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"From 6.2 million visitors in 2011, Japan welcomed 32 million arrivals in 2019." The reopening of Japan has been eagerly anticipated across Asia Pacific. Japan is both a highly desirable "four seasons" destination and a vital market for travel and tourism region-wide. This week, Gary and Hannah discuss the outlook as Japan accelerates its reopening with Kyoji Kuramochi, Executive Director, Global Strategy Headquarters of the Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO). In a fascinating interview, Kuramochi-san discusses the dramatic growth of tourism from 2010-2019, the JNTO's new global marketing strategy, its priority visitor markets and a vision for developing tourism by 2030. He addresses an array of key themes, including air connectivity, airport expansion and visa policies. Segments explored include domestic travel, culinary tourism and Muslim-friendly tourism. Plus, we analyse sustainable development goals, and the development of rural tourism throughout Japan. Kuramochi-san also delivers data-driven insights about key Asian inbound markets, including China and South East Asia, and looks ahead to the 2023 Adventure Travel World Summit in Hokkaido.

We hope you've enjoyed our series on Kon at the ‘Lon! It was a dream to see these on the Trylon's screen and to add to the conversation on these underseen anime classics. Our series closes with MILLENNIUM ACTRESS, Kon's sophomore feature and co-winner – with SPIRITED AWAY (2001) – of the 2001 Grand Prize in the Japan Agency of Cultural Affairs Media Arts Festival. MILLENNIUM ACTRESS is a distillation of Satoshi Kon's most prominent themes: discovery of the self against the experiences of life, the roles those experiences shape you into, and the person you become on the other side. It's full of the late director's hallmarks: realities created, fictions that replace them, and a keen awareness of its audience. At the same time, it's an affecting love story that centers an aging actress, the world she grew up in and the ways it changed her, and the people who want to share her story through film. Links: - Buy tickets to “DISHONORABLE DISTINCTION: BRUCE DERN'S 1970s” (April 2022 at the Trylon Cinema): https://www.trylon.org/films/category/dishonorable-distinction-bruce-derns-1970s/ Buy tickets to “AGNÈS VARDA: DIEU DU CINÉMA” (May 2022 at the Trylon): https://www.trylon.org/films/category/agnes-varda-dieu-du-cinema/ - Buy tickets to “ISHIRÔ HONDA'S GODZILLA” (May 2022 at the Trylon): https://www.trylon.org/films/category/ishiro-hondas-godzilla/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/trylovepodcast and email us at trylovepodcast@gmail.com to get in touch! Buy tickets and support the Trylon at https://www.trylon.org/. Theme: "Raindrops" by Huma-Huma/"No Smoking" PSA by John Waters. Outro music: “Chiyoko's Theme Mode 2” by Susumu Hirawa from the MILLENNIUM ACTRESS soundtrack. Timestamps 0:00 - Episode 167: MILLENNIUM ACTRESS (2001) 2:44 - Cody gets BeanBoozled® 5:53 - The Patented Aaron Grossman Summary 8:52 - Cody's BeanBoozled® check-in 11:55 - The scope & pacing of MILLENNIUM ACTRESS 29:03 - The relationship of memory, reality, and fiction in one person 35:46 - 20th century Japanese cinema and imperfect documents of history 41:05 - Genya and Kyoji and the audience 52:28 - Final thoughts & ranking Kon 59:06 - One last BeanBoozled® check-in with Cody 1:02:30 - Cody's Noteys: Millennium Actresses (post-2000 actress trivia)

We talked to Dr Anthony Alessi to hear his experience as a ringside physician at Bellator 272 and more!

Sean and Graeme talk Aldo vs. Font, Pettis vs. Kyoji, Lee Hammond, Cage Warriors returning to Ireland and more! This episode of the podcast is presented by Manscaped! Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code SevereMMA at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com, and use code SevereMMA. Your balls will thank you™! And now….. here's the podcast!

