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ニッポンの建築 その三【Japanese Style Architectures #3】
史跡・重要文化財が多く存在する愛媛県松山市の伊予松山城。ミシュランガイド2つ星を獲得。
姫路城編 / Himeji Castle https://youtu.be/mJFyL_wie4Y
(愛媛・松山の旅 再生リスト / Matsuyama Ehime, Japan Travel Movies List → https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvCxmnWFmh7FJGUcxwKIlZFizkbM8gnvw)
- Wikipedia -
松山城（まつやまじょう）は、愛媛県松山市にあった城。別名金亀城（きんきじょう）、勝山城（かつやまじょう）。各地の松山城と区別するため、伊予松山城とも呼ばれる。現在は、城跡の主要部分が公園として整備され、大天守（現存12天守の1つ）を含む21棟の建造物が現存し、それぞれ国の重要文化財に、城郭遺構は国の史跡に指定されている。そのほか、昭和初期の1933年に大天守を除いて焼失した、連立式天守群の小天守以下5棟のほか塀を含む22棟が木造で復元されている。2009年のミシュラン観光版（ギード・ベール）日本編では二つ星に選定された[2]。松山市の中心部、勝山（城山）山頂に本丸、西南麓に二之丸と三之丸を構える平山城である。日本三大平山城にも数えられる。山頂の本壇にある天守（大天守）は、日本の12箇所に現存する天守の一つである。この中では、姫路城と同じく、連立式で、日本三大連立式平山城の1つにも数えられる。1933年ごろまでは、本丸部分には40棟の建造物が現存していたが、1949年までに19棟が火災により失われ、現存建築は21棟にまで減少した。建造物の現存数は二条城（京都府）の28棟に次ぐものである。幕末に再建された大天守ほか、日本で現存数の少ない望楼型二重櫓である野原櫓（騎馬櫓）や、深さ44メートルにおよぶ本丸の井戸などが保存されている。
Matsuyama Castle (松山城 Matsuyama-jō?) is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the former Iyo Province). It is not to be confused with Bitchū Matsuyama Castle. This castle was originally built by Kato Yoshiaki in 1603. It had a large five-story tenshu, or keep, which was moved to Aizu Castle when Kato was transferred there in 1627. The next lord, Tadachika Gamoh, died in 1635, shortly after completing the ninomaru. After Tadachika, Matsudaira Sadayuki became the new lord. He completed a new Castle Tower (tenshu) in 1642. His heirs continued to rule the castle after his death. However, on New Years Day, 1784, this Castle Tower (tenshu) was struck by lightning and burned down. The current Castle Tower (tenshu) was built between 1820 and 1854. The castle survived the Meiji restoration, but parts of it were destroyed by bombing from American forces during World War II. Since 1966, the city of Matsuyama has been working to restore the castle.
Matsuyama Castle is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the former Iyo Province). It is not to be confused with Bitchū Matsuyama Castle.
This castle was originally built by Kato Yoshiaki in 1603. It had a large five-story tenshu, or keep, which was moved to Aizu Castle when Kato was transferred there in 1627. The next lord, Tadachika Gamoh, died in 1635, shortly after completing the ninomaru. After Tadachika, Matsudaira Sadayuki became the new lord. He completed a new Castle Tower (tenshu) in 1642. His heirs continued to rule the castle after his death. However, on New Years Day, 1784, this Castle Tower (tenshu) was struck by lightning and burned down. The current Castle Tower (tenshu) was built between 1820 and 1854. The castle survived the Meiji restoration, but parts of it were destroyed by bombing from American forces during World War II. Since 1966, the city of Matsuyama has been working to restore the castle.
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Matsudaira Tadachika
Matsudaira Tadachika (松平 忠周, 19 April 1661 – 1 May 1728) was a Japanese fudai daimyo of the Edo period. He was highly influential in the Tokugawa shogunate under Shogun Ieshige.
Tadachika served as Kyoto shoshidai from 1717 through 1724. He was promoted to rōjū in 1724 when he moved from Kyoto to Edo.
