Podcasts about yoyogi

John is back yet again for another long dive through the world of Japanese professional wrestling, and boy do they have a mixed bag to discuss this week! Returning guest Velkej Bracha (@Velkej_Bracha on X), host of the ActWres Stage podcast (here's their most recent episode on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqIHVjqO6_8) joins them and starts by breaking down their recent trip to Japan, as he gives the live perspective on All Star Grand Queendom, Tetsuya Naito's final night in NJPW at Dontaku and more! Plus the two of them generally bullshit about Japan travel for a good long while because, to be honest, nobody wanted to talk about Dominion. But talk about Dominion they must, so they give a full review of a very, very bad show full of absolutely horrible and baffling booking decisions, and fair warning: John gets more than a little fired up about a few of them in particular. May wanna turn your headphones down for that part. They also discuss the quite bad looking G1 lineup and bury New Japan again for being completely unwilling to do anything fun or interesting these days.But once the badness is over, we head back to the wonderful world of the World Wonder Ring, STARDOM, for a full preview of their upcoming 6/21 show from Yoyogi, The Conversion! John & Velkej talk all about recent storylines and developments as they break down the entire card in full, so if you've heard some of the recent hype for the promotion and want a good jumping in point you might want to listen to our preview here and check out the show! Finally, they wrap up the episode by heading back to another joshi promotion, Marigold, as John gives abbreviated thoughts on some of the matches from the 6/15 & 6/16 weekend shows in Osaka & Shizuoka (including the debut of another impressive looking rookie!), before they then give a full review of the 6/17 Korakuen show, including the big Marigold vs. Marvelous interpromotional main event. Lots of thoughts on how certain Marigold wrestlers are and aren't developing, Velkej breaks some news about one right on the air, and then some discussion of their upcoming schedule and their own big tournament that's coming up, the Dream Star GP. Another packed show!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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After returning from Japan, STRIGGA share some of the stories he's expierenced during his vaction that fell into one of the most busiest times in japanese pro-wrestling. Given that, Dylan not only asks him about all the venues he went to, which food and drinks were on the menu, but they also discuss most of the events from late December until early January which includes DDT & Stardom in Sumo Hall, AJPW in Yoyogi, NOAH in Budokan and of course NJPW & AEW in the Tokyo Dome. Join in and listen to this first hand experience of a wrestling trip to Tokyo!  

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Unexpected Adventures: A Day of Surprises in Yoyogi Park Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2025-01-12-08-38-19-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 東京の中心、賑やかな都市の喧騒から逃れるように、広々とした代々木公園が広がっている。En: In the heart of Tokyo, as if offering an escape from the hustle and bustle of the lively city, the spacious Yoyogi Park spreads wide.Ja: 冬の寒さは空気を澄ませ、木々は裸だけれど、活気と笑い声に包まれたこの公園は人々を心温かく迎えている。En: The winter chill clears the air, and although the trees are bare, this park enveloped in vitality and laughter warmly welcomes people.Ja: 今日は成人の日。En: Today is Coming of Age Day.Ja: 成人になる若者たちはきれいな着物を身にまとい、ここ代々木公園もいつも以上に賑わっている。En: Young people becoming adults are dressed in beautiful kimonos, making Yoyogi Park busier than usual.Ja: 公園の一角では、カラフルな旗や賑やかなブースが並び、そこでは犬の衣装コンテストが開催中だ。En: In one corner of the park, colorful flags and lively booths are lined up, hosting a dog costume contest.Ja: この日、ヒロシとエミコは公園を散歩する予定だった。En: On this day, Hiroshi and Emiko planned to stroll through the park.Ja: エミコの犬、ポンズを散歩に連れて行きながら、静かに楽しむつもりだったのだ。En: They intended to enjoy a quiet time while taking Emiko's dog, Ponzu, for a walk.Ja: ヒロシは計画通りの一日を望んでいた。En: Hiroshi hoped for a day according to plan.Ja: 一方、エミコは驚きを求めていた。En: On the other hand, Emiko sought surprises.Ja: 「ヒロシ、とても楽しいイベントを見つけたよ！」エミコが興奮気味に言った。En: "Hiroshi, I found a really fun event!" Emiko said excitedly.Ja: 「何のこと？」ヒロシは少し緊張しながら尋ねた。En: "What is it?" Hiroshi asked a bit nervously.Ja: 「犬の衣装コンテストだよ！ポンズも参加できるかも！」エミコが指さした先には、賑やかなコンテストの様子が見える。En: "It's a dog costume contest! Maybe Ponzu can join in!" Emiko pointed to the lively contest scene.Ja: 「でも、ポンズには何も持ってないし…」ヒロシは不安そうに言った。En: "But we don't have anything for Ponzu…" Hiroshi said anxiously.Ja: 「心配いらないよ！即席で何か作れるかも。」エミコは笑顔で答えた。En: "Don't worry! We might be able to make something on the spot." Emiko answered with a smile.Ja: ヒロシはためらった。En: Hiroshi hesitated.Ja: このままでは人前で恥ずかしい思いをするかもしれない。En: This might lead to an embarrassing moment in public.Ja: だが、エミコの笑顔は彼を少し安心させた。En: However, Emiko's smile reassured him a little.Ja: そこで、彼らは公園周辺で使えそうなものを探し始めた。En: So, they began looking around the park for something they could use.Ja: これが彼らの即席コスチューム作りの始まりだった。En: This marked the start of their impromptu costume-making adventure.Ja: エミコはリボンや葉っぱを拾い集め、ヒロシは匠の手つきでそれをポンズに取り付ける。En: Emiko gathered ribbons and leaves, while Hiroshi skillfully attached them to Ponzu.Ja: 何とか形になったその姿に満足し、彼らはコンテストに参加することに決めた。En: Pleased with the outcome, they decided to enter the contest.Ja: コンテストの司会者が参加者を紹介し始める。En: The contest host began introducing the participants.Ja: エミコとヒロシの番が来たとき、観客は驚きの表情から次第に笑顔へと変わり、大きな拍手が湧き起こった。En: When it was Emiko and Hiroshi's turn, the audience's expressions changed from surprise to smiles, and they erupted in applause.Ja: 「わあ、すごいね！」エミコが声を上げた。En: "Wow, this is amazing!" Emiko exclaimed.Ja: 「やってやるさ！」やや誇らしげに、ヒロシはポンズと一緒に小さな寸劇を始めたのだった。En: "We can do it!" Feeling somewhat proud, Hiroshi began a small skit with Ponzu.Ja: 結果発表の時が来た。En: The time for the results came.Ja: ポンズと彼らの衣装は「最も活気ある参加者賞」を受賞し、ヒロシは予想外の人気を得た。En: Ponzu and their costume received the "Most Lively Participant Award," and Hiroshi gained unexpected popularity.Ja: その場にいる皆が祝福してくれた。En: Everyone present shared their congratulations.Ja: 「今日は素敵な日になったね。」エミコが言った。En: "Today turned out to be a wonderful day," Emiko said.Ja: 「そうだね。時には計画外のこともいいもんだ。」ヒロシは微笑んで答えた。En: "Yeah, sometimes it's nice to do things that weren't planned." Hiroshi answered with a smile.Ja: 彼は新しいことを学び、記憶に残る一日を過ごしたのだった。En: He learned something new and spent a memorable day.Ja: その日、代々木公園での経験は彼ら二人にとって忘れられない思い出となり、二人の友情をさらに深めた。En: That day's experience at Yoyogi Park became an unforgettable memory for both of them, deepening their friendship even further.Ja: ヒロシは計画に縛られない日々の美しさに気づき、エミコはヒロシの柔軟さを新たに発見した。En: Hiroshi realized the beauty of days not bound by plans, and Emiko discovered a new side of Hiroshi's flexibility.Ja: 寒い冬の日でも、心温まる瞬間があるのだと気づかせてくれる、そんな日だった。En: It was a day that showed even on a cold winter day, there are moments that warm the heart. Vocabulary Words:hustle: 喧騒bustle: 賑やかspacious: 広々としたchill: 寒さbare: 裸enveloped: 包まれたlively: 活気kimonos: 着物booths: ブースstroll: 散歩anxiously: 不安そうにhesitate: ためらうembarrassing: 恥ずかしいimpromptu: 即席applause: 拍手erupted: 湧き起こったamazing: すごいskit: 寸劇proud: 誇らしげunforgettable: 忘れられないdeepening: 深めたflexibility: 柔軟さmarked: 始まりだったcontest: コンテストintroducing: 紹介participants: 参加者expressions: 表情congratulations: 祝福vitality: 活気plan: 計画

