Podcasts about Hiei

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 30, 2023 4:27

This is a story concerning Chief Executive Priest of Mount Hiei and his passing from a miraculous tails of the Lotus suture from ancient Japan. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/enkyoji-network/support

Priest Soo of the Mudoji Temple of Mt. Hiei

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 29, 2023 7:44

This is a story of the ancient priest Soo, who was said to have been a disciple of Master Jikaku, the third head Priest of Mt. Hiei. Finding faith in the Lotus Sutra, his wish could be fulfilled. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/enkyoji-network/support

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Venerable Master Jikaku of Mount Hiei

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 26, 2023 9:16

This is the story of venerable master of Chicago of Mount explaining study, life, and the miraculous events of his death. He became the Third Abbott of the Tendai sect and is mentioned many times in Nichiren Shonin s teachings. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/enkyoji-network/support

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T03Epi49 - Hiei: Shadow, Ganondorf, Guts... Robson Sagara

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2023 41:54

A introdução é de shorts gravado por Conhecimento Secreto! Episódios comentados do anime: 99 e 100.Próximos episódios a serem comentados: 101 e 102.

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Grand Master Dengyo of Mt. Hiei

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 4, 2023 16:48

This is a story from the Miraculous tales of the Lotus Sutra from Ancient Japan focusing specifically on the story of Grandmaster Dengyo and his relationship with the Lotus Sutra. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/enkyoji-network/support

30: Chuck Huber - Voice of Android 17 in Dragon Ball Z and Kurogiri in My Hero Academia

Communication Transformation with Joshua Seth

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 14, 2023 57:24

Today's guest is voice actor Chuck Huber. He is best known as the voice of Android 17 in Dragon Ball Z, Kurogiri in My Hero Academia, Dr. Franken Stein in Soul Eater, and Hiei in YuYu Hakusho. SHOW NOTES

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3.51 Fall and Rise of China: First Sino-Japanese War #3: battle of the Yalu River