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Matsuyama Castle
Matsuyama Castle (松山城; -jō) is the name of several castles in Japan:
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松山城｜Matsuyama Castle, Ehime Japan, Michelin Guide【愛媛県松山市】松山城｜Matsuyama Castle, Ehime Japan, Michelin Guide【愛媛県松山市】
ニッポンの建築 その三【Japanese Style Architectures #3】 史跡・重要文化財が多く存在する愛媛県松山市の伊予松山城。ミシュランガイド2つ星を獲得。 姫路城編 / Himeji Castle https://youtu.be/mJFyL_wie4Y (愛媛・松山の旅 再生リスト / Matsuyama Ehime, Japan Travel Movies List → https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvCxmnWFmh7FJGUcxwKIlZFizkbM8gnvw) - Wikipedia - 松山城（まつやまじょう）は、愛媛県松山市にあった城。別名金亀城（きんきじょう）、勝山城（かつやまじょう）。各地の松山城と区別するため、伊予松山城とも呼ばれる。現在は、城跡の主要部分が公園として整備され、大天守（現存12天守の1つ）を含む21棟の建造物が現存し、それぞれ国の重要文化財に、城郭遺構は国の史跡に指定されている。そのほか、昭和初期の1933年に大天守を除いて焼失した、連立式天守群の小天守以下5棟のほか塀を含む22棟が木造で復元されている。2009年のミシュラン観光版（ギード・ベール）日本編では二つ星に選定された[2]。松山市の中心部、勝山（城山）山頂に本丸、西南麓に二之丸と三之丸を構える平山城である。日本三大平山城にも数えられる。山頂の本壇にある天守（大天守）は、日本の12箇所に現存する天守の一つである。この中では、姫路城と同じく、連立式で、日本三大連立式平山城の1つにも数えられる。1933年ごろまでは、本丸部分には40棟の建造物が現存していたが、1949年までに19棟が火災により失われ、現存建築は21棟にまで減少した。建造物の現存数は二条城（京都府）の28棟に次ぐものである。幕末に再建された大天守ほか、日本で現存数の少ない望楼型二重櫓である野原櫓（騎馬櫓）や、深さ44メートルにおよぶ本丸の井戸などが保存されている。 Matsuyama Castle (松山城 Matsuyama-jō?) is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the former Iyo Province). It is not to be confused with Bitchū Matsuyama Castle. This castle was originally built by Kato Yoshiaki in 1603. It had a large five-story tenshu, or keep, which was moved to Aizu Castle when Kato was transferred there in 1627. The next lord, Tadachika Gamoh, died in 1635, shortly after completing the ninomaru. After Tadachika, Matsudaira Sadayuki became the new lord. He completed a new Castle Tower (tenshu) in 1642. His heirs continued to rule the castle after his death. However, on New Years Day, 1784, this Castle Tower (tenshu) was struck by lightning and burned down. The current Castle Tower (tenshu) was built between 1820 and 1854. The castle survived the Meiji restoration, but parts of it were destroyed by bombing from American forces during World War II. Since 1966, the city of Matsuyama has been working to restore the castle. -
1:43MATSUYAMA CASTLE JAPAN | JAPAN TOURISM | TRAVEL
MATSUYAMA CASTLE JAPAN | JAPAN TOURISM | TRAVELMATSUYAMA CASTLE JAPAN | JAPAN TOURISM | TRAVEL
Matsuyama Castle is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the former Iyo Province). It is not to be confused with Bitchū Matsuyama Castle. This castle was originally built by Kato Yoshiaki in 1603. It had a large five-story tenshu, or keep, which was moved to Aizu Castle when Kato was transferred there in 1627. The next lord, Tadachika Gamoh, died in 1635, shortly after completing the ninomaru. After Tadachika, Matsudaira Sadayuki became the new lord. He completed a new Castle Tower (tenshu) in 1642. His heirs continued to rule the castle after his death. However, on New Years Day, 1784, this Castle Tower (tenshu) was struck by lightning and burned down. The current Castle Tower (tenshu) was built between 1820 and 1854. The castle survived the Meiji restoration, but parts of it were destroyed by bombing from American forces during World War II. Since 1966, the city of Matsuyama has been working to restore the castle.