Listen to the championship mindset of World Champion fighters Kyoji Horiguchi (Bellator and RIZIN) and Adriano Moraes (OneFC) as they talk about their respective upbringing in Japan and Brazil, and their path in MMA.   They also discuss fighting pound for pound great Demetrious Johnson "Mighty Mouse", Petr Yan, training at American Top Team and what it takes to be a champion.   0:00:02 Intro 0:01:00 Adriano talks fight with DJ "Mighty Mouse"  0:04:30 Adriano training with Kyoji - pure speed 0:07:20 Kyoji talks about his start in martial arts  0:11:50 Karate in MMA  0:15:07 Evolve or die  0:17:38 Gym rats  0:19:00 Championship lifestyle and mindset 0:21:55 best flyweights and bantamweights in the world right here 0:23:58 Kyoji's a free agent - next move 0:30:08 Adriano says Kyoji can not go to OneFC 0:30:33 Adriano's background and start in MMA  0:35:20 How Kyoji and Adriano came to American Top Team  0:38:50 Horiguchi Hall 0:44:08 Training, Lifestyle, Mindset 0:50:55 Hobbies 0:56:20 Kyoji's thoughts on Ciryl Gane 0:57:36 Who Kyoji would like to fight next 0:58:45 Adriano talks about who he would like to fight 0:59:13 Thoughts on Petr Yan 1:01:58 Young talent 1:04:44 Stupidest thing they have bought 1:07:12 Kyoji fighting Tenshin Nasukawa in Kickboxing 1:15:30 Adriano breaks down OneFC's weigh-in process and rules 1;22:35 Hardest Kyoji's ever been punched  1:26:39 hardest Adriano's been hit 1:31:17 What Kyoji and Adriano think before the fight, during the walkout and warming up 1:35:52 Are they fighting by the end of the year? 1:37:00 Signing the flag 1:37:58 Punchin In Wrap up

DEMETRIOUS JOHNSON The GOAT the 'Mighty Mouse' Live Talk UFC to ONE FCThe legend, the GOAT, the one, and only Demetrious Johnson talks to Mick Tully live and direct. Everything is one the table from from UFC to ONE FC, FOX, flying armbars, Henry Cejudo, Kyoji Horiguchi, Benavidez, Dodson, Torres, Yamamoto, training, Matt Hume, Erik Paulson, being a father, what's next, GAMING, Twitch, JAKE PAUL and Tyron WOODLEY and much more.

Patrick and Bob compare and contrast episode 44 of Gundam Wing and G Gundam to learn what works and does not about each of them.  Patrick complains about the 2021 Oscar selections. Bob is sad when his apple seems to hate him. Lev offers to help by eating the apple in an act of solidarity. How will Bob react? Find out on this week's episode of Zaku Talk! E-mail the host as zakutalkcast@gmail.com Andrei Tarkovsky's 'Mirror' soon available from Criterion: https://www.criterion.com/films/28894-mirror   Opening song - Erupting Burning Finger by Kohei Tanaka Ending song - Rhythm Emotion by Two-Mix Artwork by Kiley Mantis zaku, talk, gundam, skeyhill, quixotic, wing, g, skerry, rhythm, emotion, erupting, burning, finger, forty, four, 44

      This week the last hand painted film, the most recent war blockbuster, and our third Asami film!      A pair of assassins drive through the dessert. To cover the hours one tells the tale of a doctor who becomes a revenge focused mastermind when his wife is murdered. The doctor buys a woman, an addict sex worker, and molds her into the ultimate killing machine. An amazing physical lead performance drives this exploitation action fest. As the blood flies and the nipples expose, can anything stop Gun Woman?     British and French forces are pushed to the northern beaches and surrounded in the town of Dunkirk. Looking at the evacuation from land, sea, and air, Christopher Nolan wrangles a large ensemble cast between epic war story of Dunkirk.     Prestigious Ginei Studios has gone bankrupt and shut it's doors for the last time. In celebration of it's glorious past television interviewer Genya and his cameraman Kyoji have a life spanning interview with the studio's biggest star, Chiyoko Fujiwara, who disappeared from the spotlight thirty years earlier. A surreal work from one of Japan's undisputed masters of animation, Millennium Actress.     All that and next week we bring Japanuary to a close with a look at the seminal J-horror series JU-ON. Join us, won't you?Episode 189- Necro Firearm Escape