Donegi Abena schrijft geschiedenis door met 3 knockouts op 1 avond de Grand Prix te winnen!

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In deze aflevering passeren alle grote kickboks organisaties de revue. Ik heb het over de terugkeer van Levi Rigters tegen veteraan Jahfarr Wilnis en ik stel de vraag of deze partij een mismatch is.

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In deze aflevering staan we stil bij het overlijden van kickbokslegende Rob Kaman (1960 - 2024). Verder kondigt GLORY nieuwe partijen aan voor GLORY 92 waaronder de BANGER Michael Boapeah vs Serkan Ozcaglayan, Masaaki Noiri is weg bij K-1, Marat Grigorian vecht voor de interim ONE titel vs Superbon, hoe zit het nou met GLORY's 65kg divisie en meer in deze aflevering van De Kickboks Podcast.Timestamps0:00 - Introductie2:42 - Rob ‘Mr. Low kick' Kaman 1960 - 20245:57 - Michael Boapeah vs Serkan Ozcaglayan op GLORY 9211:14 - Mory Kromah getekend bij GLORY11:56 - Hoe zit het met GLORY's 65kg divisie?15:26 - Jan Kaffa vs Denis Wosik16:42 - Rematch Chikh Mousa vs Peposhi17:52 - Masaaki Noiri verlaat de K-120:41 - Grigorian vs Superbon voor ONE interim titelAankomende events

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Unsere Yamanote-Tour, Teil 2: auf der geweihten Brücke ein edler Sake, der uns aber gar nicht so gut schmeckt.

Kenzo Tange is often seen as the father of Japanese modernism and the Yoyogi sports halls stand as perhaps his finest moment.

In this episode of the ⁠⁠⁠Scaling Japan Podcast⁠⁠⁠, we welcome William Ryan, the CEO of Japan Hospitality Consultants, who supports fellow expats to open up their own bars, cafes, or restaurants in Japan. He has managed pubs for more than 20 years and more than 7 years with his own pub, An Solas Irish Pub in Yoyogi. Today he will provide unique insights into how an entrepreneur could open their own restaurant in Japan, and some points entrepreneurs need to know before starting their own restaurant. Links from Guest Appearance ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠ Japan Hospitality Consultants Show Notes (2:46) Difference between Running a restaurant in Japan vs. another country(6:57) Common Mistakes Foreign Restaurant Owners Make(12:13) Do you need a Japanese partner to start a restaurant?(13:41) What do Japan Hospitality Consultants do to help expats open their stores?(24:14) The ideal Japanese partner for the hospitality industry(28:22) How much for rent in Tokyo and how much capital do you need to start a restaurant?(30:22) What are some laws we need to be aware of?(31:53) Potential issues / criteria when choosing a location(33:10) Thoughts on campaign and point cards(37:20) Importance of having different payment systems(40:07): Thoughts on Customer service Coaching with Tyson Looking to take your business to the next level? Let our host Tyson Batino help you scale your business from $100,000 to $10,000,000 dollars with his coaching and advisory services. ⁠⁠⁠Visit here to learn how he can help⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message

In an impromptu show, STRIGGA called Dylan to look back at a weekend in japanese pro wrestling that had ups and downs, was hot and cold and something in between. After first going over the next big show line ups for New Japan Pro Wrestling, they discuss DRAGONGATE's Dangerous Gate from Ota City as well as their immediate future with some ideas for turns. The next big chunk of the show is devoted to NOAH's N-1 Victory, which is on its home stretch now. You can't claim that about Stardom's 5 Star Grand Prix, but it's another hot tournament on the menu for this episode. At the end of the show, STRIGGA & Dylan get into some All Japan with a main focus on Ryuki Honda's rise within the company and them trying to figure out what AJPW will do in Yoyogi.

- Lễ hội Việt Nam tại Nhật Bản lần thứ 13 với chủ đề “Hy vọng” đã khai mạc hôm nay tại công viên (I-ô-i-ô-gi) Yoyogi ở thủ đô Tokyo, Nhật Bản. Công chúa Ka-cô (Kako), Nguyên Thủ tướng Nhật Bản Phư-cư-đa--i-a-sư-ô (Fukuda Yasuo), Bộ trưởng Ngoại giao Ha-i-a-si-i-ô-si-ma-sa (Hayashi Yoshimasa), Thứ trưởng Bộ Ngoại giao Việt Nam Lê Thu Hằng, Đại sứ Việt Nam tại Nhật Bản Phạm Quang Hiệu…cùng hàng trăm khách mời là đại diện các đảng, tổ chức, hội đoàn Nhật Bản và Việt Nam đã tham dự. Chủ đề : Nhật Bản, Công viên Yoyogi --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1tintuc/support