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松山城｜Matsuyama Castle, Ehime Japan, Michelin Guide【愛媛県松山市】
ニッポンの建築 その三【Japanese Style Architectures #3】 史跡・重要文化財が多く存在する愛媛県松山市の伊予松山城。ミシュランガイド2つ星を獲得。 姫路城編 / Himeji Castle https://youtu.be/mJFyL_wie4Y (愛媛・松山の旅 再生リスト / Matsuyama Ehime, Japan Travel Movies List → https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvCxmnWFmh7FJGUcxwKIlZFizkbM8gnvw) - Wikipedia - 松山城（まつやまじょう）は、愛媛県松山市にあった城。別名金亀城（きんきじょう）、勝山城（かつやまじょう）。各地の松山城と区別するため、伊予松山城とも呼ばれる。現在は、城跡の主要部分が公園として整備され、大天守（現存12天守の1つ）を含む21棟の建造物が現存し、それぞれ国の重要文化財に、城郭遺構は国の史跡に指定されている。そのほか、昭和初期の1933年に大天守を除いて焼失した、連立式天守群の小天守以下5棟のほか塀を含む22棟が木造で復元されている。2009年のミシュラン観光版（ギード・ベール）日本編では二つ星に選定された[2]。松山市の中心部、勝山（城山）山頂に本丸、西南麓に二之丸と三之丸を構える平山城である。日本三大平山城にも数えられる。山頂の本壇にある天守（大天守）は、日本の12箇所に現存する天守の一つである。この中では、姫路城と同じく、連立式で、日本三大連立式平山城の1つにも数えられる。1933年ごろまでは、本丸部分には40棟の建造物が現存していたが、1949年までに19棟が火災により失われ、現存建築は21棟にまで減少した。建造物の現存数は二条城（京都府）の28棟に次ぐものである。幕末に再...
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MATSUYAMA CASTLE JAPAN | JAPAN TOURISM | TRAVEL
Matsuyama Castle is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the former Iyo Province). It is not to be confused with Bitchū Matsuyama Castle. This castle was originally built by Kato Yoshiaki in 1603. It had a large five-story tenshu, or keep, which was moved to Aizu Castle when Kato was transferred there in 1627. The next lord, Tadachika Gamoh, died in 1635, shortly after completing the ninomaru. After Tadachika, Matsudaira Sadayuki became the new lord. He completed a new Castle Tower (tenshu) in 1642. His heirs continued to rule the castle after his death. However, on New Years Day, 1784, this Castle Tower (tenshu) was struck by lightning and burned down. The current Castle Tower (tenshu) was ...
published: 10 Nov 2016
松山城｜Matsuyama Castle, Ehime Japan, Michelin Guide【愛媛県松山市】
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ニッポンの建築 その三【Japanese Style Architectures #3】
史跡・重要文化財が多く存在する愛媛県松山市の伊予松山城。ミシュランガイド2つ星を獲得。
姫路城編 / Himeji Castle https://youtu.be/mJFyL_wie4Y
(愛媛・松山の旅 再生リスト ...
