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China, Japan, South Korea to Meet in Tokyo - Duration: 0:51.
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Tottori | Japan's Hidden Desert ! 🐫 | Lost in Japan Ep.12 - Duration: 6:57.
What is going on Members of the Barrio
It's Jon, coming to you from Tottori
On the west coast of Japan
And today.. we're going to be checking out the sand dunes
That make this area..world famous
It looks more like a desert out here
Than it does like the country of Japan
It's pretty insane
We checked it out for the first time last night
A quick tip
Make sure when you board a bus here
That you check with the driver, that it's going to the right location
Show him on your phone the destination
They're very nice
Don't make the same mistake we did yesterday
And go about 5 miles in the wrong direction
Adriana how excited are you to get down there
And run around
On the sand?
I'm so excited
I want to play in the sand
I think i'm not allowed
But..I love the sand so..
I really want to go down there
These sand dunes formed over 100,000 years ago
There were sediment deposits that were carried
From a river
Into the sea of Japan
And washed up onto the shore
Here and over time it formed
This amazing site
And we've got to get a little bit closer to.. show you guys
They said run run run
And you just have to jump onto this thing
And put your feet up
Or you're dead
We've both never gone sking before
The thing comes right up under your legs
And you are swooped away
It's crazy
We weren't sure if twas safe or not
But it seems fine
We've made it
To what looks like.. a desert
And it's not as crowded as I thought it would be
Because I think this is still kind of..
An off the beaten track. Kind of place in Japan
And there's just sand everywhere
I mean literally
If you transported me here
I would think we were in
The middle of Saudia Arabia
My shadow
Your shadow?
You're a camel?
Yeah
We've come to the point right now
Where we have to climb up a sand dune
To get to the top
To get what I think should be a really great view of the sea of Japan
There's the easy way
And there's a hard way
I'm not sure which one to pick
Easy
Hard
Much steeper there
Adriana what do you think? Easy way or hard way?
No question of that
No question
I don't think any is easy !
There is no easy way?
I need an elevator here
You want an elevator here
Please
How about a camel?
Uhh no thanks
I think I would pay for a camel at this point
Alright so there's a little bit of cardio involved in going up quickly
I'm not going to lie about that
But.. almost at the top
Almost
You made it
We've made it to the top of the biggest dune
And honestly this kind of feels like a mirage right now
You're just surrounded by green on all sides
And there is this desert looking thing in the middle
Incredible
Bye
Adriana was not in the mood to hike down to the Sea of Japan
But just for you guys
I want to get some footage
Right by the water
I was about to give up
I tried hiking down the sand a bit
It was really tough to walk back up
But.. I see some stairs all the way down there
I think..I think I can make it
It is not a mirage
Somebody put bags here
For you to walk down to the beach
I'm going to let you guys all in on a little joke right now
I am not going to tell Adriana that I took that baggy staircase
I'm going to say that I struggled
And fought my way to the bottom of the sand dunes
Only to reach..the end result
The Sea of Japan
The truth is it was actually very easy
The interesting thing here is that..
If you didn't turn around and look at the big sand dunes behind you
This kind of feels like a normal beach
Anywhere
Adriana is that little speck
Right there on screen
I'm going to take the stairs back up.. remember guys
You're in on this joke with me
This was an extremely grueling hike
I'm dead
I know you look dead
That was the hardest hike ever
That's why I didn't go
What are you doing?
While Jon was um.. hiking
I was sketching
This is myself. sitting
Yourself sitting in the sand
Yes. of course i'm happier here
Because I have food and drinks
So..
Alright guys we experienced that.. strenous hike together
Now we're going to show you.. the sand museum
And I think you're going to like it a lot
We've entered the sand museum
And down here are.. many sand sculptures
Done by professional artists
And the theme is Nordic Countries
I can not imagine the hours of work that went into creating these sand sculptures
The details are so intricate
We're just blown away right here
It's incredible
I didn't expect it to be like this
I expected.. things like this
This tall and small
But they are huge and the details are just so perfect
You have to see if you come.. like it's worth it
Members of the Barrio
If you're looking for something a little bit off the beaten path
Tottori is the answer
This place is really really interesting
With the sand dunes feeling like you're in the desert
Spending time there
And going to the sand museum
Which as we both said
Is absolutely incredible
If you can come here for a night or two
If you have the ability
I really do think it is worth your time
Make sure to subscribe if you are new to this channel
We've got a lot more coming up
From Japan
Thank you so much for watching
Until next time
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MONSTER ARMY MISSIONS | JAPAN: EP. 3 - FISE SEMI-FINALS - Duration: 5:25.