Dans cet épisode, nous vous emmenons au pays du soleil levant, au Japon. Quentin, conseiller voyages chez Selectour, s'est passionné pour la culture japonaise et y a voyagé de nombreuses fois. Il a accepté de nous partager ses conseils et itinéraires pour découvrir ce pays incroyable.  QUEL ITINERAIRE POUR UN PREMIER VOYAGE AU JAPON ? Pour découvrir le Japon lors d'un premier voyage, il faut compter minimum 15 jours. L'itinéraire de base recommandé par Quentin regroupe Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka et Hiroshima. Que faire à Tokyo et alentours ? Meiji-Jingu, le grand sanctuaire de Tokyo au cœur de Yoyogi, Le quartier de Shinjuku, le carrefour de Shibuya, le plus grand carrefour du monde, et profiter de sa vue à l'étage du Starbucks coffee, les musées nationaux (historique, du Samouraï) Kamakura, une charmante petite ville côtière au sud de Tokyo, et son grand Bouddha en bronze, Hakone, une ville de montagne située à l'ouest de Tokyo, dans le parc national de Fuji-Hakone-Izu, réputée pour ses onsen (sources d'eau chaude) et sa vue incroyable sur le mont Fuji. Que faire à Kyoto et alentours ? Kyoto est une ancienne capitale du Japon, et le cœur de la culture nipponne. On peut y faire de nombreuses activités telles que : Les Geisha,  la cérémonie du thé,  le temple du Kinkaku-ji,  le temple Kiyomizu-dera,  le sanctuaure Fushimi Inari-taisha,  les musées du manga, du saké... Que faire à Osaka et alentours ? Le mont Koya et ses sanctuaires, le château de Himeji, Nara, ancienne capitale du Japon, le temple Tōdai-ji, avec sa grande statue de Bouddha en bronze. Que faire à Hiroshima et alentours ? Le sanctuaire de la bombe nucléaire, le château d'Hiroshima, l'île de Miyajima pour sa vue nocturne sur la mer du Japon et la porte rouge éclairée, le mont Misen et son chemin de pèlerinage. QUEL ITINERAIRE POUR DECOUVRIR LE JAPON HORS DES SENTIERS BATTUS ? Quentin propose 2 options de voyages hors des sentiers battus au Japon :  Le premier itinéraire serait en février, qui est une période un peu creuse, où il fait froid mais le ciel est généralement dégagé et ensoleillé. Cet itinéraire passerait par Hakone pour profiter de la vue dégagée sur le mont Fuji. Il passerait ensuite par le festival de la neige, Yuki Matsuri, à Sapporo dans le nord du Japon. Il a lieu début février tous les ans. On peut y admirer des sculptures de neige et de glace impressionnantes. Enfin, il irait dans la région de Kawazu, dans le centre du Japon, voir les cerisiers précoces. Ils éclosent plus tôt et sont plus blancs. Il y a également moins de touristes. Le deuxième itinéraire serait en octobre, pendant l'été indien japonais.  Il partirait de Tokyo, irait à Hakone pour admirer le mont Fuji. Il passerait ensuite par Nagoya. Il se poursuivrait à Nikkô avec l'incroyable festival du sanctuaire shinto Tôshô-gû, un festival du Samouraï avec des défilés et de nombreuses activités. Par la suite, il inclurait la visite du château de Gifu, un château traditionnel japonais construit au sommet du mont Kinka. Il passerait également  par les Alpes japonaises, au centre du pays, avec ses paysages sublimes. Enfin, il se terminerait à Takayama, dans les Alpes, une très jolie ville avec des maisons traditionnelles du 18e siècle. LES CONSEILS PRATIQUES POUR PARTIR AU JAPON  Prévoir un guide ou un traducteur pour échanger et se repérer; Utiliser Google Maps pour se déplacer en transports. Avoir une carte électronique prépayée Suica pour payer facilement partout. Avoir une pocket Wifi pour se déplacer dans le Japon. Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur la destination et, pourquoi pas, préparer votre prochain circuit au Japon, n'hésitez pas  à faire appel à nos experts !  Pour être au courant de la sortie des prochains épisodes, abonnez-vous à notre chaîne ! N'hésitez pas à nous suivre également sur nos réseaux sociaux pour être informé des sorties d'épisodes tous les 15 jours. À bientôt dans le cockpit !

Bill and Krishna discuss the news of the week, including AEW possibly calling their new Saturday show "AEW Collision", and Mercedes Moné's contract extension with NJPW & Stardom. Krishna provides his AEW Roundup. Bill talks about the NJPW US Title tournament, an injury to Momo Kohgo, and the Stardom Cinderella Tournament Finals. As always, they have their match and wrestler of the week.  8:11: AEW Collision 13:50: Mercedes Moné Contract Extension 23:06: AEW Roundup 38:44: IWGP US Heavyweight Championship tournament update 39:53: Momo Kohgo Injury update 42:08: Stardom Cinderella Tournament Finals 53:54: Match of the Week 58:24: Wrestler of the Week Matches Discussed: Waka Tsukiyama vs. Mai Sakurai, Semi-final match, Stardom Cinderella Finals, Yoyogi, April 15, 2023 Ami Sohrei vs. Mirai, Stardom Cinderella Finals, Yoyogi, April 15, 2023 Mirai vs. Mai Sakurai, Stardom Cinderella Finals, Yoyogi, April 15, 2023 Donna Del Mondo (Giulia, Thekla, Maika & Himeka) vs. Cosmic Angels (Tam Nakano, Natsupoi, Mina Shirakawa & Saki) in a 2 out of 3 falls match, Stardom Cinderella Finals, Yoyogi, April 15, 2023 Pat Buck vs. Juice Robinson, AEW Dark, April 18, 2023 The Renegades (Robyn & Charlette) vs. Brittany J & Kiah Dream, AEW Dark, April 18, 2023 Emi Sakura vs. Mizuki, AEW Dark Elevation, April 17, 2023 El Hijo del Vikingo vs. Dralistico for the AAA Mega Championship, AEW Rampage, April 21, 2023  

Une de mes interviews préférées du début d'année 2023 avec mon frère de lumière Pierre Dufraisse, sur son Podcast de l'Antifragilité, de par les thèmes abordées, mais aussi le contexte dans lequel on a enregistré cet épisode.On s'est enfin retrouver, pour la première fois physiquement, après deux ans d'amitié et de collaboration virtuelle, au Japon, cette seconde maison qui nous a accueillis très jeune dans nos vies, pour explorer ensemble Tokyo et Kyoto, s'entraîner, rire, marcher, discuter, manger... Quel bonheur !Assis au parc Yoyogi de Tokyo, on échange sur l'importance de remettre la mort dans sa vie, la relation aux parents, la notion de nostalgie, de regrets, et comment vivre une vie pleinement présent, retirer les croyances limitantes et l'aversion aux risques, et comment on peut apprendre à faire silence en soi malgré la matrice dans laquelle on vit, et faire abstraction du bruit alentour pour écouter son cœur.Si ce nouveau format te plaît, n'hésite pas à me l'indiquer et mettre une évaluation 5 étoiles pour le Podcast MOUVERS.Très bonne écoute les mouvers !Les resources à explorer :L'épisode Mouvers #100 avec ma mamanLe Podcast de l'Antifragilité de Pierre DufraisseMon interview sur VérismeTV, la chaîne YouTube de Pierre DufraisseL'épisode Mouvers #88 Spécial Japon avec Pierre Dufraisse L'épisode Mouvers #22 sur la Loi de l'Hormèse et l'Antifragilité avec Pierre Dufraisse La Conférence de Pierre Dufraisse sur l'Antifragilité pour le SOMMET de la Santé HolistiqueLes autres interviews :➡️ https://nomadslim.com/a-propos/presse-interviews/Connecter avec MOUVERS :Apprends à Bouger ton corps Librement avec les FORMATIONS et le DOJOForme-toi au Mouvement et à la Mobilité avec les CERTIFICATIONSRejoins notre Réseau Social Privé COMMUNAUTÉTa dose de Mouvement matinale quotidienne: EMAILS QUOTIDIENSSupport the show

