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東北で起きた震災。
東北で育った自分、
この10年を次の10年につなげる為にも、東北への想いを日々自分の出来る事に置き換え継続していきます。
多くのフットボールファミリーが日本に向けて支援してくれたことに感謝したい。
The earthquake in Tohoku area, Japan caused a huge impact across the nation. As I am raised in Tohoku area, it tore my heart. The memory of the tragedy would pass down to the next decade, and it will not be forgotten. We all appreciate football communities for supporting Japan.
Five years have passed since the Tohoku Earthquake and tsunami.
Tohoku is my second hometown and I spent the most important time there in the process to be a pro.
I will support Tohoku what help I can.
#3月11日
あの日から5年。
東北に素敵な春が訪れますように。
March 11 is the 5th anniversary of the Great East Japan earthquake. I wish beautiful spring will come to Tohoku area.
★Yuki Doi さんの作品です。あなたの投稿もお待ちしています！
www.zekkei-project.com/photos/748
このムービーは私が撮影したオリジナルコンテンツです。著作権は「jeaen」にあります。
This movie is the original content that I have taken. Rights reserved "jeaen".
2011年（平成23年）3月11日（金）午後2時46分、マグニチュード9.0という巨大地震の東北地方太平洋沖地震（東北関東大震災・東日本大震災）があったときの様子です。このとき私は震度6弱の中バイク走行中でした。最初パンクしたのかと思ってしばらくふらふら走りましたがさすがに走行できないほどひどくなってきたので止まったら地震でした。電柱が大きく揺れ電線がたわみ、川の水が津波に似た感じで縦に波立っています（普通は風に対応して横に波がある）。川の壁にある濡れて黒い部分が地震の波で一部1m以上とかなり高くなっていました。地震の最中は立っていられないほどで、電線の金具が外れ電線が飛んできて当たったり感電したらどうしようかと思わせるほど強い地震でした。災害時に至急放送できるようあらかじめ録音していたものでしょうか取手市の防災行政無線がすかさず入りました。この日は晴天だったものの地震があった頃には積乱雲の地震雲が発生し15時くらいから取手市西部にて小雨が降りました。地震雲とか宏観異常現象とかいう説も・・・。急に起こった地震事象のためdocomo携帯電話SH-07Bでの撮影です。画質や色の悪さはご容赦くださいませ。撮影地は茨城県取手市山王（geo:lat=35.93102242356309 geo:lon=140.06527595221996・・・およそ北緯35度・東経140度付近）です。
2:46PM March 11, 2011, 9.0 earthquake occurred in Japan
The 2011 off the Pacific coast of 9.0 Tohoku Earthquake
Žemės drebėjimas įvyko Japonijos Kov 11, 2011
世界中の多くの国・地域の皆様からの支援・援助etc...
ありがとうございます！！
The World Support Many Thanks！！
この動画の記事はコチラ！https://jp.soufani.com/2018/05/352/
東日本大震災時、中国人レポーターのシュさんは多くの日本人が混乱することなく冷静だった事に非常に驚きました。街頭インタビューで日本人にその理由を聞いてみました。
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http://weibo.com/letsjapan
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10 THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT THE JAPANESE EMPEROR 天皇
Just prior to Christmas, on the 23rd of December, it is the current Japanese Emperor, Akihito’s birthday. It is a national holiday in Japan (天皇誕生日).
1) WORLD'S OLDEST MONARCHY
The Japanese monarchy, The Imperial House of Japan, is the oldest, continuous hereditary monarchy in the world.
Compared to other monarchies, you have the British Monarchy starting at 1066 and the the Danish Monarchy at 935. For the Japanese Monarchy, we’re going back to 660BC, which started with the legendary Japanese Emperor Jimmu.
2) DESCENDENT OF GODS
Shinto is the largest religion in Japan, and the line of Japanese Emperors are said to be the direct descendants of several Shinto gods, the most notable being the Sun goddess, Amaterasu.
The Emperor is the ceremonial head of state in Japan, but it makes sense that with his divine ancestry, he is also officially the head of the Shinto religion itself.
3) TERRITORY-INDEPENDENT PHENOMENON
As odd as it may seem, the title of Emperor (or Tennō) has never really been about territorial designations. Contrast this with European monarchs who often wanted to conquer and control additional territory.
In fact, the position of Emperor is a territory-independent phenomenon. In other words, the Emperor is the Emperor regardless if he has followers in the whole of Japan or in only one province.
4) EMPEROR'S CAPACITY
From 1192 to 1867, the shoguns held the real power (Shoguns being the military commanders of the time). The Emperor still officially nominated the Shoguns to their positions, but this was largely ceremonial.
Today, the Japanese Constitution vests executive power in the Prime Minister and his Cabinet.
5) POLYGAMY
The Japanese imperial dynasty consistently practiced official polygamy.
Besides his empress, the Emperor could take several secondary consorts or concubines; which helped produce more offspring for the imperial clan
6) FIRST COMMONER WIFE
In the history of the Japanese Imperial Family, there was never an Emperor who had a commoner as wife or even concubine. That is, until now.
The current Emperor of Japan married Empress Michiko, a commoner! She was not from the former court nobility nor from one of the former branches of the Imperial Family. Michiko was the daughter of an industrialist
7) FISH SCIENCE
(Ichthyology = Fish Science)
The Emperor is a published ichthyological researcher, having written papers for several scholarly journals, and has specialised studies within the taxonomy of the family Gobiidae. Random
8) STOP GAP EMPRESSES
Generally, it has been males who have ascended Japan’s Chrysanthemum Throne. However, if a suitable male was not available, there have been times where women have ascended the throne; almost as a stop gap measure.
Of the 125 monarchs, there have been 8 women who have reigned on 10 different occasions. 2 of them reigned twice.
Once a suitable male descendant was considered old enough to rule, many Empresses, and even Emperors, abdicated or relinquished the throne
9) CHILD EMPERORS
Over a thousand years ago, a tradition started that an Emperor should ascend young. If he had passed his toddler years, he was said to be old enough. Being a child was apparently a fine property
10) ABDICATING TREND
Abdication was very common. Actually it was more frequent than death on the throne. The Emperors tasks involved so many repetitive rituals that after about ten years of service, it was deemed a reasonable compensation to live the rest of their lives in pampered retirement!
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