Kings and Generals: History for our Future

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2023 38:10

Last time we spoke about about the first large land battles of the First Sino-Japanese War: the battles of Seonghwan and Pyongyang. The Qing's plan to perform a pincer attack from the north and south of Korea was smashed when they lost Asan. However not all was lost, they still held the extremely formidable defensive position at Pyongyang with some of their best units and best equipment. The Japanese 1st Army deceived the Qing defenders and made an incredible victory at Pyongyang sending the remaining survivors fleeing towards the Yalu River. It was a tremendous blow to the Chinese despite their home press proclaiming every event to be a victory. Now the Qing have their backs against the wall along the Yalu, if the Japanese were to take it they could march right into Manchuria. While the Qing be able to rally themselves and hold the Japanese within Korea, or will this war see action within their borders? #51 The First Sino-Japanese War of 1898-1895 Part 3: The battle of the Yalu River Welcome to the Fall and Rise of China Podcast, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about the history of Asia? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on history of asia and much more so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel where I cover the history of China and Japan from the 19th century until the end of the Pacific War. Literally a day after the battle of Pyongyang, the second major battle of the entire war took place. The IJN had been trying to engage a very reluctant Qing navy who were under orders not to cross the Yalu-Weihaiwei line. Well the Japanese crossed it for them. The Beiyang fleet had difficulties operating in the open sea, where the IJN warships held an advantage in speed and better maintenance. The Beiyang fleet thus operated more so along the coastlines, with her two colossal German built battleships the Dungyuan and Zhenyuan only capable of hitting 15-16 knots speed. To give a comparison, the IJN ships had a rough average speed of 20 knots. Now in early September, Li Hongzhang decided to reinforce the Qing forces at Pyongyang and he had his Beiyang fleet escort their transports to the mouth of the Taedong River. On September 12th around 4500 Qing troops left Dagu aboard 5 transports heading for Dalian where they joined 2000 more troops. Admiral Ding Rucheng, initially wanted to send the transports with only a light escort, keeping the bulk of the Beiyang fleet in a safer position incase the IJN combined fleet offered battle. However reports of sightings of the Japanese cruisers Yoshino and Naniwa who were performing reconnaissance near Weihaiwei led to disaster for the Qing. The Beiyang Fleet commanders took these reports to indicate the IJN combined fleet were all around Weihaiwei, it just so happened the entire Beiyang Fleet was to head to Weihaiwei on the 13th. The Qing hunted down the cruisers for an entire day, but found no sight of them, so Admiral Ding turned back for Dalien arriving on the 15th. The Japanese victory at Pyongyang meant the Qing land forces were concentrating at the Yalu River. Reports began to reach Admiral Ding about the supposed grand victory, but he read between the lines the truth of the matter when the reports also stated the transport of further troops to the mouth of the Taedong river was no longer necessary. Admiral Ding surmised correctly that the Qing line of defense would now be established on the Yalu River, so he decided to bring the troops there. At around 1:00am on the 16th the Beiyang fleet and the 5 transports departed Dalian Bay. The Beiyang fleet consisted of the 2 ironclad battleships, the Dingyuan and Zhenyuan, a smaller coastal defense battleship called the Pingyuan, the cruisers Laiyuan, Jiyuan, Jingyuen, Jingyuan and Zhiyuen, smaller cruisers Chaoyong, Kwan Chia, Yangwei and the gunboats Guangbing, Zhennan, Zhenzhong, Fulong and Zuo 1. Now I really need to take a moment here to explain a lot about the two opposing naval forces. These Qing ships I just listed, most of them were built before 1887, for the Japanese the majority would be built after 1890. About 10 significant ships from each side would take part in the upcoming battle; for the Qing the two battleships which each holding ⅓ more displacement than the largest Japanese warship. The Qing warships could only go as fast as their slowest, and the two battleships only pulled 15 or so knots, meaning the IJN would enjoy a massive advantage in speed. The armaments of the Beiyang fleet were created mostly at the Jiangnan and Fuzhou Shipyards and they were by far and large superior to that of the Japanese. They had foreign expertise overlook the developments, but because of the nature of the Qing navy this did not extend to the maintenance for the ships. Qing regional leaders were skeptical of Li Hongzhang and the naval board, and refused to pay anything more than the bare minimum required for the basic maintenance of the navy. Many of these regional leaders were not happy about the naval board having its director being the Manch Prince Chu'un, and his successor Manchu Prince Qing. Why were they not happy you might ask, well other than the regular ethnic rivalries. Neither Manchu director could administer funds properly nor prevent Empress Dowager Cixi for allegedly diverting funds for other purpose, now hold on a minute for those who might be screaming “thats a myth” I will get to it. A lot of rumors sprang up that the Empress Dowager had embezzled funds from the navy to restore the old summer palace, this is infamous to anyone who learns 19th century Chinese history. In fact, as the story goes Cixi had rebuilt the expensive Marble Boat in the palace garden with funds that were earmarked for modernizing the navy. It is alleged Cixi devoted 100 million taels to the purpose of rebuilding the summer palace and the Qing navy would not see additional funding after the year 1889. Some estimate the summer palace renovations took 11 million from the naval funds, enough to buy around 6-7 warships. To be honest I am a huge fan of a podcast called “Our Fake History” and I hope he tackles this myth one day. But it seems Empress Dowager Cixi was not wholly at fault for the decline of the Qing navy. No it seems Emperor Guangxu's quote “lack of interest” in developing and maintaining the military was to blame. Grand Tutor Weng Tonghe advised Guangxu to cut all funding to the navy and army, because he did not see Japan as a true threat, and during the 1890's large natural disasters occurred which seemed a much more pressing issue to allocate funds to. After the Taiping Rebellion could you blame the emperor? Regardless its just to say its not black and white, there were numerous variables when it came to the funding scandals. But as a Chinese friend of mine put it once, “everyone learns about Cixi embezzling for the palace at the cost of the navy”, it certainly is the prevailing idea. Li Hongzhang's ordnance supply officer for the Beiyang fleet was his son in law Zhang Peilun who was referred to by Professor Wiliam Lockwood as a quote “champion swindler”. He described the man to so corrupt, sailors would often find shells filled with sand and quote “when the shooting began, the Chinese fleet found that its total supply of ammunition amounted to fourteen shells per gun. Two 7000 ton ironclads had only 3 shells in all for their 10 inch guns”. There is zero question on the issue of corruption when it came to the Qing navy in the late 19th century. They were hampered with shortages of ammunition, there are even reports some shells were filled with cement rather than explosives. Not only would the Qing sailors find little shells to fire during the battle of Yalu, imagine the lack of practice as a result of never having ammo? Poor accuracy and seriously questionable naval orders during battle would plague the Beiyang fleet. Alongside the lack of ammo it is also alleged the Qing warships had half their crews, because of salary embezzlement. So the Beiyang fleet would come into the battle undermanned, undertrained and underequipped, the recipe for disaster. Now as for the Japanese, the IJN combined fleet consisted of 2 formations: the flying squadron composed of the 4 fast cruisers: Yoshino, Takachiho, Akitsushima and Naniwa led by Admiral Tsuboi Kozo. And the main fleet consisting of the cruiser and flagship Matsushima followed by Chiyoda, Itsukushima, Hashidate and the ironclads Fuso and Hiei led by Admiral Ito Sukeyuki. There were also two dispatch vessels, the Saikyo Maru led by the Swedish born captain John Wilson and the Gunboat Akagi. Unlike the Beiyang fleet which was 1 of the 4 non cooperating fleets that made up the Qing navy, the IJN combined fleet were consolidated under a single command, always unified, trained extensively together as a single fighting force. Although many of the Qing ships had more armor, they were slower and the Japanese specifically trained using the Jeune d'ecole strategy, emphasizing speed and quick firing guns to overcome larger opponents. The Japanese would be coming into this battle with adequate ammunition, better training and the specialization in fighting larger battleship class ships by outmaneuvering and outfiring them. I always found it easier using gamer terms, the Japanese adopted a glass cannon strategy, relying on speed over defense, but alongside that their enemy greatly lacked proper firing capabilities making the Japanese a charmander to the chinese bulbasaur. The Qing's ironclads had short barrels as main armaments, meaning their shells had low muzzle velocity, resulting in poor penetration and terrible accuracy, especially at long range which they never should be firing at anyways. Although the Qing sailors were well drilled, they had practically no gunnery practice as a result of having no ammunition to work with. The lack of training in gunnery in combination to not having shells to fight with, or having the wrong caliber shells on certain ships and literally finding out some shells might be filled with cement or porcelain would lead to disaster. Aboard the Jingyuan was US naval advisor Philo McGiffin who went on the record saying “many of the gunpowder charges were thirteen years old and condemned”. Sadly Li Hongzhang had tried to delay a naval battle against the Japanese specifically to give his fleet more time to equip their ships with additional ammunition, but the Qing imperial court deemed this cowardice and forced his hand to press on. In the end, the Qing fleet was bigger and armed with bigger guns, but the Japanese would be faster, and capable of firing their smaller guns more so and more accurately. Admiral Ding's Beiyang Fleet reached the mouth of the Yalu River at around 2pm. The transports escorted by 5 warships: the Zhennan, Zhenzhong, Guangbing, Pingyuan and a torpedo boat landed the troops until the morning of the 17th. Meanwhile the other Beiyang ships anchored in some shallow waters around 8 nautical miles south west of the mouth of the Yalu river. At 9:20am on the 17th the fleet conducted a training exercise lasting for about an hour and a half, before returning to their anchorage, but soon after at 11:28am, observers aboard the Qing warships began to spot smoke coming from the south-west. Admiral Ding attempted to form his fleet into a southward facing line abreast using his two battleships in the center. In the line going left to right were the Guangjia, Jingyuan, Jiyuan, Zhiyuan, Laiyuan, Jingyuen, Yangwei and Chaoyong. Another group of four ships led by the slow Pingyuan were escorting the transports upriver and were forced to try and catch up which they would around 2:30. Late in the morning the two fleet began approaching another in very different formations. The Qing were trying to uphold their line abreast, but there was enormous confusion in signals, no doubt to the fact all of their signal books were written in english and very few of the officers could speak or were familiar with english. Added to this was the differing speeds of the various ships, thus they ended up in a asymmetricalwedge formation with the two battleships at the fore and the other vessels trailing behind on two flanks. According to various accounts, there was a consensus that the formation was done in great disorder. In fact it may not have been a deliberate formation, but rather the order in which the warships simply foundselves in as they tried to form a line abreast. For the IJN combined fleet they approached in a single column formation with the flying squadron in the front, followed by the main squadron. The order of ships in line for the Japanese was first the fasted protected cruisers, Yoshino, Naniwa Takachiho and Akitsushima. Then came the flagship Matsushima alongside her two sisters, followed by Chiyoda, Fuso, Hiei, Akagi, and the Saikyo Maru. With the Beiyang fleet in sight, Admiral Sukeyeki gave orders for the flying squadron to attack the Chinese right flank, hoping to annihilate their weaker boats at the end of the formation. Upon seeing the flying squadrons maneuvers, Admiral Ding ordered his ships to change course in such a way that it would have exposed his flagship, the Dingyuan, but put the rest of the squadron in a good position to fire upon the Japanese. However, Admiral Ding's Captain aboard the Dingyuan ignored the order allegedly out of cowardice, instead he ordered the Dingyuan to fire its main guns well before the Japanese were even within range. The order to fire apparently caused great confusion amongst the other ships, seeing the Chinese right flank firing into a maelstrom against the IJN warships, but the CHinese left flank basically was left out of the action. Now Admiral Ding aboard his flagship Dingyuan, alongside her sister Zhenyuan went straight forward against the IJN's center hoping to tussle the most while the rest of the Beiyang fleet maneuvered around to avoid hits. In one source I was reading, they tell a tale that the initial firing of Dingyuans main battery was aimed directly forward and thus literally destroyed her own flying bridge and quote “thereby demolishing the temporary flying bridge on which Admiral Ding was standing. Ding's leg was crushed so he could not stand, let alone walk, during the hositilities. This made it impossible for him to repeat his order in time. The wounds would also make it fiddicult for him to follow the battle”. However as pointing out by Pilo McGiffen in his memoris “Ding was merely catapulted by the shockwave of the guns going off”. Historians have come to a consensus today that the flying bridge was hit by the Japanese and Admiral Ding's poor legs were crushed as result of their gunfire to it, alongside countless officers who were killed and injured. The Dingyuna opened fire at 5000 meters, which was ridiculously too far to cause damage to the Japanese ships. As soon as the Dingyuan opened fire, the rest of the Qing warships followed suit, wasting countless precious shells firing from too far a range to possibly hit the Japanese vessels. According to Vice Admiral G.A Ballard of the British navy, the Qing formation doomed her from the beginning, as the line abreast strategy required the strongest ships, not the weakest to be on the wings in order to prevent the weaker ships from being picked off, which the Japanese would do. The Qing also failed to change course in such a way as to prevent the Japanese from going around their wing allowing their vessels to deliver full broadside gunfire at close range. The Japanese held their fire for a full 20 minutes as they simply headed diagonally across the Beiyang fleet going twice their speed. On the signal of Admiral Ito the Japanese squadrons divided with the flying squadron led by Tsuboi ramping from 8knots to 14knots heading for the center of the Qing formation. The Qing were confused by this sudden bullrush towards them, but then Tsuboi's formation turned slightly to port, moving around the right flank of the Chinese formation as they began to open fire on the weakest units from the effective range of 3000 meters or less. The Japanese gunfire first battered the Chaoyong and Yangwei, as Tsuboi steered his squadron northward to engage the Qing reinforcements coming from the Yali River, this was the Pingyuan group. Meanwhile the IJN main squadron followed the same course direction as the flying, but to the Chinese left flank, making a full turn around them to circle behind and hit their rear. However their slowest ships, the Fuso and Hiei came instead came into a shorter range and boldly steered right between the two Qing battleships, passing through their line receiving and returning fire as they did. They would join their main squadron coming out on the opposite side. Unfortunately for the Akagi, she broke through the Chinese line towards the left its center and came across 3 Qing warships to her stern, just within 800 meters. Akagi was hit with a shell to her bridge which killed her Captain and several others; her forward magazine was destroyed and she tried to speed up to avoid more hits. Over in the flying squadron, the Yoshino could see the peril of the Hiei and Akagi, so instead of leading down the enemy's rear, she changed course more to starboard to come to their rescue, wedging herself between the enemy and the Akagi. As Yoshino did this she poured shells from her broadsides upon the enemy and now the Chinese right wing was enveloped between two fires. The flying squadron was now turning with starboard helm, passing a second time entirely around the Chinese right flank. The Hiei and Akagi signaled their damage and and received permission to retire out of action. Three Qing warships the Laiyuen, Zhiyuen and Kwang-ki tried to pursue the Hiei and Akagi, but despite their damage they managed to outpace them and returned fire from a distance. The Zhiyuen returned to the battle, the Laiyuen received too much damage had was taken out of the action and the Kwang-ki fled. In the center and right of Admiral Ding's fleet the gun battle was raging. The admiral had been wounded 20 minutes into the fight and because of his injured Commodore Liu Tai Tsan had to take command of the fleet. All four of Zhenyuans heavy guns were knocked out by IJN quick firing guns early into the fight, thus she was reduced to using her 6 inch guns. The Yangwei and Chaoyong who were stuck on the very outside of the right flank received the initial hellstorm from the Japanese as they passed by. Both ships were battered early and unable to fire back. The Chaoyong was ablaze and ran aground over a large rock while the Yangwei also ablaze beached to save herself. The Chaoyong was last seeing settling after, before sinking with her upper mast remaining above the surface. The Zhiyuen was forced to retire early as all 3 of her gun carriages were hit by IJN quick firing guns. The Beiyang fleet as a whole was caught between the two IJN squadrons who were unleashing their broadsides upon them to devastating effect. The Qing were evidently tossed into a state of chaos with some ships fleeing, others dueling, some sinking already. The Japanese kept up their column formation, making circles around their enemy, they would make 3 full circles during the battle. After some time the DIngyuan attempted to close in on her enemy, to the Japanese it looked like she was trying to ram one of them. She broke the formation with 3 other ships charging at full speed. Admiral Ito reported in his action report “that at half past 2 the Jingyuan steamed past the front of hi squadron, but she received such a storm of projectiles that her crew seemed to fall into a state of the greatest confusion, and presently she took fire” The Jingyuan was battered too badly that she adopted to try and flee at the last moment, but the Japanese flying squadron chased her down battered her until she sank. It is said her gunners kept returning fire until she was under the waves. At 3:20 the severely damaged and burning Zhiyuan had returned to the fight after chasing the Akagi and attempted to ram the Naniwa or Yoshino depending on the source, but she would be shot upon until she sank in the process taking with her Captain Deng Shichang. Captain Shichang was one of their greatest commanders and spent some time overseas evaluating foreign fleets, his loss was a grave one. At 3:30 the two flagships were in close range and the Matsushima's main turret was hit by a 12 inch shell. There was not great damage, but fires began over the deck. Another shell hit Matsushima's forward 4.7 inch rapid fire gun killing some men and hurtled the turret across the ship violently. The Japanese flagship had been the target of many of the Qing warships from the offset of battle and received numerous hits. Her commander and first Lt were killed alongside 120 men. Admiral Ito was forced to transfer his flag to the Hashidate. Also at 3:30 firing ceased on both sides as many were putting out massive fires. It took around an hour for the gun duels to really pick up again. 5 IJN warships of the main squadron were fighting back and forth with the 2 Qing battleships until around 6pm. The Dingyuan and Zhenyuan were able to resist the punishment because of their heavy armor, but all the sailors on deck were decimated by shells and fragments going everywhere. When the Qing opened fire upon the Japanese as they passed from port to starboard, they failed to score any significant hits using their 12 inch and 8.2 inch guns. The two IJN squadrons had made full circles of the Beiyang fleet, using their quick firing guns, smashing the Qing warships superstructures and swept their deck's with carnage. During the melee, quite a few of the IJN warships received devastating hits as well. The Yoshino, Akagi and Saikyo Maru were put out of action from sustained hits. The Hiei who was a much slower ship than the rest, received severe damage and it did not help her captain had decided not to follow the flying squadrons sweep maneuver, but instead pass directly through the Qing line. This poor decision made the Hiei a very easy target as she ran a gauntlet. By late afternoon the Beiyang fleet was tipping to the point of collapse, many warships had literally fled for their lives or had been sunk. The Dingyuan and Zhenyuan were nearly out of ammunition. Aboard the Dingyuan, Admiral Ding was pretty much out of commission and their foremast was destroyed making it impossible to signal to the rest of the fleet. The rest of the Qing ships began forming up into pairs of 3 to mutually support another in the duels. When the Japanese had begun firing, the Jiyuan turned to flee from the offset, and upon seeing this the Guangjia joined. Jiyuan was hit only once, as for Guangjia, she quickly became lost and ran aground, forced to be scuttled by her crew later. There are also claims, the Jiyuan may have collided with the Yangwei causing her to sink during this process. The Saikyo Maru tried to finish off the Yangwei which managed to beach itself. The Saikyo Maru got roughly handled from the beginning of the fight. She had first opened fire from a long range, but then got close to the Qing ironclads. After an hour of combat, her steering gear got damaged sending her sailing off uncoordinated. Upon seeing her in distress the Pingyuan tried to hunt her with some torpedo boats. Torpedoes were fired at the Saikyo Maru, they all missed with some getting within 40-50 yards of her. The Saikyo Maru fled for her life and would escape. The better trained, better maintained IJN rapid firing guns simply out performed the Chinese, who had limited ammunition, ill maintained equipment, less gunnery training and well when you find out some of your shells have cement or porcelain in them, I would say demoralized as well. While the Japanese were certainly scoring better and more significant hits, this did not mean the Qing were not fighting for their lives however. The Qing warships continued to fire everything they had. The Laiyuan, despite being a burning wreck continued to fire upon the enemy to the bitter end. The primary armaments of the Qing battleships fired 197 rounds, scoring around 10 hits. While this is extremely low, when they did hit they knocked out the Japanese flagship from the battle, but unfortunately for the Chinese they were unable to deliver killing blows. Overall the Beiyang fleet scored about 10 percent of their hits. The Japanese scored roughly 15 percent, but take into consideration the Japanese were firing at a rate 3 times to that of the Chinese. When night was coming upon them, Admiral Ding gathered the remnants of his Beiyang fleet and steered towards Lushunkou. The Japanese had 4 ships severely damaged, with some light damage to two. The Japanese had around 180 deaths, 200 wounded. The flagship Matsushima suffered the worst amount of casualties at around 100, after receiving a 12 inch shell. Hiei would have to be retired from combat because of her injuries; Akagi lost many men and required repairs; the Saikyo Maru which was not really a warship, she was actually a converted liner that lacked offensive armament, but came into the fray nonetheless was hit by 4 12 inch shells which knocked out her steering sending her wandering for quite some time. The Qing had lost the Zhiyuen, Yangwei, Kwang-ki, Chaoyong and Jingyuan, with 850 deaths and 500 wounded. The Dingyuan was reported to have been hit with no less than 200 hits, but her thick armor protected her from serious damage. The deepest dents were around 3 inches. Her upper deck was completely destroyed by fire; two secondary battery guns were disabled, all of her signal halliards were shot away, but her engines were in perfect working order. The Zhenyuen was hit approximately 120 times, but her injuries proved worse than her sister. Her main battery was crippled and when she made it to anchorage she was nearly sinking. The Laiyuen suffered most from fire damage, she had to be gutted fore and after with the deck and bulkheads about her magazines being found red hot. The Pingyuan according to Admiral Ito's report suffered horribly from fires, but she took little part in the fighting. Of the entire fleet only 3 escaped without serious injury, the Jingyuen, Jiyuan and Guangbing. The Yantai correspondent of the Shanghai based newspaper, the China Gazette had this to say after the battle "There is no doubt the Chinese fought bravely, but they were no match for the Japanese whose tactics were admirable throughout the fight...The unfortunate Chinese gunners lost their heads and fired wildly, their officers left their ships at the mercy of the enemy by their clumsy seamanship while, on the other hand, almost every shot of the Japanese told." A reporter for The Japan Weekly Mail said this "The Japanese men-of-war preserved their battle array intact from first to last, but the Chinese were soon compelled to fight without any tactical order." The New York Times ran the headlines, "China's Waterloo in Corea. Japan's Great Naval Victory." After the battle the Japanese discovered to their intense interest that some of the Chinese shells were filled with cement instead of explosives. They also reported finding some ammunition filled with porcelain, others being the wrong caliber for the guns on the ships. It seemed to the Japanese military leadership they had grossly underestimated the degree of corruption and incompetence within the Qing dynasty. Admiral Ito chose not to pursue the fleeing Beiyang fleet because he knew his fleet lacked weapons capable of sinking the two ironclad battleships. Unbeknownst to him the Beiyang fleet had basically fired all of their ammunition and the two battleships were sitting ducks. According to Sir Robert Hart, the inspector general of the Qing maritime customs, on the eve of the battle of the Yalu quote “the Chinese had no shells for their Krupp artillery and no powder for their Armstrong guns, these were some of the main offensive weapons of their fleet”. The IJN would be criticized for not pursuing the Qing later on, but the admirals were making decisions based on the knowledge they held at the time and that knowledge was that they could not take down the two battleships. The loss at Pyongyang on land and at Yalu upon the sea were devastating to the Qing and absolutely dazzled foreign presses. It was recognized that after the battle of the Yalu, it was Japan who controlled the sea. Meanwhile the official battle report handed back to the Qing imperial court was this “the Chinese fleet had defeated a numerically superior fleet of the Woren...sinking three of the enemy's ships and severely injuring the rest, but losing four of our own in the battle." The Japanese would actually find an official dispatch to Li Hongzhang later on in Port Arthur that said this concerning the battle of Yalu "more terrible than any to be found in the Naval records even of Western countries. The ships of both sides were considerably damaged, especially those of the enemy. The enemy retired first, so that victory may more or less be said to have rested with us. Had not our rear become disordered, the entire victory would have been ours." The dispatch also went on to recommend rewards for those who fought bravely at Yalu. I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. While the Qing had the bigger ships, bigger guns and more armor, the Japanese managed to defeat them because of better training, better maintenance and well, having ammunition seemed an important variable also.

