Podcasts about daifuku

Luffy digs deep in the Mirro-World, honing his Haki to match Katakuri's deadly foresight. At sea, chaos reigns—Carrot's Sulong form wrecks Daifuku's fleet, Sanji guards the wedding cake from poison, and Big Mom launches a terrifying assault on the Sunny. With her homies in full force, the Straw Hats scramble to survive. But just as Katakuri presses his advantage, Luffy starts to see glimmers of the future—and the tide may finally be turning.⁠Linktree⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Thank you for listening!Plates are for playing frisbee with~ 

Luffy's clones crash the wedding, but his plan to break Carmel's photo is thwarted by Katakuri—until Jinbe steps in, defying Big Mom and proving immune to her powers. As chaos unfolds, Brook destroys the photo, but Big Mom doesn't scream as expected. With the Vinsmokes trapped and Sanji battling Daifuku, Luffy finally forces Big Mom to see the broken picture, triggering her ear-splitting shriek—the perfect moment for Bege's crew to take their shot!Linktree⁠⁠⁠Thank you for listening!I have cranberries in my brain!~     

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みなさんこんにちは、かなこです！今日のシャドーイングは「てform + あげる」です。今回のPodcastは、Stevenさんの提供でお送りします。 Hi everyone, it's Kanako. Today's shadowing is “Do something for someone as a favor / on demand”. This “あげる” is not the actual verb but is a helping verb to describe the giving of services. For instance, “I bought my friend a cup of coffee as a favor.” “友達にコーヒーをおごってあげました。” If you say “友達にコーヒーをおごりました。”, it's a simple fact that you bought your friend a coffee.   Before we get started, I want to thank Steven for supporting my show. ありがとうございます!   それでは はじめていきましょう！ Let's get started！ ***************************************************** Follow me on Instagram→ https://bit.ly/KANAKOIG Subscribe to my YouTube channel→ https://bit.ly/KANAKOYOUTUBE Support my show→ https://bit.ly/KANAKOpaypal Get your Genki textbook→ https://amzn.to/3Z5ShSz ***************************************************** I bought my sister lunch. 妹に昼ご飯をおごってあげました。 I made dinner for my friend. 友達に晩ご飯を作ってあげました。 I taught my cousin English. いとこに英語を教えてあげました。 I lent money to my younger brother. 弟にお金を貸してあげました。 I took my parents on a trip. 両親を旅行に連れて行ってあげました。 I helped a friend with her homework. 友達の宿題を手伝ってあげました。 I made Daifuku for my grandma. おばあちゃんに大福を作ってあげました。 I gave my friend a ride to the station. 友達を駅まで送ってあげました。 I cleaned my boyfriend's room. 彼氏の部屋を掃除してあげました。 I went to the station to pick up my dad. 駅にお父さんを迎えに行ってあげました。 I made coffee for my mom. お母さんにコーヒーを淹れてあげました。 ***************************************************** では もういちど、さいしょから ぜんぶ いってみましょう。Let's try shadowing the whole thing again, from the beginning. おつかれさまでした。いかがでしたか？ That's all for today's shadowing. I hope you enjoyed it. また つぎの レッスンで あいましょう！ See you in the next lesson! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/japanese-with-kanako/message

Five major companies pull out of Comic-Con International, fans react to the law requiring manga artists to reveal real names, and a Hospitality union strike could affect Anime Expo... Also, the Yohane spin-off series gets a video game announced for November, My Hero Academia collaborates with NBA, and the 2023 Sanrio popularity ranking is revealed! Meanwhile in Japan... Himeji Castle gets an official LEGO set, Godiva releases chocolate Daifuku in Japan, and a revolving sushi lawsuit could have a teen paying up to 160 million yen?! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animejamsession/support