Okay guys, weather man Jeremy Malott here. We're here, it's raining as you can see but I did
my first run I don't want them to call it so we check the floor
I don't even think it's wet. We're good. Let's keep going.
hey guys my name is Alec Danelutti, I'm here with the monster crew, we just finished up
qualification the first stop of your FISE World Tour of 2018 in Hiroshima
Pretty stoked on how I rode, wasn't too confident after yesterday's practice but
pulled through today and I'm happy as hell right everyone cool it's I'm
looking forward to facing Montpellier and the rest of the year.
What's up guys Bryce Tryon, I ended up getting 18th, I didn't know that we were
there only taking 12 riders so my yeah my bad on that I'm pretty happy
over all on how I rode, stoked to see all the homies that are in finals so good luck to them!
See y'all in France!
Sup guys, Justin Dowell here. Just finished up qualification and the first stop of the UCI World Series
Managed to get second and I'm excited for tomorrow.
Hey guys, weather man Jeremy Malott here, we're here, it's raining , you guys can see but I did
my first run and I don't want them to call it, so let me check the floor
I don't even think it's wet. We're good. Let's keep going.
Hey guys, what's up, Jeremy Malott here, we just finished semi-finals in Japan and the weather was a little
bit crazy we held off we're literally in the middle of the street right now but I
made it happen I put together some runs I wasn't too pumped on them I didn't get
to ride the course very much but I did what I could and I'm pumped to have made
it in the top 12 out of like 75 people so we'll see how tomorrow goes I'm
hoping for the best and I'm hoping for a top-five finish
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S. Korean Pres. Moon to visit Japan on May 9 for S. Korea, Japan, China Summit - Duration: 2:36.
Our top story this afternoon...
President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan next Wednesday to attend the
South Korea-Japan-China trilateral summit,... the first such meeting between the neighbors
in more than two years.
Our chief Blue House correspondent Moon Connyoung reports.
South Korea's President Moon Jae-in will visit Tokyo next week for a three-way summit with
prime ministers of Japan and China... and on the agenda there will also be North Korea's
denuclearization and peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula.
"President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan to attend the 7th South Korea,
Japan, China trilateral summit on the 9th of May.
It will mark the first visit to Japan by a sitting South Korean president since 2011."
The trilateral meeting on Wednesday will be the first of its kind since 2015 and comes
after a historic inter-Korean summit last Friday... in which the leaders of the two
Koreas reaffirmed their commitment on declaring the end of the Korean War by the year's end
and dismantling Pyongyang's nuclear program.
"At the trilateral summit, President Moon will brief the other two leaders on the results
of the recent inter-Korean summit and discuss ways to strengthen the three countries' cooperation
on denuclearization and lasting peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula."
The meeting also comes ahead of the highly-anticipated summit between North Korean leader Kim
Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump... expected to take place in three to four weeks.
President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will hold separate talks after their trilateral
meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
"Following the trilateral meeting, President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will
hold a separate bilateral summit and a luncheon meeting to exchange ideas on ways to build
a future-oriented South Korea, Japan relationship and cooperation for complete denuclearization
and lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula."
"The trilateral summit in Tokyo next week will serve as a key venue for Japan and China
to become up to date on the latest wave of diplomatic developments between South and
North Korea from the inter-Korean summit.
Will it be enough to quell the two countries' fear of being sidelined in this entire process:
the quick warm up of inter-Korean ties and possible denuclearization?
That we'll find out come May 9th when the three leaders come face to face for the first
time in six and a half years.
Moon Connyoung, Arirang News, the Blue House."
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S. Korean Pres. Moon to visit Japan on May 9 for S. Korea, Japan, China Summit - Duration: 2:48.
