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鈴木 正孝（Masataka Suzuki）

Learn About the Kyoto International Manga Museum With This Video This video, titled "Kyoto International Manga Museum - Local Information Video Site Machi Log" (京都国際マンガミュージアム - 地域情報動画サイト　街ログ) "Machi Log," a Japanese video news site. It's a promotional video of the Kyoto International Manga Museum located in Nakagyo, Kyoto. One Piece, Chihayafuru, Kimetsu no Yaiba... The craze for Japanese Manga and Cosplay has been rapidly spreading across the world. The Kyoto International Manga Museum is a paradise for manga lovers, and attracts both domestic and international visitors. From the classics to the latest manga - you are free to read any comic from the collection. This article looks at the facilities and history of the Kyoto International Manga Museum. What is the Kyoto International Manga Museum? Source :YouTube screenshot In November 2006, the Kyoto International Manga Museum was founded as a joint project between Kyoto city and Kyoto Seika University (a university noted for its faculties of manga and anime). The building housing the museum is the former Tatsuike Elementary School. Today, the museum is also recognized as a comprehensive cultural facility that holds many important historical, as well as contemporary, manga-related materials including Meiji-period(1868-1912) magazines, the postwar rental comics, and the original illustrations. The museum offers a variety of entertainment to both children and young adults, such as the "Children's Library"(0:58-) that contains plenty of illustrated books for children, the "Walls of Manga" which have a total length extending 140 meters (1:10-), the "International Manga Expo" dedicated to international manga, periodic performances of kamishibai (paper plays) (1:19-), and a portrait corner. Some facilities try to limit overcrowding on Saturdays, Sundays or national holidays by limiting the number of participants. The world-class manga collection includes the classics or the growing section of international manga. Highlights of the Kyoto International Manga Museum Source :YouTube screenshot Not just offering the opportunity to enjoy manga, the Kyoto International Manga Museum also has facilities that allow you to conduct research on the topic as well. The research reference room, for example, allows you to access to the digital archives. Hands-on workshops give participants a real manga-making experience. These facilities and workshops are to help contribute to cultivating future manga artists and animators. Visitors are greeted by a figure from one of Tezuka Osamu's masterpieces, "Hi no Tori" (Phoenix), suspended on the atrium as they walk in. Drawn on the wall of the in-house cafe are the autographs and illustrations by many famous manga artists. These exclusive attractions ensure an instagrammable picture. The museum provides various facilities such as a museum shop that stocks a huge lineup of the museum's original goods, including its mascot character "Manyu". Visitors can enjoy a picnic in the museums courtyard as well. Summary of the Kyoto International Manga Museum Introduction Source :YouTube screenshot This article introduced the Kyoto International Manga Museum, a must-go place for all manga fans or youngsters who are aiming to be illustrators/manga artists themselves. The museum has held many collab events with popular manga. In December 2019, a pop-up store teamed up with "The Seven Deadly Sins" opened there. The Kyoto International Manga Museum offers you quite unique manga-related experiences. It is made to entertain everyone. You can simply enjoy reading manga, or track back the history of the art form. If you're planning on visiting Kyoto It's a great opportunity to visit the Kyoto International Manga Museum. ◆Kyoto International Manga Museum｜General Information◆ 【Address】〒604-0846 Kyoto International Manga Museum Karasuma-Oike, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto Japan (Address to put in your car's navigation system) 604-0846 Kinbuki cho 452, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto city 【Entrance Fee】Adults - 800 yen, High school and junior high school student - 300 yen, Children - 100 yen(Group discounts are available) 【Hours】10:00-18:00 【Holidays】Tuesdays 【Parking】None 【Telephone No】+81-75-254-7414 【Official Website】Kyoto International Manga Museum https://www.kyotomm.jp/en/

