Podcasts about Kashima

J1 returned with a bang after the international break, and in Part 1 of this new episode Jonny and Ben were joined by Kashiwa correspondent Seamus Johnston to chat about a fascinating set of results for the title chasers - Kobe and leaders Kashima drawing on Friday night, before Seamus's Reysol demolished Gamba (sorry Jonny) on Saturday and Kyoto gutted out a dramatic late point with ten men on Sunday (to 37:40). Then in Part 2 Jonny and Ben round up the relegation dogfight, which, as we long suspected, is now a straight shootout for survival between the two Yokohama clubs, then the other games before a look ahead to midweek and weekend action.

A primeira vitória do Japão contra o Brasil na história do futebol masculino é simbólica. Se atualmente o país do sol nascente é uma potência na Ásia e vai disputar a sua oitava Copa do Mundo consecutiva em 2026, essa evolução se deve muito à influência brasileira no início.  Tiago Leme, de Tóquio, para a RFI Há mais de 30 anos, Zico cruzou o mundo e teve papel fundamental para a popularização e a profissionalização do futebol no Japão. Depois, chegaram vários outros jogadores. E até hoje o Campeonato Japonês e a seleção nacional mostram organização e força, mesmo sem o investimento e as estrelas estrangeiras do passado jogando no país. Na última terça-feira, em amistoso em Tóquio, o Japão venceu o Brasil do técnico Carlo Ancelotti de virada, por 3 a 2. Com o estádio lotado e a paixão da torcida japonesa pelo futebol e também pela seleção brasileira, a festa com o resultado foi enorme. Essa boa relação entre os dois países começou especialmente em 1991, quando Zico foi contratado pelo Kashima Antlers, um clube até então amador ligado a uma fábrica. Em 1993, começou a primeira temporada da J-League, a nova liga profissional japonesa. O ex-flamenguista jogou no Kashima até 1994, mas depois sempre esteve ligado e ajudando no desenvolvimento do futebol, e inclusive foi treinador da seleção do Japão entre 2002 e 2006. Muitos jogadores brasileiros importantes atuaram no país asiático, nomes como Leonardo, Dunga, Bebeto, Jorginho, César Sampaio, Careca, Túlio, Washington, Emerson Sheik, Robson Ponte, entre outros, além de técnicos também. O torcedor brasileiro Mário Uemura, descendente de nipônicos e que mora no Japão há 40 anos, acompanhou de perto todo esse processo. "Uma influência muito grande foi o Zico, que começou lá no Kashima, que era amador. Depois que virou profissional e a J-League, virou Kashima Antlers. O Zico tem muita influência aqui, ele é considerado um rei", diz. "Depois tem o Tokyo Verdy, que foi um time muito forte também, que tinha muitos brasileiros. O Bismarck jogou no Tokyo Verdy também e muitos brasileiros ajudaram a desenvolver a J-League como está atualmente. Eles gostam até hoje do futebol brasileiro, é uma influência muito grande."  Outro torcedor brasileiro que também estava presente no amistoso de terça-feira, Hermes Suzuki, que vive no Japão há sete anos, falou sobre o impacto do Brasil no futebol japonês. "E não é só o Zico. O Rui Ramos também. Você tem o Kazu. É impressionante essa história", salienta. "Eu acompanho a J- League, o meu avô é de Kyoto, então eu acompanho o Kyoto Sanga. Quem era líder, agora ele caiu um pouquinho, é o Papagaio, o Rafael Elias, ele estava como artilheiro, mas agora caiu. Mas é um brasileiro que está no topo. Mas eles adoram o Brasil, é impressionante. Então, assim como o Pelé foi nos Estados Unidos, o Zico é pai do futebol aqui. É impressionante”, diz. Jogadores brasileiros Atualmente, o Campeonato Japonês não conta com tantos jogadores de destaque internacional, houve diminuição de investimento nos clubes. Mesmo assim, segue atraindo muitos jogadores menos conhecidos e que não tem mercado na Europa, por exemplo. Nesta temporada, a J-League conta com 100 atletas estrangeiros, de 28 países diferentes, sendo que 52 são brasileiros, a imensa maioria. Os três primeiros colocados da lista de artilheiros são do Brasil: Léo Ceará, do Kashima Antlers, Rafael Elias, do Kyoto Sanga, e Rafael Ratão, do Cerezo Osaka. O Japão vai disputar no ano que vem nos Estados Unidos, México e Canadá a oitava Copa do Mundo de sua história, todas depois que Zico começou a jogar no país. A primeira vez foi no Mundial de 1998, e depois o país se classificou para todas as edições. As melhores participações foram em 2002, 2010, 2018 e 2022, quando chegou às oitavas-de-final. No passado, a seleção japonesa teve nomes fortes como Nakata, Endo, Nakamura e Honda, além de Kazu, que atuou no Santos e outros times do Brasil na década de 80. Hoje o Japão é comandado pelo técnico Hajime Moriyasu. Os principais jogadores estão em equipes europeias, como Minamino, do Monaco, Kubo, da Real Sociedad, e Ueda, do Feyenoord, além de Nagatomo, que jogou na Inter de Milão e está no FC Tokyo. Hermes Suzuki contou um pouco também sobre como está o nível da seleção japonesa antes do Mundial de 2026. "Eu vou ser sincero, estive na Copa recente no Catar. O Japão ganhou da Espanha, ganhou da Alemanha, estou com a camiseta lá do jogo. Então, eles não são zebra não! Eles estão para jogar. Mas o futebol daqui se profissionalizou, e não só o masculino. Tem uma liga do futebol feminino também aqui, e eles vão formando as bases, então tem as crianças”, afirma o torcedor.  Depois de fazer história com a vitória inédita sobre o Brasil após 14 confrontos, o Japão sonha em superar novamente grandes potências do futebol na Copa de 2026, para impulsionar ainda mais o desenvolvimento do futebol no país.