Yu Yu Hakusho Ep.8

The Closet Otaku

Play Episode Listen Later May 7, 2023 24:55

Time for Yusuke's fight to retrieve the final stolen artifact from three eyed good Hiei! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-closet-otaku9/support

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The Fall of the Ashikaga

A History of Japan

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2023 26:38 Transcription Available

Beleaguered and surrounded by enemies, Oda Nobunaga nearly fell into a deadly trap while seeking battle against the Asakura Clan of northern Omi Province. Then the Takeda Clan started stabbing westward, seeking to liberate the shogun from the grasp of Nobunaga. The drama would end, however, with Yoshiaki's removal and subsequent exile from Kyoto, thus marking the end of the Ashikaga Shogunate.Support the show

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FU Podcast - E164 - APRIL 4, 2023 - Chuck Huber

FU Podcast - Frustration Unlimited Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 5, 2023 130:49

FU Podcast - E164 - APRIL 4, 2023 - Chuck Huber To be a live guest go to: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU_Podcast FU Podcast - We Invite Our Listeners To Become Guests LIVE ON AIR!! To interact with our LIVE shows and see the episodes you might have missed go to: https://www.facebook.com/Frustration.Unlimited.Podcast Your Hosts: Devin G Ewart Patrick Martin Andy Henning Special Guest: Chuck Huber To Donate to the Show: https://paypal.me/FUPodcast Find Us On: Facebook: Frustration.Unlimited.Podcast Twitter: FrustrationU Instagram: Frustration_Unlimited Youtube: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Podcast Twitch: FU_Podcast Patreon: FUPodcast Listen to ALL of our shows on: Amazon Alexa: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Amazon Apple iTunes: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Apple Spotify: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Spotify iHeartMedia: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-iHeart Google: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Google Stitcher: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Stitcher Breaker: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Breaker Castbox: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Castbox Anchor: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Anchor Audible: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Audible Radio Public: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Radio Pocket Cast: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Pocket Podchaser: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Podchaser Listen Notes: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Listen Castro: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Castro Podcast Addict: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Addict Player FM: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-Player Listen App: https://dge.dgemedia.com/FU-ListenApp Coming from the great state of TEXAS!!! This Podcast Is For The People, By The People Who Are Frustrated With All The Issues Going On In The World… Come join us, unlike any other podcast we interact with viewers/listeners. Feel free to contact us via email and we will definitely get back to you! Chuck's most recent anime roles are Android 17, Emperor Pilaf and Kibito in Dragon Ball Super, Kurogiri in My Hero Academia, Jajuka in Escaflowne, Kuro in Servamp, Kuniharu in The Disastrous Life of Saiki K, Asanaga in Endride, Kyūta's Father in The Boy and Beast, Tony Stark in Death Battle, Jason the Toymaker in Creepy. Chuck Huber started acting in Anime in DBZ. Since then he has voiced hundreds of characters including Hiei in YuYu Hakusho, Stein in Soul Eater, Kululu in Sgt. Frog, Mohji in One Piece, Shou Tucker in Full Metal Alchemist. He has been a writer on Hetalia, Sgt. Frog, Baccano, Spice and Wolf, Strike Witches, Dragonaut and Skip Beat!. Video games Chuck has contributed voices for include Borderlands II, Ghostbusters, The Walking Dead, Aeon Flux, DBZ, Smite, The Killing Floor ...among others. As a filmmaker Chuck has acted, produced, written or directed for Arbor Day - The Musical currently on Amazon Prime, Prince Adventures, The Troubadoors, The Fragility of Seconds, The Mechanical Grave, Odd Man Out among others. He began acting in Chicago at the Goodman Theater, Court Theater, Steppenwolf Theater after graduating from DePaul University and continues to work on stages in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. He also plays Dr. McCoy in Star Trek Continues; Dean Hansen on Season 2 of American Crime on ABC and Detective Swinton in the The Harrowing. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/frustration-unlimited/support

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6 Weeks to Japan! How visiting Japan will change your practice!

ReikiCafe Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 20, 2023 33:08

Join Christine Renee and former ReikiCafe University Professor Bruce Taylor for a conversation about our upcoming pilgrimage to Japan!In May of 2023, Bruce Taylor will be leading our journey to Kyoto, Japan, the birthplace of Reiki. Our May 1st-7th includes, but not limited to:⛩ 7 Days/6 Nights in Beautiful Kyoto, The Historical Capital of JapanPilgrimages to the Birthplace of Reiki – Mt Kurama (led by Bruce Taylor & Hyakuten Inamoto)⛩ Reiki Practice, Discussion, and Attunement ON Mt. Kurama (at Osugi Gongen (Pictured below) the Very Site Where Reiki Was First Transmitted to Usui Sensei)⛩ Reiki Classes and Talks with Bruce Taylor & Hyakuten InamotoReiki Share Evening with Komyo Reiki-Do Teachers and Students⛩ Tours In And Around Kyoto (Mt. Hiei, Bamboo Forest, Temples and so much more)If you are a Reiki enthusiast, student, practitioner, or teacher, and are excited to journey to the birthplace of Reiki, join us for this live conversation to learn more!Learn more about our Japan Pilgrimage this May 1-7th 2023 with Bruce Taylor and Hyakuten Inamoto Sensei here: https://rootsoflife.org/kyoto-trip/reiki-cafeJoin Christine Renee for her post pilgrimage, online Reiki Masters Fusion Class May 17th - June 21st! Learn more here. ReikiCafe Links:Website: https://www.reikicafeuniversity.com/Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/reikicafeuniversityFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ReikiCafeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/reikicafeuniversity/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJfg3mAauSWQmt5XXBMcC-wBruce's Website: https://rootsoflife.org/Bruce's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rootsoflife_org/

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Tournament Arcs: Side Character Fights

Talk Shonen

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2023 76:57

Time to immerse yourself in all things geeky and nerdy. Jarred, Kyle and Matt dive headfirst into debates and discussions from all of your favorite fandoms. On this week's episode the guys discuss: 3 famous tournament arcs highlighting side characters! Starting in the Golden Age with the Dark Tournament of Yu Yu Hakusho highlighting Hiei and the first use of The Dragon OOOOFFFFF darkness flame, the Chunin Exams from Naruto highlighting Rock Lee vs Gaara, and The Sports Festival from My Hero Academia highlighting Shoto vs Deku. Embrace your Fandom! Follow Us On: Website: www.rumrunnaspodcastnetwork.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talk_shonen/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/talkshonen Support Us On: https://www.patreon.com/Rumrunnas Our Partner Links: dubby.gg: https://www.dubby.gg/discount/RUMRUNNAS?ref=RumRunnas Coupon Code RUMRUNNAS Canva: https://partner.canva.com/mgVd7Z SquadCast.fm: https://squadcast.fm/?ref=kylenaylor Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/rumrunnas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Bar Room Brawl-November 13, 1942 with special guest Jon Parshall