Enjoy Watching This Pokémon Card Game Introductory Video! This video, titled "The Official Pokémon Card Game PV (Pokémon Card Players)" (【公式】ポケモンカードゲームPV　「ポケモンカードプレイヤーズ」) introduces the Pokémon card game which is hugely popular among people of all ages. Thanks to publicity from Youtubers and social media, the Pokémon card game is known worldwide and it would be no exaggeration to say that it is the most popular card game of our time. In this article, we'll introduce you to this new Pokémon card game in detail. How It's Played Source :YouTube screenshot Pokémon cards originated from the video game known in Japanese as Pocket Monsters or Pokémon as it's called in English, published by the Pokémon Company (originally it was published by Nintendo). Card versions were made of the monsters (or Pokémon) that appear in this game to turn it into a 2 player trading card game. Cute monsters, such as Pikachu that appear in the video game, have gained a large number of fans worldwide and the game was recently made into the popular smartphone application "Pokémon GO" which was all the rage for a while. Here is a list of the minimum number of items you will need to play the card game: ・Pokémon card deck (60 cards) ・1 Pokémon coin ・Damage counter (as many 10, 50, and 100 damage counters as possible) ・Poison marker/Burned marker (2 or 3 of each) ・GX marker (1 or 2) Source :YouTube screenshot If you're playing in an official competition, a special mat is also required. The rules are very simple: all you have to do is defeat your opponent's Pokémon in battle using your own Pokémon. Each time you win, you can take a prize card (there are normally 6 prize cards in total). The first player to draw all 6 prize cards wins. Please check the official website for a more detailed description of how to play the game. Can Complete Beginners Start Playing This Pokémon Card Game? Source :YouTube screenshot Trading card games may sound hard to get into at first, but the Pokémon card game is so simple anyone can start playing. For those who haven't collected the 60 cards that normally make up a deck, you can purchase a Starter Set which contains coins and markers among other things, that will allow you to start playing right away! You can also practice playing online via a simulation on the official Pokémon card game website. We highly recommend trying it out before you purchase your first Pokémon cards! From 0:06 in the video, you can see a woman playing with Pokémon cards, and a father and son from 0:18, and at 0:46 you can see a large-scale Pokémon card championship with elementary school students competing against one another. The Pokémon card game is truly a game loved by all generations. Pokémon Card Game Introduction Summary Source :YouTube screenshot Summary of the New Pokémon TCG Causing a Stir Each time a new Pokémon game is released, new character cards based on the Pokémon in the game are also released. The most recent versions are Sun and Moon which was then followed by Sword and Shield. Pokémon is a card game that is constantly evolving. The Pokémon card game is now popular not only in Japan, but all over the world to the extent that there are now Pokémon World Championships being held every year. As you can see from the video, the Pokémon card game brings together people of all ages. Why not relive your childhood and enjoy playing this exciting game? 【Official Website】Pokémon Card Game Players Club https://event.pokemon-card.com/

Video introduction of Konami booth at Japan Amusement Expo, Makuhari Messe, Chiba, Japan. This video titled “Konami Arcade Game 2019 (JAEPO)" features Konami's booth at the Japan amusement EXPO 2019 (JAEPO)（ジャパンアミューズメントエキスポ2019（JAEPO）） held at the Makuhari Messe convention center in January, 2019. The Japan amusement EXPO is an exhibition of arcade games held at Makuhari Messe in Chiba (千葉県：Chiba prefecture). Famous game companies such as SQUARE ENIX, BANDAI or SEGA release the latest arcade games at this exhibition. Konami is the maker of various games and gaming consoles such as arcade games or rhythm games set in a game arcade. In this article, we will introduce what the Konami booth exhibits at their booth in the Japan amusement EXPO. Be sure to follow along with the video. Arcade games Introduced at Konami's Booth at the Japan Amusement Expo 2019 Source :YouTube screenshot 1. Dance Dance Revolution 20th anniversary. You can see footage of this from 0:38. DDR is a rhythm game. The golden body of this arcade game is highly visible not only in the Konami booth but also throughout the entire exhibition. 4.1 ch’s high quality sound and 55 inch’s large screen allows players to enjoy endless hours of fun with this rhythm game, which is exactly why many people looking for the newest rhythm game visited Konami's booth. Source :YouTube screenshot 2. ELDORA CROWN “ELDORA CROWN”, an arcade medal game, is a “Dungeon crawler RPG” that was released 15 years ago. Footage of its newest installment appears at 1:40. Although this is an arcade medal game, players can enjoy the many different functions that a normal Dungeon crawler RPG has to offer; one of these being jobs/classes. In online mode, a player can compete with up to 10 other players at a time. Source :YouTube screenshot 3. BOMBER GIRL "BOMBER GIRL” is the most popular game online game among foreign audiences. The old, familiar bomber man is transformed and comes back to life as a cute girl. This arcade game garnered a lot of people’s attention, not only because of the attractiveness of the characters, but also because of the quality of the games 3D images. 　 