President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan next Wednesday to attend the
South Korea-Japan-China trilateral summit,... the first such meeting between the neighboring
countries in more than two years.
The South Korean leader will also take the opportunity to sit down with the Japanese
Prime Minister for a one-on-one.
Our chief Blue House correspondent Moon Connyoung has more on the attempts to strengthen ties
between the three sides.
South Korea's President Moon Jae-in will visit Tokyo next week for a three-way summit with
prime ministers of Japan and China... and on the agenda there will also be North Korea's
denuclearization and peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula.
"President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan to attend the 7th South Korea,
Japan, China trilateral summit on the 9th of May.
It will mark the first visit to Japan by a sitting South Korean president since 2011."
The trilateral meeting on Wednesday will be the first of its kind since 2015 and comes
after a historic inter-Korean summit last Friday... in which the leaders of the two
Koreas reaffirmed their commitment on declaring the end of the Korean War by the year's end
and dismantling Pyongyang's nuclear program.
"At the trilateral summit, President Moon will brief the other two leaders on the results
of the recent inter-Korean summit and discuss ways to strengthen the three countries' cooperation
on denuclearization and lasting peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula."
The meeting also comes ahead of the highly-anticipated summit between North Korean leader Kim
Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump... expected to take place in three to four weeks.
President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will hold separate talks after their trilateral
meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
"Following the trilateral meeting, President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will
hold a separate bilateral summit and a luncheon meeting to exchange ideas on ways to build
a future-oriented South Korea, Japan relationship and cooperation for complete denuclearization
and lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula."
"The trilateral summit in Tokyo next week will serve as a key venue for Japan and China
to become up to date on the latest wave of diplomatic developments between South and
North Korea from the inter-Korean summit.
Will it be enough to quell the two countries' fear of being sidelined in this entire process:
the quick warm up of inter-Korean ties and possible denuclearization?
That we'll find out come May 9th when the three leaders come face to face for the first
time in six and a half years.
Moon Connyoung, Arirang News, the Blue House."
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S. Korean Pres. Moon to visit Japan on May 9 for S. Korea, Japan, China Summit - Duration: 2:13.
Next Wednesday President Moon Jae-in will embark on a trip to Japan.
There he'll sit down for talks with the Prime Ministers from Tokyo and Beijing, making it
the first such an event in 3 years.
Park Hee-jun provides a glimpse of what to expect from the long overdue trilateral meeting.
South Korea's President Moon Jae-in will visit Tokyo next week for a three-way summit with
prime ministers of Japan and China... and on the agenda there will also be North Korea's
denuclearization and peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula.
"President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan to attend the 7th South Korea,
Japan, China trilateral summit on the 9th of May.
It will mark the first visit to Japan by a sitting South Korean president since 2011."
The trilateral meeting on Wednesday will be the first of its kind since 2015 and comes
after a historic inter-Korean summit last Friday... in which the leaders of the two
Koreas reaffirmed their commitment on declaring the end of the Korean War by the year's end
and dismantling Pyongyang's nuclear program.
"At the trilateral summit, President Moon will brief the other two leaders on the results
of the recent inter-Korean summit and discuss ways to strengthen the three countries' cooperation
on denuclearization and lasting peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula."
The meeting also comes ahead of the highly-anticipated summit between North Korean leader Kim
Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump... expected to take place in three to four weeks.
President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will hold separate talks after their trilateral
meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
"Following the trilateral meeting, President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will
hold a separate bilateral summit and a luncheon meeting to exchange ideas on ways to build
a future-oriented South Korea, Japan relationship and cooperation for complete denuclearization
and lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula."
"The trilateral summit in Tokyo next week will serve as a key chance for Japan and China
to get up to date on the latest wave of diplomatic developments between South and North Korea
from the inter-Korean summit.
Park Hee-jun, Arirang News"
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Japan Human Beatbox Young Genius Boy - Duration: 3:11.
thank you
thank you
thank you
thank you
Thank you very much. Next beat boxer is Oragne
Thank you
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Korean Boy Singing ISU 'My Way' in Japan [ENG SUB] - Duration: 3:15.