ニッポンの建築 その三【Japanese Style Architectures #3】
史跡・重要文化財が多く存在する愛媛県松山市の伊予松山城。ミシュランガイド2つ星を獲得。
姫路城編 / Himeji Castle https://youtu.be/mJFyL_wie4Y
(愛媛・松山の旅 再生リスト / Matsuyama Ehime, Japan Travel Movies List → https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvCxmnWFmh7FJGUcxwKIlZFizkbM8gnvw)
- Wikipedia -
松山城（まつやまじょう）は、愛媛県松山市にあった城。別名金亀城（きんきじょう）、勝山城（かつやまじょう）。各地の松山城と区別するため、伊予松山城とも呼ばれる。現在は、城跡の主要部分が公園として整備され、大天守（現存12天守の1つ）を含む21棟の建造物が現存し、それぞれ国の重要文化財に、城郭遺構は国の史跡に指定されている。そのほか、昭和初期の1933年に大天守を除いて焼失した、連立式天守群の小天守以下5棟のほか塀を含む22棟が木造で復元されている。2009年のミシュラン観光版（ギード・ベール）日本編では二つ星に選定された[2]。松山市の中心部、勝山（城山）山頂に本丸、西南麓に二之丸と三之丸を構える平山城である。日本三大平山城にも数えられる。山頂の本壇にある天守（大天守）は、日本の12箇所に現存する天守の一つである。この中では、姫路城と同じく、連立式で、日本三大連立式平山城の1つにも数えられる。1933年ごろまでは、本丸部分には40棟の建造物が現存していたが、1949年までに19棟が火災により失われ、現存建築は21棟にまで減少した。建造物の現存数は二条城（京都府）の28棟に次ぐものである。幕末に再建された大天守ほか、日本で現存数の少ない望楼型二重櫓である野原櫓（騎馬櫓）や、深さ44メートルにおよぶ本丸の井戸などが保存されている。
Matsuyama Castle (松山城 Matsuyama-jō?) is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the former Iyo Province). It is not to be confused with Bitchū Matsuyama Castle. This castle was originally built by Kato Yoshiaki in 1603. It had a large five-story tenshu, or keep, which was moved to Aizu Castle when Kato was transferred there in 1627. The next lord, Tadachika Gamoh, died in 1635, shortly after completing the ninomaru. After Tadachika, Matsudaira Sadayuki became the new lord. He completed a new Castle Tower (tenshu) in 1642. His heirs continued to rule the castle after his death. However, on New Years Day, 1784, this Castle Tower (tenshu) was struck by lightning and burned down. The current Castle Tower (tenshu) was built between 1820 and 1854. The castle survived the Meiji restoration, but parts of it were destroyed by bombing from American forces during World War II. Since 1966, the city of Matsuyama has been working to restore the castle.
https://wn.com/松山城｜Matsuyama_Castle,_Ehime_Japan,_Michelin_Guide【愛媛県松山市】
ニッポンの建築 その三【Japanese Style Architectures #3】
史跡・重要文化財が多く存在する愛媛県松山市の伊予松山城。ミシュランガイド2つ星を獲得。
姫路城編 / Himeji Castle https://youtu.be/mJFyL_wie4Y
(愛媛・松山の旅 再生リスト / Matsuyama Ehime, Japan Travel Movies List → https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvCxmnWFmh7FJGUcxwKIlZFizkbM8gnvw)
- Wikipedia -
松山城（まつやまじょう）は、愛媛県松山市にあった城。別名金亀城（きんきじょう）、勝山城（かつやまじょう）。各地の松山城と区別するため、伊予松山城とも呼ばれる。現在は、城跡の主要部分が公園として整備され、大天守（現存12天守の1つ）を含む21棟の建造物が現存し、それぞれ国の重要文化財に、城郭遺構は国の史跡に指定されている。そのほか、昭和初期の1933年に大天守を除いて焼失した、連立式天守群の小天守以下5棟のほか塀を含む22棟が木造で復元されている。2009年のミシュラン観光版（ギード・ベール）日本編では二つ星に選定された[2]。松山市の中心部、勝山（城山）山頂に本丸、西南麓に二之丸と三之丸を構える平山城である。日本三大平山城にも数えられる。山頂の本壇にある天守（大天守）は、日本の12箇所に現存する天守の一つである。この中では、姫路城と同じく、連立式で、日本三大連立式平山城の1つにも数えられる。1933年ごろまでは、本丸部分には40棟の建造物が現存していたが、1949年までに19棟が火災により失われ、現存建築は21棟にまで減少した。建造物の現存数は二条城（京都府）の28棟に次ぐものである。幕末に再建された大天守ほか、日本で現存数の少ない望楼型二重櫓である野原櫓（騎馬櫓）や、深さ44メートルにおよぶ本丸の井戸などが保存されている。
Matsuyama Castle (松山城 Matsuyama-jō?) is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the former Iyo Province). It is not to be confused with Bitchū Matsuyama Castle. This castle was originally built by Kato Yoshiaki in 1603. It had a large five-story tenshu, or keep, which was moved to Aizu Castle when Kato was transferred there in 1627. The next lord, Tadachika Gamoh, died in 1635, shortly after completing the ninomaru. After Tadachika, Matsudaira Sadayuki became the new lord. He completed a new Castle Tower (tenshu) in 1642. His heirs continued to rule the castle after his death. However, on New Years Day, 1784, this Castle Tower (tenshu) was struck by lightning and burned down. The current Castle Tower (tenshu) was built between 1820 and 1854. The castle survived the Meiji restoration, but parts of it were destroyed by bombing from American forces during World War II. Since 1966, the city of Matsuyama has been working to restore the castle.