Japan made history with a stunning 3-2 win over Brazil on Tuesday night, and Ryo Nakagawara joined Jonny and Ben for a deep dive on the game, the standout performers, and what the result means for the Samurai Blue going forward (to the hour mark), before we briefly looked back at the draw against Paraguay, and Ryo and Jonny ran through their lists of which players Hajime Moriyasu already has on the plane to the 2026 World Cup (to 1:29:45). Next we returned to domestic matters by rounding up the Levain Cup semi finals, and looked ahead to who has the edge in the final between Hiroshima and Kashiwa, before finishing the episode with a look at the run-in in the top flight: Can any of the three teams on 60 points overhaul Kashima? And which of the Yokohama clubs will survive? Follow Ryo on Bluesky and/or X/Twitter, and check out his work on his Shogun Soccer newsletter.

O Kashima Antlers segue firme na liderança, administrando uma vantagem de cinco pontos para o segundo colocado, o Kyoto Sanga.Na parte de baixo da tabela, a crise do Yokohama F. Marinos ganha um novo capítulo.Além disso, trazemos o resumo completo da J2, J3 e da JFL.Deixe seu recado para o Hinomaru abaixo do vídeo ou participe pelo nosso e-mail hinomarupodcast@gmail.com

J1 Matchday 33 was chock full of drama, and after a brief review of the ACL action from last midweek, Jonny and Ben run through the weekend's games involving the title contenders in Part 1, culminating with the huge Kashima vs Gamba Osaka game on Sunday (to 43:10). Then in Part 2 our Tokyo Verdy correspondent Lewis White returns to the pod to chat about Verdy's vital win on Friday night, the season so far, and the future of manager Hiroshi Jofuku (to 1:03:12), before Jonny and Ben round up the other games, look ahead to the Levain Cup semi finals and Japan's games against Paraguay and Brazil.

A J.League entra em sua reta final! Restando apenas 7 rodadas, o Kashima Antlers assumiu a liderança e abriu 4 pontos de vantagem sobre o Vissel Kobe, atual vice-líder.No episódio de hoje, você confere o resumo das últimas 4 rodadas, todos os detalhes da briga contra o rebaixamento e ainda as noticias da J2, J3 e também da JFL.Deixe seu recado para o Hinomaru abaixo do vídeo ou participe pelo nosso e-mail hinomarupodcast@gmail.com

Jonny and Ben kick off the episode with a review of ACL action from last midweek (to 9:00), before diving in on the eight games played from J1 Matchday 30 on Saturday night, as Kashima moved back to the summit after Kyoto slipped at home. We rule a couple of big fish out of the title race, before moving on to all of the action in the dogfight (to 1:06:00). We then wrap up the pod with a look ahead to the next two rounds, played on Tuesday night and the weekend.

En este capítulo de Vestigios de la Historia, exploramos a Namazu, el pez gato que sacude la Tierra. Hoy nos sumergimos en una de las leyendas más enigmáticas del folclore japonés, una historia donde la naturaleza misma se convierte en fuerza sobrenatural. Namazu, una criatura gigantesca que habita bajo el archipiélago nipón, es temida por su capacidad de provocar terremotos cuando escapa del control de los dioses. En este relato ancestral, no hay samuráis ni espadas, sino un delicado equilibrio entre orden y caos, custodiado por el dios Kashima.A través de imágenes potentes y simbolismo cargado de significado, abordamos temas como la fragilidad humana ante las fuerzas naturales, la culpa, la purificación y el eterno intento del ser humano por dar sentido al desastre. Vestigios de la Historia nos lleva esta vez a las profundidades del mito para recordarnos que incluso los temblores más destructivos pueden encerrar mensajes de sabiduría y renovación.

Kyoto and Kashima lead the way at the top of J1 after the weekend's Matchday 27, and after rounding up their very contrasting results (to 16:30), Jonny and Ben are joined by Kashiwa correspondent Seamus Johnston to chat about Reysol's brilliant come from behind home win over Urawa on Friday night and other talking points around the club (to 39:50). Then Jonny and Ben run through the other results from the weekend, before looking ahead to midweek Emperor's Cup quarter finals and Thursday's national team squad announcement.

After another terrific J1 matchday, Stuart Woodward joined Jonny and Ben in Part 1 to chat about Yokohama F.Marinos' away win in the Yokohama derby on Saturday night, as well as the pre-match kerfuffle that led to the away supporters missing most of the first half at Mitsuzawa, and other goings-on at F.Marinos, including Anderson Lopes' departure, and new coach Hideo Oshima (to 28:15). Then in Part 2 Jonny and Ben review the other eight games from Saturday night, including Kashima's third straight loss that saw them tumble from the summit, new leaders Kashiwa taking over at the top with a win over FC Tokyo, and Kobe roaring up to second after two wins in four days.