The next song is 'My Way' by ISU
Nights that I thought about you Were just greed to me
It breaks my heart but I know So the destiny that chose me
Won't linger and grasp onto you
I will leave you now
Every breath I spit out Is like a thorn-like pain
Making me erase the love That I hid deep inside
Where can I lean on? When everything that passes me
Become scars?
Nights that I thought about you Were just greed to me
It breaks my heart but I know So the destiny that chose me
Won't linger and grasp onto you
I will leave you now
If I can go back to you some day Whenever that might be
If you haven't forgotten me
Days I thought about you Were the last remaining joy to me
The destiny that chose me Isn't anything other
Than only you
Now I'll be Forever by your side
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S. Korean Pres. Moon to visit Japan on May 9 for S. Korea, Japan, China Summit - Duration: 2:35.
Our top story this afternoon...
President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan next Wednesday to attend the
South Korea-Japan-China trilateral summit,... the first such meeting between the neighbors
in more than two years.
Our chief Blue House correspondent Moon Connyoung reports.
South Korea's President Moon Jae-in will visit Tokyo next week for a three-way summit with
prime ministers of Japan and China... and on the agenda there will also be North Korea's
denuclearization and peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula.
"President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan to attend the 7th South Korea,
Japan, China trilateral summit on the 9th of May.
It will mark the first visit to Japan by a sitting South Korean president since 2011."
The trilateral meeting on Wednesday will be the first of its kind since 2015 and comes
after a historic inter-Korean summit last Friday... in which the leaders of the two
Koreas reaffirmed their commitment on declaring the end of the Korean War by the year's end
and dismantling Pyongyang's nuclear program.
"At the trilateral summit, President Moon will brief the other two leaders on the results
of the recent inter-Korean summit and discuss ways to strengthen the three countries' cooperation
on denuclearization and lasting peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula."
The meeting also comes ahead of the highly-anticipated summit between North Korean leader Kim
Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump... expected to take place in three to four weeks.
President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will hold separate talks after their trilateral
meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
"Following the trilateral meeting, President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will
hold a separate bilateral summit and a luncheon meeting to exchange ideas on ways to build
a future-oriented South Korea, Japan relationship and cooperation for complete denuclearization
and lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula."
"The trilateral summit in Tokyo next week will serve as a key venue for Japan and China
to become up to date on the latest wave of diplomatic developments between South and
North Korea from the inter-Korean summit.
Will it be enough to quell the two countries' fear of being sidelined in this entire process:
the quick warm up of inter-Korean ties and possible denuclearization?
That we'll find out come May 9th when the three leaders come face to face for the first
time in six and a half years.
Moon Connyoung, Arirang News, the Blue House."
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S. Korean Pres. Moon to visit Japan on May 9 for S. Korea, Japan, China Summit - Duration: 2:14.
Next Wednesday President Moon will embark on a trip to Japan.
There he'll sit down for talks with the Prime Ministers from Tokyo and Beijing to touch
on the recent historic summit and cooperation going forward.
Park Hee-jun provides a glimpse of what to expect from the long overdue trilateral meeting.
South Korea's President Moon Jae-in will visit Tokyo next week for a three-way summit with
prime ministers of Japan and China... and on the agenda there will also be North Korea's
denuclearization and peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula.
"President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan to attend the 7th South Korea,
Japan, China trilateral summit on the 9th of May.
It will mark the first visit to Japan by a sitting South Korean president since 2011."
The trilateral meeting on Wednesday will be the first of its kind since 2015 and comes
after a historic inter-Korean summit last Friday... in which the leaders of the two
Koreas reaffirmed their commitment on declaring the end of the Korean War by the year's end
and dismantling Pyongyang's nuclear program.
"At the trilateral summit, President Moon will brief the other two leaders on the results
of the recent inter-Korean summit and discuss ways to strengthen the three countries' cooperation
on denuclearization and lasting peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula."
The meeting also comes ahead of the highly-anticipated summit between North Korean leader Kim
Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump... expected to take place in three to four weeks.
President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will hold separate talks after their trilateral
meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
"Following the trilateral meeting, President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will
hold a separate bilateral summit and a luncheon meeting to exchange ideas on ways to build
a future-oriented South Korea, Japan relationship and cooperation for complete denuclearization
and lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula."