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Matsuyama Castle is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the...
Matsuyama Castle is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the former Iyo Province). It is not to be confused with Bitchū Matsuyama Castle.
This castle was originally built by Kato Yoshiaki in 1603. It had a large five-story tenshu, or keep, which was moved to Aizu Castle when Kato was transferred there in 1627. The next lord, Tadachika Gamoh, died in 1635, shortly after completing the ninomaru. After Tadachika, Matsudaira Sadayuki became the new lord. He completed a new Castle Tower (tenshu) in 1642. His heirs continued to rule the castle after his death. However, on New Years Day, 1784, this Castle Tower (tenshu) was struck by lightning and burned down. The current Castle Tower (tenshu) was built between 1820 and 1854. The castle survived the Meiji restoration, but parts of it were destroyed by bombing from American forces during World War II. Since 1966, the city of Matsuyama has been working to restore the castle.
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Matsuyama Castle is a flatland-mountain castle that was built in 1603 on Mount Katsuyama, whose height is 132 meters, in Matsuyama city in Ehime Prefecture (the former Iyo Province). It is not to be confused with Bitchū Matsuyama Castle.
This castle was originally built by Kato Yoshiaki in 1603. It had a large five-story tenshu, or keep, which was moved to Aizu Castle when Kato was transferred there in 1627. The next lord, Tadachika Gamoh, died in 1635, shortly after completing the ninomaru. After Tadachika, Matsudaira Sadayuki became the new lord. He completed a new Castle Tower (tenshu) in 1642. His heirs continued to rule the castle after his death. However, on New Years Day, 1784, this Castle Tower (tenshu) was struck by lightning and burned down. The current Castle Tower (tenshu) was built between 1820 and 1854. The castle survived the Meiji restoration, but parts of it were destroyed by bombing from American forces during World War II. Since 1966, the city of Matsuyama has been working to restore the castle.
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松山城｜Matsuyama Castle, Ehime Japan, Michelin Guide【愛媛県松山市】
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史跡・重要文化財が多く存在する愛媛県松山市の伊予松山城。ミシュランガイド2つ星を獲得。
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Is Trump About to Declare a State of Emergency?
Edit Newsweek 01 Aug 2017
This article first appeared on the Just Security site. As Trump reissues his “lock her up” talk against Hillary Clinton and assaults the Justice Department, FBI, and media, the Brennan Center recently had a prescient meeting about what to do if President Trump uses some pretext to launch a state of emergency. The room was full of lawyers from past administrations and Congress who had dealt with just this sort of legal issue ... Bush ... ....
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The U.S. Military Has Detected ‘Highly Unusual’ North Korean Submarine Activity
Edit Time Magazine 01 Aug 2017
North Korea has been engaged in “highly unusual and unprecedented levels” of submarine activity in the wake of its second intercontinental ballistic missile launch this month, according to analysis by the U.S. military. Speaking with CNN, an unnamed U.S ... Sinpo functions as a center of North Korea’s submarine-launched ballistic missile program ... The U.S....
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Time’s running out: Trump’s terrible choices on North Korea
Edit The Tribune San Luis Obispo 01 Aug 2017
While political Washington indulged its obsession over the latest toxic Trump turmoil, North Korea launched another ICBM test, the second in July and 12th this year, in its relentless quest ... ....