The Unauthorized History of the Pacific War

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2023 98:29

The hectic and high stakes month of October 1942 has finally wound down and passed into history. And with it, the lives of nearly 400 Americans at The Battles of Henderson Field and Santa Cruz and an astonishing figure of nearly 3,500 Japanese lives at those same events. The Japanese have thrown their very best efforts at Guadalcanal in October, both ashore and off shore, and have come up short. The devastating defeat ashore was followed by a tactical victory, but strategic defeat off shore and has left the Japanese in no better position than they were in August…just thousands of lives shorter.As November dawns, Guadalcanal is still a hot bed of activity. Fighting on the ground has eased off in intensity, but is still a fairly constant struggle, although nowhere near as bad as the previous several months have been, but the Japanese aren't done yet. At sea, however, the Japanese are also not through with their efforts to both smash the American fleet and destroy Henderson Field. The Japanese will try several more times this month, specifically twice in back-to-back nights.The first of these epic naval clashes occurs on, of all dates, Friday the 13th. The confused and chaotic melee that follows will be known as the Bar Room Brawl.Talking Points:The Set UpThe Imperial Army had planned to reinforce Guadalcanal yet again with a large troop convoy that consisted of nearly 7,000 well trained troops, 31,500 artillery shells, and food for 30,00 men for 20 days.The convoy was made up of 11 transport ships under reliable ADM Tanaka with a heavy escort of 12 DDs.Before the planned troop landing which theoretically would occur on November 14, the Japanese would send 2 fast BBs (Hiei and Kirishima) to shell Henderson with special frag shells that would destroy aircraft and supplies as well as men.The Japanese bombardment unit was commanded by ADM Abe and consisted of:2 BB's Kirishima and Hiei1 CL11 DDsThese ships were timed to sail on November 12 and arrive off Lunga Point just after midnight on Friday the 13thIronically enough, at the same time, the Americans were also preparing a reinforcement convoy bound for Guadalcanal.2 separate convoys were to bring over 5,000 troops and much needed supplies to Guadalcanal, they were to be heavily escorted by American cruisers and destroyers.Thanks to intel, the US knew that the Japanese were preparing another reinforcement convoy and deployed this heavily escorted convoy to do 2 things.Deliver troopsDisrupt the Japanese planned troop delivery with the surface ships assigned as convoy escortKelly Turner was in command of the convoy and the 2 separate escorts were commanded by ADM Daniel Callaghan aboard USS San Francisco, and Cape Esperance victor ADM Norman Scott aboard USS Atlanta.The American convoy reached Guadalcanal on the morning of the 12th and unloaded the precious cargo and supplies.A Japanese scout named LCDR Mitzi observed the convoy unloading and sent a message to combined fleet HQ that also noted a surface force of 3 BBs, 3 CAs, 11 DDs off Lunga.Japanese ADM Ugaki surmised that the surface force would probably try and intercept the Japanese the following night, however in a staff meeting it was stated that the Americans would “go away as usual” and Abe's force was not notified of the American's presence.Despite this lack of warning, Japanese air assets decided to strike the Americans, sending 16 torpedo armed Bettys, and 30 Zeros to hit the forceWarned by coast watchers ahead of time, Turner got his ships underway as 20 F4Fs and 8 P39s scrambled to meet the Japanese inboundIn the ensuing air battle, the Betty's missed their targets and were ravaged by the F4Fs who claimed 17 bombers and 6 fighters while actually downing 11 Betty's and 1 Zero to the loss of 3 F4Fs and 1 P39.Turner was later rewarded with a very accurate sighting report of Abe's force to which he decided to shred his transports of any sizeable escort and order these same escorts to intercept and attack Abe's extremely powerful forceTurner assigned Daniel Callaghan as Task Force Commander, despite the fact that Scott had over 6 weeks sea time in these very waters and had won a night time naval fight. He assigned Callaghan because he was 15 days (!) senior to Scott.The stage was set. An American force that consisted of:2 CAs3 CLs 7 DDsWould intercept Abe's bombardment force under the command of an Admiral who had virtually no experience in combat at all on board a CA that still fielded inadequate radar (USS SF)Let's talk about the radar again here, Scott should have been in charge, but at the very least, Callaghan should have embarked aboard Helena with her SG radar and not Frisco.Collision in the DarkThe night was moonless, black in complete and total darkness…which dam sure didn't help with ship ID in the fight that would come.The American battle line was laid out such:Cushing, Laffey, Sterett, O'Bannon, Atlanta, Frisco, Portland, Helena, Juneau, Aaron Ward, Barton, Monssen, FletcherCallaghan laid his forces out much like Scott did at Cape Esperance, mainly for maneuvering in the confined waters more than anything else.Whereas, he should have laid his forces out with Fletch, O'Bannon, Helena, Juneau and Portland in the van because of the new SG radar systems aboard.The Japanese had split their forces into two separate groups, due mainly to horrible weather that caused some of his units to lose visibility and become detached and spread out.ADM Abe, believing he would not encounter American vessels, ordered his ships to load their weapons for a surface bombardment.BBs Hiei and Kirishima loaded, what amounted to frag shells in their 14 inch rifles, not AP.At around 0130 aboard Helena, her SG radar showed two distinct formations of enemy ships some 27,100 yards distant.Helena relayed this information to Callaghan, who generally seemed to ignore it, instead relying on Cushing's potential visual contact.Tremendous mistake here. This goes back to what we have said in the past that certain CO's, ADMs and the like did not put any faith in the new technology and in some cases, specifically this one, it would cost them their lives.Back aboard Helena, CAPT Gilbert Hoover was beginning to get highly irritated at the fact that Callaghan was ignoring the electronic picture his ship was presenting. Cape Esperance all over again.The range to target rapidly decreased from 10,000 yards to 5,000 to 4,000 as both forces literally steamed right at one another. At 0140 Cushing reported to Callaghan that a “ship is crossing bow from port to starboard, range 4,000 yards maximum.” Then another passed, and another and so on. Still Callaghan held fire.Range fell to 2,000 yards and Cushing asked via TBS, “Should I let them have a couple of fish?” Callaghan denied the request, which was followed by another from Laffey, which he too denied. Instead saying, “Stand by to open fire.”By 0147 Callaghan's formation was falling apart as individual skippers were veering out of formation so as to avoid collision with vessels visually identified as Japanese by the van.“Open Fire!”A Japanese searchlight, probably from Hiei, pierced the night and focused directly on Helena. Just ahead another searchlight from a Japanese DD, probably Akatsuki, focused on Atlanta.Aboard Atlanta, CAPT Jenkins gave the pre-war order to “counter illuminate” the target. His gunnery officer LCDR William Nickerson heard this, and shouted into his headset, “Fuck that! Open Fire!” Guns visually ranged in on the enemy DD and opened fire at a range estimated to be between 600-1,000 yards.When Atlanta opens fire…everything goes to hell, everybody opens fire. As the first to fire, Atlanta comes under fire from several Japanese ships and is hit in her torpedo director. Lloyd Mustin Asst Gunnery Officer, is visually watching his shells splash just short of the Japanese DD. He orders visual corrections and watches through his binocs as the rounds start tearing into the Japanese at a range of under 600 yards.Akatsuki is the target and she is absolutely smeared by gunfire from Atlanta, Frisco and Helena. The following Japanese DDs fired their torpedoes at Atlanta just before Ikazuchi was hit by 8 inch gunfire, probably from Frisco. She doesn't sink and retires.Atlanta is hit by several ships, and at least 1 torpedo and drifts into the field of fire of USS San Francisco.Completely out of touch with the situation unfolding before him, Callaghan gives his infamous order, “Odd ships commence fire to starboard, even to port.” This order throws several ships, who were either tracking or firing at targets, to disengage and swing turrets to different targets.Hindsight is always 20/20, but its abundantly clear that Callaghan was out of his element.Cushing, still in the lead, is rapidly engaging targets when she is blasted by shell fire from a number of enemy ships. As she is hit, BB Hiei passes close to starboard. Cushing flashes a voice warning of the enemy BB over TBS and is then blasted by Hiei's secondaries, drifting to a halt and eventually going down.Laffey is now in the lead, if there actually is a lead, and passes Hiei so close that her superstructure towers over her as if you were on the ground looking at a skyscraper, less than 1,000 yards away.Laffey opens fire with her 5 inchers. Despite Hiei's belt armor, the 5 inchers are so close that they actually penetrate and explode within.Individual AA gunners aboard Laffey opened fire with 20mm Oerlikon mounts and poured their fire into Hiei's portholes and riddled her upperworks with automatic weapons fire, hitting and killing Japanese sailors topside.ADM Abe took shrapnel to his face from American gunfireAs Laffey passes Hiei and avoids collision, she is taken under fire from Kirishima, who smacks her with 14 inch shellfire. At the same time, she is hit by a torpedo on the stern which cripples her.Sterett sights in on a Japanese DD, opens fire and watches her stern catch fire and begin to slow. Almost immediately, Sterett is caught in a cross fire from several Japanese ships, including Hiei. She takes numerous hits, slows and retires. She winds up taking a total of 11 hits, all on the port side, all in her upperworks.Friendly Fire, and Cruisers versus HieiAs Atlanta drifted, having been struck by Japanese gunfire and 2 torpedoes, she moved directly into Frisco's line of fire. From a range of about 3500 yards, San Francisco fired at least two full broadsides at Atlanta, while she was attempting to fire at a Japanese vessel just beyond her. The 8 inch shell hits were absolutely devastating, shredding Atlanta's superstructure and killing Admiral Norman Scott.Blame can't really be put on Frisco for this. The battle had devolved into a melee, a chaotic mess in which even radar could not pick enemies from freindlies. The chaos gave the battle its nickname, when in an AAR an officer likened it afterwards to "a barroom brawl after the lights had been shot out.”It can be assumed that Callaghan witnessed Atlanta take fire from Frisco, as he immediately ordered “Cease Fire Own Ships!”After Callaghan's order, which most ships ignored by the way, Helena was tracking targets via radar, large targets, and requested permission to fire.Helena opens fire on Hiei, aiming at her superstructure, letting her 6 inch weapons loose on automatic continuous mode, the “machine gun cruiser” pours over 200 rounds a minute into Hiei's superstructure, setting it ablaze.Callaghan and Frisco now open flank speed and slides right by Hiei at 2200 yards away on her starboard beam and Kirishima 3000 yards distant on the starboard bow.Frisco unleashes a broadside at Hiei which answers in kind. Hiei's shells strike just short of Frisco, her bombardment shells exploding on contact with the water.The only way to save Frisco's life is to pour it into Hiei, which is exactly what she does. Pouring salvo after salvo into the battlewagon's hull and superstructure.By pounding Hiei, Frisco now has the full attention of the 2 Japanese BBs.She takes a frightful beating from the Japanese, suffering over 45 shell hits, 12 of them 14 inch hits.Frisco avoids Davey jones' Locker due to the fact that the Japanese BBs are firing incendiary and HE rounds designated for bombardment as opposed to AP rounds.Still, she takes an absolute pounding.Hiei's 3rd salvo strikes Frisco's bridge, utterly obliterating nearly everyone inside of it, including Callaghan and CAPT Cassin Young.LCDR Bruce McCandless, senior officer in the bridge is the only survivor. He is instructed by senior DC officer CDR Schonland to command the ship as Schonland is too busy fighting flooding and stability issues aboard ship.Frisco survives because of Schonland and McCandless, who both receive the MOH.Juneau enters the fray, sighting the burning Hiei, passing close aboard and pouring 5 inch and automatic weapons fire into the flaming battleship.Shortly after opening fire, Juneau engages Harusame with gunfire and gets hit, almost dead amidships, by her torpedo which fractures her keel. She then limps away...we will hear more from her later...The Battle OverAt 0226, CAPT Gilbert Hoover of Helena, now Senior Officer Afloat, orders his forces to retire. At almost the same time, Abe does the same. After 40 minutes of the most confused, chaotic fireworks show in history, the battle ends as both forces limp away.Abe, unaware that only 2 US ships, Helena and Fletcher, could offer any type of realistic resistance decides to turn away and not bombard Henderson. His force has been shot to pieces but is still powerful as Kirishima is relatively undamaged as are at least 5 other ships. Still, due to heavy damage suffered aboard his own ship, Hiei, he decides to retire.He is crucified for this decision by Yamamoto, who relieves him of command.At 0344 Yamamoto orders the convoy to turn around and go back to the Shortlands.As the sun rises, so do American aircraft from Henderson Field.SBDs and TBFs roar in to finish off the crippled Hiei, just north of Savo at a distance of about 14 miles.56 sorties from SBDs and TBFs, as well as 14 B17s attacked Hiei and other cripples in Iron Bottom Sound.As the attacks increased throughout the day, Abe ordered Hiei scuttled as she was listing heavily from the torpedoes dropped by the TBFs.The final tally is frightful:Japanese:1 BB and 2 DDs sunk4 DDs damagedBetween 5-800 men KIAUS:2 CLs and 4 DDs sunk2 CAs damaged, 2 DDs damaged1439 men KIADespite the disparity in ships sunk and men lost, the battle is considered a US victory because of the failure of the Japanese to complete their mission objective.JuneauJuneau and Gilbert Hoover's decision to steam on…