Ahora que ya se puede volver a viajar a Japón, te contamos los mejores sitios en Tokio para disfrutar del momiji o cambio de color de las hojas de los árboles Desde hace 2 días ya puedes viajar a Japón como turista individual sin agencia, sin visado y por libre, y claro, con las fechas en las que estamos, un planazo es subirte al primer avión que encuentres y disfrutes del momiji, el cambio de color de las hojas de los árboles. Este espectáculo de la naturaleza se puede disfrutar por todo Japón y, en concreto, no hace falta salirse de la capital para encontrar montones de sitios especiales donde disfrutarlo. Por eso, en este Japón a fondo te contamos los mejores lugares de momiji en Tokio. Así que dale al play y no olvides el lápiz y papel para que no se te escape ni un sólo lugar. Y si quieres ver cómo integrarlos con otros lugares de Tokio para hacer itinerarios, entonces en la web tenemos varias ideas. Desde los jardines Koishikawa Korakuen, los Shinjuku Gyoen, el parque Yoyogi y el santuario Meiji al campus Hongo de la Universidad de Tokio... Pero hay muchos más que te contamos en el episodio ;) En Japonismo mini, como no podía ser de otra forma, hablamos de la reapertura de Japón el pasado 11 de octubre (¡por fin!). Y tras mencionar comentarios de japonistas en Discord, Ivoox y redes sociales, hablamos de la palabra japonesa, que en este caso es la forma japonesa de decir ginkgo. Si tienes tantos problemas como Laura para decir ginkgo, igual te resulta mejor decirlo en japonés. Todo es probarlo... 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

Eccoci con una nuova puntata delle “Pillole di letteratura giapponese” con NipPop! La nostra Paola Scrolavezza oggi ci parla di “Un posto tranquillo” di Matsumoto Seichō, un romanzo del 1975, pubblicato in Italia solo pochi mesi fa da Adelphi nella traduzione di Gala Maria Follaco. Matsumoto Seichō, di cui abbiamo già parlato in una delle nostre Pillole più recenti, è famoso per aver dato vita a un nuovo sottogenere del noir: lo shakaiha (o “scuola sociale”), ispirato apertamente all'hard boiled americano, in cui il discorso della responsabilità del gesto criminale è ricondotto alle fratture e alle crepe della società. In “Un posto tranquillo”, l'unico vero mistero riguarda proprio l'incomunicabilità, la trascuratezza e l'ignoranza nei confronti delle persone a noi più vicine: il mistero della vita di chi conduce insieme a noi la propria quotidianità. Quando il protagonista Asai Tsuneo riceve la notizia della morte della sua giovane moglie Eiko, il vero mistero non si cela dietro al motivo del suo decesso, bensì dietro al luogo in cui quest'ultimo è avvenuto: una strada in salita nella zona di San'ya, a Yoyogi. Una salita che diventa presto metafora di un'indagine meticolosa e senza sosta, difficile e rivelatrice, in grado di mettere Asai Tsuneo di fronte all'abisso che lo ha in realtà sempre separato dalla moglie. E dietro a questa metafora viene racchiusa anche una profonda critica sociale alla società giapponese: una società in cui, ancora negli anni '70, la barriera delle convenzioni e le continue repressioni impediscono di condurre una vita liberi dall'obbligo di indossare una maschera. ----------------------------------- SEGUICI SU: - Web Page: https://www.nippop.it - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nippopbologna - Twitter: https://twitter.com/NipPopOfficial - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nippopofficial - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/nippopbologna

Have you ever considered opening your own bar, cafe, or restaurant in Japan?  It seems daunting and bureaucratic doesn't it? On this episode you will hear just how simple it can be. I speak with William Ryan, the founder of Japan Hospitality Consultants (JHC), and the owner of the An Solas Irish Pub in Yoyogi.  William has been running Irish pubs in Tokyo for over 20 years and started his own pub in 2014. With this proven track record he started JHC two years ago when he realized there was an underserved niche advising foreigners on how to open their own F&B places in Japan.  We discuss the importance of authenticity, the hospitality niche foreigners have in a country known for excellent service and "omotenashi", the quantitative checklist you will need to open your own place, rules #1 and #2 for every new bar owner, I give William three bar & cafe ideas and he evaluates their success potential, and he discovers the worst F&B idea he's ever heard. Other highlights from our conversation:The difference between an Irish pub and a British pubHow he got "recruited" to Japan to run an authentic Irish PubThe importance of "reading the air" for bartenders and why it's difficult to teach hospitalityMisinformation and bad advise lead him to start JHCTrying to be Japanese and other mistakes foreigners make when opening F&B in JapanWas starting JHC during a pandemic the best or worst timing everThe one F&B market need he sees right nowThinking that owning your own bar will be as much fun as drinking at a barWhen a hobby becomes an obligation, it stops being a hobby anymoreTwo favorite untranslatable Japanese words explainedThe phrase "Tabi no haji wa, kaki sute" and how this relates to foreign run bars and cafes Japan Hospitality Consultants: https://www.japanhospitalityconsultants.com/An SÓLÁS:  https://www.facebook.com/AnSolasIrishPub/ More Now and Zen Japan episodes: http://nowandzen.jpGrow website traffic = Zo Digital: https://www.zodigital.jp/Great Sleep Starts Here = gugu Sleep Company: https://gugu.jpJapan Adventures via Camper Van = Dream Drive: https://www.dreamdrive.lifeUse the code word "ZEN" to receive discounts

