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In this week's JTET, James Taylor and Jon Steele review the latest Levain Cup and J2 action. In part 1, James has a roundup of 2 Levain Cup games and 6 league matches from matchday 17 (start to 05:45). In part 2, James and Jon talked about Iwata's cup win over Gamba Osaka (05:45 to 14:40) and Kofu's dismantling of Yamagata in the league (14:40 to 27:55), selected their Most Bravo Player (27:55 to 32:05), discussed some managerial news (32:05 to 40:15), and previewed league and cup fixtures (40:15 to end).   Thank you for your support of the J-Talk Podcast and J-Talk: Extra Time. *Join the J-Talk Podcast Patreon here: https://patreon.com/jtalkpod *Find our JLeague Chat Discord server here: https://discord.gg/UwN2ambAwg *Follow JTET on Bluesky here: @jtalket.bsky.social

In this week's streamlined JTET, James Taylor kicks things off with a roundup of the J2 matchday 5 games (start to 05:30) before being joined by Jon Steele for analysis of Iwata v Kofu (05:30 to 14:30), Most Bravo Player selection (14:30 to 19:30) and a look ahead to upcoming league and Levain Cup matches (19:30 to end).   Thanks for your support of the J-Talk Podcast and J-Talk: Extra Time. *Join the J-Talk Podcast Patreon here: https://patreon.com/jtalkpod *Find our JLeague Chat Discord server here: https://discord.gg/UwN2ambAwg *Follow JTET on Bluesky here: @jtalket.bsky.social

Aunque hoy tocaría Japonesamente, hemos cambiado por otro Japón a fondo para poder hablarte del viaje que acabamos de hacer a Japón de excursiones desde Tokio, que así lo tenemos bien fresco. Acabamos muy cansados pero satisfechos, porque hay muchos destinos (además de los que ya tenemos en la web) que puedes incorporar a tu planificación para hacer de tu viaje algo único: Sawara, Choshi, monte Mitake, Fujinomiya, Kawaguchiko, Yokosuka, Kofu... ¡Dale al play! Luego, en Japonismo mini te hablamos brevemente del nuevo tren bala E10 (aunque no podrás subirte hasta 2030), leemos comentarios de japonistas y, en la palabra japonesa, te damos dos formas de decir "viaje". ¡Mata ne! ¿Quieres colaborar con el programa? - Colabora en Patreon - Únete a la Comunidad Japonismo - Reserva hoteles en Japón (y en todo el mundo) - Consigue seguro de viajes (¡no sólo para Japón!) - Busca los mejores vuelos - Lleva Internet (pocket wifi o SIM) - JR Pass para viajes ilimitados en tren ---- Continúa la conversación en: - Web: https://japonismo.com - Discord: https://discord.gg/hZrSa57 - Facebook: https://facebook.com/japonismo - Twitter: https://twitter.com/japonismo - Instagram: https://instagram.com/japonismo - Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/japonismo - Newsletter semanal: http://eepurl.com/di60Xn

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Viajamos a Silicon Valley para descubrir la perturbadora historia de una secta tecnológica que dejó un rastro de sangre. Exploramos una inquietante teoría sobre las mutilaciones de ganado que apunta a operaciones gubernamentales encubiertas. Nos trasladamos a Monte Palomar en 1954 para investigar el caso de una misteriosa mujer que podría haber sido una extraterrestre de Venus. Y conmemoramos el 50 aniversario del fascinante encuentro OVNI de Kofu, Japón. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

James, Jon, and special guest Sean Carroll look back at another busy weekend of J2 action. James gets things started with a quick review of most of the Round 2 action (Start to 03:00), before Jon and Sean sat down to talk about Omiya's home win over Kofu in depth (03:00 to 15:00). The boys also discuss Omiya and Kofu's prospects for 2025 in more detail, and touch on the new era at Omiya under Red Bull (there are spoilers for classic 90s sports comedy 'Cool Runnings', so be warned). After that, Jon and Sean pick out some 'Most Bravo Players' from the weekend (15:00 to 19:50), and finish things off by looking ahead to the forthcoming Round 3 fixtures (19:50 to Finish). We hope everyone enjoys another streamlined JTET experience this week! *Support The J-Talk Podcast on Patreon here: https://patreon.com/jtalkpod *Join our JLeague Chat Discord server here: https://discord.gg/UwN2ambAwg *Follow JTET on Bluesky here: @jtalket.bsky.social

- Bất chấp các nỗ lực chữa cháy của chính quyền địa phương, trận cháy rừng bùng phát kể từ ngày 18/01 vừa qua tại ngọn núi Daizokyoji nằm giữa thành phố Kofu và Fuefuki thuộc tỉnh Yamanashi, Nhật Bản, đến nay vẫn tiếp tục lan rộng, ước tính thiêu rụi khoảng 45 héc-ta rừng. Chủ đề : nhật bản, cháy rừng

In this episode Aaron and Drew: give some takes on Kofu and Gravity Mountain. Talk about how similar the sealed product drought may be to 2020. And discuss how the meta might shake out in Europe!

Prepárate para un viaje sonoro a través de lo desconocido con este episodio especial de fin de año de Ecos de lo Remoto. Por primera vez en iVoox, desempolvamos el "Archivo B" para traerte una colección de audios inéditos que te dejarán con la boca abierta. Sumérgete en historias fascinantes que no han visto la luz… hasta ahora. En este episodio exploraremos el secreto de las medidoras, un antiguo ritual de sanación practicado en la Vega Baja. Mujeres con manos temblorosas pero firmes, pronuncian palabras secretas transmitidas durante siglos, utilizando remedios cotidianos para aliviar males como el empacho y el mal de ojo. Acompáñanos a conocer a estas "sanadoras" a través del documental de Gustavo R. Cuneo, cuya madre fue una medidora, y descubre la mística tradición que han mantenido viva por generaciones. Aprenderemos sobre la historia de estos rituales, cómo se transmiten (generalmente en Semana Santa), y la importancia del cariño y la comunidad en estas prácticas. Además, nos adentraremos en las leyendas de la Vega Baja con Marta Ruiz, de Rojales Misterioso. Ella nos guiará a través de las historias y relatos que se esconden en las sombras del atardecer: bandoleros, fantasmas, la misteriosa Encantada de Rojales con sus dos versiones (una medieval y otra del siglo XIX), la leyenda de la niña del pozo en 1917, y otras historias de damas blancas. Descubriremos cómo Marta recopila estas leyendas, muchas de creación colectiva, y cómo su libro "La Vega Mágica" ha dado nueva vida a estas historias. También, revisitaremos el enigmático fenómeno de los ángeles de Paiporta, Valencia. ¿Visiones celestiales o ilusiones? Investigaremos los testimonios de quienes afirmaban haber contactado con seres angélicos en los años 70, la historia de Miguel Ángel y el libro de Samael, y reflexionaremos sobre qué pasó con estos ángeles tras las inundaciones de Paiporta. Viajaremos a Japón para conocer el caso de dos niños en Kofu que se encontraron con una aterradora criatura extraterrestre, un caso que algunos llaman el "Roswell japonés". Finalmente, exploraremos las líneas de Nazca en Perú. Gracias a la inteligencia artificial, se han descubierto nuevos geoglifos. ¿Qué secretos esconden estas enigmáticas figuras? Debatiremos las diferentes teorías sobre su propósito, desde pistas de aterrizaje para naves alienígenas hasta caminos ceremoniales hacia el templo de Cahuachi, "el lugar donde viven los videntes”. Este episodio especial de fin de año es una exclusiva de iVoox. No te pierdas la oportunidad de escuchar estos relatos inéditos y sumergirte en el fascinante mundo de lo remoto. ¡Prepárate para descubrir lo que otros no quieren que sepas! Lo nuevo de Álvaro Martín, "El libro del fuego" https://www.planetadelibros.com/libro-el-libro-del-fuego/400555 -Twitter: @EcosdeloRemoto -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ecosdeloremoto -Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/ecosdeloremoto -YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/67U-g29sWjA -Mail: ecosdeloremoto@gmail.com -Telegram: https://t.me/remoteros Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Kofu is located between the cities of Nagoya and Tokyo, and is known as a peaceful place to live. But it is known for something else as well. Kofu was the site of an extraterrestrial encounter of the third kind.