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Immigrant population hits new high in Germany
Edit Reuters 01 Aug 2017
BERLIN (Reuters) - The number of people with an immigrant background in Germany rose 8.5 percent to a record 18.6 million in 2016, largely due to an increase in refugees, the Federal Statistics Office said on Tuesday ... ....
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China confident about defeating all invasions: President Xi Jinping
Edit Moneycontrol 01 Aug 2017
"The Chinese people love peace. We will never seek aggression or expansion, but we have the confidence to defeat all invasions," Xi, 64, said. President Xi Jinping today said China will never compromise on its sovereignty and security and its Army has the confidence to defeat "all invasions" ... Xi's remarks came amid the Sino-India standoff in the Sikkim section. "The Chinese people love peace ... ....
Japan to import 300 tonnes feed barley via tender
Edit The Times of India 19 Jul 2017
TOKYO, July 19 (Reuters) - Japan's Ministry of Agriculture said it would import 300 tonnes of feed-quality barley for livestock use via a simultaneous buy and sell (SBS) auction that closed late on Wednesday. The ministry had sought 120,000 tonnes of feed wheat and 200,000 tonnes of feed barley to be loaded by Oct. 31 and arrive in Japan by Dec ... N.A. Feed barley 300 N.A. N.A. (Reporting by Yoko Matsudaira; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu) ... 3000....
Jim Kanno, first mayor of Fountain Valley, dies at 91
Edit Orange County Register 18 Jul 2017
Jim Kanno, the first mayor of Fountain Valley and widely reported at the time as the first Japanese American mayor in the U.S., died Saturday, July 15, at age 91. Kanno was born in Santa Ana ... He was 91. / Photo by Starr Buck, Orange County Register ... Although local media at the time reported he was the first Japanese American mayor in the United States, Edmonston, Md., claims Kinjiro Matsudaira, elected in 1927, as the first ... ....
Japan to import 15,750 tonnes feed wheat via tender
Edit The Times of India 05 Jul 2017
TOKYO, July 5 (Reuters) - Japan's Ministry of Agriculture said it would import 15,750 tonnes of feed-quality wheat for livestock use via a simultaneous buy and sell (SBS) auction that closed late on Wednesday ... It is seeking the same amounts for each grain to be loaded and shipped during the same period in a similar tender that will be held on July 12 ... N.A. Feed barley 0 N.A ... (Reporting by Yoko Matsudaira; Editing by Biju Dwarakanath) ... or....
Table tennis: 3rd seed Ishikawa crashes out in Japan Open 1st round
Edit Kyodo 16 Jun 2017
Japan's third seed Kasumi Ishikawa went out in the first round of the Japan Open on Friday, losing 4-1 to China's Wang Manyu in the women's singles ... Ishikawa won the first game 11-6 but her backhands began to falter in fast rallies in the face of an aggressive Wang and she missed a serve to hand the Chinese a 2-1 lead ... Kenta Matsudaira, seeded 10th, won in full games against Ricardo Walther but lost 4-1 to Chinese third seed Xu Xin ... ....
Japan to import 12,500 tonnes feed wheat and barley via tender
Edit The Times of India 14 Jun 2017
TOKYO, June 14 (Reuters) - Japan's Ministry of Agriculture said it would import 12,300 tonnes of feed-quality wheat, and 200 tonnes of barley for livestock use, via a simultaneous buy and sell (SBS) auction that closed late on Wednesday ... Details of the results are below, with the quantity in tonnes and the average price in yen per tonne ... N.A. Feed barley 200 N.A. N.A. (Reporting by Yoko Matsudaira; Editing by Amrutha Gayathri) ... RELATED ... or....
Japan to import 14,010 tonnes feed wheat via tender
Edit The Times of India 07 Jun 2017
TOKYO, Jun 7 (Reuters) - Japan's Ministry of Agriculture said it would import 14,010 tonnes of feed-quality wheat for livestock use via a simultaneous buy and sell (SBS) auction that closed late on Wednesday. The ministry had sought 120,000 tonnes of feed wheat and 200,000 tonnes of feed barley to be loaded by Sept. 30 and arrive in Japan by Nov ... N.A. Feed barley 0 N.A. N.A. (Reporting by Yoko Matsudaira; Editing by Sunil Nair) ... RELATED ... or....