Sam Robson made a triumphant return to the pod, to help Jonny and Ben run through all nine games played over the weekend in J1 Matchday 21. After a quick look back at the Emperor's Cup and Urawa's first two games at the Club World Cup, we kick off our top flight review with Machida's home win over leaders Kashima, and the instant classic between Kashiwa and Kyoto at Hitachidai that finished 3-3. From there we move on to Hiroshima and Kobe, who surged into the top four with away wins, and then work our way through the other five games, chatting about the managerial changes at Niigata and Yokohama F.Marinos along the way.

In Part 2 of our Japanese soccer series, journalist Dan Orlowitz returns to help us explore how Japan's soccer scene is making waves across the globe! We dive into Samurai Blue's international success, Japanese players shining abroad, and the flow of global talent into the J.League. Plus — how can fans outside Japan actually watch the matches? We've got that covered, too.If you've ever cheered for Japan in the World Cup or wanted to follow J.League stars in Europe, this episode is for you!------ About the Krewe ------The Krewe of Japan Podcast is a weekly episodic podcast sponsored by the Japan Society of New Orleans. Check them out every Friday afternoon around noon CST on Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.  Want to share your experiences with the Krewe? Or perhaps you have ideas for episodes, feedback, comments, or questions? Let the Krewe know by e-mail at kreweofjapanpodcast@gmail.com or on social media (Twitter: @kreweofjapan, Instagram: @kreweofjapanpodcast, Facebook: Krewe of Japan Podcast Page, TikTok: @kreweofjapanpodcast, LinkedIn: Krewe of Japan LinkedIn Page, Blue Sky Social: @kreweofjapan.bsky.social, & the Krewe of Japan Youtube Channel). Until next time, enjoy!------ Support the Krewe! Offer Links for Affiliates ------Use the referral links below & our promo code from the episode!Support your favorite NFL Team AND podcast! Shop NFLShop to gear up for football season!Zencastr Offer Link - Use my special link to save 30% off your 1st month of any Zencastr paid plan! ------ Past KOJ Sports-Related Episodes ------Meet the J.League ft. Dan Orlowitz (S6E4)Kendo: The Way of the Sword ft. Alexander Bennett, 7th Dan in Kendo (S4E16)The Life of a Sumotori ft. 3-Time Grand Champion Konishiki Yasokichi (S4E10)Talking Sumo ft. Andrew Freud (S1E8)------ About Dan Orlowitz ------Dan's Socials & WritingsJ-Talk Podcast------ JSNO Upcoming Events ------JSNO Event CalendarJoin JSNO Today!

The Krewe is kicking off a 2-part series on Japanese soccer! In Part 1, journalist Dan Orlowitz joins the Krewe to break down Japan's domestic soccer scene — the J.League. From league structure and top teams to standout players making waves right now, this episode is your perfect deep dive into the beautiful game, Japan-style. Whether you're new to Japanese soccer or a longtime fan, you'll come away with fresh insights and maybe even a new favorite club! Don't miss Part 2, where we go global with Japan's national teams and international impact!------ About the Krewe ------The Krewe of Japan Podcast is a weekly episodic podcast sponsored by the Japan Society of New Orleans. Check them out every Friday afternoon around noon CST on Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.  Want to share your experiences with the Krewe? Or perhaps you have ideas for episodes, feedback, comments, or questions? Let the Krewe know by e-mail at kreweofjapanpodcast@gmail.com or on social media (Twitter: @kreweofjapan, Instagram: @kreweofjapanpodcast, Facebook: Krewe of Japan Podcast Page, TikTok: @kreweofjapanpodcast, LinkedIn: Krewe of Japan LinkedIn Page, Blue Sky Social: @kreweofjapan.bsky.social, & the Krewe of Japan Youtube Channel). Until next time, enjoy!------ Support the Krewe! Offer Links for Affiliates ------Use the referral links below & our promo code from the episode!Support your favorite NFL Team AND podcast! Shop NFLShop to gear up for football season!Zencastr Offer Link - Use my special link to save 30% off your 1st month of any Zencastr paid plan! ------ Past KOJ Sports-Related Episodes ------Kendo: The Way of the Sword ft. Alexander Bennett, 7th Dan in Kendo (S4E16)The Life of a Sumotori ft. 3-Time Grand Champion Konishiki Yasokichi (S4E10)Talking Sumo ft. Andrew Freud (S1E8)------ About Langston Hill ------Dan's Socials & Writings------ JSNO Upcoming Events ------JSNO Event CalendarJoin JSNO Today!

Stuart Woodward returned to the pod to chat about his appearance on the Ｊリーグと私 You Tube series (link is for the You Tube playlist, Stuart's episode isn't up yet), and Yokohama F.Marinos making it two straight wins in the wet at Machida on Saturday (to 34:10). Then in Part 2 Jonny and Ben round up the other nine games, as Kashima kicked six points clear at the top of the table as we reached the halfway point of the season.

