"The Surgical Room" (Kyoka Izumi) book review
Speaking of "Azumi Inoue", she is famous for singing several theme songs for Hayao Miyazaki's animated films, and she sang "Sakura, Dance" in NHK Minna no Uta. It's a sad love song about someone who can't forget a chance encounter and will carry that feeling with her for the rest of her life...
♪ It's sad because I was young
A burning face deep in my eyes
The short story "The Surgery Room" is very similar to the situation in this song. It is the work of Kyoka Izumi. It's a love story that can be described as horrific. The main character is afflicted with an intractable disease and is brought to the hospital in such a state that she will not survive unless she undergoes a surgical operation. She is "Countess Kibune" and her surgeon is Takamine Medical Doctor. However, during this period, there were people who could never marry, even if they were medical students, and those were the people of the upper class.
She refuses an anesthetic procedure. If she was anesthetized, she was afraid to say the wrong thing. It was because she loved Takamine. She wishes to die in Takamine's arms and plunges deep into her body as if inviting Takamine's hand to operate on her.
"In the first place, these two have only met once in the past." At first glance, even though they only passed each other on the road, they left a deep impression on each other. Mrs.Kibune asks, "You don't remember me, do you?" Takamine replies,” Never forget.” She hears it, and in a sense ``joyful'' and ``obediently'' she follows the path of her death. This tragic pure love even though they saw each other's faces only once. And Takamine commits suicide on the same day, just like going after the deceased “wife”.
Rei Morishita
「外科室」(泉鏡花)
「井上あずみ」さんと言えば、宮崎駿・アニメ映画の主題歌をいくつか歌ったことで有名ですが、彼女はNHKみんなのうたで「桜、舞う」という作品を歌っています。どんなものかと言うと、ふとした出会いが忘れられなくて、その感情を一生引きずっていく、という悲しい愛の歌なのですが・・・
♪哀しいくらい 若かったから
瞳の奥に灼きついだ顔
この歌のシチュエーションに良く似た短編に「外科室」があります。泉鏡花の作品です。凄惨と言ってもよいラブストーリーです。主役は難病に罹り、外科的手術を受けなければ助からないといった状態で病院に運びこまれます。彼女は「貴船伯爵夫人」、執刀するのは高峰医学士。ただ、この時期、たとえ医学士と言えども、決して結婚できない存在があり、それが上流階級の人だったのですね。
夫人は、麻酔薬の施術を拒否します。彼女は、麻酔をかけられて、あらぬことを口にすることを恐れたのです。それは・・・高峰を愛していたからなのです。彼女は高峰の腕のなかでの死を願い、執刀する高峰の手を誘うように自らの体内深く突くのです。
そもそも、この二人、過去に一度だけ逢ったことがあるのです。一見(いちげん)、しかも道路ですれ違っただけなのですが、お互いに深い印象を残すのです。夫人は、「あなたは、私のこと、覚えてないでしょう?」と水を向けますが、高峰も「忘れるものですか」と返します。それを聞いたうえで、ある意味「嬉嬉として」また「従容として」彼女は死出の道をたどります。たった一度お互いの顔をみただけなのに、この凄惨な純愛。そして、亡くなった夫人を追うように、高峰は同日に自殺します。
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As we near the 31st, I figured it was time for my annual tea retrospective. I spent 2021 with Chinese tea, and this past year was a year with Japanese tea.
2023 will be for Indian tea, which I am looking forward to exploring in depth.
Here are some things that I have learned this year:
Overall, I have a personal preference for the complexity of Chinese teas to the simplicity of Japanese tea, but I have had some pretty knockout teas this year.
I’ve learned to be gentle with my pour when it comes to steamed teas, which took me about a month to figure out why everything was coming out so bitter.
I’ve finally learned to distinguish umami in tea.
I feel like I am getting the very slightest sense of terroir. In general, I think my unrefined sense of taste and smell has come a long way since the beginning of 2021, but there’s a longer way to go yet.
I really just don’t enjoy cold brewed tea.
I have to be on probiotics when I’m drinking green tea every day LOL
The Aoi Seicha matcha was the first time I was able to sense the qi of a tea, which was very exciting
Some notes on just a few of my favorite teas this year (bolded above). I would put these three on a list of all-time favorite teas and would be more than happy to drink them on a regular basis.
Miyazaki Sabo Floral Hojicha: This is hands down the sweetest tasting tea I’ve ever had. It was made from stems harvested at a lower point on the tree from where the plant would typically have been cut, so there was a heavy concentration of the floral oils, and the roasting gave it a sort of caramelized flavor, like, literally this tea was so delicious.
Kajihara Tea Garden Izumi First Flush Black Tea: I think this solidified for me that I do really love lighter, fruitier black teas. There was a quality to this one though that I’d never tasted before and I don’t know how to describe, but I immediately regretted not buying more of it when I had the chance.
