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Olympic runner Yuko Arimori lets us in on her best-kept secret—a dirt road in Tokyo's Shinagawa area that's perfect for a jog!
2016年8月16日 · 又可怕又可爱的杯缘子. SoraNews24 2016年8月16日 更新. 电影 购物 设计 萌物. www.mediafactory.co.jp. 【午夜凶铃】的女鬼贞子和【咒怨】里的伽椰子和俊雄，推出了杯缘子，他们从电影屏幕上跳到了你的杯子里！. 我们喝水的时候可要看好他们，千万别让他们出手。. http ...
2016年7月11日 · Jogging the Tokyo Imperial Palace. The circuit around the Tokyo Imperial Palace is almost exactly 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) long, making it an excellent running course with a spectacular view. If you run the course counter-clockwise, you will find the Imperial Palace on your left. Beyond the moat is a stone wall, inside which is an abundance of ...
2017年3月16日 · Tokyo Marathon: From Start to Finish. Held every February, the Tokyo Marathon has joined the ranks of the Berlin Marathon and the Boston Marathon as one of the World Marathon Majors. Having just begun in 2007, now less than 10 percent of applicants are able to participate, selected by lottery. Here I'd like to share a few photos taken while I ...
2023年4月25日 · www.flickr.com. Travel back in time to an era of exuberance and excess: 1980s Bubble Japan. Check out five singer-songwriters below who penned songs filled with optimism and exhilaration; a Japanese and western mix of pop, soul, funk, rock, and jazz that forms the backbone of the J-pop you know and love today!
2017年2月28日 · And here he serves up a quick “yoroshiku onegaishimasu” to Otosan, SoftBank’s talking dog, who can be seen relaxing at home with his human wife and daughter. Here, the Japanese expression “yoroshiku onegaishimasu” is meant to ease Bieber’s abrupt intrusion into their home as a way of saying “Please excuse me” or “Please let me have a moment here,” but the characteristically ...
2018年2月15日 · Travel. Modern. Japan's 1st Transgender Man Elected to Office. SoraNews24 Updated February 15, 2018. Information LGBT Life in Japan Working in Japan Saitama Kanto. On March 12, voters in the city of Iruma, Saitama Prefecture, went to the polls to elect the members of their city council.