Dan Orlowitz joined Jonny and Ben in Part 1 of our new episode to chat about his new piece in The Guardian, Hajime Moriyasu's experimental national team squad, and Hiroshima's comfortable win over FC Tokyo at the National Stadium on Sunday. Then in an elongated Part 2 Jonny and Ben run through the other games from J1 Matchday 18, including Yokohama F.Marinos ripping up the form book with a fine home win over leaders Kashima, as the bottom three at the start of the matchday had a weekend to remember.

Resumão das últimas 6 rodadas da J1 League 2025O Kashima Antlers segue firme na liderança da J.League, abrindo quatro pontos de vantagem na ponta da tabela. O time mostra cada vez mais consistência e se consolida como forte candidato a voltar a conquistar o título nacional.Na parte de baixo da classificação, o Yokohama F. Marinos vive um momento delicado. Sem vencer nas últimas rodadas, o tradicional clube japonês permanece na zona de rebaixamento e luta para reagir e sair do Z3.Deixe seu recado para o Hinomaru abaixo do vídeo ou participe pelo nosso e-mail hinomarupodcast@gmail.com

There were certainly many talking points from the weekend's top flight round, and we begin this episode with some positivity from Jon Steele after Yokohama FC moved out of the drop zone with an away win over Shonan on Saturday, as the sky blues continue to make a decent fist of their return to J1 (to 21:00). Then in Part 2 Jonny and Ben continue their roundup of Matchday 17, beginning with Kashima extending their advantage at the top of the table after they downed Shimizu, and Kashiwa lost at Machida. Next up is Kyoto, who piled on the misery for bottom club Yokohama F.Marinos with a fine away win, before we move on to events at Saitama Stadium, where Urawa claimed a controversy-laced home win over FC Tokyo (Ben's rant alert). Following that we review all of the other games, before finishing with a look ahead to midweek and weekend action.

Jonny and Ben flip the script and go from bottom to top on this week's episode, running through (almost) all positive results for the bottom six at the start of the matchday in Part 1 (to 45:45), before Neil Debnam joins the pod to chat about Kawasaki's ACL Elite adventure, and their defeat on Sunday at the hands of Kashima (to 1:13:08). Finally, your co-hosts round up the final two games, before previewing J1 Matchday 17.

Jonny and Ben wrap up Golden Week with a look back at the midweek action from J1 Matchday 15. We begin with 1-0 wins for Kashima and Kashiwa on Tuesday, then move on to Wednesday night's action - Kyoto's dramatic late victory at Machida, and Hiroshima squeaking past Shonan - before reviewing the other games from Tuesday, including excellent wins for both Osaka clubs.

Jonny and Ben return with a midweek special, to round up the eight games played from J1 Matchday 13 on Tuesday. After beginning the episode with a quick look back at Kawasaki's ACL Elite quarter final win (Spoiler Alert: They won their semi final, too!), we begin our J1 wrap with the game Jonny was at: Gamba Osaka's win over incumbent leaders Kyoto (to 14:45). Then we move on to Kashima going top, and Kashiwa second, with away wins (to 23:10), Shimizu and Machida both moving up after also winning on the road (to 30:50), Tokyo Verdy's second straight win, and Hiroshima Crisis Watch after their home defeat at the hands of Niigata, plus the only draw between Shonan and Fukuoka.

Soccer: Kashima Antlers Forward Leo Ceara Named J.League MVP for February, March

Jonny and Ben round up two full rounds of J1 fixtures, with a focus on the weekend's Matchday 9, in our new episode. We begin with the new frontrunner for game of the season - Kyoto's remarkable away win over Kashima on Sunday - before discussing the hard fought draw between Machida and Kawasaki, and the rest of an eventful Sunday chock full of tremendous goals.

Soccer: Hiroshima Defeats Kashima to Rise to 4th Place in J-League 1st Division

J1 returned after the international break over the weekend, and Daniel Hawkins joined Jonny and Ben to chat about goings-on at Avispa Fukuoka. After a brief review of Japan 0-0 Saudi Arabia, and our review of Kashima's hard-fought win over Kobe (to 9:07), Daniel hopped on board to discuss Avispa's draw with Machida on Saturday, how the club's new signings have settled in, and more (to 29:42). Then in Part 3 we round up the rest of the games, including Kawasaki having their way (again) against FC Tokyo in the Tamagawa Classico, and Nagoya notching a first league win of the season.

In the depths of the Lab, Shin and Heisuke join forces to take down the invisible assailant, while Sakamoto engages in an intense battle against Kashima.

Após 6 rodadas, o Kashima recebe o Urawa em um jogo difícil, que acabou em empate. No entanto, o time de Ibaraki segue firme na liderança.Deixe seu recado para o Hinomaru abaixo do vídeo ou participe pelo nosso e-mail hinomarupodcast@gmail.com

Jonny and Ben kick off this new episode with a good news/bad news ACL review (to 14:56), then they're joined by Jon Steele to chat about Yokohama FC's victory over Cerezo Osaka on Saturday, and the season so far for the Mitsuzawa outfit (to 41:02). Then we run through all of the other games from J1 Matchday 6, including Yokohama F.Marinos and Kobe notching first league wins of the season, Kashima making top flight history with their late leveler against Urawa, and Machida and Fukuoka continuing their upward trajectory, before we finish the episode with a look at the first round of the Levain Cup, and Japan's games against Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, as they look to seal qualification for the 2026 World Cup.