There were plot twists galore in J2 and J3 last weekend, and James Taylor, Jon Steele and Mike Innes have all the details in this week's JTET. First, James and Jon discussed the opening game at the Peace Stadium connected by Softbank in Nagasaki, where the generous visitors were Oita (start to 17:50), then Kofu's surprise win over Okayama (17:50 to 26:30) and the draw between relegation-threatened Tochigi and Ehime (26:30 to 37:55). Next, it's Most Bravo Player time (37:55 to 43:20), there's a preview of the next round of fixtures (43:20 to 50:00) and of this weekend's J-Talk LIVE at the Yokohama Football Film Festival (50:00 to 55:00). Then Mike takes over for a full review of J3 matchday 31 in J-Talk: Short Corner (55:00 to end).   Thanks as always for your support of JTET, JTSC, and the J-Talk Podcast! Buy tickets for J-Talk Live (Saturday 12th October) at the Yokohama Football Film Festival here: https://teket.jp/6232/38395 Join the JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/p6PVbF9E Join the J-Talk Podcast Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/jtalkpod

With the exception of military records or a few popular cases, UFO research often gets drawn into an America-centric sphere. Because of this, or other reasons too, the phenomenon is received internationally with heavy reliance on US news and reports. But according to the US Department of Defense in 2023, Japan is a leading hotspot for UFOs as well. In June 2024, the Japanese government launched an 80-person nonpartisan group, including former defense ministers, to study UAP. Japan has three major UFO cases, named after regional areas - Kofu, Kochi, and Hokkaido - but also has mysterious stories like the Utsuro-Bune and the abundance of objects spotted over the Daiichi power plant after the 2011 disaster. Japan also has a Roswell, and a Sedona, in regard to UFO popularity and vortexes. The town is called Iinomachi in Fukushima Prefecture, just outside Fukushima city. Objects and lights have been seen here since at least the 1970s. Just north of the town in the dense forest is the IINO UFO MUSEUM, home to documents, replicas, and books on the subject. Outside is a flying saucer bus stop. Above the museum is Mount Senganmori, which features magnetic anomalies and little alien carvings along its trail. Few know that the Roswell research center and museum, founded in 1991, was not the first of its kind; Kinichi Arai, a Japanese man, formerly in the military, who died in 2002, began the first of its kind museum and research facility in 1979.-FREE ARCHIVE & RSS: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-secret-teachings Twitter: https://twitter.com/TST___Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesecretteachings WEBSITE (BOOKS, RESUBSCRIBE for early show access): http://thesecretteachings.info Paypal: rdgable@yahoo.com CashApp: $rdgable EMAIL: rdgable@yahoo.com / TSTRadio@protonmail.com

With the exception of military records or a few popular cases, UFO research often gets drawn into an America-centric sphere. Because of this, or other reasons too, the phenomenon is received internationally with heavy reliance on US news and reports. But according to the US Department of Defense in 2023, Japan is a leading hotspot for UFOs as well. In June 2024, the Japanese government launched an 80-person nonpartisan group, including former defense ministers, to study UAP. Japan has three major UFO cases, named after regional areas - Kofu, Kochi, and Hokkaido - but also has mysterious stories like the Utsuro-Bune and the abundance of objects spotted over the Daiichi power plant after the 2011 disaster. Japan also has a Roswell, and a Sedona, in regard to UFO popularity and vortexes. The town is called Iinomachi in Fukushima Prefecture, just outside Fukushima city. Objects and lights have been seen here since at least the 1970s. Just north of the town in the dense forest is the IINO UFO MUSEUM, home to documents, replicas, and books on the subject. Outside is a flying saucer bus stop. Above the museum is Mount Senganmori, which features magnetic anomalies and little alien carvings along its trail. Few know that the Roswell research center and museum, founded in 1991, was not the first of its kind; Kinichi Arai, a Japanese man, formerly in the military, who died in 2002, began the first of its kind museum and research facility in 1979.-FREE ARCHIVE & RSS: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-secret-teachingsTwitter: https://twitter.com/TST___RadioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesecretteachingsWEBSITE (BOOKS, RESUBSCRIBE for early show access): http://thesecretteachings.infoPaypal: rdgable@yahoo.comCashApp: $rdgableBuy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tstradioSUBSCRIBE TO NETWORK: http://aftermath.mediaEMAIL: rdgable@yahoo.com / TSTRadio@protonmail.com

In another packed episode of JTET, Jon Steele and James Taylor discussed JEF United v Sendai (start to 12:25), Iwaki v Kumamoto (12:25 to 25:50), and Tochigi v Kofu (25:50 to 36:15), elected a Most Bravo Player (36:15 to 41:00), and previewed the upcoming week's fixtures (41:00 to 56:55). That's followed by J-Talk: Short Corner with Mike Innes, who reviews the action from J3 round 25 (56:55 to end).   Thanks as always for your support of JTET, JTSC, and the J-Talk Podcast! Buy tickets for J-Talk Live at the Yokohama Football Film Festival here: https://teket.jp/6232/38395 Join the JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/p6PVbF9E Join the J-Talk Podcast Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/jtalkpod

Scheduling conflicts meant Jon Steele and James Taylor couldn't get together for a recording, so instead they each chose two games from J2 round 24 to talk about. In part 1, Jon talks about Kofu v Nagasaki (to 03:40) and Mito v Yokohama FC (to 06:00) before electing a Most Bravo Player (to 07:30). Then in part 2, James reviews Yamagata v Iwaki (to 08:50) and JEF United v Kumamoto (to 09:50) and chooses his MBP (to 10:50). To round out the episode, James previews the round 25 games that take place on the first weekend of August (to end).   *To get some pass notes on any of the games that we don't discuss on the pod, feel free to join our dedicated JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/pngqMZ7hwD

The Tottori Prefecture town of Kofu, western Japan, became the first in the country Friday to use an online system to monitor voting at a polling station for a public offices election.

鳥取県江府町長選の期日前投票で「オンライン立ち会い」が行われた投票所、１９日午前、同町任期満了に伴う鳥取県江府町長選の期日前投票で、全国初となる投票所での「オンライン立ち会い」が１９日行われた。 The Tottori Prefecture town of Kofu, western Japan, became the first in the country Friday to use an online system to monitor voting at a polling station for a public offices election.

The JTET 'dream team' of James Taylor and Jon Steele are back again to cover all of the latest action from J2! In Part 1, the boys discuss Sendai's pulsating victory over Tochigi (Start to 08:20), Shimizu's return to winning ways against Okayama (08:20 to 15:00), and Nagasaki's exciting 2-2 draw on the road at Tokushima (15:00 to 23:50). After that, Jon and James nominate their Most Bravo Players for Round 22 (23:50 to 29:30), and chat about recent transfer news plus Kofu's change of manager (29:30 to 37:00). Bringing up the rear, there's a preview of the upcoming Round 23 fixtures this weekend (37:00 to 41:00), and a look ahead to the Emperor's Cup 3rd Round next Wednesday night (41:00 to Finish). We hope everyone enjoys the show, and the weekend football!