Coffee Conversation: Journey to Japan

ReikiCafe Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2023 42:01

Join Christine Renee and former ReikiCafe University Professor Bruce Taylor for a live conversation about our upcoming pilgrimage to Japan!In May of 2023, Bruce Taylor will be leading our journey to Kyoto, Japan, the birthplace of Reiki. Our May 1st-7th includes, but not limited to:⛩ 7 Days/6 Nights in Beautiful Kyoto, The Historical Capital of JapanPilgrimages to the Birthplace of Reiki – Mt Kurama (led by Bruce Taylor & Hyakuten Inamoto)⛩ Reiki Practice, Discussion, and Attunement ON Mt. Kurama (at Osugi Gongen (Pictured below) the Very Site Where Reiki Was First Transmitted to Usui Sensei)⛩ Reiki Classes and Talks with Bruce Taylor & Hyakuten InamotoReiki Share Evening with Komyo Reiki-Do Teachers and Students⛩ Tours In And Around Kyoto (Mt. Hiei, Bamboo Forest, Temples and so much more)If you are a Reiki enthusiast, student, practitioner, or teacher, and are excited to journey to the birthplace of Reiki, join us for this live conversation to learn more!Learn more about our Japan Pilgrimage this May 1-7th 2023 with Bruce Taylor and Hyakuten Inamoto Sensei here: https://rootsoflife.org/kyoto-trip/reiki-cafeReikiCafe Links:Website: https://www.reikicafeuniversity.com/Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/reikicafeuniversityFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ReikiCafeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/reikicafeuniversity/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJfg3mAauSWQmt5XXBMcC-wBruce's Website: https://rootsoflife.org/Bruce's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rootsoflife_org/

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Nichiren - Buddhist Prophet - part 3

The buddhahood Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 21, 2022 50:13

Nichiren's development from childhood through education from provincial to the elite at mount Hiei was driven by the singular goal of an essential truth.

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The Game Deflators E206 | Interview with Voice Actor Chuck Huber on Bayonetta 3 + Silent Hill

The Game Deflators

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2022 90:46

This week on the Game Deflators Podcast John and Ryan are joined by legendary voice actor Chuck Huber. Known for his roles as Android 17 in Dragon Ball Z, Hiei in YuYu Hakusho and many other video game and anime properties, Chuck shares his wealth of industry knowledge with the guys. Listen in as they discuss the hot topic of voice actor Hellena Taylor, the process of becoming a voice actor and gaming from the 90s. Also on this episode, John and Ryan discuss their newest video game pickups and the recently announced Silent Hill 2 remake, and Silent Hill F. Want more Game Deflators content? Find us at www.thegamedeflators.com Find us on Social Media Twitter @GameDeflators Instagram @TheGameDeflators Facebook @TheGameDeflators YouTube @The Game Deflators Game Deflators Logo Created by J_Ricks_Art Permission for intro and outro music provided by Matthew Huffaker http://www.youtube.com/user/teknoaxe 2_25_18

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T03Epi16 - Hiei e a Síndrome da Oitava Série

Macabrepedia: A Marriage of True Crime and the Truly Bizarre

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2022 42:58

Episódios do anime comentados hoje: 28, 29 e 30.Próximos episódios a serem comentados: 31 e 32.

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Monk-Hieing Around: The Marathon Monks of Mount Hiei

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 26, 2022 61:35

Taking a turn toward the bizarre this week, we discuss the marathon monks of Mount Hiei where monks walk 24,000 miles to clarify their mind and spirit.Twitter & Facebook: @macabrepediaInstagram: @macabrepediapodEmail us at: @Macabrepediapod@gmail.comRef:https://www.trailrunnermag.com/people/culture-people/the-marathon-monks-of-mount-hiei/https://en.japantravel.com/blog/fudo-myo/68296https://3100.srichinmoyraces.org/#third-section-tab-1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq3O1g6_9Oshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S06oMxdt40ASupport the show

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T03Epi11 - O Caso do Machão

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2022

No episódio de hoje, a dublagem brasileira está tão maluca quanto os desenhistas!Episódios do anime comentados hoje: 16 e 17.Episódio do anime a ser comentado no próximo: 18 a 21, as lutas de Hiei com Seiryu e de Yusuke contra Suzaku.

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T03Epi10 - O Caso do Exibido

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2022 17:11

Sem Luna e Olavo, os dois fãzocas de Kurama, comentamos sobre as piruletas e o rose whip (falou até em inglês!) de Kurama, sobre Hiei ser um tsundere e a inspiração ocidental durante a luta contra Genbu.Episódio do anime comentado: 15.Episódios do anime a serem comentados no próximo: 16 e 17, os dois da luta entre Kuwabara e Byakko.

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John Stevens, a lifetime of publishing

Books on Asia

Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2022 23:30

This week author and translator John Stevens joins us from Hawaii. Stevens has penned many books over his long career, mainly dealing with Japanese martial arts, poetry, and biography.“A book should be enlightening for the writer, and for the people reading it.” —John StevensAmy starts off the show mentioning the books of Stevens that she has read: The Marathon Monks of Mt. Hiei; The Essence of Aikido: Spiritual Teachings of Morihei Ueshiba; Dew Drops on a Lotus Leaf: Zen Poems of Ryokan; and Mountain Tasting: Haiku and Journals of Santoka Taneda. Yet that is only a fraction of the works that Stevens has produced over his life.He explains his translation style and how he manages to capture the essence of haiku in his translations. He names Arthur Waley as an exemplar of the craft.“A good translation has to be good literature, fine literature."Stevens talks about his first book, One Robe, One Bowl (Tuttle Publishing).His second book was Mountain Tasting: Haiku and Journals of Santoka Taneda (White Pine Press). Of his books on aikido, he says the most popular has been The Art of Peace: Teachings of the Founder of Aikido (Shambhala), which has over 2,300 ratings on Amazon and has been further translated into over 20 languages.Amy reads a poem from Dew Drops on a Lotus Leaf (Shambhala), which prompts Stevens to talk about his passion for poetry and translation:"If you don't feel the passion and the poignancy, then it's not a translation.”When talking about the writing process:"Writing a book should be enlightening, for both you writing it and for the people reading it," says Stevens. "My writing was an extension of my [Aikido] practice.”Other popular books by Stevens are The Essence of Aikido: Spiritual Teachings of Morihei Ueshiba (Kodansha International), and The Marathon Monks of Mt. Hiei (Echo Point Books & Media).Stevens tells a story of going to Sendai to meet a master Aikido teacher, Shirata-sensei, in Yamagata. "I'd arrive at the dojo, no one was there. He was there. He was never not there. And he was sitting, meditating. I learned something: that if you're a teacher, you've got to be there all the time.”The author and translator also talks about his book Lust for Enlightenment (Shambhala) and why it was controversial, as well as Tantra of Tachikawa Ryu: Secret Sex Teachings of the Buddha (Stone Bridge Press).More recently, Stevens has been working with art exhibitions and writing exhibition catalogues. He is currently working on a display in Spain centered around the Kyoto poet and Buddhist nun Rengetsu at the Gothic Monastery of Pedralbes in Barcelona until May 27, 2022. If you need a primer before you go, get a copy of Stevens's Rengetsu: Life & Poetry of Lotus Moon (Echo Point Books & Media). The Barcelona exhibit, which has been open to the public since November 2021 and is titled "La lluna de Lotus" in Spanish, includes 36 ceramic pieces and 30 paintings and calligraphy by the female artist. Lastly, Amy asks Stevens what his favorite books on Japan are:Poetry and Zen: Letters and Uncollected writings of R.H. Blyth by R.H. Blyth and Norman WaddellZen and Japanese Culture by Daisetzu T. SuzukiThe Unknown Craftsman: A Japanese Insight into Beauty by Soetsu Yanagi and Bernard LeachDon't miss John Stevens next book The Art of Budoh: Painting and Calligraphy by Japanese Masters (Shambhala, Dec 2022).More Books by John Stevens:Seeing Zen (Floating World Editions)Sacred Calligraphy of the East (Echo Point Books & Media)Extraordinary Zen Masters; A Maverick, A Master of Masters, and a Wondering Poet (Echo Point Books & Media)Budo: Teachings of the Founder of Aikido (Kodansha USA)The Secret Teachings of Aikido (Kodansha USA)The Heart of Aikido; The Philosophy of Takemusu Aiki (Kodansha International)Wild Ways: Ikkyu (White Pine Press)Philosophy of Aikido (Echo Point Books & Media)And many, many more!

Yu Yu Hakusho: The Dark Tournament Saga (Ep. 26 - 66)

Otaku Melancholy

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 27, 2022 86:40

You got characters. You make them fight. This is the essence of the tournament arc and also little kids playing with their action figures but in this instance we're talking about the swole super veiny beefy muscles of the Dark Tournament arc from Yu Yu Hakusho. It's got a cool name but does it have the style to rock the pompadour and shirtless flair it throws at the viewers? We'll find out by discussing amongst ourselves the things we liked, the fights we hated, and the original Shadow the Hedgehog known as Hiei. You only hate me because I bring you the truth. As always, check out new episodes every Sunday by going to our website at www.otakumelancholy.com to see all our links including our social media and join the Discord at https://discord.gg/rUHYUyW to continue the conversation! Ganbatte! We do not own or claim to own the songs and media used in this podcast. All rights belong to their respective owners. All songs and clips used in this podcast are applied for critical analysis and reflect a usage that pertains to fair use.