We round up two full rounds of top flight fixtures (with a focus on the weekend's Matchday 4) in this week's episode, towards the end of which we're joined by Neil Debnam to chat about the early days of Shigetoshi Hasebe's reign at Kawasaki. We begin with the games involving the top three - new leaders Kashiwa, who climbed to the summit with a win away at Urawa, then Shonan's draw at Yokohama F.Marinos and Hiroshima's narrow win at home over Yokohama FC - before moving on to Kashima's win over FC Tokyo, and the battle between promoted sides Okayama and Shimizu, then away wins for Machida, Gamba Osaka and Fukuoka (their first of the season), before wrapping up Part 1 with the draw between Niigata and Cerezo Osaka (to 1:03:35). Then Neil joins us to discuss Kawasaki's 1-0 home defeat at the hands of Kyoto - Sanga's first win of the year - and Frontale's prospects in the ACL Elite Round of 16 against Shanghai Shenhua, before we wrap up the episode with a look at the fixtures in J1 Matchday 5. Please check out Neil's Frontale Rabbit blog.

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Welcome to our previews of the 2025 J1 Season! In Part 1, after some housekeeping at the start of the episode, we chat with Lewis White about Tokyo Verdy (to 32:05), and to Ryo Nakagawara about Machida (to 1:01:00) and FC Tokyo (to 1:40:20), before Jonny and Ben discuss Niigata (to 1:56:23) and Kashima. For each club, we follow the same format: A brief review of 2024; the club's major moves in the transfer market; thoughts on the manager; a player to watch and prospects for the new season. You can read Ryo's terrific work in his Shogun Soccer newsletter, and follow each club's ins and out through Jonny's Google Doc.

In this special bonus episode of Genre Exposure, continuing our tradition of having an extra episode drop on Halloween, Dustin cracks open the J-Horror Journal one last time this month to share with you three of his favorite urban legends from Japan and discuss some of the many films that have spawned from them. From a bathroom haunting ghost to a gorgeous lady with a smile to die for and finally a ritual far more elaborate than Bloody Mary and way too scary to attempt. You can expect a cavalcade of low budget horror flicks to follow in their wake as well. But before all that, we commissioned some new art for the podcast to give the J-Horror Journal its own fitting logo. All that and more! From all of us here at the podcast, Happy Halloween! J-Horror Journal logo created by Nobufreak. Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com) Urban Legends Covered: -Hanako of the Toilet -The Slit-Mouthed Woman -One Man Hide and Seek Show Notes: -Go check out and follow Nobufreak on Twitter, Instagram, and ArtStation -Go check out all the other fine shows on the Prescribed Films Podcast Network -Go join Unsung Horrors' 2024 Horror Gives Back Challenge -Related Film: Death Forest -Related Film: Death Forest 2 -Related Film: Death Forest 3 -Related Film: Death Forest 4 -Related Film: Death Forest 5 -Related Film: Candyman -Related Topic: Bloody Mary -Related Film: Harry Potter -Related Anime: GeGeGe no Kitaro -Related Anime: Ghost Stories -Related Anime: Yokai Watch -Related Anime: Pokemon -Related Idol: 14th Generation Toilet Hanako-san -Related Band: Babymetal -Related Anime: Toilet Bound Hanako-kun -Related Topic: Akaname -Related Topic: Aka Manto -Related Film: Hanako of the Toilet (1998) -Related Film: Ringu -Related Film: Hanako-san (2001) -Related Film: Hanako's Spirit in the Washroom -Related Film: Corpse Party -Related Film: Corpse Party: Book of Shadows -Related Anime: Corpse Party -Related Game: Corpse Party -Related Film: Senritsu Kaiki File Kowasugi!: File 04 The Truth! Hanako-san and the Toilet -Related Film: Hanako of the Toilet: Hanako vs. Yosuke -Related Film: Carved: The Slit-Mouthed Woman -Related Media: Arrow's J-Horror Rising Set -Related Candy: Beko Ame -Related History: Edo Period -Related Game: Ghostwire: Tokyo -Related Director: Teruo Ishii -Related Film: Psychic Vision: Jaganrei -Related Series: Gridman The Hyper Agent -Related Series: Superhuman Samurai Syber Squad -Related Series: Ultraman Tiga -Related Series: Ultraman Dyna -Related Series: Ultraman Cosmos -Related Film: Carved 2: The Scissors Massacre -Related Film: Tokyo Videos of Horror -Related Film: Faces of Death -Related Film: Hikiko-san vs. Kuchisake-Onna -Related Film: Hikiko-san vs. Kokkuri-san -Related Topic: Kokkuri-san -Related Film: Hikiko-san vs. Sadako -Related Film: The Slit-Mouthed Woman Returns -Related Film: Meatball Machine -Related Film: Senritsu Kaiki File Kowasugi: File 01 Operation Capture The Slit-Mouthed Woman -Related Film: Noroi: The Curse -Related Film: Kuchisake-Onna vs. Mary-san -Related Film: Kuchisake-Onna vs. Kashima-san -Related Topic: 2ch -Related Topic: Creepypasta -Related Video: One Man Hide and Seek Example -Related Film: Child's Play -Related Short: One Man Hide and Seek -Related Topic: One Man Hide and Seek (Multiplayer Variant) -Related Film: Creepy Hide and Seek (2009) -Related Topic: V&R Planning -Related Film: Hide and Go Kill 2 -Related Film: Creepy Hide and Seek (2010) -Related Film: Hitori Kakurenbo The Movie: Real Urban Legend -Related Film: Halloween III: Season of the Witch -Related Film: Smile -Related Film: Smile 2