Rochelle Kopp is also an advocate for trees, parks and preservation of green spaces in Japan's big cities. As a self-described tree-hugger, she has been raising awareness of plans to cut down thousands of trees including 100-year old trees in Tokyo. In 2021, she led a campaign to spare the trees in Tokyo's famous Yoyogi park and is now working to save over a thousand trees, many of them old-growth of over 100 years old- in Jingu Gaien. Change.org Campaign Petition: https://www.change.org/p/protect-jingu-gaien-s-trees-rethink-the-development-plan?recruiter=1068809941&recruited_by_id=02ac9df0-73ea-11ea-bfe7-1db7a22a4577&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=petition_dashboard (https://www.change.org/p/protect-jingu-gaien-s-trees-rethink-the-development-plan?recruiter=1068809941&recruited_by_id=02ac9df0-73ea-11ea-bfe7-1db7a22a4577&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=petition_dashboard) #savethetrees #jingugaien #tokyo #japan #rochellekopp Rochelle Kopp is a consultant, author, mentor, educator & board director specializing in global communication, leadership, HR, & org. development who has been on Seek Sustainable Japan before talking about international and intercultural issues in Japan Businesses. She is the founder of Japan Intercultural consulting: https://www.japanintercultural.com (https://www.japanintercultural.com) ** About JJWalsh - InboundAmbassador ** JJWalsh is a sustainability-focused advisor, trainer and consultant based in Hiroshima, Japan. Long-time educator and founder of InboundAmbassador consultancy in 2019 with aims to show sustainability in action & support Japan entrepreneurs, guides and businesses looking to create more sustainable appeal to international consumers. The Seek Sustainable Japan talkshow-podcast launched in 2020 and is LIVE for 60 minutes at least once a week: Interviews with "Good People Doing Great Things" from across Japan. Ideas and insights from these changemakers to inspire ideas for your work, life and travel in Japan and beyond. JOIN on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbjRdeieOLGes008y_I9y5Q/join (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbjRdeieOLGes008y_I9y5Q/join) Please Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/JJWalshInboundAmbassador?sub_confirmation=1 (https://www.youtube.com/c/JJWalshInboundAmbassador?sub_confirmation=1) Listen to the SeekingSustainability LIVE Talkshow on Podcast [AUDIO] http://www.inboundambassador.com/ssl-podcasts/ (http://www.inboundambassador.com/ssl-podcasts/) ALL Talks in Seek Sustainable Japan (April 2020~) https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcyYXjRuE20GsvS0rEOgSiQVAyKbEFSRP (https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcyYXjRuE20GsvS0rEOgSiQVAyKbEFSRP) JJWalsh Official InboundAmbassador Websites: https://www.inboundambassador.com/ (https://www.inboundambassador.com/) https://www.seeksustainablejapan.com/ (https://www.seeksustainablejapan.com) Please join, become a monthly sponsor or a 1-time donation supporter on YouTube / Patreon / BuyMeACoffee / or KoFi - every little bit helps keep Seek Sustainable Japan going, thank you! Joy is also doing regular walking tours around Hiroshima and other parts of Japan on HeyGo - free to join and tip if you like it! All Links: https://linktr.ee/jjwalsh (https://linktr.ee/jjwalsh) ** Get in Touch!! ** Doing something great in Japan or beyond with a connection to Japan? Or know someone who would be great to interview? Please get in touch! I'd love to hear from you! inboundambassador [[atmark]] gmail [[dot]] com ~~~ Music by Hana Victoria Music rights to "Won't you See" purchased for Seek Sustainable Japan 2022 Hana Victoria Short Bio My name is Hana Victoria, and I am a Japanese-American singer songwriter who dreams of inspiring, encouraging and empowering others through my music. Every word, melody, and visual comes straight from my heart, and I hope they influence you in some positive way :)...

It's official, Sammy Guevara and Tay Conti are now officially a couple since the start of 2022. Reviewed a match by DDT Pro Wrestling from Never Mind in Yoyogi from 12/26/21 that features Eruption (Saki Akia, Yukio Sakaguchi & Kazusada Higuchi) vs. Itoh Respect Army (Chris Brookes & Maki Itoh) & Minoru Suzuki. SEAdLINNNG president and wrestler Nanae Takahashi is stepping down due to health issues and plans to retire. Reviewed another match by AAW Pro Wrestling for Unstoppable from 12/30/21 featuring Josh Alexander vs. Ruby Soho. Recent developments have occurred in Joshi promotion Stardom where Queen's Quest gained a new member that surprised us and the mask assailants from DDM that were making attacks towards the newer members of Cosmic Angels have finally revealed themselves. ENJOY.

Scrumptious Danish pastry from Katane bakery, near Yoyogi park

En este episodio tendremos una muestra de la versatilidad de estilos presentes en la banda sonora de Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne. Temas de calabozo extremadamente ambientales y minimalistas, como en Yoyogi Park; tonadas icónicas con acompañamientos perturbadores, como es el caso de Shinjuku Medical Center; y mucha melancolía con Recovery Spring, el primer tema que escucharemos de la compositora Toshiko Tasaki. Además de las composiciones originales de Shoji Meguro, escucharemos el ya obligatorio arreglo en piano del Duke of Pianeet, una versión de Kenichi Tsuchiya, y una versión rara de un álbum de colección. Aprovecharemos también para hablar sobre las locaciones reales de Shinjuku y Yoyogi, y entraremos en detalle sobre el estilo artístico de Nocturne, incluyendo su posible relación con un movimiento poco documentado del anime japonés producido durante el cambio de milenio.

Visit to the shrine and shibuya area

1461 風とあそぶ：）　20210602WED 今日のCOVID-19・・・197回目 新型コロナウイルス感染症対策分科会の尾身会長の重大発言@厚生労働委員会にて～ ■代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます #代々木公園の木々をオリンピックから守りましょう English : https://bit.ly/3bXuq1H Protect Yoyogi Park: Stop the Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Site Project! French : https://bit.ly/3oRSHvn Protégez le parc Yoyogi: arrêtez le projet de sites Live des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo 2020 German : https://bit.ly/3yCGorg die Natur des Yoyogi-Parks für die Nutzung als Public-Viewing-Standort für die Olympischen Japanese : https://bit.ly/3wE0ob1 代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます ■コロナ制圧タスクフォース!!! Japanese :　https://bit.ly/2S8NjHV ■Immediate global ivermectin use can end pandemic: Scientists English : https://bit.ly/3hgXXai ■Review of the Emerging Evidence Demonstrating the Efficacy of Ivermectin in the Prophylaxis and Treatment of COVID-19 English : https://bit.ly/3o4Fvml ■BIRD British Ivermectin Recommendation Development English : https://bit.ly/30SNbgE Japanese : https://bit.ly/3eMhH40 ■北里大学　大村智記念研究所　感染制御研究センター https://bit.ly/2PxfUW3 ■イベルメクチンCOVID-19に対する臨床試験の世界的動向 https://bit.ly/3dbn0rl ■2021カトマンズ困窮緊急支援!!! http://bit.ly/2OsNSa0 気合・気愛で555!!! アラキ：） KOJI ARAKI Art Works Copyright KOJI ARAKI Art Works All Rights Reserved --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kojiarakiartworks/message

1459 風とあそぶ：）　20210601TUE 今日のCOVID-19・・・196回目 WHOが、変異株の呼び名を統一する事を発表してくれました：） ■代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます #代々木公園の木々をオリンピックから守りましょう English : https://bit.ly/3bXuq1H Protect Yoyogi Park: Stop the Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Site Project! French : https://bit.ly/3oRSHvn Protégez le parc Yoyogi: arrêtez le projet de sites Live des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo 2020 German : https://bit.ly/3yCGorg die Natur des Yoyogi-Parks für die Nutzung als Public-Viewing-Standort für die Olympischen Japanese : https://bit.ly/3wE0ob1 代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます ■コロナ制圧タスクフォース!!! Japanese :　https://bit.ly/2S8NjHV ■Immediate global ivermectin use can end pandemic: Scientists English : https://bit.ly/3hgXXai ■Review of the Emerging Evidence Demonstrating the Efficacy of Ivermectin in the Prophylaxis and Treatment of COVID-19 English : https://bit.ly/3o4Fvml ■BIRD British Ivermectin Recommendation Development English : https://bit.ly/30SNbgE Japanese : https://bit.ly/3eMhH40 ■北里大学　大村智記念研究所　感染制御研究センター https://bit.ly/2PxfUW3 ■イベルメクチンCOVID-19に対する臨床試験の世界的動向 https://bit.ly/3dbn0rl ■2021カトマンズ困窮緊急支援!!! http://bit.ly/2OsNSa0 気合・気愛で555!!! アラキ：） KOJI ARAKI Art Works Copyright KOJI ARAKI Art Works All Rights Reserved --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kojiarakiartworks/message