Sharath, Manika keeping Indian hopes alive
Edit Deccan Herald 01 Jun 2017
Sharath Kamal was one of the two Indians to survive the first round of the 2017 World Table Tennis Championships. file photo ... The other six fell by the wayside, bowing out in the first round of the main draw yesterday evening ... The Austrian accounted for Japanese Kenta Matsudaira (4- 3) 11-7, 13-11,6-11,10-12,11-13,11-7,8-11 in one of the top fights on the day to send the 18th seed packing ... ....
Sharath, Manika keeping Indian hopes alive at World TT Championships
Edit The Times of India 01 Jun 2017
DUSSELDORF. Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra were the only Indian paddlers who survived to live another day in the singles events of the 2017 World Table Tennis Championships here ... The Austrian accounted for Japanese Kenta Matsudaira (4-3) 11-7, 13-11, 6-11, 10-12, 11-13, 11-7, 8-11 in one of the top fights on the day to send the 18th seed packing. The Austrian is ranked 118 while the Japanese is ranked 18 in the world ... RELATED ... Ancestry....
Japan to import 225 tonnes feed barley via tender
Edit The Times of India 19 Apr 2017
TOKYO, April 19 (Reuters) - Japan's Ministry of Agriculture said it would import 225 tonnes of feed-quality barley for livestock use via a simultaneous buy and sell (SBS) auction that closed late on Wednesday ... It is seeking the same quantity for each grain to be loaded and shipped during the same period in a similar tender that will be held on April 26 ... N.A ... N.A. (Reporting by Yoko Matsudaira; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips) ... RELATED....
Could Japan end China's ping-pong supremacy?
Edit China Daily 18 Apr 2017
Since the turn of the century, China has reigned supreme in the world of table tennis. But now a talented young Japanese team is eyeing China’s throne, Dominic Morgan reports ... But on the final day of play on April 16, the mood in the Chinese camp was far from triumphant ... The men's team still contains relative veterans like 26-year-old Kenta Matsudaira, but also Tomokazu Harimoto, who was born in 2003 ... Previous Page 1 2 Next Page ... ....
Chinese male paddlers' new boss Qin getting results
Edit Xinhua 11 Apr 2017
After the 1996 Atlanta Olympic champion Liu Guoliang, coaching the men's team for 14 years, decided not to run for the post again earlier this year, Liu's assistant Qin took over as the new head coach last Thursday ... 1 Ma Long, No ... In the other semifinal, Kim Taek Soo guided South Korean players Lee Sangsu, Jang Woojin and Jeong Sangeun to a three-nil victory over Japanese trio Kenta Matsudaira, Koki Niwa and Maharu Yoshimura ... ....
Indians fail to reach semis of Asian TT meet
Edit Yahoo Daily News 11 Apr 2017
Wuxi (China), April 11 (IANS) India squandered a raft of chances against Japan to lose 2-3 and bowed out in the quarterfinals of the Asian TT Championships here on Tuesday ... The agony continued as Harmeet Desai, despite leading 2-1 and 10-all in the fourth game against Kenta Matsudaira, went down in a five-game defeat (5-11, 8-11, 11-2, 14-12, 11-6) ... But what followed was rather surprising as G ... --IANS. dm/gau/dg. ....
India miss bagful of chances to lose to Japan in Asian TT
Edit DNA India 11 Apr 2017
The Indian men's team squandered a flurry of chances to lose 2-3 to formidable Japan in the quarterfinals of the Asian Table Tennis Championships here today ... The agony continued as Harmeet Desai, despite leading 2 -1 and 10-all in the fourth game against Kenta Matsudaira, suffered a five-game defeat (5-11, 8-11, 11-2, 14-12, 11-6) ... ....
Designing and modeling Nier: Automata's android protagonist
Edit Gamasutra 04 Apr 2017
Nier. Automata character modeller Hito Matsudaira�has put together an in-depth blog post explaining how he brought the game's protagonist, 2B, to life.� ... ....
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