J1 returned with a bang after the international break, and on our new episode Jonny and Ben round up all the action from a drama-filled weekend. We begin at the top with the pulsating draw between Kashima and Hiroshima on Saturday night, a result that allowed Machida to return to the summit after they claimed a terrific away win over Fukuoka, with Kobe keeping pace after cruising past Cerezo Osaka on Friday night, though Gamba Osaka's title hopes were dealt a major blow as Maciej Skorza returned to the Urawa dugout and led Reds to a win at the Suita City Stadium (to 40:10). Next we shift our attention to the relegation dogfight, with Kyoto continuing their excellent recent form to maintain their gap above the bottom three, though Tosu and Sapporo both lost, to further dent their faint hopes of survival. Iwata stunned Kashiwa to move within a point of safety behind Shonan, who were never at the races in their loss at Niigata. We finish our Matchday 30 roundup at the National stadium (to 1:20:10), then wrap up the episode with a look at upcoming ACL and domestic fixtures, including an intriguing-looking J1 Matchday 31. You can get tickets for our live show as part of the Yokohama Football Film Festival here, we'd love to see you there on October 12th!

Jonny and Ben had the pleasure of welcoming Ralf Seidl back to the pod for an in-depth chat about Urawa Reds, who drew away at rivals Kashima on Saturday, and have lost several key players in this summer transfer window (to 24:20). In Part 2 Jonny and Ben round up the results for rest of the top five (to 42:22), then in Part 3 we review a bonkers matchday for our relegation dogfighters (to 58:33), wrap up the rest of the round, and look ahead to upcoming Emperor's Cup and J1 fixtures. If you haven't done so already, we encourage you to get your tickets for our live show as part of the Yokohama Football Film Festival.

The J1 season resumed last midweek, and in our new episode Jonny and Ben round up all of the action from the last two matchdays, including wobbles for the top two Machida and Kashima (to 17:20), and Hiroshima's surge up to third, which saw them overtake Gamba Osaka and Kobe (to 43:45). Then in Part 2 we focus on the relegation dogfight beginning with Shonan and Iwata, before wrapping up the episode with a look at the totally stacked Matchday 27 slate. Thanks to those who have bought tickets to our live show in October. If you're able to make it along, we'd love to see you at Kanack Hall, tickets, priced at just 500 yen, can be purchased here.

Los componentes de primera calidad están pasando a la activación inalámbrica y Fox parece ser el último en sumarse al juego. Un ojo atento captó esta tija telescópica revestida de Kashima con un dispositivo electrónico ubicado sobre el collar del asiento, una orientación diferente para cualquier componente del motor que la Reverb AXS de RockShox.

Sean Carroll returns to the pod as we review the past two top flight matchdays (with a focus on the weekend's Matchday 21), and then piece together the Team of the (Half) Season. In Part 1 we review Machida's massive win at Gamba Osaka and Kobe seeing off Kashima in the other battle between top four teams (to 24:00), then chat about the good recent runs Cerezo Osaka and Fukuoka are enjoying (to 35:15), before discussing Hiroshima, and where they might improve after a couple more frustrating draws (to 41:30). Then in Part 2 its Team of the (Half) Season time (to 1:28:00), before we run through the other five games from the weekend, the changes in personnel at Urawa, what's going wrong at F.Marinos, and the Relegation Dogfight.

We reached the halfway mark of the J1 season on the weekend, and Fukuoka correspondent Daniel Hawkins joined Jonny and Ben in Part 1 to chat about Avispa's Matchday 19 draw away at leaders Machida, and his thoughts on his side's progress in the first half of the season (to 20:22). Then Part 2 begins with a pair of results for Yokohama F.Marinos and Hiroshima after they squared off in their game in hand last Wednesday (to 34:40), before we review the two big games on the slate: Gamba Osaka's gutsy win at home over Kobe in the Kansai Derby; and Urawa fighting back late to earn a draw at home against a Yuma Suzuki-inspired Kashima (to 59:20). Next we run through the other results (to 1:26:30), before looking ahead to the next two rounds of fixtures, each featuring a pair of clashes involving the top four teams in the league.

Jonny and Ben dive right into their round-up of the weekend's J1 Matchday 15 with Machida's big home win over Tokyo Verdy and Kashima's home triumph over champions Kobe (to 13:50), before running through the other eight games, linking in results from Matchday 14 played in midweek where appropriate. We finish the episode with a look at what's coming up in the Japanese game, including Yokohama F.Marinos' trip to the UAE for the 2nd Leg of the ACL Final.