Weekly Wasan - Episode 42 - Kōsō Wasan (Hymns of the Pure Land Masters) Genkū (Hōnen) 98-102

American Buddhist Study Center

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2022 9:50

Hi Dharma-friends! In this episode, we begin the section of the Kōsō Wasan on Master Genkū, also known as Master Hōnen. Hōnen (1133-1212 CE) is the seventh master in Shinran's Jōdo Shinshū lineage. Hōnen was Shinran's personal teacher, and Shinran -- although a great master himself and the founder of Jōdo Shinshū -- never regarded himself as anything other than a true disciple of Hōnen. Master Hōnen was a very distinguished Tendai monk and was famed as a master of the entire Buddhist canon of scriptures. While studying the Pure Land Sutras and the Commentary on the Contemplation Sutra by Shan-tao, he was struck by Shan-tao's exhortation to just repeat the Nembutsu, the Name-of-the-Buddha, ceaselessly with all one's heart and that this is the one practice that will unfailingly lead to enlightenment because it is on accordance with Amida's Primal Vow. This was exactly what Hōnen was seeking in his own heart, and he resolved to share it with others. He started teaching the exclusive Nembutsu in the city of Kyōto, attracting many people. It was there in the year 1201 CE that Shinran, having his own spiritual crisis on Mt. Hiei, met him and became his follower. If you are enjoying this podcast, why not share it with your friends? Better yet, become a member of the American Buddhist Study Center and mention the podcast when you contact the center at info@ambuddhist.org. Peace to you, Gary

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Weekly Wasan - Episode 40 - Kōsō Wasan (Hymns of the Pure Land Masters) - Genshin 88-92

American Buddhist Study Center

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2022 10:15

Hi Dharma-friends! Today we begin Shinran Shonin's Wasan verses on the Sixth Master in the Jōdo Shinshū lineage: Master Genshin. Shinran moves from China to Japan with Genshin. Genshin lived from 942-1017 CE and was a Tendai monk on Mt. Hiei (as were Shinran's own teacher Master Hōnen and Shinran himself for a long time). Genshin was really huge in making the Pure Land teaching popular in the Japan of his own day. Shinran greatly admired Genshin's virtue and broad learning. He regarded Genshin as a Buddha who, having returned to Japan in this latter age, taught the difference between the fulfilled and transformed lands. The person who singleheartedly says Nembutsu will unfailingly be born into the fulfilled land (i.e., Nirvana). Hope you are enjoying listening to the podcast (40 episodes, woo-hoo!!). Check out other good content on the American Buddhist Study Center home page, ambuddhist.org Until next time, Gary

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Yu Yu Hakusho The Three Eyes of Hiei

DragonCast Z

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 3, 2022 34:49

Welp no other way to say it but I messed up and watched the wrong show. So John explains this episode to you and me. Now I know how you guys feel. Follow us on Instagram and YouTube!YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCxgrfaCs09CAv4MJLzPmjMQEmail: dragoncastz@gmail.comDiscord- https://discord.gg/nRe6V34mInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/dragoncastz

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The Monks of War

A History of Japan

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 25, 2021 16:54 Transcription Available

By the late Heian Period, the four most influential temples in Japan all fielded their own private armies and frequently clashed with one another and with the government as well. One of the most famous Sohei (Warrior Monk) would become the close companion of a legendary Minamoto warrior.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/AHistoryOfJapan)

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Regular/69: 2021 and I'm Still Waiting / 1of2 (Chiharu Iida)

Update Studio

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2021 46:40

Chiharu Iidaさんと、ユニクロ、ベアフットランニング、Apple Watchについて話しました --- Keywords リモートワークの服装, ユニクロ, GU, ルナサンダル, 煽り並走, 山を舐めるな, Apple Watch, 可視化症候群, 結局見ない, 18禁モデル, Macbook Pro, ポート問題, Mozilla Seabird --- Akira Fukunaga (@Akira_Fukunaga), Chiharu Iida (@Hal_Sun_) --- GU - リアルレザーストレートチップシューズ+E UNIQLO and White Mountaineering 2021AW Lookbook LUNASANDALS #72 変遷中(前編)「立ち返れ、本来の足の機能へ」 - UNBUILT RADIO Kyoto Trail hiking, Mt.Hiei to Kurama - Strava injinji Vivobarefoot Apple Watch Series7 Kosta Eleftheriou (@keleftheriou) - on Twitter Macbook Pro Mozilla Seabird 2D

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All Time 90's Album Draft

For The Culture Draft

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 19, 2021 46:17

We finish off the 90's music by drafting the greatest albums of this decade with Lamar, Maxwell, and Hiei! This is a bit of a shorter episode but still cool regardless!. Enjoy!

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All Time 90's Songs Draft

For The Culture Draft

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 15, 2021 108:17

We are continuing our music month by shifting to the glorious 90s era of music. We draft with the likes of Bailey, Lamar, Jayson, Hiei, and Mate. We know you are enjoying this music series so I won't tell you what to do with this episode! Song of The Day- Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Remix by Beedle The Bardcore

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Day 24: Mt. Hiei by Kathryn Hemmann

Kaidankai: Ghost and Supernatural Stories

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 24, 2021 30:22

In Mt. Hiei, Kathryn Hemmann creates a mystical tale around warrior monks, their mountain home and the Buddhist god Fudō Myō.Mt. Hiei is read by Michael Rhys, a Tokyo based voice actor and writer and teller of short tales.Kathryn Hemmann is a writer, translator, and comic artist who lives at the center of a maze of bookshelves in Philadelphia. Their work explores modern ruins, hidden mysteries, and the gentle horrors of everyday life. They go by @kathrynthehuman on Twitter, and they curate a small museum of monsters and flowers on their website, DigitalFantasyDiary.com.Submit your story and read all the stories on the kaidankai podcast at https://www.whiteenso.com.

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168 - Kuwabara Punch in the Face Day [Yu Yu Hakusho 68 - 71]

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2021 32:34

Kurama, Hiei, Kuwabara, and Botan have to take on a high school boy in a battle of wits! Yusuke punches Kuwabara's face just 'cause! Genkai is back again, telling us about the next Big Bad Thing! Want to learn more about the show or just chat with us? Write to us at bandsgetjumped@gmail.com, tweet us @bandsgetjumped on twitter, or find us on reddit at r/getjumped/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/BlakeAndSpencerGetJumped)

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Episode 31 - The Greatness of Yu Yu Hakusho (1k subscriber Special)

Geek Giant Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 20, 2021 153:30

In this episode, the homies take a deep dive into one of the most influential anime and manga series of the 1990s Yu Yu Hakusho. Yusuke, Kuwabara, Hiei, and Kurama you know the GOATS! In addition to that, the homie discusses Tokyo Revengers as well as the latest news and chapter from MHA and Jujutsu Kaisen.Spoiler Time Stamp14:51 Tokyo Revenger Review30:00-51:52 MhA Chapter 32051:53- One Piece Yamato Devil Fruit Discussion55:00 Yu Yu Hakusho RetrospectiveSign Up for LootCrate https://loot.cr/3f2IDei Get a 15% off your purchase when you use the code - geekgiant For more awesome monthly boxes that have merch from some of your favorite series or games and use the discount code, it'll help support the podcast! Continue to Support Geek Giant Podcast!!! Follow us on our Social Media and Patreon!!! Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcast_giant Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geekgiantpo... Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@geekgiant704?... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/geekgiant Discord: https://discord.gg/Xk3xpJKf2R L

All Time Inspirational/Influential People Draft

For The Culture Draft

Play Episode Listen Later May 22, 2021 73:46

We draft some of the most inspirational people of all time. No restrictions on who can be picked. Participants include Wayne, Luke, Maxwell, Hiei, and our host Lamar

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156 - Demon Slayer's Choo Choo Experience [Yu Yu Hakusho 55 - 58]

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Play Episode Play 40 sec Highlight Listen Later May 7, 2021 42:37

Kurama is forced to spend his life energy in a fight against Karasu! Team Urameshi gets screwed on a technicality again! Hiei lets loose with the Dragon of the Darkness Flame!Want to learn more about the show or just chat with us? Write to us at bandsgetjumped@gmail.com, tweet us @bandsgetjumped on twitter, or find us on reddit at r/getjumped/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/BlakeAndSpencerGetJumped)

Yoshihiro Togashi, mangaka iconoclaste - partie 1

Hommage Collatéral

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2021 198:39

À ma grande surprise, il aura fallu attendre huit épisodes pour que ce podcast s’intéresse à un créatif du Soleil Levant. Si cet auteur ne figure pas dans mon panthéon personnel, il faut bien admettre que la carrière, la réputation, la méthode et l’art de Togashi Yoshihiro font de lui une singularité dans le monde du manga, et donc un sujet d’étude passionnant. Ainsi, je remercie vivement ce casting d’experts qui m’accompagne dans ce numéro (que vous connaissez déjà intégralement, si vous avez écouté les émissions précédentes) qui n’a cessé de militer pour qu’on adresse cet Hommage Collatéral au papa de Yū Yū Hakusho (le gros dossier de cette première partie) et de Hunter × Hunter (celui de la seconde). Invités : Maëva / Rutile, scénariste (Dans les cuisines de l’Histoire, Mytho, Rhapsody) et script doctor | professeur de scénario à l’ESRA et à l’Académie Brassart-Delcourt Clémence / Jainas, directrice artistique et fan artist | https://twitter.com/jainas | @artofclem Jean-Baptiste, coanimateur des podcasts Outrider et Land Rider, ingénieur son et image pour La Bonne Auberge et French Wargame Studio, fondateur du label Bonus Tracks Playlist : 01 - DizzyEight feat. Jamar Rose - Shonen | https://youtu.be/dxu1ZULQxnc © 2021 Urban Renaissance LLC.02 - Rag’n’Bone Man - Human | Human © 2016 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited03 - Kōichi Sugiyama - Overture | Dragon Quest VI Symphonic Suite © 2000 SPE Visual Works04 - Shigeaki Sagusa & Tatsuo Takai - Tetsuwas Atom (Astro Boy Opening) | Tetsuwan Atom Original Sound Track (c) 1980 For Life Records05 - Yusuke Homma, Matsuko Mawatari & Matsuko Mawatari - Hohoemi no Bakudan (Smile Bomb) | Yū Yū Hakusho Original Soundtrack vol.1 © 1993 Media Remoras / Pony Canyon06 - Yusuke Homma & Matsuko Mawatari - Yurusenee ! | Yū Yū Hakusho Original Soundtrack vol.2 : Makai no Tobira Hen © 1994 Media Remoras / Pony Canyon07 - James Horner - Tournament Time | The Karate Kid (Music from the Motion Picture) © 2020 Madison Gate Records, Inc / Columbia Pictures Industries08 - Motörhead - Terminal Show | Inferno © © 2004 Belle Vue Sunshine Touring Inc.09 - Yusuke Homma & Matsuko Mawatari - Yuusuke’s no Theme | Yū Yū Hakusho Original Soundtrack vol.1 © 1993 Media Remoras / Pony Canyon10 - Yusuke Homma, Matsuko Mawatari & Matsuko Mawatari - Homework ga Owaranai | Yū Yū Hakusho Original Soundtrack vol.1 © 1993 Media Remoras / Pony Canyon Sujets évoqués : 01:26:00 - Introduction00:02:34 - Présentation des invités00:16:56 - Qui est Yoshihiro Togashi ?00:40:53 - Thèmes de prédilection00:46:40 - Découverte de son oeuvre00:54:27 - Biographie01:06:52 - Le système de publication du manga01:13:27 - Début de carrière01:25:50 - Tende Shôwaru Cupido01:29:43 - Yū Yū Hakusho01:51:05 - Yusuke, Kuwabara, Kurama, Hiei et les autres01:54:25 - Les points faibles du manga02:03:20 - Dessins et textes02:07:00 - The Dark Tournament Saga02:18:11 - Chapter Black Saga02:34:12 - Saga of the Three Kings02:50:06 - Moments préférés et succès international02:55:00 - Les adaptations animées03:00:34 - Yū Yū Hakusho - Yoshirin de Pon!03:04:34 - Conclusion Sources & liens :

148 - All the Pieces of Him Have Been Down for Ten Seconds [Yu Yu Hakusho 45 - 50]

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2021 56:40

The semi-finals of the Dark Tournament are heating up as Hiei battles against a ape-man, no wait it is a bird-man, no wait it is a wolf-man! Kurama learns that he hates both psychics and people with fishing poles! Also, Yusuke is still having a terrible time in the cave of wonders....Want to learn more about the show or just chat with us? Write to us at bandsgetjumped@gmail.com, tweet us @bandsgetjumped on twitter, or find us on reddit at r/getjumped/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/BlakeAndSpencerGetJumped)