Also a full-scale baseball card collection game game, "Anima Lotta," a game that will draw you in with its dazzling glimmer, and "Marble Carnival," a type of medal game that uses marbles, were also exhibited at Konami’s booth. Summary of Konami's Japan Amusement Expo 2019 Booth Source :YouTube screenshot Did you enjoy the video featuring the “Konami booth” at the 2019 Japan amusement EXPO? If so, don't forget it's held in January or February every year. In addition to game demos, the Japan Amusement Expo sponsors other events such as the "Tenka Ichigege Festival", the "Tenkaichi Medage Festival", as well as the "Tenka Ikgege Festival." If you want to compete with other players, why not try participating in these competitions? Also there are other exciting activities at the Japan Amusement Expo such as crane games, where players can bring back prizes for free, or you can meet famous YouTubers who visit this Expo to shoot videos. The Japan Amusement Expo is a famous event that attracts about 70 thousand visitors. There are two types of entrance tickets: “Business tickets” and “General entry tickets." If you are interested in the Japan Amusement Expo, be sure to give it a visit! 【Official Website】Japan Amusement Expo http://www.jaepo.jp/top_en.html

The words of Empress Masako "From Diplomat to the Imperial Family - Memorable Words of Masako（外交官から皇室へ　記憶に残る雅子さまのお言葉）" produced by "FNN.jp Prime Online" is a video created to commemorate the "celebration ceremony" of the parade celebrating the throne of the Emperor. This movie allows you to see the words and career of the Emperor and Empress of Japan. The celebration ceremony, held on November 10, 2019 (the first year of Reiwa), attracted the attention of many people, both in Japan and overseas. In this article, I would like to introduce the history and words of Empress Masako. Who is Empress Masako?？ Source :YouTube screenshot Empress Masako's former name is Masako Owada. She was born at a hospital in Toranomon, Minato Ward, Tokyo. After living in Russia and the United States, she attended Harvard University and worked for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for six years. Later, she met Crown Prince Naruhito and they married. She was 29 years old at the time. After marrying, she became Crown Princess and has been active in public affairs until now. In 2019 (Heisei 31), Emperor Akihito, abdicated from rule and Naruhito was enthroned by the Emperor. The medals are the first prize of the medals, and the emblem / symbol mark used by the Japanese royal family for personal items is Hamanas. In November of 2019 (the first year of Reiwa), celebrations of the throne of the emperor, such as the “national celebration of the throne of the emperor” and the “celebration ceremony” were held. "Arashi"and the blind pianist "Nobuyuki Tsujii"performed the celebration songs. A Collection of the Words of Emiko Masako Source :YouTube screenshot The video introduces many words that Masako has bestowed upon the Japanese people. You can watch a valuable press conference about her engagement with Naruhito before her marriage while studying at Oxford University in the United Kingdom, from 0:11 in the video. Here, the words of Prince Naruhito when proposing to Masako are stated. You can also watch the parade, a marriage ceremony held on June 9, 1993, at 0:34. You can watch Masako's 33rd birthday interview from 1:14, 34th from 1:34, and 35th from 2:10. At a 34-year-old press conference, she expressed her thoughts on the happiness of the people. Source :YouTube screenshot As you can see from 2:26, the Imperial Household Agency announced the possibility of pregnancy in 2001, and Aiko was born. In 2002, the first meeting after Aiko's birth was held, and words of joy were expressed, and Naruhito gently strokes Masako's back while filled with tears. You can see this from 3:00 the video. As you can see at 3:51 in the video, Masako was diagnosed with a maladaptive disorder in 2004, and has been undergoing treatment since. In addition, it introduces interviews during her visit to New Zealand and Australia, her impressions of her 55th birthday in 2018, and remarks from various eras. The video closes with footage of the “New Year Celebration Ceremony”, which was held after the Imperial Palace Festival in 2019. Summary of This Article Source :YouTube screenshot "From the diplomats to the imperial family - Masako's memorable words" produced by "FNN.jp Prime Online" is a video commemorating the parade celebrating the throne of the Emperor. Masako's words from each era will are introduced and you will be impressed by Masako's character.