Immer mehr Studierende zieht es nach Japan. So auch Maurice, der dort gleich zwei Semester verbracht hat. In dieser Podcast-Episode erzählt er uns von seinem Auslandssemester am International College of Liberal Arts der Yamanashi Gakuin University in Kofu und gibt Insider-Tipps zum Auslandssemester in Japan. Viel Spaß beim Interview!

Rob and Matt are back to chat about the week in Stardom including back to back shows in both Kofu and Kyoto. Aside from lamenting a distinct lack of Fukigen Death on the cards, they chat about Momo Watanabe and Starlight Kid's directions, the growing queue for Saori Anou's Wonder of Stardom Championship, the possible dissent in Queen's Quest and Oedo Tai, Thekla beating up a referee and look back on a powerful Hana Kimura tribute show from Korakuen Hall. Buy Rob's NEW Stardom Book - Chasing the Dream: 50 of Stardom's Greatest Matches Right Here: https://tinyurl.com/2eemszmtSubscribe to our PATREON: https://patreon.com/TheStardomCastThe Stardom Cast website: https://www.thestardomcast.comSubscribe to the Podcast: https://linktr.ee/TheStardomCastJoin our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/bbDcAwcTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/thestardomcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestardomcastTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/thestardomcastBuy our Merch: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/podmania-podcasting-networkYouTube: https://tinyurl.com/2s4zrf3rOur Sponsors:* Go to roundhouseprovisions.com/STARDOMCAST for up to 44% off your regular-priced Morning Kick order with a 90-day, money-back guarantee.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

James Taylor and Jon Steele cast their analytical gaze over another round of J2 football. In this episode, they focus on 4 games from matchday 10: Iwaki v Shimizu (start to 08:35), Nagasaki v Tokushima (to 20:15), Kumamoto v Kofu (to 26:50) and Yamaguchi v Gunma (to 34:40) and crown their Most Bravo Player (to 39:55). Then there's a preview of the round 11 fixtures (to 46:40) and the second set of Levain Cup Second Round games (to end). *To get some pass notes on any of the games that we don't discuss on the pod, feel free to join our dedicated JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/pngqMZ7hwD

Jon Steele, James Taylor and Mike Innes are back with another action packed JTET. In part 1, Jon and James run through J2 round 7 fixtures, stopping to talk in detail about Yokohama FC v Sendai (start to 09:10), Kofu v Yamaguchi (to 15:30), and Tokushima v Gunma, along with all the off-field news from the latter two clubs (to 30:35). Then the guys pick their Most Bravo Player (to 33:30), before previewing rounds 8 and 9 (to 41:25). After that, it's time for Mike Innes and a full review of J3 round 7 in J-Talk: Short Corner (41:25 to end).

Episode #281 | Actor Eugene Byrd (Spidey and His Amazing Friends, Reasonable Doubt) joins the guys to discuss Japan's most infamous UFO incident: the Kofu Fanged Humanoid encounter! -- SHOW INFORMATION Bigfoot Collectors Club is produced by Riley Bray. Listener-Files Submissions: BigfootCollectorsClub@gmail.com. Instagram: https://bit.ly/3W7izlL | Twitter: https://bit.ly/3CDTpo2 Patreon - BCC The Other Side: https://bit.ly/3CGjYcd Our theme song is “Come Alone,” by Suneaters, courtesy of Lotuspool Records. Follow Suneaters on Spotify https://bit.ly/3XnD4vS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With less than 24 hours until the new J2 campaign gets underway, JTET is back and banging for one final pre-season pod. In this mini-episode, James Taylor and Jon Steele begin by reviewing valiant Ventforet Kofu's ACL Round of 16 clash with Ulsan, which ended in defeat (but no disgrace) for Yoshiyuki Shinoda's men. We also talk a little bit about what kind of legacy Kofu's Asian adventure might leave for the side from Yamanashi, and J2 as a whole (Start to 17:20). After that, James and Jon take a look at the weekend's opening round of J2 fixtures, picking out a couple of key games to keep an eye on (17:25 to Finish). Enjoy your J-football this weekend!

With the ACL back and banging this midweek, Jon and James got together to preview Ventforet Kofu's Round of 16 clash with K-League giants Ulsan.  Over the course of a 15-minute chat, the boys take a Wikipedia-informed look at the Ulsan side, and offer their thoughts on our J2 representative's chances of progressing to the Quarter-Finals. We hope everyone enjoys the mini-pod!

The J.League season might have ended, but the JTET machine cannot be stopped (believe us - we've tried). This week, Jon and James got started with some ACL chat (Start to 12:30), covering Kofu's superb result last midweek over in Thailand (and their frankly astonishing passage to the knockout stage as group winners). After that, the gents shared their choices for J2 Team of the Season (12:30 to 48:20), with some interesting similarities and differences to discuss. The boys also picked a manager, rookie, best player, and goal of the season into the bargain! To round things off, Jon quizzed James on some of the more eye-catching J2 transfers that have already taken place since the final day of the season (48:20 to Finish). Hope everybody enjoys the show - we'll be posting some more detailed season review content over late December/early January, so please stay tuned for that!

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The regular J2 season may have ended, but some teams still have games to play: James Taylor and Jon Steele preview the playoff semi-finals and Kofu's Asian Champions League game (start to 15:40), before chatting about some confirmed managerial departures (15:40 to 27:10).   We know that Ehime will be in J2 next year, but who will join them? The battle to finish 2nd – or should that be not to finish 2nd? – in J3 is in full flow, and Mike Innes has all the details in J-Talk: Short Corner (27:10 to end).   Thank you as ever to all our Patreon subscribers and listeners.

The JTET crew are back with another episode, keeping you up to date with all things J2 and J3! To start things off this week, Jon Steele and James Taylor cover all of the J2 action from a dramatic final day of the regular season. Jon reviews the battle for second place and some of the 'dead rubber' fixtures (Start to 09:50), while James casts his forensic eye over the tussle for the last available Play-Off place, and the rest of the second-tier games (09:50 to 15:50). After that, you'll hear Jon and James in conversation, sharing their views on how the season climax unfolded. The boys start with Mito v Shimizu (15:55 to 22:40), then discuss Tochigi v Iwata (22:40 to 28:15) and Omiya v Tokyo Verdy (28:15 to 35:30). There was also time for Jon and James to chat about JEF Chiba v Nagasaki (35:30 to 42:00), and Yamagata v Kofu (42:00 to 49:50). After that, the boys (basically men at this point) look ahead to the Play-Off games coming up in a week's time (49:50 to 53:00). Rounding things off in perfect style is Mike 'The Magic' Innes, who has all of the J3 latest for you (as ever) in 'J-Talk: Short Corner' (53:00 to Finish). Thanks for all the support so far in 2023 - enjoy the show!