Practitioner’s Episode 7 - What is Jodo Shu (Pure Land Buddhism)? With Rev. Taijun Kasahara

Carving the Divine TV Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 3, 2021 27:32

Hosted by filmmaker Yujiro Seki, Carving the Divine TV Podcast is a series of Q&A sessions with Buddhist scholars and practitioners. These Q&A sessions explore the basic concepts of Buddhism and the history of Buddhism so that when listeners finally watch the documentary film "Carving the Divine - Buddhist Sculptors of Japan" they will get the maximum value of the documentary. In this Practitioner’s Episode, We have a special interview episode with Jodo Shu priest, Rev. Taijun Kasahara from Rinkaian temple. Yes, we have an English-speaking Japanese priest to share with us the important teachings of Jodo Shu! See you in the show! We will ask important questions such as:What is Jodo Shu? What is the core teaching of Jodo Shu?What is the brief history about Jodo Shu?Who is Rev. Honen? Why did he leave Tendai Buddhism/Mt. Hiei? What is a degenerated age (Mappo)? What is Amida Nyroai (Amida Buddha)? Does Jodo Shu only venerate Amida Nyorai? What is Amida’s original vow? What is Jiriki and Tariki? Why is Tariki important? What is Nembutsu? What does “Namu Amida Butsu mean? What exactly is the Pure Land? Where is it? What are some of the differences between Jodo Shu and Jodo Shin Shu? Taijun Kasahara was born in Tokyo, Japan. After graduating from Keio University, he worked in the accounting department of Nippon Express (a logistics company) for eight years. Then he quit that job and became an official priest of Jodo Shu after learning and training at Bukkyo University in Kyoto. In 2005 he opened a new temple, Rinkaian, in Tama City in Tokyo. As the chief priest of the temple, he has been serving the believers and other people in the area, and also spreading the teachings of Jodo Shu through the Internet.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/carvingthedivine)

Correre e camminare per mille giorni: il pellegrinaggio straordinario dei monaci maratoneti

Correre Naturale Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 3, 2021 8:02

Un viaggio di mille giorni percorrendo più di 38000km, alternando corsa e camminata, è la prova che attende i monaci maratoneti del monte Hiei.Scopriamo in questo episodio allora l'uso del movimento, della corsa e della camminata, per l'elevazione spirituale in una prova tradizionale affrontata dai monaci Tendai giapponesi, la prova ultima per essere considerato a tutti gli effetti un Buddha vivente.

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023 - Yu Yu Hakusho: Nostalgia, Referências Míticas e Nerdices

Lorems

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2020 126:01

Ana e Cláudia revisitam esse anime queridíssimo de nossas infâncias na Manchete! Com personagens anti-heróis, irreverência e dublagem descambadíssima (no bom sentido), Yu Yu Hakusho foi um marco entre os primeiros animes exibidos no Brasil.Muita nostalgia, referências míticas sobre youkais e uma boa dose de nerdice acompanham esse episódio. Vai lá ouvir, diabo!!__________________________________________________ > INDICAÇÕES - Livro: Minha irmã a serial killer - Oyinkan Braithwaite - Livro: O Mundo se despedaça - Chinua Achebe - Anime: Gegege no Kitarou - Série: Des - Podcast: Assassinos em série - Siga #mulherespodcasters, #opodcastédelasVeja também outros animes com Youkai: - Inari, konkon, koi iroha - Natsume yuujichou - Hoozuki no reitetsu - Dororo - Kamisama hajimemashite - Kakuriyo no yadomeshi - Gugure! kokkuri san - Gingitsune - Fukigen na mononokean - Kimetsu no aiba - Mononoke hime - Kiitariu shounen no Youkai Enikki - Yamishibai - Inu Yasha - Hanyō no Yashahime____________________________________________________________________________________________________ > JABÁS - Loja Meni @lojameni > REDES SOCIAIS - Twitter: Loremspodcast - Instagram: loremspodcast - E-mail: podcastlorems@gmail.com > EQUIPE Instagram - Cláudia @catsitterclaudia e @yama_ph (Fotografia Profissional) - Noemia @noemiapm - Paula @parnemanncostura (fabricação de roupas e cosplays sob medida) - Stefanie @stefaniegon ____ > E Twitter - Ana @semvontade.png - Cláudia @claudia_yl ____________________________________________________________________________________________________> Algumas fontes para o episódio:- https://coisasdojapao.com/2019/03/folclore-japones-conheca-a-lenda-de-urashima-taro- https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minamoto_no_Yoshitsune- https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintar%C5%8D- https://mundo-nipo.com/cultura-japonesa/mitos-e-lendas/14/03/2015/kitsune-raposa/- https://mundo-nipo.com/cultura-japonesa/mitos-e-lendas/01/05/2013/yuki-onna-a-bruxa-ou-a-mulher-da-neve/- https://skdesu.com/yomi-o-mundo-dos-mortos/- https://coisasdojapao.com/2019/05/aprenda-o-que-sao-os-tesouros-do-imperio-do-japao/- https://www.aficionados.com.br/yu-yu-hakusho/- https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minamoto_no_Yoshitsune- https://coisasdojapao.com/2019/03/folclore-japones-conheca-a-lenda-de-urashima-taro/- https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintar%C5%8D____________________________________________________________________________________________________ - Edição de som: Cláudia Yamanaka - Arte da capa / Arte mídias sociais: Ana Carolina Bretas - Logo Lorems: Noemia Menezes - Textos mídias sociais: Cláudia Yamanaka

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Nirbhasa Magee & The 3100 Mile Race to Transcend Self - The 2020 Version - EP188

1% Better

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 23, 2020 35:50

1% Better – 3100 Miles Around a Park in Salzburg – Nirbhasa Magee Returns – EP188Last year I talked with Nirbhasa Magee about his experience running the 3100-mile race in New York. Full details of that below. This year, he’s running again. Only now, it’s in Salzburg. We caught up last week while he was running! Have a listen and be sure to check out EP133 from last year to learn more! Enjoy!I recently found an article on the BBC website about a 3100-mile race that happens every year. It’s called a run to self-transcendence and as someone that is very intrigued in self-development, I wanted to learn more. And hopefully talk with one of the runners that attempted and, maybe even, completed it. Not only did I manage to find one, he’s also a fellow Irishman. His name is Nirbhasa Magee and his the guest for this episode. Nirbhasa has been a meditation practitioner since his late teens/early twenties and through his practice, started to go for short runs with friends from the meditation group (Sri Chinmoys) he’s part of. One thing led to another. Before he knew it, he had moved on to marathons, ultramarathons, then 6 and 10 day runs and eventually the 3100 mile race. In this podcast interview, Nirbhasa tells this story in detail, shares the benefits he’s gained from meditation and running and provides some hugely interesting insights from his journey so far. Here is a summary and more about Sri Chinmoy (please excuse Typos):•How Nirbhasa discovered meditation •The key to a good meditation practice – even if it’s just 5 minutes per day – getting your foot in the door – this is the start of a building a habit•Always noticing if he missed the daily quotient of peace and joy i.e. a short meditation•Starting with a book ‘meditate like a master’ (or something of that name!) •Noticing the difference in the day to day life even if the it wasn’t a ‘great’ meditation•Finding deeper meaning and a feeling or pull of his being enjoying meditation•An overview of the mediation practices used early on: •Meditation Practice - Heart-Centre Mediations – Breathing and feeling the breath is coming from and leaving from the heart centre•The difference between concentration on the mind and the heart! •Finding himself coming out of heart-centre mediation with much more kindness on others and yourself •Techniques are just like a city map – the same with the meditation techniques – you get to know your heart just like a city and after a while you can throw away the maps! •Over time meditation becomes part of your being•Reflecting on the changes and impact meditation has on Nirbhasa – not borne out of sadness or loneliness •The one thing meditation has given him – a sense of fulfilment and purpose – not easily explained but more in a feeling •Mediation has taught him to cherish the joy of doing things not just the outcomes •Fitness & Running entered Nirbhasa’s life despite hating running originally •Mediation helped to be in the right inner space when running – this happened quickly after he started running •Getting into running longer distances more by chance running with others from the Sri Chinmoy centre •Getting into the space running the right way – running along ‘eternities road’ •Just doing 1-2 marathons every year initially but becoming more aware of the ultra-running•Hearing about much longer distances like the 6- & 10-day race and the 3100-mile race •In 2012, Nirbhasa, stopped in New York, and went to support the 6- and 10-day race. The feeling he had from this gave him the motivation to sign up for it the following year – a huge sense of peace being there – this is something I could do!!! •The 6- & 10-day races which are based on the most miles done in these days •How the mind can be limiting which lead Nirbhasa to sign up only to the 6-day race •The training plan for the 6-day race – having 2 great spiritual experience from the training itself – 1.Documentary – Spirit of a Runner on Vimeo – this lead to - The following day – an inner voice, why not move to the 10 day race instead2.A Talk that moved Nirbhasa – from a Sri Chinmoy seminar – learning about her meditation life – “it’s got the stage where I just sort of exist” – this was a statement he didn’t forget – but didn’t know what it meant….Having 3 big projects with work before the race – making the commitment – training was to be priority #1 – this was key! As this went along…put the important things first, everything else gets done! Like being an observer watching things happen! – A huge change•Dealing with misconceptions – that meditation is not accepting life’s responsibilities – but that is not the case - don’t what meditation is about •How the attitude of Meditation today is about leading your life….meditation is a key part of helping you be happy to be able to do everything you need to do and still be peaceful and satisfaction •Running & Training – avoiding injuries – lucky but also being able to connect into the issue and being able to find a workaround to overcome it •The attitude that you take when training and running is very very important – if you’re not running the for the right reasons…this can lead to injury or overexert! •There is a link between mental state and at which people suffer – when Nirbhasa runs, he must ensure he’s running from the right attitude – having a childlike consciousness when running! •The experience doing the 10-day race first time in 2013 – another big revelation doing it – setting a goal of 500 miles as a target – expecting to slow down on day 3 as all others thought – but as the days went on, Nirbhasa kept going and didn’t slow down – having 2-3 cosmic experiencing during the race •On the last day, after keeping a pace of 60 miles a day, decided to run all night on the last day and doing 91 miles on the last day, 622 miles overall and finishing 4th over•The power of the mind – overcoming the limiting beliefs •Meditation is about unlearning! About the 3100 Mile Race•3100-mile race around a single ½ mile block in Queens New York•The 3100-mile race is the longest of several ultra-marathons and other running races founded by Sri Chinmoy. •Not being allowed to run this unless you’ve done many multiday races before •Only deciding to run this after completing the 10 day. •60 miles a day is the average to run! •Deciding to run it for the first time but taking his time to sign up so doing the 10 day race a second time around and doing 702 miles giving him confidence for the 3100 •The training gives confidence more than anything•In 2015, in June Nirbhasa did his first 3100-mile race •Trusting the Universe to provide a response - Dealing with major cross roads, putting the questions or issue out there, even by writing a letter, and then meditating. Leaving the decision to God or the Universe to sort out and letting it to see what comes back •The notion of Spiritual Surrender – an ongoing and evolving process – not something that happens overnight •The 3100 Documentary including other self-transcendence runs (link to the documentary here)oIt’s a deep dive into Why people run and the spiritual explorationoThe 3100 Run and BecomeoFocus on Ash-Pri-han-nal – 14 times now 16 times?oYuri – do you have to be a follower of Sri Chinmoy?oRecord time -- 40 days - Ashprihanal Aalto has won the race nine times and participated 15 times.oShamita – Austrian – dropped out after 1000 milesoGyoman-san of the Monks of Mt. Hiei, JapanoNavajo Runner included•Nirbhasa’s experiences having run this 3 times over the last 5 years oThe physical adjustment taking a few daysoThe mental adjustment starting to calm down and a much more natural meditative state comes oStages during the race where meditation takes over and some parts of your being is having the time of its life!! That’s what keeps him coming back and get deeper every yearoComparisons with a silent retreat where the mind starts to calm after a few days•The race itself is a very safe space of spiritual transformation – with everything being taken care of and you’re running letting off steam and being able to talk and express himself is very important – can share the experiences with different to a silent retreat •From the 3 races Nirbhasa has completed, what stands out most? oFrom the 2019 race, after 35+ days, hitting a heatwave in New York making the heat 41-42 Celsius – Nirbhasa kept running and was so exhausted at the end of that day – leading to heat exhaustion inside his stomach – leading to 6/7 days that lead to walking most of the time! oThis lead to him learning to be happy no matter how he was doing – this is a key lesson – just to be happy no matter what! oA second heatwave come some days later – leading Nirbhasa to keep pushing forward but getting a recommendation from an Aru Vedic doc and being able to run again an hour later – the benefits of grass in his shoe that helped it cool down•To learn more about Nirbhasa and Sri Chinmoy check out:•Video called “Seeker” with Snatak on google the video will come up – check this out•This year, Nirbhasa after finishing the race, he felt he will do this every year •Sri Chinmoy links - https://ie.srichinmoycentre.org/More about Sri Chinmoy:•Background on Sri Chinmoy•Came to prominence•About him – Chinmoy Kumar Ghose, better known as Sri Chinmoy[1] (27 August 1931 – 11 October 2007), was an Indian spiritual leader who taught meditation in the West after moving to New York City in 1964.[2] Chinmoy established his first meditation center in Queens, New York, and eventually had 7,000 students in 60 countries.[3][4] A prolific author, artist, poet, and musician, he also held public events such as concerts and meditations on the theme of inner peace.[4][5] Chinmoy advocated a spiritual path to God through prayer and meditation. He advocated athleticism including distance running, swimming, and weightlifting