Taking great care of an asset fleet is a direct way to drive customer loyalty. Our guest today's job is just that. This episode features an interview with RJ Zanes, Senior Director of Facilities Maintenance at Sam's Club. Sam's Club is a warehouse club with 597 locations across the U.S. Prior to Sam's Club, RJ held operations roles at JLL, Daifuku, JBT Aerotech. On this episode, RJ discusses maintaining a billion dollar asset fleet, how he drives accountability through quality assurance, and why his number one goal is providing member delight. —Guest Quote“We operate with the mentality of a member obsession. And what that means for us is keeping our fleet of assets at the optimal state from a physical aesthetic appearance perspective, as well as operations perspective” - RJ Zanes—Time Stamps *(0:23) About RJ*(1:29) RJ's responsibilities*(1:56) RJ's journey into facilities*(5:34) A Rotisserie Chicken Fun Fact*(6:18) Segment 2: Across the Goal Line*(9:30) RJ's Asset Management Strategy*(15:05) Greatest Challenges RJ's Seen*(20:30) Segment 3: How We Do It*(26:00) RJ's best investments *(28:56) You will fail before you will succeed *(30:44) Segment 4: Future Forward*(34:00 Consumer shifts that are here to stay*(36:52) Fixing the labor shortages*(38:38) Final words of advice—Sponsor:Wouldn't you like to rest easy knowing that your brick and mortar locations are offering the best possible guest experience? It's time to partner with ServiceChannel for peak facilities performance. Check out Servicechannel.com to learn more. —Links Connect with RJ Zanes on LinkedInConnect with Sid Shetty on LinkedinCheck out the ServiceChannel WebsiteCheck out Sams Club's' Website

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Nikolaus Boltze is currently the country representative for Thyssenkrupp in Japan. Mr. Boltze first came to Japan in 1972 as a child, while his father was working with the German embassy and was posted to Japan. He attended the German school which was at that time in Ōmori and since that time he has a certain soft spot for Japan. They returned to Japan in the early 80's and he finished his graduation from high school at the German School in Japan. He returned to Germany for his University in Engineering and military service.   When Mr. Boltze was applying for jobs after university, he came across a Japanese company starting its operations in Europe called Daifuku. The job description listed a variety of initatives, from setting up an office, finding additional staff, reaching out first to new customers in Germany, transferring the products, which had an excellent Japanese design, but make them fit for the European market and so on. This role got him excited as a young engineer without any previous experience as it was much more than just designing the rear back wheel for a Mercedes Benz, which would be the typical start position for a young engineer. He stayed in this role for 5 years and then later took a position at an automotive supplier called Bayer based out Stuttgart and they were looking for a Project Manager. He took this role and spent a year developing a strategy for entering the Japanese market based in Stuttgart. He presented this to the board, and they came back to him and asked him if he was willing to implement his own strategy and go work from Japan. So, he returned to Japan and started looking for an office and a secretary to start Bayer's work in Japan. He was in this role for about 6 years until 2005.   Mr. Boltze says they have not been too successful in hiring new graduates in Japan. Typically, new graduates in Japan are focused on working for Japanese firms and they also may have some family pressure to work for well-known Japanese companies.  They feel they have better success with mid-career employees who have returned to Japan after working in the US, Europe, or Southeast Asia and they don't feel well suited to the Japanese environment. Mr. Boltze says that female engineers are another of their hiring strengths. Hiring female engineers has been good for the company because a lot of the time women feel more comfortable and less restricted at a global company rather than a Japanese one, Mr. Boltze also says they don't discriminate based on gender so women may feel more at ease at Thyssenkrupp. Another segment of people they hire are people from other Asian countries such as Korea, Taiwan or Malaysia who have a degree from Japan and are rather well versed with the culture but for work, they may prefer to work for an international firm.   Advice that Mr. Boltze would give to someone new to Japan who is not familiar with the culture would be to understand that Japan is a G7 nation and if you are bringing a novel idea or a new way of doing something, chances are there may already be a Japanese way or a local firm doing this, and it is harder to penetrate that. Ensuring that firms understand that Japan is a unique island nation and there is likely a local way of doing the thing that you are wanting to do in Japan is beneficial. Learning Japanese isn't going to hurt but on the other side communication is very important. Japanese as a language is vague and not very precise and sometimes communicating in German or English can be more direct, setting clear goals and giving directions to staff may be more beneficial in German or English.

Un séjour prolongé d'un an au Japon. La découverte de leur spécialité phare : les Daifuku Mochis. La passion pour ces petites sucreries aux goûts et textures inhabituels pour nos palais français. Voici, très succinctement, le début de l'histoire d'amour entre Mathilda Motte et les mochis. De retour en France, pour continuer à déguster ces merveilles, Mathilda se lance dans leur confection. Très vite, elle publie un premier livre, Mochi Mochis, et un second*, Mochis.* Puis, elle leur ouvre une boutique dédiée, La Maison du Mochi. “Grand bonheur”. Même dans leur signification, les Daifuku Mochis ont un goût très doux et sucré qui résonne parfaitement avec l'expérience de Mathilda. Sucrés ou salés, la grande famille des Mochis comprend de très nombreuses spécialités qui ont toutes un point commun : elles sont  fabriquées avec une pâte de farine de riz gluant. Vous ne connaissez pas encore ? Alors vous devez ABSOLUMENT tester ! En plus, vous n'avez pas d'excuses, La Maison du Mochi vous livre partout en France ! Au menu de cet épisode :

Bruce Buscher of Jervis Webb shares his career history and Daifuku's journey navigating the labor shortage with AGVs and AMRs.

