#Masanori Murakami

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Today In 1964: Masanori Murakami makes his pitching debut with the San Francisco Giants, becoming the first native-born Japanese player in major league history!

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Asiatische Experten fordern Ende der mRNA-Impfungen

Tichy:»Forscher und Ärzte in Asien fordern einen sofortigen Stopp der sogenannten Covid-Impfungen mit mRNA-Gentherapien. Die japanische „Vaccine Issues Study Group“, bestehend aus anerkannten Experten wie Masanori Fukushima (Professor emeritus der Universität Kyoto), Yasufumi Murakami (Professor an der Universität Tokyo) und Masayasu Inoue (Professor Inoue der Städtischen Universität Osaka), identifizierte dabei 201 Krankheiten, sowie 3071 Nebenwirkungsrapporte, Der Beitrag Asiatische Experten fordern Ende der mRNA-Impfungen erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick. http://dlvr.it/T2t6hd «

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1995-Hideo Nomo first game in MLB.

 On May 2, after a month in the minors necessitated by a player's strike, he became the first Japanese-born Major Leaguer to appear in a game since Masanori Murakami in 1965. 

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This past Sunday, July 17th, we participated in the 150th Anniversary Celebration of Baseball in Japan with the U.S. Japan Council, Japanese American National Museum, The J. Morey Company, Yanase USA, and Nankai Shochu at the National Center for the Preservation for Democracy. ⚾

The occasion honored Masanori Murakami, fondly known by his teammates as “Mashi”, who was the first Japanese baseball player to play in the MLB. Los Angeles City and County along with California State and Local Officials honored Murakami for his contribution to the 150-year relationship between the U.S. and Japan through baseball.

Over 100 guests also enjoyed a sneak peek of our very own Yuriko Gamo Romer's upcoming documentaries Diamond Diplomacy and Baseball Behind Barbed Wire, at the Japanese American National Museum.

Learn more about DIAMOND DIPLOMACY: 👉 diamonddiplomacy.com and read more about the evening’s activities via our partner Japan Ball. 

Watch for a longer feature on ABC 7′s Eyewitness News in the coming weeks.

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Masanori Murakami

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They should make a Langrisser game about Masanori Murakami

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Masanori Murakami

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What I find really scary, though, is the media. Especially television, it's so limited as to what it shows. And when that gets out, it really makes people biased, and creates an illusion that the tiny detail they focus on is the whole picture. When I was out in front of Kodemmacho Station, certainly that one block was in an abnormal state, but all around us the world carried on the same as ever. Cars were going by. Thinking back over it now, it was eerie. The contrast was just so weird. But on television they only showed the abnormal part, quite different from the actual impression I had. It just made me realize all the more how frightening television is.

Okuyama Masanori interviewed by Murakami Haruki, ‘UNDERGROUND’

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Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter (Official Video) (Short Film with A-1 Pictures & Crunchyroll) from Porter Robinson on Vimeo.

Shelter tells the story of Rin, a 17-year-old girl who lives her life inside of a futuristic simulation completely by herself in infinite, beautiful loneliness. Each day, Rin awakens in virtual reality and uses a tablet which controls the simulation to create a new, different, beautiful world for herself. Until one day, everything changes, and Rin comes to learn the true origins behind her life inside a simulation.

Original Story by: Porter Robinson

Music: Porter Robinson and Madeon

Storyboard Animation Director: Toshihumi Akai

Character Design Drawing Director: Megumi Kouno

Cast: Rin - Sachika Misawa

Original Pictures: Megumi Kouno

Motion Picture Examiner: Tomoko Miyata

Motion Pictures: Tomoko Miyata Mizuki Matsuda

A-1 Pictures Satomi Tabuchi Mika Sugiyama Seira Yamagishi Kanna Hirayama

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Color Design: Kazuko Nakashima

Color Setting: Yuko Watanabe Mai Yamaguchi

Finishing by: Asuka Yokota Mayu Morita Ayaka Nagai Kyoko Hara Ayaka Murakami Akane Edagawa Ayaka Suzuki Mana Hokuto

2D Design Work: CAPSULE Yohei Miyahara Kaori Seki

Special Effect: Aya Kubota (Graphinica)

Art Director: Yusuke Takeda (Bamboo)

Art Board: Bamboo Harumi Okamoto

Background: Bamboo Takamasa Masuki Tsukasa Kakizakai Izumi Hirabayashi Surok Chong Ryusei Nishino Takumi Sasaki Aya Sato Michiko Nakamura

CGI Creator: Yuusuke Noma You Fukuda Shigeru Horiguchi

Director of Photography: Yuya Sakuma

Shooting: Takeru Ogihara Ayaka Shimizu Satsuki Takahashi Taichi Nishikawa Sachiko Ito

Editing: Akinori Mishima (Graphinica)

Sound Recording Director: Akiko Fujita

Sound Effects: Takahisa Ishino Sound Mixer: Naotsugu Uchida Sound Editor: Chiharu Kawasaki

Sound Production Manager: Yusuke Watanabe Sound Recording Production: HALF H.P STUDIO

Production Manager: Kenta Ueuchi Eri Nakayama

Special Thanks: Kumiko Honma

Executive Producer: Porter Robinson

Producer: Vincent Shortino (Crunchyroll) Takuma Sugi (Crunchyroll) Masanori Miyake Akira Shimizu Takamitsu Inoue

Animation Producer: Yuichi Fukushima

Animation Production: A-1 Pictures

Lyrics :

i could never find the right way to tell you have you noticed i've been gone? cause i left behind the home that you made me but i will carry it along

mm it's a long way forward so trust in me i'll give them shelter like you've done for me and i know i'm not alone you'll be watching over us until you're gone

when i'm older i'll be silent beside you I know that words are not enough and they won't need to know our names or our faces but they will carry on for us

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Jugadores japoneses más prestigiosos en las Grandes Ligas

Jugadores japoneses más prestigiosos en las Grandes Ligas

Japón durante muchos años, un territorio desconocido para jugadores de Grandes Ligas pero esa percepción ha cambiado. El éxito de muchos jugadores ha demostrado que los jugadores japoneses tienen lo necesario para sobresalir en la MLB. Desde Con Las Bases Llenas, les presentamos a los jugadores japoneses más prestigiosos en las Grandes Ligas:

 Jugadores japoneses: Shohei Ohtani, RHP / DH, Los…

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Today In 1964: Masanori Murakami makes his pitching debut with the San Francisco Giants, becoming the first native-born Japanese player in major league history!

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Not particularly deep thoughts: Nine to Know Nothing Deep Think of these as just something to ponder as you enjoy the day of baseball.

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Eijun believed he reached a zen state of mind, the pads of his fingers pressed together in between him and the screen of a tablet he borrowed as he stared at the video playing. One did not necessarily need to practice every day to get better at baseball- knowledge was also key in becoming a true ace. 

He wasn’t about to nod off and lose the trivia he’s trying hard to memorize. The long-winded script of a forty-eight minute youtube documentary on baseball wouldn’t defeat him. “Did you know,” he intoned, eyes glued to the moving pixels on the screen, “Nomu Hideo was, in fact, not the first Japanese player to play in the U.S? It was a southpaw by the name of Murakami Masanori back in 1964.” 

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Masanori Murakami