1457 風とあそぶ：）　20210531MON 今日のCOVID-19・・・195回目 医療従事者の方達の声をもっと世の中へ届ける事ができれば、今の日本の現実がさらにクリアーになるのだと思うのです・・・ ■代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます #代々木公園の木々をオリンピックから守りましょう English : https://bit.ly/3bXuq1H Protect Yoyogi Park: Stop the Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Site Project! French : https://bit.ly/3oRSHvn Protégez le parc Yoyogi: arrêtez le projet de sites Live des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo 2020 German : https://bit.ly/3yCGorg die Natur des Yoyogi-Parks für die Nutzung als Public-Viewing-Standort für die Olympischen Japanese : https://bit.ly/3wE0ob1 代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます ■コロナ制圧タスクフォース!!! Japanese :　https://bit.ly/2S8NjHV ■Immediate global ivermectin use can end pandemic: Scientists English : https://bit.ly/3hgXXai ■Review of the Emerging Evidence Demonstrating the Efficacy of Ivermectin in the Prophylaxis and Treatment of COVID-19 English : https://bit.ly/3o4Fvml ■BIRD British Ivermectin Recommendation Development English : https://bit.ly/30SNbgE Japanese : https://bit.ly/3eMhH40 ■北里大学　大村智記念研究所　感染制御研究センター https://bit.ly/2PxfUW3 ■イベルメクチンCOVID-19に対する臨床試験の世界的動向 https://bit.ly/3dbn0rl ■2021カトマンズ困窮緊急支援!!! http://bit.ly/2OsNSa0 気合・気愛で555!!! アラキ：） KOJI ARAKI Art Works Copyright KOJI ARAKI Art Works All Rights Reserved --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kojiarakiartworks/message

1455 風とあそぶ：）　20210530SUN 今日のCOVID-19・・・194回目 さて、緊急事態宣言などが、延期されましたが・・・ ■代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます #代々木公園の木々をオリンピックから守りましょう English : https://bit.ly/3bXuq1H Protect Yoyogi Park: Stop the Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Site Project! French : https://bit.ly/3oRSHvn Protégez le parc Yoyogi: arrêtez le projet de sites Live des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo 2020 German : https://bit.ly/3yCGorg die Natur des Yoyogi-Parks für die Nutzung als Public-Viewing-Standort für die Olympischen Japanese : https://bit.ly/3wE0ob1 代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます ■コロナ制圧タスクフォース!!! Japanese :　https://bit.ly/2S8NjHV ■Immediate global ivermectin use can end pandemic: Scientists English : https://bit.ly/3hgXXai ■Review of the Emerging Evidence Demonstrating the Efficacy of Ivermectin in the Prophylaxis and Treatment of COVID-19 English : https://bit.ly/3o4Fvml ■BIRD British Ivermectin Recommendation Development English : https://bit.ly/30SNbgE Japanese : https://bit.ly/3eMhH40 ■北里大学　大村智記念研究所　感染制御研究センター https://bit.ly/2PxfUW3 ■イベルメクチンCOVID-19に対する臨床試験の世界的動向 https://bit.ly/3dbn0rl ■2021カトマンズ困窮緊急支援!!! http://bit.ly/2OsNSa0 気合・気愛で555!!! アラキ：） KOJI ARAKI Art Works Copyright KOJI ARAKI Art Works All Rights Reserved --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kojiarakiartworks/message

1453 風とあそぶ：）　20210529SAT 今日のCOVID-19・・・193回目 ハイブリッドの変異株がベトナムで確認される・・・そして、日本の今・・・ ■代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます #代々木公園の木々をオリンピックから守りましょう English : https://bit.ly/3bXuq1H Protect Yoyogi Park: Stop the Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Site Project! French : https://bit.ly/3oRSHvn Protégez le parc Yoyogi: arrêtez le projet de sites Live des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo 2020 German : https://bit.ly/3yCGorg die Natur des Yoyogi-Parks für die Nutzung als Public-Viewing-Standort für die Olympischen Japanese : https://bit.ly/3wE0ob1 代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます ■コロナ制圧タスクフォース!!! Japanese :　https://bit.ly/2S8NjHV ■Immediate global ivermectin use can end pandemic: Scientists English : https://bit.ly/3hgXXai ■Review of the Emerging Evidence Demonstrating the Efficacy of Ivermectin in the Prophylaxis and Treatment of COVID-19 English : https://bit.ly/3o4Fvml ■BIRD British Ivermectin Recommendation Development English : https://bit.ly/30SNbgE Japanese : https://bit.ly/3eMhH40 ■北里大学　大村智記念研究所　感染制御研究センター https://bit.ly/2PxfUW3 ■イベルメクチンCOVID-19に対する臨床試験の世界的動向 https://bit.ly/3dbn0rl ■2021カトマンズ困窮緊急支援!!! http://bit.ly/2OsNSa0 気合・気愛で555!!! アラキ：） KOJI ARAKI Art Works Copyright KOJI ARAKI Art Works All Rights Reserved --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kojiarakiartworks/message

1451 風とあそぶ：）　20210528FRI 今日のCOVID-19・・・192回目 緊急事態宣言延長・・・ ■代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます #代々木公園の木々をオリンピックから守りましょう English : https://bit.ly/3bXuq1H Protect Yoyogi Park: Stop the Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Site Project! French : https://bit.ly/3oRSHvn Protégez le parc Yoyogi: arrêtez le projet de sites Live des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo 2020 German : https://bit.ly/3yCGorg die Natur des Yoyogi-Parks für die Nutzung als Public-Viewing-Standort für die Olympischen Japanese : https://bit.ly/3wE0ob1 代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます ■コロナ制圧タスクフォース!!! Japanese :　https://bit.ly/2S8NjHV ■Immediate global ivermectin use can end pandemic: Scientists English : https://bit.ly/3hgXXai ■Review of the Emerging Evidence Demonstrating the Efficacy of Ivermectin in the Prophylaxis and Treatment of COVID-19 English : https://bit.ly/3o4Fvml ■BIRD British Ivermectin Recommendation Development English : https://bit.ly/30SNbgE Japanese : https://bit.ly/3eMhH40 ■北里大学　大村智記念研究所　感染制御研究センター https://bit.ly/2PxfUW3 ■イベルメクチンCOVID-19に対する臨床試験の世界的動向 https://bit.ly/3dbn0rl ■2021カトマンズ困窮緊急支援!!! http://bit.ly/2OsNSa0 気合・気愛で555!!! アラキ：） KOJI ARAKI Art Works Copyright KOJI ARAKI Art Works All Rights Reserved --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kojiarakiartworks/message

