanagi, which featured in the Did you know...? section of the Main page in December 2006.
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I've made a few illustrations too, some of which are shown below. Most of them are SVGs, which don't always display properly. If all you can see is a blank space, try clicking it to see the original image.
 A pseudoknot structure in human telomerase RNA |
 Example of a stem-loop structure in RNA |
 Monochrome version for colourblind losers like me |
 Topology of the (-2,3,7) pretzel knot |
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 The Penrose stairs optical illusion |
 Words and music of the Japanese folk song "Sakura" |
 Words and music of the Japanese national anthem |
 Coat of arms for Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge |
 Coat of arms for Downing College, Cambridge |
 Non-ceremonial flag of the British Army |
 The flag used by ships of the British Army |
 Flag of Orange River Colony |
 Illustration of a Japanese business card |
 A 1969 radio alarm clock (Sony Digimatic 8FC-59W) with an early form of digital read-out. |
 Clef marks used in modern notation |
 Mathematical loci |
 A lituus spiral |
 Distribution of chords illustrating a solution of Bertrand's paradox |
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 A nuclear reaction between 6Li and 2H |
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