世界中から高い評価を集める「日本産ウイスキー」、人気の秘密は職人のこだわりにあった！ こちらの動画は「ANA Global Channel」が公開した「WHISKY - IS JAPAN COOL? WASHOKU - 和食 （ウイスキー）」です。 近年、ハイボールブームやNHKの連続テレビ小説「マッサン」の放送により、人気に火がついた日本産ウイスキー。 ウイスキーと一言で言っても種類はさまざま。 大きく分けて、スコッチ、アイリッシュ、バーボン、カナディアン、そしてジャパニーズ（日本産）と5種類あります。 たくさんの種類があるウイスキーの中でも日本産のウイスキーの人気は国内にとどまらず、世界中から高い評価を浴びています。 日本産ウイスキーは、注目の高さから入手が困難になっていたり、価格にも大きな差が出ています。日本のウイスキーがこれほどまで高い評価を得るようになったのは、職人の徹底したウイスキーへのこだわりがあったから。 日本のウイスキーの90年の歴史は職人のウイスキーへの情熱の積み重ねでした。 日本の職人のウイスキー造りへのこだわり 日本のウイスキーは「味と香りが素晴らしい」と、国際的なコンテストでもさまざまな賞を受賞しています。 そんな高評価を得ている日本のウイスキーの美味しさの秘訣は、職人のこだわりによるところがとても大きいと言えます。 動画で紹介されているサントリー名誉ブレンダーの輿水精一さんによると、ウイスキーの魅力は、樽で長いこと寝かせる熟成にあり、サントリー「響」は、日本でとれるミズナラの木で作った手作りの樽で原酒を長期熟成させているのです。 このミズナラの樽で原酒を寝かせることで日本のウイスキー独特の香りや味わいが生まれているのです。 木の樽で原酒を熟成させるということが、日本産のウイスキーの特徴を生み出すひとつの要因となっています。 日本産ウイスキー（ジャパニーズウイスキー）の種類 日本国内で作られている日本産ウイスキーにはどのような種類があるのか知らないという方も多いのではないでしょうか？ 日本産ウイスキーは主に3つの種類に分けられます。 ・モルトウイスキー　 日本産ウイスキーにおけるモルトウイスキーとは、原料に麦芽（モルト）だけを使用した、単式蒸留のウイスキーを指します。 味わいは力強く濃厚です。 ・グレーンウイスキー　 日本産ウイスキーにおけるモルトウイスキーは、原料にトウモロコシ、ライ麦などの穀類（グレーン）を使用した連続蒸留のウイスキーを指します。 くせのない飲みやすさが特徴。 職人のこだわりの詰まった日本産ウイスキー紹介まとめ 日本産ウイスキーについてもっと知りたいという人はぜひ動画をご覧ください。 職人のウイスキーへの情熱に触れることで、ウイスキーの深みのある味と香りがさらに美味しく感じられるかもしれません。

The Ancient Ryukyuan Martial Art "Kobudo" This video, titled "８０歳の棒術が速すぎる！沖縄の古武道が超実戦的だった Amazing! A 80-year-old Master, Ryukyu Kobudou," was produced by "kuro-obi world." It introduces Kobudo, an ancient Ryukyuan martial art. From 0:10 in the video, Koutaro Iha, the president of the Ryukyu Society of Ryukyu Kobudo, shows off his brilliant techniques with movements that will have you thinking "there's no way this guy is 80." If you want to learn practical Kobudo, check out the video to learn some awesome techniques! In this article, we'll introduce Ryukyuan Kobudo, alongside the video! What Is Kobudo? Source :YouTube screenshot Ryukyu kobujutsu is an ancient martial art that has been handed down in Okinawa Prefecture since ancient times. It generally utilizes weaponry and is also called Okinawan kobudo, Okinawan kobudo, or Ryukyu kobudo. Ryukyu kobudo has been practiced by samurai since the era of the Ryukyu Kingdom (1429-1879 AD). practiced a wide range of martial arts that involved stick fighting, spears, karate, swords, archery, long swords, nunti, mountain-based sword styles, sais, canes, paddles, tonfa, and more. There are three main types of Ryukyu ancient martial arts schools. Three types: Shinken Taira's system (Ryukyu Kobudo Preservation Society, Ryukyu Kobudo Preservation Society), Motobu Choyu’s system (Motobu Goten Kobu Martial Arts Association), and Matayoshi Shimkou’s system (Kinkou Karate Okinawa Kobujutsu). About the Kobudo in the Video Source :YouTube screenshot This video introduces the appeal of Ryukyuan kobudo at the Ryukonkai dojo. Koutaro Iha of the Ryukyu Kobudo is the chairman of Ryukonkai, and performs stick fighting with a speed and ferocity atypical of an 80 year old man. His son, Mitsutada Iha, is the general director of the Ryukonkai Shudokan general headquarters. Shown at 2:11 in the video, we can see both super practical and practical techniques. In this video, you can see a little bit of the Ryukyu kobudo DVD "Great Heritage 3: The Pilgrim of Martial Arts." In the DVD, you can learn a type of stick fighting called "Sakugawa no Kon." Kobudo is general referred to as a type of budo arts are generally one of martial arts and ancient martial arts, but is a very practical form of budo. Normally, Ryukyu kobudo is fought with a weapon in hand, but if you can't do karate, you can't do kobudo, so it is sometimes practiced with bare hands. From 2:47 in the video, you can see ancient Ryukyuan martial arts techniques, such as "Nunchaku art," "Toma no Tonfa," "Ishikawa Shou kama," "Chikin akachu no Ake," and "Okinawan karate." This DVD is available at the Toei Video Online Shop. Summary of Kobudo Source :YouTube screenshot The video produced by "Kuro-obi world" shows the skills of an 80 year old Ryukyu Kobudo master. You can see the kobudo master, who has incredible mental, technical and physical abilities, carefully teaching the techniques of Ryukyu kobudo. Be sure to check it out of you still haven't yet!