こんにちは! Today's topic is Japanese sweets: Daifuku! Usage of Slow Japanese: STEP 1. Listen to the episode without seeing scripts. STEP 2. Go to mochifika.com/podcast/ and check "Key vocabularies of this episode", listen again to the episode while seeing the list. STEP 3. Check the whole script, it'll fill the gap in your understanding.

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「明日香のキッチン・トーク」Episode105は、金沢の観光地・東山に来たらぜひ食べたいスイーツ特集パート２！今回は和スイーツ編です。まずは、生麩甘味処「不むろ茶屋」の白玉生麩をいただきました。普通の白玉とは違う食感と味わいを楽しみながら、幸せな時間を過ごすことができましたよ♪ 「菓舗カズナカシマ」のフルーツ大福は想定外の大きさ！「これって大福ですか？」と言いたくなるようなサイズでした（笑）中にゴロンと果物が入っていましたが、食べてみたところ…。手土産は、地元の人たちから愛されている主計町の和菓子処「はやし」のお菓子。加賀棒茶とも合う名物「栗千両」がおすすめです。 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/djasuka/support

Rei and Usagi grow closer in a very complicated series of actions and reactions! Jet Wolf is going to tell you all about it in excruciating detail! Holligay is also here, whether she wants to be or not. In the name of the moon, we’ll talk at you! Enjoy what we do? Tip us at Ko-Fi!

Arjun and Vishnu enter the magical world of Japanese Kit Kats.

Podcast ตอนพิเศษจะมาเล่าประสบการณ์เชกิกับน้องนาวลิ้มจาก Daifuku / Cm Cafe กันครับ ซึ่งเป็นส่วนหนึ่งของ Podcast งาน Japan Expo 2020 อยากรู้ว่ารู้จักกับน้องนาวลิ้มตอนไหน แล้วประสบการณ์เข้ามาใน community idol fanclub เป็นไงบ้าง Podcast ตอนนี้เผยให้กระจ่างกันไปเลย

Frühlingserwartung versus Gossenkraut! Onkel Alex geht mal ganz schön quer in der Kalkulation des Teepreises. Onkel Sebastian trinkt erst dünn „vom Blatt“, lässt sich dann zur Augustiner Braumethode überreden, hält aber trotzdem eine „Vom Blatt“-Rede“. Und dann gehen beide noch voll spitz auf Teig.

You know what they always say, you can't make mochi without smashing a bunch of rice. Ain't that the truth!

In der heutigen Folge von Theorin Buster sprechen Viktor und ich über eine Theorie, die besagt, dass Kaido der vermeintliche Vater von Katakuri, Daifuku und Oven ist. Was gegen diese Theorie spricht, dass erfahrt ihr in der heutigen Podcast Folge. Ich wünsche euch wie immer, viel Spaß bei Romance Dusk! . ➢ Link zur Theorie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BF7CMj4-WUA . ➢ facebook: https://tinyurl.com/y9yyqo2g ➢ instagram: http://tinyurl.com/ybp36cv7 ➢ iTunes: https://tinyurl.com/y7bwv729 ➢ spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y9vwpm7d ➢ soundcloud: https://tinyurl.com/y7k2wxoe ➢ anchor: https://tinyurl.com/y7gr3akx ➢ medium: http://tinyurl.com/y83dqtoo ➢ youtube: https://tinyurl.com/yb3yjsod ➢ Pirateboard: https://tinyurl.com/yccxaufo ➢ One Piece Kingdom: https://tinyurl.com/y78addjy ➢ Schreibt mir falls ihr Fragen habt: romancedusk@hotmail.com

Daifuku or not, it's another sweet session of listener question answerage with Vangelus, Aaron, and TJ.

Orion has partnered with Daifuku North America, a leader in the material handling industry, to provide rewarding careers for veterans. Daifuku has career opportunities nationwide and they are looking to fill a large number of openings over the next several months. Learn more about Daifuku’s open positions and interview dates and locations at https://www.oriontalent.com/daifuku-north-america/careers/ In today’s podcast I’ll talk to TJ Freno, Orion’s Account Manager for Daifuku. TJ will discuss: • Daifuku’s business • Career opportunities • Why Daifuku is a great place for veterans to work • The ideal candidate for Daifuku