"The trilateral summit in Tokyo next week will serve as a key chance for Japan and China
to get up to date on the latest wave of diplomatic developments between South and North Korea
from the inter-Korean summit.
Park Hee-jun, Arirang News"
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FMs of Japan, China head over to meet with respective counterparts in U.S., N. Korea - Duration: 2:40.
With about a month ahead of Washington-Pyongyang talks, key regional players are rushing to
have an input before the historic even unfolds.
Foreign ministers of Japan and China are meeting with their counterparts from both sides.
Oh Jung-hee outlines what could be the key topics during those sit-downs.
Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono hurriedly met with his new U.S. counterpart Mike Pompeo
in the Jordanian capital of Amman on Monday local time.
This... to reaffirm maximum pressure on North Korea in order to achieve complete denuclearization...
as well as to ensure joint efforts to bring back Japanese citizens abducted by the regime.
The meeting was the first between the two top diplomats -- coming only four days after
Pompeo assumed the post of U.S. Secretary of State last Thursday.
Diplomatic sources say... the meeting was highly desired by the Japanese side... and
was confirmed only after Kono arrived in Amman.
Pompeo was on a four-nation tour through the Middle East.
"In Washington's negotiations with Pyongyang, Tokyo doesn't want short-range missiles to
be excluded from the ban on intercontinental ballistic missiles.
Tokyo also wants to see Pyongyang's real intentions."
Meanwhile, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi is also to head over to North Korea on Wednesday...
at the invitation from his North Korean counterpart.
This... amid concerns that Beijing could feel left out from formally ending the Korean War
and drafting a peace treaty.
Last Friday's summit agreement, dubbed the 'Panmunjom Declaration,' stipulates... the
two Koreas will actively push forwards trilateral meetings with the U.S. or quadrilateral meetings
with both the U.S. and China... to set a permanent peace on the Korean Peninsula.
And that leaves open the possibility of excluding China from the talks.
"The two Koreas and the United States have already formed a trilateral structure and
are closely coordinating.
So there's no need to bring in China to form a rivalry structure that puts Seoul and Washington
at one side and Pyongyang and Beijing at the other."
The expert added...
China will be most curious about how North Korea could be guaranteed of its sovereign
security... as it directly coincides with Beijing's own interest.
With the situation taking not steps but leaps in terms of denuclearization talks between
the two Koreas as well as between Pyongyang and Washington,...
China and Japan are in apparent moves to secure their own interests and maintain their influence
in the region.
Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.
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CHIT CHAT GET READY WITH US IN JAPAN || JAPANESE/ENGLISH DISCUSSION OF MAKEUP & ASIAN BEAUTY - Duration: 51:42.
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S. Korean Pres. Moon to visit Japan on May 9 for S. Korea, Japan, China Summit - Duration: 2:41.
President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan next Wednesday to attend the
South Korea-Japan-China trilateral summit,... the first such meeting between the neighboring
countries in more than two years.
The South Korean leader will also take the opportunity to sit down with the Japanese
Prime Minister for a one-on-one.
Our chief Blue House correspondent Moon Connyoung has more on the attempts to strengthen ties
between the three sides.
South Korea's President Moon Jae-in will visit Tokyo next week for a three-way summit with
prime ministers of Japan and China... and on the agenda there will also be North Korea's
denuclearization and peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula.
"President Moon Jae-in will make a one-day visit to Japan to attend the 7th South Korea,
Japan, China trilateral summit on the 9th of May.
It will mark the first visit to Japan by a sitting South Korean president since 2011."
The trilateral meeting on Wednesday will be the first of its kind since 2015 and comes
after a historic inter-Korean summit last Friday... in which the leaders of the two
Koreas reaffirmed their commitment on declaring the end of the Korean War by the year's end
and dismantling Pyongyang's nuclear program.
"At the trilateral summit, President Moon will brief the other two leaders on the results
of the recent inter-Korean summit and discuss ways to strengthen the three countries' cooperation
on denuclearization and lasting peace settlement on the Korean Peninsula."
The meeting also comes ahead of the highly-anticipated summit between North Korean leader Kim
Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump... expected to take place in three to four weeks.