Video introduction of "Shuriken Dojo Shinjuku Ninja Karakuri Yashiki" in Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo The video “Ninja Trick House, Shinjuku（手裏剣道場 新宿 忍者からくり屋敷）” was created by “Ninja Trick House in Tokyo”. The Ninja Trick house, where you can throw shuriken and experience becoming a ninja, is located in Kabukicho. You can release stress by listening to the shuriken fly through the air and strike their targets. The facility can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. This article is going to introduce you to Tokyo's Ninja Trick House. What is Tokyo's “Ninja Trick House” Source :YouTube screenshot “Ninja Trick House in Tokyo: Experience the Mystical World of the NINJA” is owned by Legacy Co., Ltd. It is a place where you can experience shuriken throwing and learn ninja sword techniques. You can take your children along or even go as a date. You can enjoy experiences such as touching and drawing replicas of Japanese swords, wooden swords and a ninja swords. It is not something you can experience in many other places. You can check some of that footage out from 0:20 in the video. Searching for trick walls and mechanisms of the ninja house is fun as well. Give it a try if you're curious. Source :YouTube screenshot As you can see from 0:12, the entrance to the Ninja Trick House has red torii gates leading up to its entrance. It feels like you're stepping into another world. During the ninja experience, the first thing they do is show a video that explains ninja. After the video, some ninja enter the room, explain the weapons and tools, and the ninja training begins! You can practice shuriken throwing and swordsmanship at the training range. It is an indoor attraction with a guide, so you can participate without worry. The main attraction, shuriken throwing, is shown from 0:49 in the video. The facility has a Japanese tatami style room that helps make the experience feel authentic! Find out what type of ninja you are, and what school of ninja you belong to as well! Information about Tokyo's Ninja Trick House Photo：Shinjuku Station East Exit at Dusk The Ninja Trick House is about an 8 minute walk from JR Shinjuku station east exit, and a 5 minute walk from Seibu Shinjuku line, Shinjuku Station. As of April, 2020, The admission fee is 1,500 JPY (~$14.00 USD) per person and free for children under 3 years old. The experience itself lasts about 30 to 45 minutes. There is restricted entry when crowded, so we recommend booking ahead of time. The Ninja Trick House has a great reputation, and is very popular among visitors to Japan. The Ninja Trick House also received first prize in TOKYO100; a project by Trip Advisor and the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation. Tokyo's top 100 attractions are shown in the rankings, and there are sites that give coupons as well, so be sure to check it out if you are interested. The world famous "Ninja" Photo：Ninja Ninja existed during the Muromachi period (1336 to 1573) and Edo period (1603 to 1868) in Japan. Their specialty was in intelligence, infiltration tactics, subversion, conspiracy and assassination. Ninja are known all over the world thanks to manga, anime, movies and games. One of the first things that comes to mind for many people when they hear "Japan", is actually ninja. In Japan, you can experience ninja at the VR Ninja Dojo in Kanda, Tokyo, Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura in Tochigi, the Samurai Museum in Shinjuku and Izakaya Ninja Yashiki in Asakusa. Summary Source :YouTube screenshot The video “Ninja Trick House, Shinjuku”, created by “Ninja Trick House in Tokyo” introduces a facility where you can experience ninja in Shinjuku's Kabukicho. We highly recommend visiting here, as there is no other place where you can experience throwing shuriken and swordsmanship at such a level of authenticity. ◆NINJA TRICK HOUSE: Experience the Mystical World of the NINJA◆ 【Address】 Daiichi Wako Building 4F, 2-28-13 Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo. 【Access】 8 minute walk from JR Shinjuku east exit. 5 minute walk from Seibu Shinjuku station. 【Entrance fee】1,500 yen. Free for under 3 years old. (April 2020) 【Closures】Every Tuesday and Wednesday 【Parking】None 【Telephone No】 03-6457-3337 【Official Website】Ninja Trick House in Tokyo https://ninja-trick-house.com/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Ninja Trick House In Tokyo Ninja Trick House, Tokyo