Matsumoto Cha-en Fig Wood Smoked Black Tea: This producer has a line of smoked teas using different woods, many of which were reclaimed from local whiskey barrels. I’d love to try more of them someday, and I’d definitely recommend this as an entry point to smoked teas, as it’s smoked for only a fraction of the time as traditional Lapsang Souchong and is much lighter as a result. It was a very smooth and forgiving tea, and the flavor lasted well over five steepings, the most of any tea I drank this year.
Some resources that I found useful:
GJ Tea, in particular their meet-the-farmer online events are a boon
Sono Organic Tea’s email newsletter is always informational
Yunomi life was my favorite vendor to order from
That’s about all I’ve got for now. I’ve enjoyed this year, and I am ready to take a break from green tea lololol. I think that next year I may move through Indian tea region by region, rather than category by category.
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WHATEVER
It's Ayumi Hamasaki's birthday on October 2 and we're extending the celebration in true ego-maniacal, splashy celebrity fashion, by drawing out the festivities for an entire week! Each day I will briefly discuss a totally random item chosen (not by me) from my Ayu collection. Prepare for praise, disappointment, and controversial opinions backed by love and respect as we take a casual look back in this blurry snapshot of her career. Happy Birthday to our Party Queen, Ayumi Hamasaki!
Nothing encapsulates the sound of Avex dance-pop and the music of Ayumi Hamasaki at the turn of the millennium better than her single “WHATEVER.” Released in February of 1999, it was the first since her debut album, A Song for XX, dropped on the first day of the year. While her first album only hinted at a more upbeat, techno-based sound with singles like "Depend on you," "WHATEVER" made it clear that Avex would continue staking its claim on their reputation as a club-friendly label by drawing upon all of its dance and DJ-based resources for their new star, starting with putting Izumi "D・M・X" Miyazaki in charge of arrangement on the primary mix.
This would be the first time Kazuhito Kikuchi would write a song for Ayu, though it would not be the last (he would also contribute songs like "immature" to LOVEppears, as well as "SURREAL" from Duty, and "HEAVEN" from (miss) understood). A prolific composer with Avex Trax, Kikuchi was present at the label's peak years, working on tracks for Kumi Koda, Every Little Thing, and Ami Suzuki. For "WHATEVER," the label released two versions of the song: one that incorporated a more house-based structure ("version M") and a slightly shorter one with a more pop-based structure ("version J," arranged by Keisuke Kikuchi) that resembled something a bit closer to the idol-pop of tracks on A Song for XX. As if testing out the waters, the songs were submitted for the consideration of fans, who made Miyazaki's "M" version the one that has gone on to become the definitive version. Indeed, the many subsequent remixes of the song, including the most famous one by Ferry Corsten, a hypnotic trance rendition first featured on the appears single, emphasized the song's club roots, as well as smoothing the path toward the eventual deluge of remixes that would appear on maxi-singles and countless remix albums.
"WHATEVER" set the stage for all of that, but retains its reputation as a fan favorite for more than just being a herald: it was also a really great song, with several hooks scattered throughout its synth-based production, all constructed around a relentlessly precise drum machine. It's popularity continued to propel Ayu to the top of the charts (this one hit #5) and cement her status at the top of the J-pop food chain. It would later be featured on the phenomenally popular LOVEppears album released at the end of the year as "Dub's 1999 Remix,” a sort of updated version that bears a striking auditory resemblance to the original "version M."
This single has been remixed countless times throughout Ayu's career. The single was also re-released two years later when Avex re-issued all of Ayu's 3" singles in regular maxi-single format. It featured all of the original content of the single, including the instrumental versions of the two versions of "WHATEVER," with the addition of three remixes. Like all of Ayu's singles from this time period, it's pretty perfect and hard to critique: not only is it a fun song, but its sound also has an added nostalgic kick for its classic production techniques and callback to Avex’s and Ayu’s hi-NRG, nights-at-Velfarre origin stories. It’s also an anomaly: we saw pretty quickly that this was not going to be the direction that Ayu wanted to go in, even if we did get concessions now and then (”connected”).