1449 風とあそぶ：）　20210527THU 今日のCOVID-19・・・191回目 検査数と陽性者から、感染率を読み取るということ～ #代々木公園の木々をオリンピックから守りましょう English : https://bit.ly/3bXuq1H Protect Yoyogi Park: Stop the Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Site Project! French : https://bit.ly/3oRSHvn Protégez le parc Yoyogi: arrêtez le projet de sites Live des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo 2020 German : https://bit.ly/3yCGorg die Natur des Yoyogi-Parks für die Nutzung als Public-Viewing-Standort für die Olympischen Japanese : https://bit.ly/3wE0ob1 代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます ■コロナ制圧タスクフォース!!! Japanese :　https://bit.ly/2S8NjHV ■Immediate global ivermectin use can end pandemic: Scientists English : https://bit.ly/3hgXXai ■Review of the Emerging Evidence Demonstrating the Efficacy of Ivermectin in the Prophylaxis and Treatment of COVID-19 English : https://bit.ly/3o4Fvml ■BIRD British Ivermectin Recommendation Development English : https://bit.ly/30SNbgE Japanese : https://bit.ly/3eMhH40 ■北里大学　大村智記念研究所　感染制御研究センター https://bit.ly/2PxfUW3 ■イベルメクチンCOVID-19に対する臨床試験の世界的動向 https://bit.ly/3dbn0rl ■2021カトマンズ困窮緊急支援!!! http://bit.ly/2OsNSa0 気合・気愛で555!!! アラキ：） KOJI ARAKI Art Works Copyright KOJI ARAKI Art Works All Rights Reserved --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kojiarakiartworks/message

1446 風とあそぶ：）　20210526WED 東京都の代々木公園の木々と環境!!! ■代々木公園の自然を破壊する、東京五輪２０２０ライブサイト計画の中止を求めます #代々木公園の木々をオリンピックから守りましょう English : https://bit.ly/3bXuq1H Protect Yoyogi Park: Stop the Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Site Project! French : https://bit.ly/3oRSHvn Protégez le parc Yoyogi: arrêtez le projet de sites Live des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo 2020 German : https://bit.ly/3yCGorg die Natur des Yoyogi-Parks für die Nutzung als Public-Viewing-Standort für die Olympischen Japanese : https://bit.ly/3wE0ob1 詳しくは、上記のリンクへよろしくです!!!東京オリパラの背後で、こんな事が進んでいたのですね～昨日、木々の話と、森が我々にとってどれほど大切なのかって話題をアップした後に、こんなメールが来ていたので、昨日に引き続き、語るアラキなのでした：） ■2021カトマンズ困窮緊急支援!!! Japanese : http://bit.ly/2OsNSa0 気合・気愛で555!!! アラキ：） KOJI ARAKI Art Works Copyright KOJI ARAKI Art Works All Rights Reserved --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kojiarakiartworks/message

Tokyo Olympic seems to have received a go with or without a big spectator. The venue for the opening ceremony is Yoyogi National Stadium which was a symbol of Japan's economic growth since the 1950s. It needed a full size renovation. An Architecture Kuma Kengo designed this nature conscious building with his lifelong passion for architecture. Let's see if his interview can unbox Japan. 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　https://style.nikkei.com/article/DGXMZO67649500U0A221C2000000/?page=3 #sake #Sushi #Japan #Japanese #JapanUnboxed #nihongo #にほんご #learnJapanese #studyJapanese #madeinjapan #DiscoverJapan #Tokyo #Kyoto #日本語能力試験 #JLPT #日本語勉強 #kanji #AdvancedJapanese Hashtag #sake #Sushi #Japan #Japanese #JapanUnboxed #nihongo #にほんご #learnJapanese #studyJapanese #madeinjapan #DiscoverJapan #Tokyo #Kyoto #日本語能力試験 #JLPT #日本語勉強 #kanji #AdvancedJapanese #Asahishimbun #sakura #karaage #China #trump #biden #foreignpolicy #xijingping #india #corona #COVID19 #cherryblossoms #streetphotography #outdoor #kyushu #nara #osaka #hokkaido #sake #ginjo #matcha #greentea #gyokuro #asakusa #visitJapan #niponika # # # # # # # --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/japan-unboxed/support

Los mejores destinos en la capital de Japón para un primer viaje y alguna cosita más... En este episodio de Japón a fondo te contamos los lugares imprescindibles para ver en Tokio, con el sello de calidad de Japonismo. En la web tienes un artículo muy extenso sobre Tokio, por si quieres ir echando un vistazo. Son los sitios que nosotros siempre tenemos en mente para un primer viaje y a los que volvemos una y otra vez, aunque ya los tengamos muy vistos. Son geniales. Aquí hablaremos de los siguientes lugares Shibuya Shinjuku: Kabukicho, Golden Gai, Omoide Yokocho y miradores del Gobierno Metropolitano Asakusa y el Senso-ji Akihabara Ameyoko y el parque de Ueno Harajuku: calle Takeshita, santuario Meiji, parque Yoyogi y paseo de arquitectura por Omotesando Ginza y su arquitectura de nivel Estación de Tokio y Palacio Imperial Torre de Tokio y templo Zojoji Mirador Tokyo City View y Sky Deck en la torre Mori (Roppongi Hills) Odaiba: Gundam Unicorn en DiverCity, paseo marítimo y estatua de la libertad, Fuji TV, museo Miraikan y teamLab Borderless. Además te contamos otros sitios por si acaso ya has estado en estos (aunque, en este caso, de forma resumida). Luego, en la sección "Japonismo mini" hablamos con Eduardo de Paz, de Sumo Japonés y nuestro experto residente en sumo sobre el torneo de Año Nuevo, además de otros temas de interés. Y, por supuesto, te traemos otra palabra japonesa para que vayas aumentando tu vocabulario. ¿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

Abe definitely has an unique perspective on things with his wide variety of interests and marketing and business background.  We talk about his history, the origins of the Yoyogi house and some of the stories there, his curious mindset and how that helped him with business, his thoughts on growing the scene and not being too narrow-minded and more.  One of my favourite talks to date and I learned a lot.  Hope you all learn something too and enjoy it!  Peace.

Cet épisode a été enregistré il y a un bout de temps (mi-septembre en fait, si j'en crois notre compte Instagram), mais on a mis un bon moment pour l'éditer. Ensuite on a réalisé que le fichier était trop gros pour notre hébergeur. Comme on n'est clairement pas dégourdis au lieu de faire simple et de le séparer en deux, on s'est dit qu'on allait modifier la configuration de notre serveur. Ou de Wordpress. Ou les deux. Aujourd'hui nos doigts sortent timidement de nos postérieurs, et le numéro 24 est enfin en ligne. A l'époque il faisait encore chaud, et on avait renoué avec une vielle tradition de Yabai : enregistrer à l'arrache dans un parc, tels des clochards célestes. On avait invité Fred, acheté des bières et on s'étaient posés sur des bancs dans le parc de Yoyogi. On était jeunes, on était beaux, et les cigales hurlaient à la mort. Le sommaire : Des news distrayantes : du traffic de cartes de Pokémon, de la location de voiture à long terme, de nouvelles histoires de tatouages et des mesures contre la discrimination dans la publicité en ligne.Le dossier de Remka : Aum Shinrikyou, le culte metal de l'apocalypse.Le mot de Ludo : l'anniversaire de Mario ou bien... ? Vous verrez bien !Notre invité, Fred : son épopée depuis Angoulême jusqu'à Tokyo, ses amours, et sa passion de la cuisine. Liens : PatreonInstagram Habillage : Billie Eilish - Bad Guy (japanese cover)