Introducing Captain Tsubasa's Latest Appearance! "PS4/Nintendo Switch 「Captain Tsubasa RISE OF NEW CHAMPIONS」First Trailer（PS4/Nintendo Switch「キャプテン翼 RISE OF NEW CHAMPIONS」ファーストトレーラー）," made public by ‘876TV,’ is a movie introducing a Captain Tsubasa video game, set to be released in 2020. The visual effects loyal to the original anime series are breathtaking, and the video doesn’t fail in delivering this to the fans. Fans are going after hearing about the Captain Tsubasa's latest addition to the series, after nearly 10 years of waiting! In this article, we’ll go into detail about the action packed soccer game, ‘Captain Tsubasa: RISE OF NEW CHAMPIONS,’ and the original series of Captain Tsubasa. Captain Tsubasa Returns 10 Years Later... Source :YouTube screenshot After nearly 10 years, a new captain Tsubasa soccer game is set to release for PS4 and Nintendo Switch. ‘Captain Tsubasa: RISE OF NEW CHAMPIONS’ is scheduled for an August 2020 release. The developer is Bandai Namco Entertainment. It's an action-soccer game with familiar characters from the anime series, Captain Tsubasa, make amazing plays with incredible speed. The game can be enjoyed by anyone as well, making it something to look forward to! Source :YouTube screenshot Each character in the game is dubbed by voice actors, making it easier to indulge in the world of Captain Tsubasa. It's garnered a lot of attention on popular SNS sites in Japan, such as Niconico and 5ch. The video introduced here is the first trailer, and at the time of this article, the third trailer has already been made public! If you’re interested, don't forget to check it out! You can watch spectacular scenes, just like the ones from the anime series, in the video, such as Hikari Matsuyama’s Eagle Shot at 0:36, and Kojiro Hyuga’s Tiger Shot at 0:42. What Is the Captain Tsubasa Series? Source :YouTube screenshot Captain Tsubasa is a soccer manga series by Yoichi Takahashi that was serialized in Shonen Jump. It's often abbreviated as CapTsubasa. The series tells the story of Tsubasa Ozora, whose creed is "the ball is my friend," and other attractive characters such as Genzo Wakabayashi, Kojiro Hyuga, Misaki Taro, and Ishizaki Ryo, who grow up playing soccer. The serialization of Captain Tsubasa caused a soccer boom in Japan was the influence for many soccer players who currently play professionally. Popular foreign players, such Zidane and Neymar, say they started playing football after being influenced by Captain Tsubasa. It contributed enormously to the increase in soccer's population, which was previously quite small in Japan. The series ended once, but restarted as the popularity of soccer had risen due to the start of the J League. There are sequels which take place in countries overseas, like ‘World Youth Ver.’ And ‘Rising Sun.’ ‘Captain Tsubasa Magazine,’ a magazine entirely about Captain Tsubasa, is currently being sold as well. In addition, there are futsal courts called Captain Tsubasa Stadium in places like Yokohama and Tokyo, and they're very popular among children. Summary of Captain Tsubasa's Latest Appearance Source :YouTube screenshot ‘PS4/Nintendo Switch 「Captain Tsubasa RISE OF NEW CHAMPIONS」First Trailer,’ created by ‘876TV,’ is a video introducing a high-quality Captain Tsubasa soccer game. It's the first (non-mobile) Captain Tsubasa game in about 10 years so it's grabbing the attention of many fans. It's a refreshing game where you can enjoy making incredible, action-packed plays. Check it out if you’re interested! As for smartphone games, there's ‘Captain Tsubasa ZERO Score! Miracle Shoot’ and ‘Captain Tsubasa Fight! Dream Team’, so don’t forget to check those out as well!