Once again, all of the latest J2 and J3 news is wrapped up in a brand-new JTET! We begin this week with James Taylor reviewing all of Sunday's J2 action (Start to 06:00), with Jon Steele taking over to cover the rest of the Round 41 games along with Kofu's thumping win over Zhejiang in the ACL on Wednesday night (06:00 to 18:35). After that, James and Jon convened to discuss some of the big J2 talking points ahead of Sunday's huge final day. The gents focused on JEF Chiba, and the teams scrapping for the final Play-Off spot (Kofu, Yamagata, and Nagasaki) in this segment (18:40 to 41:45). James and Jon then take a detailed look at the Round 42 fixtures (41:45 to 56:50), with a focus on the battle for the second automatic promotion spot, and the aforementioned tussle for 6th place. After all that, there's the J3 latest in 'J-Talk: Short Corner' with Mike 'The Magic' Innes (56:50 to Finish), as Ehime edge inexorably closer to a return to the second tier (with Kagoshima or Toyama looking the most likely to grab second place). Thanks for all of your support of JTET, and The J-Talk Podcast - enjoy the show!

Soccer: Ventforet Kofu Earn 2nd Win in Asia Champions League Group Stage

A bit later than planned this week (apologies!), the JTET crew are back and banging with a full roundup of all the latest action from J2 and J3. In Part 1, Jon Steele rounds up half of last weekend's J2 fixtures (Start to 12:35), then hands over to James Taylor for a review of the rest of the second-tier games (12:40 to 19:00) - James also mentions Kofu's disappointing ACL trip to China in midweek. After that, you'll hear Jon and James chatting in depth about some of the big J2 talking points from Round 39, with a focus on those crazy 3-2 matches in Tokyo and Fujieda (19:00 to 43:40). The boys (alright, middle-aged men) then preview all of the Round 40 matches coming up this weekend (43:40 to 54:25). Bringing up the rear is Mike 'The Magic' Innes - as always, he has all of the J3 news that you need to know in 'J-Talk: Short Corner' (54:30 to Finish). Hope everyone enjoys the show, and the weekend football!

An old friend from the photography life, Fernando recently opened a coffee business at the Franschhoek Market in the Winelands. Even though he's a freshly minted operator, his precise nature and the journey he embarked on to create Bare Kofu provided an illuminating glimpse of the coffee game and an entertaining chat. On Instagram @a_table_inthecorner Cover image sketched by Courtney Cara Lawson All profile portraits by Russel Wasserfall unless otherwise credited

Once again, the good ship JTET sets sail with a full review of the latest J2 and J3 action. To start things off this week, Jon Steele and James Taylor team up to run through all of the J2 action from Round 37 (Start to 15:20) - James also includes a quick report on Kofu's big ACL home debut against Buriram United in Tokyo from Wednesday night. After that, Jon sat down with Sean Carroll for some serious J2 discussion. The boys (alright, technically men) began with a review of Kofu's big night at the National Stadium, since Sean was there (15:30 to 36:00)! Also under the microscope in this segment are in-form JEF Chiba, who find themselves right in the thick of the Play-Off push (36:00 to 58:30) - can they finally return to J1 after their prolonged absence? Sean also helped Jon to preview the upcoming Round 38 fixtures, as well as giving his thoughts on Kumamoto's big Emperor's Cup Semi-Final tie against Kashiwa this Sunday (58:30 to 01:22:15). To finish things off in style, Mike 'The Magic' Innes has all of the J2 latest for you in 'J-Talk: Short Corner' (01:22:20 to Finish). Hope everyone enjoys the show!

The JTET team is back with a full review of J2 round 35 and J3 round 27. In part 1, James Taylor reviews 6 games (start to 07:35) and in part 2, Jon Steele covers the other 5 league games and Kofu's Champions League debut (07:35 to 13:30). Part 3 sees Jon talk to Martin Spivey about Blaublitz Akita's season (13:30 to 1:17:35). Then Mike Innes has all the J3 action in J-Talk: Short Corner (1:17:35 to end).   Invite link to JLeagueChat Discord Server: https://discord.gg/e6cKcRDv 

This week's soaraway JTET has finally landed! To kick things off, there's a full review of last weekend's J2 action with James Taylor (Start to 06:30), and Jon Steele (06:35 to 15:50). After that, Jon had the chance to sit down and chat with Richy Palmer about some of the big talking points from the 2nd tier. The gents talked about Tochigi v Mito (15:55 to 26:00), Yamaguchi v Kofu (26:00 to 32:45), and Kumamoto v Iwaki (32:45 to 42:15). Jon and Richy then previewed the midweek Emperor's Cup tie between Kumamoto and J1 big boys Kobe (42:15 to 45:40), and looked ahead to the weekend's slate of J2 matches (45:40 to 54:00). Finally, the ever-reliable Mike Innes has all of the J3 news, reviews, and previews in 'J-Talk: Short Corner' (54:00 to Finish). Hope everyone enjoys the show!

On this special episode, Cody, Jenny, Jake, & Lauren all meet up in Kofu, Yamanashi, Japan for an in-person podcast episode! In this episode, we talk about all things relationships when it comes to owning an agency. Lauren gives her take on what it was like to date Jake while he already owned an agency. and Jenny tells us about the feelings she had when Cody decided to partner up with Jake. We also dive into the positives and negatives being an entrepreneur and agency owner can have on our relationships and how we've worked through some of those things and where compromises had to be made. Deciding to be an agency owner and entrepreneur isn't just a personal struggle, it also affects our loved ones around us. If you enjoyed this episode or any other episode, leave us a rating on Spotify or a review on Apple -- it really helps us get found and gives us more motivation to produce this free content!

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After another bustling weekend of lower-league J-football action, the JTET crew are back to review all of the big talking points (and some of the minor ones). In Part 1 (Start to 13:15), Jon Steele looks back at the recent Levain Cup games involving J2 representatives Iwata and Shimizu, and some of the J2 Round 18 action from last weekend. In Part 2 (13:25 to 16:30), James Taylor is on the mic to cover all of the other J2 games from Round 18. Then in Part 3, Jon and James chatted about some of the big games from the J2 matchday, including Kofu 5-1 Omiya (16:30 to 26:00), Tokushima v Machida (26:00 to 36:10), and Nagasaki v Iwata (36:10 to 47:00).  The boys (who are actually grown men in their late thirties) then previewed all of the upcoming Round 19 action for this weekend (47:00 to 56:50). Bringing up the rear, Part 4 sees Mike 'The Magic' Innes take control for the 'J-Talk: Short Corner' mini-pod (56:50 to Finish) - Mike has all of the news from a jam-packed Round 11 in J3, plus a look ahead to Round 12 coming up this weekend. Thanks for all of the support for JTET and The J-Talk Podcast - enjoy the show!

In an attempt to recover from a hectic Golden Week on and off the pitch, Jon Steele and James Taylor met for a review of J2 matchday 14 and a chat about the state of the league so far.   In part 1, Jon reviews 5 games (start to 13:10), and in part 2 James takes care of the other 6 games (13:10 to 20:15).   In part 3 they worked their way down the J2 table, with some in-depth discussion of Gunma (to 30:10), Kofu (to 35:20), Iwata (to 39:10), Mito (to 44:10), Yamaguchi (to 52:30), and Omiya (to 1:04:40), plus brief comments on other teams along the way. They also previewed the derby-filled round 15 fixtures (to 1:12:10).   In J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes rounds up the qualifiers for the Emperor's Cup involving J3 teams (to 1:20:25) and looks ahead to round 10 of the league campaign (1:20:25 to end).