I checked twice, every KYOJI has indeed been replaced. This time, we're covering Mobile Fighter G Gundam episodes 13-16, where the Shuffle Alliance are introduced, there's a Bezerk reference, and more shenanigans. Quick update: Episodes of PRøDUCTS & PLäCEMENTS will be coming back by the end of the month. I've just been busy setting up the new studio space. ************************* Intro and Outro: Inro: B005 by Monroeville Music Center Link: freemusicarchive.org/music/Monroevi…duct_-_09_B005 License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Outro: Left on Deimos by Tri-Tachyon from their The Spellbreaker EP Link: freemusicarchive.org/music/Tri-Tach…pellbreaker_EP License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Today on Anime (Was) Not A Mistake, Domon continues on his quest to find his brother Kyoji and win the 13th Gundam Fight. We take a look at four action-packed episodes featuring mummies, quirky monks, lots of ribbons, and even a piano number. We hope you'll join us to witness this battle between light and dark fingers. And who exactly is this Master Asia guy? He seems a tad suspicious, but maybe that's just the heat getting to us... Rate, Review, Subscribe, and Listen to Us on Podbean/iTunes/Stitcher/Spotify Follow us on Instagram:@animewasnotamistakepodcast Or on Facebook:@animewasnotamistakepod Music Provided by LOFI OFFON: “Chihiro’s Break” “Inochi No Namae (Remix)” “J EON Went Astray”

This Week on Anime Was (Not) A Mistake we take a look into the giant mecha fighting robots genre with Mobile Fighter G Gundam. The bell has been rung and the fight is about to begin. Today, we meet Domon Kasshu of Neo Japan and gain some insight into his dangerous quest. Domon intends to win the Gundam fight and return his honor with a mysterious fate , tied to his brother, Kyoji. From Italy, Paris, and Japan we begin this globe-trotting adventure. pack your pizza...and listen in.  Rate, Review, Subscribe, and Listen to Us on Podbean/iTunes/Stitcher/Spotify Follow us on Instagram:@animewasnotamistakepodcast Or on Facebook:@animewasnotamistakepod Music Provided by LOFI OFFON: “Chihiro’s Break” “Inochi No Namae (Remix)” “J EON Went Astray”  

This week on Heavy Hands, we've got one of the best events of the year to discuss, and--would you believe it--no terrible fight night card to preview! UFC 241 delivered, and so have we: What adjustments did Stipe Miocic make for the rematch, and did any of them matter more than his seemingly impromptu decision to just whack Daniel Cormier's ribs until he was done Nate Diaz looked rusty, Anthony Pettis looked surprisingly good, and then Nate Diaz won anyway Borrachinha vs Romero, Yusuff vs Benitez--two thrilling fights in which everyone did their absolute best Kai Asakura teaches us about the risks of Kyoji Horiguchi's hybrid style, and Casey Kenney does his Frankie Edgar thing against a much bigger man

BJPENN.COM Radio is back in action, Penn Nation! We kick things off with UFC bantamweight champ TJ Dillashaw. Last time the champ joined us, the super-fight against “Mighty Mouse” was all but finalized. Since then, the matchup has been shelved and TJ now faces former champion and rival Cody Garbrandt in a rematch at UFC 227 on August 4th. We'll get TJ's perspective on what went wrong with negotiations to fight Demetrious and if he feels that fight will eventually materialize. We'll also preview the second bout with Cody, get TJ's pick for the Lomachenko vs Linares fight this weekend, and much more. Our second guest is the fan-favorite scrapper from Miami and good friend of the show, Jorge Masvidal. “Gamebred” returns to give us the full breakdown of yet another attempt to negotiate a fight against Neil Magny. We reported last week that Magny had declined the fight and subsequently the two welterweights went at it on Twitter. We'll also get Jorge's response to Michael Bisping's denial of the incident between them in China, which you first heard Masvidal discuss here last month. Who Masvidal plans on facing when he returns this summer and more. Closing out the show we are joined by Kyoji Horiguchi and his manager, Fumihiko Ishii. Following a sensational one-punch knockout against Ian McCall at RIZIN 10 over the weekend, Kyoji returns to recap the victory and give his thoughts on the stoppage. With the help of Fumi's expert translation, we'll also hear what Kyoji has planned for the rest of 2018, who he expects to face next, and the likelihood of what seems to be the inevitable rematch between himself and Demetrious Johnson. Stay tuned every week for more of what you crave! Be sure to subscribe and share! PODCASTS // iTunes Stitcher TuneIn