TGOS Ep, 125 EskiJOE Bros

TheGeekOutShow

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2020 121:45

Sorry for the late episode guys but join us as we talk comics like to Knull variant covers. We also talk about new action figure reveals such as the Mafex Psylocke and the 1:12 Bullet Punch by Devil Toys. We get into anime like the video game inspired The world ends with you. Some DLC drops for Jumpforce by the way of YU-YU-Hakusho's Hiei and Sony releases their specs for their PS5. We close out the show on some awesome news from Disney, first being the casting of She-Hulk and we also get the trailer for season 2 of the Mandalorian. We talk about all this and much much more, Remember to STAY GEEKED UP AND GEEK OUT!!! You can follow The Geek Out Show on different social media platforms at the following links: IG: https://www.instagram.com/thegeekoutshow/?hl=en FB: https://www.facebook.com/TheGeekOutShowPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thegeekoutshow1 You can follow all the hosts of the show on IG at the following links. Gil: https://www.instagram.com/blackholecomicz/?hl=en Jade: https://www.instagram.com/jrutoyz/?hl=en Matt: https://www.instagram.com/majorreaction_ig/?hl=en Juan: https://www.instagram.com/cfaddicts/?hl=en Keenan: https://www.instagram.com/strwbryflds4evr/?hl=en

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132 - Sneaky Snake [Yu Yu Hakusho 29 - 32]

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 25, 2020 64:07

Kuwabara plummets to his death! Kurama is trapped in a battle where he's unable to fight back! Hiei has to give up his arm in order to have a chance!Want to learn more about the show or just chat with us? Write to us at bandsgetjumped@gmail.com, tweet us @bandsgetjumped on twitter, or find us on reddit at r/getjumped/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/BlakeAndSpencerGetJumped)

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128 - Pigs in a Blanket [Yu Yu Hakusho 26 - 28]

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 15, 2020 65:11

Toguro is back, and ready to challenge Yusuke to fight in the Dark Tournament! Yusuke, Kuwabara, Hiei, and Kurama will be joined by definitely not Genkai! They'll attend a suave party with the highest-quality hors d'ouvres the night before Kuwabara has to fight for his life!Want to learn more about the show or just chat with us? Write to us at bandsgetjumped@gmail.com, tweet us @bandsgetjumped on twitter, or find us on reddit at r/getjumped/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/BlakeAndSpencerGetJumped)

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124 - It's Just Called Two Brothers [Yu Yu Hakusho 22 - 25]

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 17, 2020 55:38

Hiei's sister is kidnapped and tortured! Kuwabara is in love at first sight! The Toguro Brothers appear to fight Yusuke and Kuwabara!Want to learn more about the show or just chat with us? Write to us at bandsgetjumped@gmail.com, tweet us @bandsgetjumped on twitter, or find us on reddit at r/getjumped/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/BlakeAndSpencerGetJumped)

299 - Yu Yu Hakusho part 6

Manga Machinations

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 14, 2020 146:34

On this episode Seamus finishes rereading Vinland Saga, Morgana enjoys BL Metamorphosis, and dakazu loves creepy girls with mind powers in Meiko no Asobiba! And we’ve finally arrived at the end of our Yu Yu Hakusho Retrospective! We discuss why Yoshihiro Togashi’s ended the series, compare the manga ending to the anime ending, and share our final thoughts about the eternal bromance of Yusuke, Kuwabara, Kurama, and Hiei!!! Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our website! https://mangamachinations.com Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Smile Bomb” by Matsuko Matawari from Yu Yu Hakusho, Opening, Introductions, Linkin Park AMVs 00:03:12 - Upcoming interview of manga letterer Sara Linsley, The Manga Machinations 300th episode manga giveaway contest 00:05:07 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, *SPOILERS* Seamus has finished rereading Vinland Saga 00:13:25 - Morgana loved the wholesome BL Metamorphosis 00:15:18 - Goodbye, My Rose Garden is a yuri series about a Japanese maid and a wealthy young British woman in the early 1900′s 00:19:07 - dakazu finds another short-lived manga by Sakumo Okada called Meiko no Asobiba 00:24:57 - News: Tezuka AI manga Paidon is now available to read in English 00:26:18 - Upcoming digital release of Taiyo Matsumoto’s TEKKONKINKREET: Black & White from VIZ 00:28:10 - D’ART Shtajio was Japan’s first-ever predominantly Black-owned anime studio 00:33:55 - The Content Overseas Distribution Association is running an anti-piracy campaign where manga artist like Akira Akatsuki are contributing short comics about manga piracy 00:40:33 - Shaman King anime reboot announced for 2021 00:47:36 - Listener Emails: Our thoughts on 3D anime 00:57:30 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Guest Gaiden on Sweat and Soap with Sara Linsley, We’ll be interviewing Sara about her job as a manga letterer and discussing her work on Sweat and Soap by Kintetsu Yamada 00:58:00 - Main Segment Retrospective: Yu Yu Hakusho, Transition Song: “The Homework Doesn’t End” by Matsuko Matsuwari from Yu Yu Hakusho, comprehensive review of Yoshihiro Togashi’s manga about Yusuke Urameshi’s journey from ghost to spirit detective!(covers volumes 17-19) 02:24:46 - Next Week’s Topic: Sweat and Soap, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster

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120 - I'm Not Dead, I'm Just Badly Burned [Yu Yu Hakusho 18 - 21]

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 12, 2020 61:10

Hiei shows off his skills against Seiryu! Suzaku sends his Makai Insect-infested zombies after Keiko and Botan! Yusuke has to overcome seven different Suzakus - and it might cost him his life!Want to learn more about the show or just chat with us? Write to us at bandsgetjumped@gmail.com, tweet us @bandsgetjumped on twitter, or find us on reddit at r/getjumped/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/BlakeAndSpencerGetJumped)

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Interview with Chuck Huber (android 17)

Immoral Mortals

Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2020 39:25

Dustin and I interview the voice actor for dragon ball z's android 17, garlic junior, emperor pilaf, kibito, Dr Stein, Hiei and many many others. We ask questions about society and voice acting, along with some fun character questions at the end.

SEASON 2: EP 17 - Chatting with Chuck Huber aka Hiei aka Android 17

The Spirit Hunters! (Hunter x Hunter, Yu Yu Hakusho, and Beyond!)

Play Episode Listen Later May 25, 2020 76:01

After finishing the first season of Hunter x Hunter, the Spirit Hunters decide to revisit our Yu Yu Hakusho roots by interviewing the one and only, Chuck Huber! Listen in as we talk about life, voice acting, and all things Hiei and Android 17. Check it out on the Spirit Hunters! Follow and interact with us on our social media pages: Facebook: [facebook.com/spirithunterpod/](https://www.facebook.com/spirithunterpod/) Twitter: [twitter.com/spirithunterpod](https://twitter.com/spirithunterpod) You can support the show on our Ko-fi page: [ko-fi.com/theyuyuhakushow](http://www.ko-fi.com/theyuyuhakushow)

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#7 Entrevista com Christiano Torreão

Dublaverso Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 17, 2020 55:48

Tivemos o prazer de conversar com um dos maiores dubladores do Brasil, e aposto que você conhece essa voz. Christiano Torreão emprestou sua voz para Leonardo DiCaprio em diversos filmes, Hiei em Yu Yu Hakusho, Mort em Madagascar, Corredor X em Speed Racer, Kreglin em Guardiões da Galáxia Vol. 2, Yancy Becket em Círculo de Fogo e Dawson em Dawson's Creek . Então coloca seus fones de ouvido e vem curtir esse papo que tá sensacional! Links mencionados no episódio: Comercial Kaiser Bock 1994: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGPzWfo8c_A DUBLAGEM DE WARCRAFT 3 DA BLIZZARD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDy2wYmWf5k Dublagem Batman Arkham Origens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdHsTMBWKbo CD Eclipse: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL33A1C3C6B9996C39 Música "Seu Lugar": https://soundcloud.com/christianotorreao/seu-lugarana-fumianchristiano-torreao?fbclid=IwAR3aQZ2Wu6SGYZmn82f_R1Rwt3-WM6umZ1xPI8SSFdaqmjAZ94URIc5QvXE Música "Enquanto o Amor Tiver Vida": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOMPpdjo5tI&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR1USJrHUcDIa2iQbgvjcUIotS6-p-Ht58qlZ8u8CS4mSX3UVZk0JpVvtGs Música "Só Em Si": https://soundcloud.com/christianotorreao/so-em-sichristianotorreaocarloslamouniermarciolyra?fbclid=IwAR0QCCsmK9Ko_c00qb86lfLXL0k-vBKjT4zroucUSYQlrGYZ2Z5Bb8FdwIE SIGA NOSSO CONVIDADO EM SUAS REDES SOCIAIS: Instagram: @christianotorreao SIGAM E CURTAM AS REDES SOCIAIS DO DUBLAVERSO PODCAST! Instagram: @dublaversopodcast Facebook: Dublaverso Podcast E-mail:dublaverso@gmail.com ME SIGA NO INSTAGRAM! @juandouglasbs FICHA TÉCNICA: Apresentador: Juan Douglas Convidados: Christiano Torreão (@christianotorreao) Edição: Juan Douglas Thumb do episódio: Juan Douglas Produção: Procastnando

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116 - The Floor is Actually Lava [Yu Yu Hakusho 14 - 17]