O baiano Eduardo Ferreira dos Santos tem em seu currículo passagens de base por Bahia e Ceará, mas se engana quem pensa que foi fácil chegar nesses clubes. Apesar de ter tido sua estreia como profissional no Vozão cearense, a carreira como adulto envolveu idas ao Jabaquara (SP) e Guarani de Divinópolis (MG). Com humildade e foco, Eduardo Mancha deixou de ser volante por acaso, quando teve sua segunda passagem pelo Guarani, pois o time mineiro precisava de atleta para compor a zaga. O então zagueiro virou titular absoluto na campanha do acesso do time mineiro no Módulo 2 e chamou a atenção de quem o acabou levando para Malta. Aos 24 anos, o jovem baiano chegava ao Birkirkara e, apesar de ser titular absoluto da equipe, não viu muitas oportunidades surgirem em outros mercados. Mais uma vez com humildade, foi buscar fazer teste na Áustria, mas no Irã é que conseguiu uma chance de mostrar seu talento em um mercado mais competitivo, ao jogar com Iuri Matias (outro entrevistado do canal) no Machine Sazi. Em plena pandemia e tendo paciência de fazer seus números em toda liga, o zagueiro baiano viu a persistência dar frutos ao se transferir para o Farense de Portugal. Pela sua nova equipe portuguesa, jogou a primeira e a segunda divisões, fazendo bons números e apostou que valeria a pena aguardar o fim de seu contrato para analisar novas oportunidades. Uma vez mais, a paciência do entrevistado valeu a pena. Um convite para chegar no Ventforet Kofu proporcionou a ida ao futebol japonês e já no primeiro ano conquistou a Copa do Imperador por um time da segunda divisão, o que se tornou um fato histórico por lá. Agora já bem adaptado e fazendo um bom começo de J2, Eduardo Mancha topou bater um papo bastante leve com Jorge Kadowaki, falando da carreira que é um exemplo para muitos jovens que acompanham o Canal Outra Liga. #eduardomancha #ventforetkofu #jleague

On the eve of a brand spanking new J2 season, the JTET machine is back in action to complete their preview of the upcoming campaign. In this episode, Jon Steele and James Taylor run the rule over the J2 clubs based in southwest Japan and Kyushu, with help from club-specific correspondents Victor Arroyo (Kanazawa), Daniel Kuroda (Nagasaki), and Garry Irwin(Kumamoto). The boys (men) then reviewed some of the best J2 club slogans for 2023, and looked ahead to some of the key weekend fixtures in a Round 1 preview. To finish off our preseason preparations, Jon added a quick review of Kofu's big day out at Kokuritsu Kyogijo for their Super Cup match against Yokohama Marinos, while mentioning some other eye-catching friendly results for J2 sides who took on J1 opposition. We hope everyone enjoys the show, and the season ahead! Timecodes: 01:35 to 08:15 - Fagiano Okayama 08:15 to 17:00 - Tokushima Vortis 17:00 - 30:35 - Zweigen Kanazawa 30:35 to 37:40 - Renofa Yamaguchi 37:40 to 46:15 - Oita Trinita 46:30 to 56:35 - V-Varen Nagasaki 56:35 to 01:03:45 - Roasso Kumamoto 01:03:45 to 01:11:00 - J2 Team Slogan Roundup 01:11:00 to 01:16:20 - J2 Round 1 Preview 01:16:25 to Finish - Super Cup & Preseason Friendly Roundup *To aid with your enjoyment, here are the questions that we asked our correspondents to think about when recording their preview segments... 1)  What do you think of the new signings that your team has made, and who will be the most important in 2023? 2)  What do you think about the departures from your team this winter, and which player departure are you most disappointed by? 3)  If your team has a new manager, are you happy with the appointment? (If your team has the same manager, are you comfortable with them?) 4)  Where do you think your team will finish this season? (Head & heart!) 5)  What are you most looking forward to in J2 overall this year (this could be related to your team, or the division in general)? *You can follow our contributors on Twitter here: Victor Arroyo - @JFootballAnaly1 Daniel Kuroda - @NagaSapo_EN Garry Irwin - @GarryIrwin

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I Want to Believe the Podcast – S6 The Fanged Humanoids of Kofu Open Songs: Valley of Wolves | Ghostbusters 2 | Lil Wyte & Jelly Roll | Lonely Island | Closing song: Nomar Slevik Clips throughout episode: Tara A Devlin | Kyoto Robato Ay! Welcome to the season 6 premiere of the I Want to Believe podcast! On the evening of February 23rd, 1975, two 7-year-old boys, Masato Kawano and Katsuhiro Yamahata, were roller skating near the Hinode Housing Estate in Kamimachi, Kōfu, Yamanashi, Japan. At around 7pm, they heard a crackling sound that seemed to be coming from somewhere above them. As they looked to the sky, they were startled to see two orange balls of light flying about. They were fascinated by the aerial acrobatics and continued to watch when, all of a sudden, one flew off while the other started to descend. The events that followed would change their lives forever. Check out the episode to hear their whole story. The Boys | Drawings of UFO | Drawing of Alien | Alien Hook | Outer Limits Alien - All my books and projects are available at SlevikStore.Company.Site. The Green Hand Bookshop in Portland, Maine also has come of my work. Stop in and see everything they have to offer! My documentary, Otherworldly Amor, has a new home. It is streaming exclusively on ParaFlixx Paranormal+ Once subscribed, you have access to not only Otherworldly Amor but hundreds of other paranormal shows, documentaries and even horror movies. By using the code OTHERWORLDLYAMOR10 at checkout, you can get 10% off your first 3 months. Sources: Anomalien | Journal News | UFO Insight | Time for Disclosure | Think About It | Caravaca Blog --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/207believe/support

James Taylor and Jon Steele got together for the final time this year to discuss how the teams finishing from 16th to 22nd in J2 fared. They were joined by Matt Bruce (@MatthewDBruce) to cover Tochigi, Steve Fryer (@ardija01talk) to talk about Omiya, and James Gallagher (@FLManInJapan) to review Ryukyu. James and Jon discussed Yamaguchi, Kofu, Gunma, and Iwate, before closing the episode with a question from @akakichnoeleven.   00:00-05:57 Renofa Yamaguchi (James and Jon) 05:58-15:42 Tochigi SC (Matt Bruce) 15:43-21:52 Ventforet Kofu (James and Jon) 21:53-54:25 Omiya Ardija (Steve Fryer in conversation with Jon) 54:26-1:00:56 Thespakusatsu Gunma (James and Jon) 1:00:57-1:21:12 FC Ryukyu (James Gallagher) 1:21:13-end Iwate Grulla Morioka and listener question (James and Jon)   Stats were courtesy of jleague.jp, transfermarkt.com, football-lab.jp, sporteria.jp, and @Data_Swan.   Thanks again to our contributors for their analysis, and to Patreon subscribers for their ongoing support. And of course, thank you to everyone who listened throughout the year. See you in pre-season!