President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will hold separate talks after their trilateral
meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
"Following the trilateral meeting, President Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will
hold a separate bilateral summit and a luncheon meeting to exchange ideas on ways to build
a future-oriented South Korea, Japan relationship and cooperation for complete denuclearization
and lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula."
"The trilateral summit in Tokyo next week will serve as a key venue for Japan and China
to become up to date on the latest wave of diplomatic developments between South and
North Korea from the inter-Korean summit.
Will it be enough to quell the two countries' fear of being sidelined in this entire process:
the quick warm up of inter-Korean ties and possible denuclearization?
That we'll find out come May 9th when the three leaders come face to face for the first
time in six and a half years.
Moon Connyoung, Arirang News, the Blue House."
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Roller Coaster Makes Emergency Stop At Universal Studios Japan, Leaves Passengers Stuck Upside Down - Duration: 0:21.
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Ning: Japan, Independent Project - Duration: 1:52.
(one note music pop)
- One of the good things about DukeEngage is that
if there isn't something that you like 100%,
you can create your own project, and that's what I did.
(Tech music pop)
As a biology and global health double major
with a Japanese minor, I really wanted to work at an NGO
that had a global health focus, and I wanted
to use my Japanese language skills to serve as well.
For conflict relief, natural disaster relief,
you always think about these developing countries,
and I wanted to send a message that even
in developed countries, there are people in need of aid.
I was working with an organization in Japan
that focused on helping people who were displaced
from the 2011 tsunami and earthquake,
and they helped develop new communities and ties.
It was the ideal service project for me.
That's what kept me motivated to plan all the details.
It's a blank piece of paper, and you're creating
all components of your project, so not only
where are you gonna work, but what are you gonna do,
but also where are you living, how are you getting there,
how are you traveling to your project site.
I had the opportunity to do field work in Tohoku,
which was one of the areas that was hit the hardest.
I was able to listen to a lot of the stories
that people experienced and went through
while the tsunami was happening.
They were very real, like very raw stories,
and seeing these people just trying to live their lives
as hard as they can motivated me to help them even more
and contribute to my organization
so that it can help them on a larger scale.
( one note music pop)
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England Stuns Japan At 2018 World Team Table Tennis Championships - Duration: 2:02.
Two years ago at the 2016 World Team Table Tennis Championships in the Malaysian capital
of Kuala Lumpur there was a special moment in the Men's Championship Division as Team
England secured an unlikely bronze medal finish.
Paul Drinkhall, Liam Pitchford and Sam Walker's brave run was eventually ended by Japan in
the semi-finals of the event and two years on at the 2018 World Team Championships the
two sides met yet again but this time in the group stage.
Seeded second for the competition in Halmstad, Japan were once again the favourites for the
win but in a rather shocking twist the victory was awarded to 12th seeds England.
Paul Drinkhall gave a very good account of himself in the opening contest of the tie
and was unfortunate to lost out to Jun Mizutani across five games but Japan's lead was soon
cancelled out through Liam Pitchford who once again saw off Tomokazu Harimoto having defeated
the young Japanese star at the 2018 Team World Cup in February.
The expectation was to see Japan reclaim the advantage in the third fixture of the match
as world number nine Koki Niwa stepped up to face underdog Sam Walker but against the
odds it was the Englishman who came away with a smile on his face as Walker stormed to a
straight games win to put England just one win away from a huge upset.
Victorious in his opening tie and Liam Pitchford delivered again when his team needed him to
the most, earning a massive result against Jun Mizutani to lead England to one of the
biggest upsets in the history of the World Team Championships.
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Gyotaku Dish at OAD Japan Meets Iceland | London | 04/16/18 - Duration: 0:56.
We put the ink on the fish.
Press the paper on the fish
For this traditional Japanese technique.
The stamp puts the ink on the fish
And mark it with... (list of different ingredients.)
And it makes a "sandwich.: We cook it in olive oil
and charcoal powder.
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Sae Confronted For Talking Behind The Girls Back | The Bachelor Japan - Duration: 9:33.
Sai gets confronted by Yuki Kimura and the other girls after her one on one date with Hirotake Kubo on The Bachelor Japan Season 1. Check out more clips from The Bachelor Japan 2017 on our YouTube channel!
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