With Jonny back in the co-hosts chair, this new episode features a full rundown of both rounds of top flight fixtures played over Golden Week. We begin with Jonny's travels while his mum was visiting the country, and Japan's triumph in the Under 23 Asian Cup final against Uzbekistan, with their ticket to Paris stamped after the semi final win over Iraq (to 13:25). Then Jonny reviews the Osaka Derby, with Gamba earning a first victory in the fixture for five years (to 27:55), before we move on to the four teams that won both of their Golden Week games - Machida, Kobe, Kashima and FC Tokyo - who all leapfrogged above Cerezo Osaka and now occupy the top four spots in the table (to 54:05). Next we chat about the rest of the games from Monday's J1 Matchday 12, including Hiroshima's first loss, Tokyo Verdy going two-for-two over Golden Week, and Shonan hauling themselves off the bottom, before we finish with a chat about the first leg of the ACL Final, and the weekend's Matchday 13.

In this week's episode Alan Gibson slid into the co-hosts chair with Jonny away, as we reviewed a huge week in Japanese football, joined by special guest Stuart Woodward. In a brief Part 1 Alan and Ben chatted about Japan's Under 23s making it through to the semi finals of their Asian Cup with a very eventful win over Qatar (Update: Japan beat Iraq 2-0 in the semis to qualify for the Paris Olympics), and then some cupsets from the second round of the Levain Cup (to 10:18). Then Stuart joined us to talk about Yokohama F.Marinos's remarkable (definitely Ben's word of the week) victory on penalties over Ulsan in the semi finals of the ACL, and what qualifying for a first final in the competition means for the club, and also F.Marinos's draw away at Cerezo Osaka on Saturday (to 36:05). In Part 3 we run through J1 Matchday 10 wins for Kashima and Kyoto over Gamba Osaka and Kobe respectively, Shonan's comeback from 3-0 down to draw at Sapporo, and Iwata's win over then-leaders Machida (to 56:55), before we finish with the other five games from the weekend, a look ahead to the two Golden Week rounds of fixtures, and Alan updates us on the upcoming release of the new issue of JSoccer Magazine.

Our new episode features a full breakdown of all nine J1 Matchday 9 games played over the weekend, beginning with Machida returning to the top of the table after a controversy-tinged Tokyo Derby victory over FC Tokyo, and Cerezo Osaka slipping off the summit after their first loss of the season, away at Nagoya. We then move on to a trio of 1-0 away wins for Gamba Osaka, Kobe and Niigata, before Tosu's big day out at home against Kashima, as Sagan hauled themselves off the foot of the table. The three Matchday 9 draws round out our review, before we look ahead to the upcoming midweek and weekend action.

After another terrific round of J1 action, Jonny and Ben were joined by Lewis White and Tom Pennington to get their thoughts on a Tokyo Derby that was worth the 16 year wait (to 36:55). Then in Part 2 your co-hosts run through the other nine games from Matchday 8, beginning with Kobe knocking Machida off the summit, and Cerezo Osaka taking over at the top (to 53:10. Then its 1-0 wins for Kashima, Kashiwa and Nagoya (to 1:04:45), before Jonny recounts his day out at the Panasonic Stadium on Sunday, where Gamba Osaka downed Tosu at the death (to 1:17:20). We finish our J1 wrap with the other three draws from the round, before looing ahead to upcoming midweek and weekend action.

BACKSTAGE #001 part 03 Descubra como a fé cristã influenciou a jornada empreendedora e criativa de Rodrigo Kashima. Neste episódio do Backstage, explore temas como impacto, empreendedorismo, e a importância de colocar em prática os projetos que Deus nos dá. Uma reflexão inspiradora sobre a relação entre arte, entretenimento e igreja. Não perca essa experiência de transformação e encorajamento! Lembrando que essa é a segunda parte de quatro partes desse episódio. Todos conteúdos e cortes do Backstage estão em nosso canal exclusivo CRIATIVAMENTE ___ Apresentação: Marcello Nicolielo (https://www.instagram.com/marcellonicolielo/) Convidado: Rodrigo Kashima (https://www.instagram.com/rodrigokashima/) Igreja Multimidia (https://www.instagram.com/igrejamultimidia/) ___ Siga o Positivamente em todas as nossas redes: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/positivamente.podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastpositivamente TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@positivamente.podcast Kwai: https://s.kw.ai/u/ubC1VrKP ___ Parcerias e publicidade:jumatias@nicolielo.com

Descubra os segredos da liderança eficaz na gestão de equipes de voluntários com Rodrigo Kashima! Neste episódio, Rodrigo compartilha técnicas valiosas e práticas para engajar e motivar equipes, com exemplos reais e insights transformadores. Aprenda a liderar com excelência e inspire-se para alcançar resultados extraordinários! Lembrando que essa é a segunda parte de quatro partes desse episódio. Todos conteúdos e cortes do Backstage estão em nosso canal exclusivo CRIATIVAMENTE ___ Apresentação: Marcello Nicolielo (https://www.instagram.com/marcellonicolielo/)Convidado: Rodrigo Kashima (https://www.instagram.com/rodrigokashima/)Igreja Multimidia (https://www.instagram.com/igrejamultimidia/) ___ Siga o Positivamente em todas as nossas redes:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/positivamente.podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastpositivamente TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@positivamente.podcastKwai: https://s.kw.ai/u/ubC1VrKP___Parcerias e publicidade:jumatias@nicolielo.com