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Um resumo das umas duas semanas de tudo que aconteceu no futebol japonês. Na Copa do Imperador o Kufu venceu o Hiroshima em uma partida emocionante se tornou o segundo time da J2 que vai disputar a ACL na historia. Emoção também não faltou no fim da Levain Cup entre o mesmo Hiroshima e o Cerezo. Assim como as definições de titulo da J2 com o Albirex Niigata se consagrando campeão. Essa ultima rodada também foi marcada pela despedida de Shunsuke Nakamura dos gramados. Na J3 a luta pelo titulo continua em um fim de semana que infelizmente foi marcado com triste noticia da morte de Masato Kudo de anos 32 anos. O Hinomaru está disponível em diversos agregadores de podcast: Spotify, Itunes podcast, Googlepodcast, Pocketcasts, Addict podcast, Radiopublic entre outros. Podcast: https://anchor.fm/hinomaru Deixe seu recado para o Hinomaru abaixo do vídeo ou participe pelo nosso e-mail hinomarupodcast@gmail.com Redes sociais: Pagina do Hinomaru no Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hinomarupodcast/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hinomaru_podcast/?hl=pt-br Recomendações: Pagina do Glauber Tanaka https://www.facebook.com/glauber.tiras Pagina do jornalista Tiago Bontempo https://globoesporte.globo.com/blogs/futebol-no-japao/ Radio Mirai https://miraionline.wixsite.com/cnbn/radiomirai #levaincup #emperorcup #Kudo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week on JTET, Jon and James collaborated on a full review of all of the  big J2 news from the last seven days. They began with a chat about Kofu's incredible penalty shoot-out win over Hiroshima in the Emperor's Cup Final, then segued into discussing Okayama's home defeat against Akita that clinched the J2 title for Niigata, and promotion for Yokohama FC. The boys then review Yokohama FC's thrilling home defeat against Kanazawa, before turning their eyes to Gunma's 5-1 drubbing of Iwate (a result that sealed Gunma's J2 survival, and confirmed relegation for Iwate and Ryukyu). Jon then reviews the rest of the J2 action solo, before getting help from James to preview all of the games coming up on the final day of the regular season this Sunday. After that, Mike 'The Magic' Innes is in position to cover all of the latest J3 events in 'J-Talk: Short Corner'. This episode was recorded before the horrible news of Miyazaki striker Masato Kudo's untimely passing at just 32 years old, so apologies if the tone of the episode seems 'off' this time.  We will do our best to give Kudo-san a full and proper tribute next week.  Rest In Peace, Masato. Thank you for all the memories.

One of the most remarkable stories in recent J.League history concluded on Sunday with Kofu finishing the job, beating Hiroshima on penalties to win the Emperor's Cup, the first major trophy in their history. James Taylor from J-Talk Extra Time returns to share his thoughts on Ventforet's terrific performance on the afternoon, and how they might go about tackling the ACL next year (to 31:35). Then we look back briefly on last Wednesday's J1 results, when Iwata blew the title race wide open and gave themselves a fighting chance of staying up, and then look ahead to Saturday's Levain Cup final and Shizuoka derby, before handing out the first five J-Talk Player of the Season Awards.

The end of the J2 season is fast approaching, and there's still plenty to play for. James Taylor and Jon Steele join forces to analyse 4 games from J2 matchday 40 with implications for automatic promotion, playoffs, and relegation. There's a roundup of the rest of the weekend's games and a preview of the penultimate round of the regular season, plus a question from Alan Gibson and news of an interesting fixture coming up in Kanazawa. After that, Mike Innes keeps you up to date with everything J3-related in J-Talk: Short Corner.   00:00-09:55 Nagasaki v Tokushima 09:56-17:54 Kumamoto v Gunma 17:55-26:27 Kofu v Okayama 26:28-41:34 Yokohama FC v Oita 41:35-49:36 roundup of J2 MD40 49:37-1:10:10 J2 MD41 preview 1:10:11 to end Short Corner

After Cinderella story Kofu made their way to the Emperor's Cup Final with a stirring semi final win over J1 giants Kashima last Wednesday night, James Taylor from J-Talk Extra Time guests to chat about how Ventforet have made it this far, and to preview Sunday's showpiece against Hiroshima (to 25:50). Then in Part 2 we run through all of the action from Saturday's J1 Matchday 32, when Gamba Osaka kept Yokohama F.Marinos's champagne on ice with a shock 2-0 away win, and other dogfighters Kobe, Shonan and Fukuoka all notched huge wins.

Later than a Manchester United equalizer during the Fergie years, a new JTET episode is finally here! This week, Jon Steele was joined by doyen of the J2 drop zone Richy Palmer for an in-depth look at the wrong end of the J2 table with just a handful of games remaining. After a solo round-up of the rest of the Round 39 action (plus a mention for Omiya's midweek draw with Yamagata in their rearranged game), Richy helped Jon to preview all of this weekend's crucial games in Round 40. After that, regularly-scheduled 'J-Talk: Short Corner' programming sees Mike 'The Magic' Innes cover all of the big news from J3 as the race for promotion to J2 heats up. Apologies for the slow upload this week, and enjoy the show!  PS. We haven't forgotten to mention Kofu's incredible passage to the Emperor's Cup Final - we'll talk about it in detail next episode!

James Taylor and Jon Steele are back with a review of J2 round 37, featuring Yokohama FC v Kofu, Akita v Gunma, Ryukyu v Yamaguchi and Kanazawa v Oita, with a bit of extra chat about Kanazawa's new stadium. James rounds up the rest of the weekend's games and two rearranged midweek matches, then he and Jon look ahead to matchday 38. Mike Innes has the latest twists in the J3 promotion race in J-Talk: Short Corner   00:00-05:58 Yokohama FC v Kofu 05:59-11:24 Akita v Gunma 11:25-19:53 Ryukyu v Yamaguchi 19:54-31:18 Kanazawa v Oita 31:19-43:04 roundup of J2 MD37 and rescheduled matches 43:05-49:46 J2 MD38 preview 49:47 to end Short Corner

James Taylor reviews the Emperor's Cup quarter finals, with an historic win for Kofu. There's also a review of J2 games from the weekend, when Niigata took over top spot, and 4 of the bottom 5 teams earned points. Plus there's a quick preview of Wednesday night's J2 games.   00:00-03:26 Emperor's Cup quarter finals 03:27-10:36 J2 round 35 review 10:37-end J2 round 36 preview

James Taylor and Jon Steele have all the latest J2 discussion and analysis, including a close look at Sendai v JEF United, Gunma v Okayama, and Kofu v Kanazawa. There's a roundup of the rest of the weekend's games and the much-anticipated final 79 minutes of Yamagata v Okayama, and a preview of matchday 34. Then, in J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes is your guide for the J3 round 22 action, including a barnstorming game between Kagoshima and Imabari.   00:00-08:46 Sendai v JEF United 08:47-17:04 Gunma v Okayama 17:05-31:30 Kofu v Kanazawa 31:31-38:59 J2 MD33 roundup 39:00-47:41 J2 MD34 preview 47:42 to end Short Corner

James Taylor and Jon Steele convened to discuss the latest J2 action, focusing on Sendai v Yokohama FC, Yamagata v Kofu and Iwate v Tokushima. James reviewed the rest of the games from the weekend and last Wednesday's rearranged match, before previewing round 23 with Jon. Then, Mike Innes reviewed the action from J3 and previewed the upcoming league fixtures.   00:00-10:09 Sendai v Yokohama FC 10:10-16:08 Yamagata v Kofu 16:09-24:12 Iwate v Tokushima 24:13 to 36:04 J2 MD22 roundup (plus rearranged MD16 game) 36:05 to 42:20 J2 MD23 preview 42:21 to 1:05:09 J3 MD13 review (plus rearranged MD8 game) 1:05:10 to end J3 MD14 preview

Oddajo posvečamo nedavno preminulemu častnemu evangeličanskemu škofu mag. Gezi Erniši. O njegovi duhovni, intelektualni, teološki in celostni sociokulturni podobi bodo pričali arhivski posnetki. O pokojnem prvem slovenskem evangeličanskem škofu pa bo spregovoril tudi sedanji evangeličanski škof mag. Leon Novak.

