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Takao

British  
/ tæˈkaʊ /

noun

  1. the Japanese name for Kaohsiung

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The idea for LignoSat came from Takao Doi, who’s a scientist and astronaut.

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The idea for LignoSat came from Takao Doi, who’s a scientist and astronaut.

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He likened his work to scaling peaks much taller than Mount Takao in Tokyo.

From New York Times

Takao Yamada, a Seattle tech consultant instrumental in setting up a website connecting people affected by Trump’s 2017 travel ban with volunteer lawyers at airports nationwide, said he’s been informally reaching out to previous participants to ask if they’d still be available.

From Seattle Times

Red Star’s Takao Yokoyama, 86, chases a ball against White Bear’s Kozo Ishida at the SFL 80 League opening match in Tokyo, Japan, April 12, 2023.

From Reuters