Rodrigo Kashima compartilha sua jornada incrível de superação e fé, revelando momentos íntimos e desafiadores que o levaram da miséria a uma vida de sucesso e propósito. Ele conta como um simples MacBook antigo se tornou a ferramenta que Deus usou para transformar sua vida e a de sua família. Rodrigo compartilha o momento em que uma profecia mudou completamente sua trajetória, levando-o a experiências que desafiam qualquer lógica. E lógico, como nasceu a igreja multimidia e sua vida de backstage em projetos e ministérios incríveis como o The Send, Dunamis Movement entre outros. Lembrando que essa é a primeira parte de quatro partes desse episódio. Todos conteúdos e cortes do Backstage estão em nosso canal exclusivo CRIATIVAMENTE ___ Apresentação: Marcello Nicolielo (https://www.instagram.com/marcellonicolielo/) Convidado: Victor Bejota (https://www.instagram.com/rodrigokashima/) Igreja Multimidia (https://www.instagram.com/igrejamultimidia/) ___ Siga o Positivamente em todas as nossas redes: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/positivamente.podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastpositivamente TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@positivamente.podcast Kwai: https://s.kw.ai/u/ubC1VrKP ___ Parcerias e publicidade: jumatias@nicolielo.com

History was made, and repeated, in J1 Matchday 1, and Dan Orlowitz joined us to chat about some of the biggest games, and storylines, from the opening weekend of the new campaign. Dan guests in Part 1, and we begin with the two games he was at, starting with Tokyo Verdy's return to the big time on Sunday, and the Greens were very impressive even though Yokohama F.Marinos spoilt their party late on (to 19:00), before we move on to Hiroshima's 2-0 win over Urawa, as they officially christened their brand new stadium in style, with Yuki Ohashi the two-goal hero (to 34:40). We then move on to Gamba Osaka getting a 1-1 draw away at promoted Machida, with a discussion on the transportation/access issues that threaten to tarnish Zelvia's name with away supporters (to 57:35), before we finish with FC Tokyo's 2-2 draw away at Cerezo Osaka, with Ryotaro Araki stealing the show with two goals in his Tokyo debut (to 1:09:35). Then in Part 2 we round up the other six games, including Kashima's cruise away at Nagoya, before we finish with a look ahead to the best games on the Matchday 2 slate. If you haven't already, please check out Dan's new(ish) newsletter, The Hachi.

Its week 2 of our J1 season previews, and in this episode Tom Dallyn (on his J-Talk debut!) chats with Jonny and Ben about Sapporo (to 35:30), before we run the rule over Kashima. Both clubs appear to have lost more than they gained in the transfer market, so Consadole's hopes of a first top half finish in six years look slim, and, while it would be foolish to bet against them, Antlers will be hard-pressed to continue their remarkable run of consecutive top five finishes.

Today on the Podcast, Trevor joins us as we dive into tons of tantalizing tire talk as well as some amazing listener questions ranging from putting Red Bull in your tires to converting your bike to a mullet DH bike and everything in between. Tune in! Our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCxZoC1sIG-vVtLsJDSbeYyw Submit any and all questions to podcast@worldwidecyclery.com Worldwide Cyclery Instagram: www.instagram.com/worldwidecyclery/ MTB Podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/mtbpodcast/ Submit any and all questions to podcast@worldwidecyclery.com Chasing Epic Trip with WWC! Where: Hurricane Utah When: April 11-14th (riding three days) How: Trip Info: https://chasingepicmtb.com/worldwide-cyclery-hurricane-2024/ https://chasingepicmtb.com/product/hurricane-worldwide-cyclery-deposit/ Cost: $1995

Arla Collett Williams has had a lifelong relationship with the Sasquatch People. She is a Medium and channels The Ancestor Grandmothers and her Sasquatch Teacher, Kashima. Arla Williams has had a lifelong personal relationship with the Sasquatch People. She has spoken at many conferences sharing her experiences with them. Her Teacher, Kashima, is an Ancient of the Sasquatch People and has been an integral part of her bringing her experiences to the public. She has two books: My Life with the Hairy People chronicles her life with them; and her children's book Respecting the Water teaches us to be respectful of our relative the Water through the lives of two young Sasquatch brothers, their Grandfather, a human Grandmother and her Granddaughter.Arla has a unique relationship with two of her Guides, "The Ancestor Grandmothers". She shares their wisdom and from time to time channels them, They bring Wisdom and Laughter to her life and those who connect with them. Arla is also a basket weaver, drum maker and has taught many workshops across the United States.Find her on Facebook as Arla Cailleach Collett email ohoyo49@gmail.comThe introduction to this podcast is narrated by Rick Lamb PhD.*The information provided in this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical, psychiatric or veterinary advice or treatment. Always seek licensed medical, psychiatric, or veterinary care. Interspecies Evolution™ promotes holistic balance through an integrative treatment model defined by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health.Please use discernment when contracting with energy "healers" who claim to heal humans or animals in any capacity. Interspecies Evolution™ promotes self-awareness and empowerment through education and direct experience on one's own journey of remembering.www.interspeciesevolution.comFor more information about the Host, Ginny Jablonski, please refer to her website at www.heartofthehorse.us