In last week's blog, we took a look at a case from Kofu, Japan, that involved two seven-year-old boys, Masato Kono and Katushiro Yamahata, who reported seeing a saucer-shaped UFO and its occupants in a vineyard in 1975. The creatures were described as having brown heads with pinky-sized, horizontal wrinkles where a face would be; three silver, metallic, two-inch fang-like features where a mouth would be; and two rabbit-like ears with a hole in the middle of each one. One of the creatures confronted the boys and emitted a noise like a sped-up tape recorder in what seemed to be an attempt to communicate. They ran away to Kono's home where their parents were having dinner and they excitedly told their story. Kono's mother thought they had made it up as an excuse for being late, but the boys insisted it was true and pleaded with their mothers to go with them and see for themselves. The boys would soon be forgiven for being late and would become the center of attention for many interested parties.Masako Kono and Hanae Yamahata followed their boys out to a road on the west side of the Hinode Complex where the Konos lived. With them were Hanae's one-year-old son and four-year-old daughter. From there, they had a view of the vineyard where the boys said they'd seen the saucer and the creatures. Read more →

In 1975, two seven-year-old boys in Kofu, Japan, reported an encounter with a flying saucer and its occupants. They were taken seriously, and an investigation revealed not only other witnesses, but also physical evidence to back up their story. The case was re-examined almost 40 years later by investigators from the Space Phenomena Observatory Center, and in their opinion, still holds up. A report was given to the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization and the Center for UFO Studies by Matsushito Hayashi of the Japan Space Phenomena Association. Both organizations provided summaries (APRO here on page 5; and CUFOS here on page 13) in their publications. A two-part article using extensive Japanese sources was written by Otakupapa. It is titled Kofu Incident: A Creepy Alien Got Off a UFO and Tapped a Japanese Boy on the Shoulder and is posted on otakupapa.net.According to the article, on Sunday, February 23, 1975, Masato Kono and Katushiro Yamahata were roller-skating on a concrete slab in a vacant lot at around 6:30 p.m. Looking up, they saw two lights moving towards them from the east. According to the version of events in one of Otakupapa's sources (Kubota, Hachiro UFO to Uchu (UFOs & Space) June 1975, NO.12, 8-17, Universe Publishing Co.), the lights were seen by the boys to be orange objects as they got closer. At this point the boys could see that the objects were circular with three spinning structures on the bottom. The boys' descriptions of the objects are very much like the “classic” Adamski-type saucer. According to writer Hiroshi Minamiyama (Otakupapa's other source for this moment in the story) only one object came over to the boys while the other one flew off.Read more →

Jonny Nicol made his first JTET appearance of the season, and it's a bumper episode. Jonny let James Taylor off the leash to talk about Kanazawa v Kofu, then they discussed Yokohama FC v Sendai, Okayama v Niigata and Machida v Yamagata from J2 matchday 10, as well as previewing matchday 11. In between, James reviewed the rest of the weekend's games, and of course there's Mike Innes with J-Talk Short Corner, reviewing J3 matchday 6 and previewing J3 teams' Emperor's Cup qualifiers.   00:00-15:05 Kanazawa v Kofu 15:06-23:02 Yokohama FC v Sendai 23:03-31:54 Okayama v Niigata 31:55-40:18 Machida v Yamagata 40:19-47:46 MD10 roundup 47:47-57:45 MD11 preview 57:46 to end Short Corner

„Jedes Böhnchen gibt ein Tönchen“   Kennst du diesen Spruch? Er verleitet nicht gerade dazu uns mehr mit Bohnen zu beschäftigen; geschweige denn mehr davon zu Essen.   Bohnen sowie andere Hülsenfrüchte bieten jedoch enormes Potenzial in vielerlei Hinsicht.   Richtig zubereitet sind sie nicht nur lecker, vielseitig einsetzbar und gesund; Sie tragen einen wertvollen Beitrag zu besseren Böden bei.   Nicht zuletzt geht es in diesem Podcast um Geschäftsmodelle: Gerade hier sehe ich noch viel Potenzial für Hülsenfrüchte.   Hülsenreich, Kofu oder die Tempeh-Manufaktur zeigen wie es geht.   Mit Elisabeth Berlinghof, Expertin für Hülsenfrüchte, habe ich über Bohnen, Linsen und den Beitrag von Food-Start-ups für mehr Hülsenfrüchte auf unseren Tellern gesprochen.   Bild von Anastasia Eggers  

In the late 19th Century, wine was shipped down the Fuefuki River to the Fuji River where it would be transferred on to Shizuoka, and finally on to Tokyo by train. It took more than a full day to make the trip to Tokyo, and the wine bottles had to be handled many times during transfers from boat to boat and then to train. In 1903, the train line made its way through the mountains to Kofu, Yamanashi's capital city, thus reducing the time it took to transport wine to Tokyo to just 6 or 7 hours! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chateau-mercian/message

God blaženega škofa Antona Martina Slomška obhajamo 24. septembra, ta dan leta 1862 pa je tudi dan njegove smrti. Cerkev na Slovenskem je zato nedelji najbližji temu septembrskemu dnevu dala oznako »Slomškova nedelja«. Njeno letošnje praznovanje je v nedeljo, 26. septembra, pri sv. Jožefu v Celju. Da pa je bila Slomškova nedelja pred tridesetimi leti – v letu razglasitve samostojne slovenske države nekaj posebnega pa se spominjamo v tokratni oddaji Sledi večnosti.

An episode? On our podcast? It's more likely than you think! Join us on a trip to Japan while Erica mourns the end of her new favorite show by talking about two alien sightings from 1975. She waited so long to edit this episode that the stories were new to her too! Submit your cryptid, ghost, or otherwise spooky stories to JustMightExistPodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram for updates on the show! We can't wait to share our findings with you. You can also find episodes uploaded on our YouTube Channel. Intro and Outro sample "For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield Sound effects and backing music courtesy of ZapSplat.com. Sources: Cryptidz Wiki - Alien Cosmonaut “Fanged Humanoids of Kofu: (Japan)” by Rob Morphy “Pascagoula Alien Abductors (Mississippi, US)” by Rob Morphy

With a unique background in music composition + technology, cognitive science, and data science, Alexander Sigman has been active internationally as an interdisciplinary composer, performer, researcher, software engineer, and educator. His compositions have been featured on a number of commercial releases, including portrait recordings on the Carrier and New Focus labels. Sigman has published and presented extensively on a broad range of research topics, including music information retrieval, innovative auditory warning design, technical and aesthetic aspects of robot opera, and  approaches to creative audiovisual media integration.Throughout his career, he has held diverse leadership roles, which have ranged founding faculty member and Music program director of the International College of Liberal Arts (iCLA) of Yamanashi Gakuin University in Kofu, Japan, to Artistic Co-Director of the Menlo-Atherton Academy of Contemporary Music (MAACM), an arts education non-profit offering concerts and workshops to high school students in San Mateo County, CA, to Managing Director of Ensemble Modelo62, an 11-member new music consort based in The Hague, NL.MUSIC EXCERPTS, IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE1. il y va d'un certain pas (2004-05), for ensemble2. xy xy I II III (2006), for cimbalom and 3 percussion3. fcremaperc (2014), for percussion and live electronicsMore about Alexander SigmanSUPPORT THIS PODCASTPatreonDonorboxORDER SAMUEL ANDREYEV'S NEWEST RELEASEIridescent NotationLINKSYouTube channelOfficial WebsiteTwitterInstagramEdition Impronta, publisher of Samuel Andreyev's scoresEPISODE CREDITSPodcast artwork photograph © 2019 Philippe StirnweissSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/samuelandreyev)

V tokratni oddaji se bomo poklonili spominu na najstarejšega slovenskega škofa dr. Jožefa Smeja, ki se je pred dnevi preselil v večnost v svojem 99 .letu. Njegov pomemben ustvarjalni znanstveno raziskovalni angažma pri proučevanju slovenskega jezika, zlasti prekmurščine, nam bo pomagal osvetliti akademik prof. dr. Marko Jesenšek.