Introducing ‘One Piece World Seeker’ This video, titled ‘One Piece World Seeker – Opening Cinematic Trailer | PS4’, was published by ‘PlayStation’ and is a promotional movie for the new game ‘One Piece World Seeker’ which launched in 2019, and is based on the famous manga/anime series One Piece. A large number of popular characters from One Piece are included, and adventure around the in-game world. Seeing as the platform it was released on was the PlayStation 4, the graphics are amazing, and by watching the video, you'll want to give the game a go as well. In this article, we’ll go into some of the details regarding ‘One Piece World Seeker'. What is the popular manga series 'One Piece' all about? Source :YouTube screenshot One Piece is an adventure manga serialized in weekly Shonen Jump by Shueisha, since 1997. As of April 2020, the latest issue is the 96th, and an impressive 470 million paperback copies have been sold in total. The story depicts the nautical adventure romance of the protagonist Monkey D. Luffy travelling around the world to discover the legendary treasure- a single gold piece (a.k.a. One Piece). Friendships and emotional scenes that lead to deep character development with other characters like Zoro Roronoa, and Nami are part of what makes One Piece a great series. It is extremely popular overseas as well, and it has been recognized as ‘the comic book with the most issues published by a single author’ by the Guinness Book of World Records. In 2019, ‘Stampede’, the latest One Piece movie, was shown. The Japanese rock band ‘WANIMA’ played the theme song, and the best voice actors were gathered for it. It is a truly great movie with appearances from countless popular characters from past series'. As of March 2020, it topped 10 billion yen (~$92.7m USD) in box offices worldwide. The newest addition to the One Piece Series- ‘One Piece World Seeker’ Source :YouTube screenshot So what is the latest One Piece videogame, ‘One Piece World Seeker’? ‘One Piece World Seeker’, introduced in the video, is a game launched in 2019 from Bandai Namco Entertainment. It is based on an original story featuring newly-designed characters by Eiichiro Oda, making it irresistible for fans of the series. ‘One Piece World Seeker’ uses the open-world setting where players can adventure around the world freely and put themselves in the shoes of the protagonist Luffy. The refined graphics of the PS4 add to the excitement of adventuring around the world of One Piece. Source :YouTube screenshot In ‘One Piece World Seeker’, players can experience ‘Dramatic open world Action’, while adventuring around as Luffy. In battle, players utilize ‘Luffy Actions’, such as Gomu Gomu no Bazooka, to overwhelm enemies. Skills are easy to use, so anyone, from children to adults, can enjoy this game. In addition, DLC, which adds various episodes to the game, is now available, and you can enjoy the game even after finishing the main storyline. You can check out some of the popular characters in the video, such as Brook from 0:27, Nami from 0:32, and Zoro from 1:46. The newly-released One Piece game in 2020, ‘Pirate Warriors 4’, is another highly rated game from the series and has skyrocketed in popularity. ‘One Piece World Seeker’ wrapped up Source :YouTube screenshot ‘One Piece World Seeker – Opening Cinematic Trailer | PS4’ published by ‘PlayStation’ is a video introducing 'One Piecce World Seeker', one of the latest games from the popular One Piece franchise. It is an open-world game, where you can adventure to your hearts content. Anyone, especially One Piece fans, can enjoy this game!

This video, titled "A Tour of Japan's Castles: 160 Castles, Including Some of Japan's Top 100 Castles" (日本の城めぐり～日本100名城を含む160城), was released by "S. ENDO." It's said that there used to be more than 25,000 castles in Japan. They ranged from mountain castles to flat castles. This video introduces castles (or castle ruins) from all eras, from ancient times to modern times. There are a whopping 160 castles in all. Some of these castles include Japan's top 100 castles, castle towers, and some of Japan's three greatest mountain castles. When you watch this video of castles from Hokkaido to Okinawa, you'll see that the word "castle" refers to a variety of forms. However, the era with the most castles was the Warring States period. Today, when we hear the word "castle," we think of castles from this era.