BJPENN.COM Radio is back in action, Penn Nation! We kick things off with UFC bantamweight champ TJ Dillashaw. Last time the champ joined us, the super-fight against “Mighty Mouse” was all but finalized. Since then, the matchup has been shelved and TJ now faces former champion and rival Cody Garbrandt in a rematch at UFC 227 on August 4th. We’ll get TJ’s perspective on what went wrong with negotiations to fight Demetrious and if he feels that fight will eventually materialize. We’ll also preview the second bout with Cody, get TJ’s pick for the Lomachenko vs Linares fight this weekend, and much more. Our second guest is the fan-favorite scrapper from Miami and good friend of the show, Jorge Masvidal. “Gamebred” returns to give us the full breakdown of yet another attempt to negotiate a fight against Neil Magny. We reported last week that Magny had declined the fight and subsequently the two welterweights went at it on Twitter. We’ll also get Jorge’s response to Michael Bisping’s denial of the incident between them in China, which you first heard Masvidal discuss here last month. Who Masvidal plans on facing when he returns this summer and more. Closing out the show we are joined by Kyoji Horiguchi and his manager, Fumihiko Ishii. Following a sensational one-punch knockout against Ian McCall at RIZIN 10 over the weekend, Kyoji returns to recap the victory and give his thoughts on the stoppage. With the help of Fumi’s expert translation, we’ll also hear what Kyoji has planned for the rest of 2018, who he expects to face next, and the likelihood of what seems to be the inevitable rematch between himself and Demetrious Johnson. Stay tuned every week for more of what you crave! Be sure to subscribe and share! PODCASTS // iTunes Stitcher TuneIn

Another STACKED episode of BJPENN.COM Radio has arrived, Penn Nation! We kick things off with former UFC lightweight champion and current Bellator MMA star, Benson Henderson. Following the announcement that James Gallagher would not be competing at Bellator 196 in Budapest next weekend, Benson answered the call to save the card and now faces another MMA veteran in Roger Heurta. We'll preview the fight in the usual “Smooth” fashion, discuss what he'd like to accomplish in 2018, and we'll hear Ben's interesting take on how to fix judging in MMA. Our second guest is UFC featherweight Alex Caceres. “Bruce Leeroy” is slated to face Artem Lobov at UFC 223 in Brooklyn, New York on April 7th. We'll get Alex's thoughts on Artem as an opponent, what the fight means for his career in the UFC, how he manages to stay grounded in this era of trash talk, and why martial arts are his way of life as well as his profession. Next up we are joined by former UFC welterweight contender, Rick “The Horror” Story. Story broke the news two weeks ago that he has parted ways with the UFC and is now expected to compete in the inaugural Professional Fighters League tournament series. We'll hear the timeline of events that led Rick to leave the UFC, what he thinks about the revolutionary format being attempted by the PFL, and how that all intertwines with his future career plans. Our fourth guest is the no. 4 ranked bantamweight in the UFC, Jimmie Rivera. “El' Terror” will help us preview his upcoming fight with Marlon Moraes in Utica, New York on June 1st at UFC Fight Night 131. Jimmie will give his thoughts on the competition at 135, how he fits into the title picture, and why he plans to make Marlon pay the price on fight night. Next we have the 6th ranked welterweight in the UFC, and a guy we've missed on both on this show and inside the cage, Jorge Masvidal. “Gamebred” will update us on when he plans to return to competition and what caused him to take a hiatus after UFC 217. We'll get his reaction to several welterweights calling him out over the past week, who he would like to fight upon his return, the ongoing beef with Bisping, and Masvidal's recent work as an actor. Closing out this episode we are joined by RIZIN Bantamweight Grand Prix champion and former UFC title challenger, Kyoji Horiguchi. Kyoji's manager Fumihiko Ishii will translate for us while we preview the upcoming showdown between Ian McCall and Horiguchi at RIZIN FF 9 on May 6th. We'll also discuss the resurgence of MMA in Japan and what Kyoji plans to accomplish this year. All that and much more! Stay tuned every week for more of what you crave! Be sure to subscribe and share! PODCASTS // iTunes Stitcher TuneIn