Letošnji zlatomašnik bi bil tudi nadškof Alojz Uran. V njegovi rojstni župniji Šmartno pod Šmarno goro so zato prejšnjo nedeljo pripravili slovesnost, pri kateri so se zahvalili za dar njegovega življenja in duhovništva.

Yumi ne voulait pas aller chez sa grand-mère car elle déteste la campagne. Sa mère insista : « ça te changera des jeux vidéo ! ». C'est ainsi que Yumi quitta Tokyo pour les environs de Kofu. Yumi et le Bétobéto, un conte bilingue français-japonais d'Hélène Suzzoni, publié dans la collection Contes des quatre ventsaux éditions l'Harmattan Avec la voix d'Eloïse Auria Mise en ondes et réalision : Romain Dubrac Diffusé dans l'émission7 milliards de voisins : l'école à la radio du 7 avril 2020   D'autres belles histoires vous attendent    

Na letošnjo veliko soboto, torej pred dobrim tednom dni je v 76-tem letu umrl upokojeni ljubljanski nadškof metropolit Alojzij Uran. Pokopali so ga v sredo 15. aprila v ožjem družinskem krogu v ljubljanski stolnici. Spominu na blagopokojnega nadškofa namenjamo tokratno oddajo Sledi večnosti.

Ob vsem, kar je zaznamovalo prve mesece tega leta, sem slišal staro misel: »Prestopno leto veliko obeta, pa malo da.« Zdaj spoznavam, da lahko tudi veliko vzame. Nenavadno pogosto smo bili s sodelavci in družino na pogrebih. Pretresla nas je smrt v gorah, izguba mladega očeta, spremljali smo boj in slovo rosno mladega fantiča, poslovili smo se od našega direktorja msgr. Boleta, prijateljem, tudi sodelavcu in uredniku segali v roke in izrekali sožalje ob izgubi staršev … Ja, in prišel je čas, v katerem si niti roke ne moremo več stisniti. Čas, v katerem umrle zaradi bolezni v Evropi štejemo v desettisočih.

In dieser Ausgabe des Food Experten Podcasts spreche ich mit Jörn Gutowski darüber wie es ist als Food Start Up bei den Höhlen der Löwen zu präsentieren und sein mittlerweile zweites Food Start-Up.

Hallo, willkommen zum ersten Herdgeflüster, dritte Folge. Mein Name ist Johannes Paetzold. Jeden Tag ein neuer Podcast zur Berlin Food Week 2019. Gestern habe ich nur einen Termin wahrgenommen, im Hugendubel Buchgeschäft im EuropaCenter. Bei den Verkostungen mit Berliner Food Machern. Da ging es um Nordic Ocean Fruit am Montag. Um Gemüsecremes heute abend. Morgen ist Kofu dran, ein Kofferwort aus Kichererbsentofu. Im ersten Stock von Hugendubel. Im Cafe. Großartige Gelegenheit, die Macher und ihre Produkte kennenzulernen. Ich bin gestern zum Zwei Mann Betrieb der Gin Hersteller von Gourmetspirits BLN. Ich mache jetzt folgendes. Ich verrate gleich mal, dass es am Ende dieses Podcast ein Interview zu hören gibt von Eva Maria Hilker mit meiner Radio Eins Kollegin Nancy Fischer, dass die beiden am Montag on Air führten bei Radio Eins, und da geht es um die Berlin Food Week Veranstaltung Berlin isst sich auf. Also, ein Vorgeschmack für heute Abend.

High above the Kofu and within view of the all mighty Mt. Fuji, my friend Mieko joins me to tell the story of her family and this magical place they created. What starts as a conversation about a natural spring, quickly becomes the story of a family that believes very strongly in giving to those who are in need. As day turns to night and the sun goes behind the mountain, Mieko also reflects on her happy years living in the Netherlands and how she see's her home country of Japan changing. (special thanks to Mieko and her family for one of the greatest weekends of my life)

In the winter of 1975, two grade-school boys had a shocking face to face confrontation with a pair of small, wrinkled, triple fanged ufonauts. Episode Reference Links:FANGED HUMANOIDS OF KOFU: (JAPAN) http://www.cryptopia.us/site/2010/11/fanged-humanoids-of-kofu-japan/  Cryptonaut Podcast Tee Public Merch Store: https://www.teepublic.com/user/cryptonautpodcast  Podcast Promo: Somewhere in the Skies https://www.somewhereintheskies.com  Cryptid Crate Unboxing Video: https://youtu.be/pntKqYTnQOw  Visit http://cryptidcrate.com and use promo code “GRAMPUS” at checkout to get 10% off The entire life of your subscription! Stay Connected with the Cryptonaut Podcast:Website - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram 

Grupė „Lemon Joy” yra viena lietuviškos populiariosios muzikos etalonų, bet mažiau žinoma, kad jų istorija prasidėjo nuo roko dainų rusų kalba. Šio šeštadienio istorinėje „Pakartot” laidoje svečiuosis grupės lyderis, žiniasklaidos viešai aptartas priklausomybių problemas įveikęs Igoris Kofas. Per daugiau nei 20 metų jis su grupe sugebėjo išlikti lietuviškos populiariosios muzikos viršūnėje, nors niekada nepakluso vadinamosioms „šou verslo taisyklėms”. Šio šeštadienio „Pakartot” laidoje - pokalbis su I. Kofu apie tai, kaip jiems tai pavyko ir grupės muzika iš skirtingų kūrybos laikotarpių.

Grupė „Lemon Joy” yra viena lietuviškos populiariosios muzikos etalonų, bet mažiau žinoma, kad jų istorija prasidėjo nuo roko dainų rusų kalba. Šio šeštadienio istorinėje „Pakartot” laidoje svečiuosis grupės lyderis, žiniasklaidos viešai aptartas priklausomybių problemas įveikęs Igoris Kofas. Per daugiau nei 20 metų jis su grupe sugebėjo išlikti lietuviškos populiariosios muzikos viršūnėje, nors niekada nepakluso vadinamosioms „šou verslo taisyklėms”. Šio šeštadienio „Pakartot” laidoje - pokalbis su I. Kofu apie tai, kaip jiems tai pavyko ir grupės muzika iš skirtingų kūrybos laikotarpių.

Howard sat down in Kofu, Yamanashi, Japan with orthodontist Dr. Miho Imamura DDS, PhD who learned to speak English in Iowa where she traveled to and from Des Moines from 1985 to 2010 to study American dentistry and CWF - Community Water Fluoridation. Currently the only two cites in Japan that use CWF are Niigata and Kyoto.   Dr. Miho Imamura teaches orthodontics in Tokyo 10 times per year to both orthodontist and general dentists. She says the orthodontists don't like it when she teaches general dentists orthodontics but she says general dentists need to know and understand orthodontics.   Dr. Miho Imamura teaches myofunctional therapy four times per year in Tokyo to both orthodontists and general dentists. Her mentor in myofunctional was Bill Zickefoose in Iowa who passed away in 2015. Her other mentor is Dr Toshihide Ohno in Yokohama, Japan which is a suburb of Tokyo.   Dr. Miho Imamura DDS, PhD has a teaching institute named MIHO which is her name and is used as an acronym: Motivated International Health Organization.   www.mihokyoseishika.net

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