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Futuristische wolkenkrabbers en robotrestaurants. Maar ook eeuwenoude tempels, vulkanen en beren. Japan is veelzijdiger dan je denkt. Niels moet na vier Japan-reizen toegeven dat hij verslaafd is aan het land waar je over van alles kunt verbazen. Zijn hoogtepunten deelt hij in deze aflevering. Omdat de Japanse plaatsnamen misschien een beetje snel gingen, staan ze de belangrijkste hier nog even op een rijtje. Festivals in Takayama: elk jaar in april en oktober Tempels in Tokio: Sensō-ji in de wijk Asakusa in het noordoosten Meji Shrine in het westen van de stad De wijk Shibuya (met het beroemde zebrapad en alle warenhuizen erachter) Bijkomen in Tokio: Picknicken in Yoyogi-park of het park rond het keizerlijk paleis Schitterend park omringd door wolkenkrabbers: Hamarikya Gardens Kyoto/Kioto: Tientallen van de indrukwekkendste tempels van het land Fushimi Inari (met de duizenden torii-bogen) Kanazawa: studentenstad met mooie oude wijken, een futuristisch gebouw met een museum voor moderne kunst en in de buurt de Natadera-tempel in en op een rots in een bemost bos Nikko: indrukwekkende tempels in de buurt van Tokio, mooie natuur en leuke onsen (traditionele badhuizen) in het bergdorp verderop

Futuristische wolkenkrabbers en robotrestaurants. Maar ook eeuwenoude tempels, vulkanen en beren. Japan is veelzijdiger dan je denkt. Niels moet na vier Japan-reizen toegeven dat hij verslaafd is aan het land waar je over van alles kunt verbazen. Zijn hoogtepunten deelt hij in deze aflevering.Omdat de Japanse plaatsnamen misschien een beetje snel gingen, staan ze de belangrijkste hier nog even op een rijtje.Festivals in Takayama: elk jaar in april en oktoberTempels in Tokio: Sensō-ji in de wijk Asakusa in het noordoostenMeji Shrine in het westen van de stadDe wijk Shibuya (met het beroemde zebrapad en alle warenhuizen erachter)Bijkomen in Tokio:Picknicken in Yoyogi-park of het park rond het keizerlijk paleisSchitterend park omringd door wolkenkrabbers: Hamarikya GardensKyoto/Kioto:Tientallen van de indrukwekkendste tempels van het landFushimi Inari (met de duizenden torii-bogen)Kanazawa: studentenstad met mooie oude wijken, een futuristisch gebouw met een museum voor moderne kunst en in de buurt de Natadera-tempel in en op een rots in een bemost bosNikko: indrukwekkende tempels in de buurt van Tokio, mooie natuur en leuke onsen (traditionele badhuizen) in het bergdorp verderop

Futuristische wolkenkrabbers en robotrestaurants. Maar ook eeuwenoude tempels, vulkanen en beren. Japan is veelzijdiger dan je denkt. Niels moet na vier Japan-reizen toegeven dat hij verslaafd is aan het land waar je over van alles kunt verbazen. Zijn hoogtepunten deelt hij in deze aflevering.Omdat de Japanse plaatsnamen misschien een beetje snel gingen, staan ze de belangrijkste hier nog even op een rijtje.Festivals in Takayama: elk jaar in april en oktoberTempels in Tokio:Sensō-ji in de wijk Asakusa in het noordoostenMeji Shrine in het westen van de stadDe wijk Shibuya (met het beroemde zebrapad en alle warenhuizen erachter)Bijkomen in Tokio:Picknicken in Yoyogi-park of het park rond het keizerlijk paleisSchitterend park omringd door wolkenkrabbers: Hamarikya GardensKyoto/Kioto:Tientallen van de indrukwekkendste tempels van het landFushimi Inari (met de duizenden torii-bogen)Kanazawa: studentenstad met mooie oude wijken, een futuristisch gebouw met een museum voor moderne kunst en in de buurt de Natadera-tempel in en op een rots in een bemost bosNikko: indrukwekkende tempels in de buurt van Tokio, mooie natuur en leuke onsen (traditionele badhuizen) in het bergdorp verderop

Futuristische wolkenkrabbers en robotrestaurants. Maar ook eeuwenoude tempels, vulkanen en beren. Japan is veelzijdiger dan je denkt. Niels moet na vier Japan-reizen toegeven dat hij verslaafd is aan het land waar je over van alles kunt verbazen. Zijn hoogtepunten deelt hij in deze aflevering. Omdat de Japanse plaatsnamen misschien een beetje snel gingen, staan ze de belangrijkste hier nog even op een rijtje. Festivals in Takayama: elk jaar in april en oktober Tempels in Tokio: Sensō-ji in de wijk Asakusa in het noordoosten Meji Shrine in het westen van de stad De wijk Shibuya (met het beroemde zebrapad en alle warenhuizen erachter) Bijkomen in Tokio: Picknicken in Yoyogi-park of het park rond het keizerlijk paleis Schitterend park omringd door wolkenkrabbers: Hamarikya Gardens Kyoto/Kioto: Tientallen van de indrukwekkendste tempels van het land Fushimi Inari (met de duizenden torii-bogen) Kanazawa: studentenstad met mooie oude wijken, een futuristisch gebouw met een museum voor moderne kunst en in de buurt de Natadera-tempel in en op een rots in een bemost bos Nikko: indrukwekkende tempels in de buurt van Tokio, mooie natuur en leuke onsen (traditionele badhuizen) in het bergdorp verderop

This week: Alek is visited by a mysterious butthole specter named Davis. Davis spends the episode giving Alek a window into Tokyo Splosion's hanami past in order to divert their path from an imminent threat. Alek has trouble convincing Kyle that the encounter actually happened.    |  Intro music by clintbreeze.bandcamp.com  | Featured track: Hisen by Susumu Yokota  |  Artwork by Kyle Broyles

In the latest installment of Whiskey Bitness, the Business Lads along with special guests Randal and Steve head to our beloved Watering Hole in Yoyogi for some delicious and rare craft beers, both imported and domestic. Mel tries and fails to talk about his landmark health check, and Karl and Rog lay out in no uncertain terms their feelings on certain canned goods and certain drinks before bedtime. #whiskey #craftbeer #wateringhole #tokyo #shibuya #yoyogi #spam #coffee

Ep187 Got Faded Japan Podcast Johnny hangs with a Jungle legend while Shank talks Yoyogi festivals. Cremated remains found in train station locker, man snatches cop's gun then blasts him, man with mystery powders restrained at hotel dies in custody, elementary school principal popped for speed, lonely middle-ager hijacks bus to see foster parents, 10,000 asparagus spears stolen and  Tokyo city buys pron shooting location for senior's retreat. The Got Faded Japan Podcast gives listeners a glimpse of the seedy side of Japan's news, culture, politics, parties, and all around mischief and mayhem. Hosted by Johnny and Shank who add their own opinions and otherwise drunken bullshit to the mix.  Send us an email on FB/twitter/instagram @ Got Faded Japan,gotfadedjapan@gmail.com or go to gotfadedjapan.com to buy a t-shirt to support the show. Or hell man, just tell a friend & post a link to keep this pod rolllin' Fader! Kanpai mofos!