Another STACKED episode of BJPENN.COM Radio has arrived, Penn Nation! We kick things off with former UFC lightweight champion and current Bellator MMA star, Benson Henderson. Following the announcement that James Gallagher would not be competing at Bellator 196 in Budapest next weekend, Benson answered the call to save the card and now faces another MMA veteran in Roger Heurta. We’ll preview the fight in the usual “Smooth” fashion, discuss what he’d like to accomplish in 2018, and we’ll hear Ben’s interesting take on how to fix judging in MMA. Our second guest is UFC featherweight Alex Caceres. “Bruce Leeroy” is slated to face Artem Lobov at UFC 223 in Brooklyn, New York on April 7th. We’ll get Alex’s thoughts on Artem as an opponent, what the fight means for his career in the UFC, how he manages to stay grounded in this era of trash talk, and why martial arts are his way of life as well as his profession. Next up we are joined by former UFC welterweight contender, Rick “The Horror” Story. Story broke the news two weeks ago that he has parted ways with the UFC and is now expected to compete in the inaugural Professional Fighters League tournament series. We’ll hear the timeline of events that led Rick to leave the UFC, what he thinks about the revolutionary format being attempted by the PFL, and how that all intertwines with his future career plans. Our fourth guest is the no. 4 ranked bantamweight in the UFC, Jimmie Rivera. “El’ Terror” will help us preview his upcoming fight with Marlon Moraes in Utica, New York on June 1st at UFC Fight Night 131. Jimmie will give his thoughts on the competition at 135, how he fits into the title picture, and why he plans to make Marlon pay the price on fight night. Next we have the 6th ranked welterweight in the UFC, and a guy we’ve missed on both on this show and inside the cage, Jorge Masvidal. “Gamebred” will update us on when he plans to return to competition and what caused him to take a hiatus after UFC 217. We’ll get his reaction to several welterweights calling him out over the past week, who he would like to fight upon his return, the ongoing beef with Bisping, and Masvidal’s recent work as an actor. Closing out this episode we are joined by RIZIN Bantamweight Grand Prix champion and former UFC title challenger, Kyoji Horiguchi. Kyoji’s manager Fumihiko Ishii will translate for us while we preview the upcoming showdown between Ian McCall and Horiguchi at RIZIN FF 9 on May 6th. We’ll also discuss the resurgence of MMA in Japan and what Kyoji plans to accomplish this year. All that and much more! Stay tuned every week for more of what you crave! Be sure to subscribe and share! PODCASTS // iTunes Stitcher TuneIn

On this episode, we return to Tawantinsuyu as Dennis, Ed, Eve, Kate, and Garrett discuss episode 5 through 8 of Nazca. There's coffee talk with Dan, Kyoji's growth as a warrior, that other girl talks and her name is Tatsuko, and Yuka's regression. Some mysteries are solved, but more questions abound. So say a prayer to Iriyatesse, and hopefully you can break the reincarnation cycle. Dennis: @ichnob | Ed: @ippennokuinashi | Eve: @eveilcos7 | Kate: @TaikoChan | Garrett: @blkriku Website | Email | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play Music | Blubrry | iHeartRadio | PlayerFM | Podbean | Overcast | Podchaser | YouTube | RSS Nazca is currently out of print through Geneon/Pioneer. But you can still support the show by purchasing previous titles through our Amazon or RightStuf affiliate links!

This week it is a two man crew with David and Seth, we talk about Sonic Mania, Undertale and other RPGs that should be on the switch, and wonky physics in Just Cause 3. Every week we release this gaming podcast and it is brought to you by you! Support us on twitter, instagram, facebook, patreon and more! every social media we can be reached at /suplexthesticks

Flyweight No. 1 contender Kyoji Horguchi went to train at the American Kickboxing Academy to work with some of MMA's most decorated wrestlers. Horiguchi hopes to put what he learned to the test against Demetrious Johnson for the title at UFC 186.