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2024 olympics Japan roster
Archery
Nakanishi Junya (Okayama)
Saito Fumiya (Gifu Ichi)
Furukawa Takaharu (Aomari Ichi)
Noda Satsuki (Kitakyushu)
Athletics
Higashida Akihiro (Nara)
Ota Tomoki (Hamamatsu)
Kasai Jun (Aichi)
Ogawa Daiki (Shizuoka)
Koyama Naoki (Saitama Ichi)
Hamanishi Ryo (Osaka)
Koga Yuta (Fukuoka)
Yamamoto Shouma (Osaka)
Nishi Yudai (Tokyo)
Yoshizu Takuho (Tokyo)
Takahashi Kazuki (Iwate)
Abdul Sani-Brown (Sakado)
Sakai Ryūichirō (Toyonaka)
Uzawa Towa (Miyagi)
Iizuka Shōta (Omaezaki)
Ueyama Koki (Matsusaka)
Satō Fūga (Tokyo)
Satō Kentarō (Tokorazawa)
Nakajika Yuki (Tokyo)
Izumiya Shunsuke (Yokohama)
Rachid Muratake (Matsuda)
Takayama Shun'ya (Hiroshima)
Tsutsue Kaito (Kumamoto)
Toyoda Ken (Tokyo)
Miura Ryūji (Hamada)
Aoki Ryōma (Kuki)
Akasaki Akira (Ōzu)
Ōsako Suguru (Machida)
Ikeda Kōki (Hamamatsu)
Kiryū Yoshihide (Hikone)
Yanagita Hiroki (Tokyo)
Kawabata Kaitō (Matsusaka)
Kawano Masatora (Hyūga)
Akamatsu Ryōichi (Gifu Ichi)
Shinno Tomohiro (Hiroshima)
Hashioka Yūki (Saitama)
Roderick Dean (Kobe)
Goshima Rino (Kanazawa)
Kokai Haruka (Myoko)
Morimoto Mariko (Osaka)
Tanaka Nozomi (Ono)
Goto Yume (Kakogawa)
Yamamoto Yuma (Nagoya)
Kabasawa Wakana (Maebashi)
Takashima Yuka (Hōfu)
Fukube Mako (Hiroshima)
Tanaka Yumi (Osaka)
Ichiyama Mao (Izumi)
Suzuki Yuka (Daisen)
Fujii Nanako (Nakagawa)
Okada Kumiko (Ageo)
Yanai Ayane (Fukuoka)
Hata Sumire (Yao)
Kitaguchi Haruka (Asahikawa)
Saitō Marina (Mito)
Ueda Momone (Itoshima)
Badminton
Kōdai Naraoka (Aomori Ichi)
Nishimoto Kenta (Ise)
Hoki Takurō (Yamaguchi Ichi)
Kobayashi Yūgo (Sendai)
Watanabe Yūta (Suginami)
Yamaguchi Akane (Katsuyama)
Ōhori Aya (Aizuwakamatsu)
Matsuyama Nami (Kitakyushu)
Shida Chiharu (Hachirōgata)
Matsumoto Mayu (Sapporo)
Nagahara Wakana (Akita Ichi)
Higashino Arisa (Iwamizawa)
Basketball
Yoshii Hirotaka (Osaka)
Togashi Yūki (Shibita)
Tajon Jacobs (Los Angeles, California)
Kawamura Yuki (Yanai)
Hiejima Makoto (Fukuoka)
Kai Toews (Kobe)
Hachimura Rui (Sendai)
Watanabe Yūta (Miki)
Yūdai Baba (Toyama Ichi)
Josh Hawkinson (Shoreline, Washington)
Keisei Tominaga (Tokyo)
Hugh Hogland-Watanabe (Honolulu, Hawaii)
Stephanie Mawuli (Nagoya)
Evelyn Mawuli (Nagoya)
Takada Maki (Toyohashi)
Yoshida Asami (Tokyo)
Machida Rui (Asahikawa)
Motohashi Nako (Asaka)
Yamamoto Mai (Hiroshima)
Hayashi Saki (Itoshima)
Miyazaki Saori (Saitama)
Miyazaki Yuki (Yokohama)
Todo Nanaka (Sapporo)
Akaho Himawari (Kanazawa)
Boxing
Harada Shudai (Tokyo)
Sewon Mensah-Okazawa (Kanoya)
Breakdancing
Ono Hiroto (Tokyo)
Nakarai Shigeyuki (Sapporo)
Yuasa Ami (Kawaguchi)
Fukushima Ayumi (Kyoto)
Canoeing
Tanaka Yuuki (Tokyo)
Haneda Takuya (Toyota)
Okazaki Haruka (Tokyo)
Yazawa Aki (Iida)
Climbing
Narasaki Tomoa (Utsunomiya)
Anraku Sorato (Yachiyo)
Mori Ai (Mito)
Nonaka Mihō (Tokyo)
Cycling
Arashiro Yukiya (Ishigaki)
Ōta Kaiya (Okayama)
Obara Yuta (Hashikami)
Nakano Shinji (Hanamaki)
Nagasako Yoshitaku (Kasaoka)
Imamura Shunsuke (Ukiha)
Hashimoto Eiya (Gifu Ichi)
Kuboki Kazushige (Furudono)
Nakamura Rimu (Kyoto)
Kawaguchi Urara (Hyogo)
Yonamine Eri (Osaka)
Sato Mina (Chigasaki)
Ōhta Riyu (Ageo)
Kakita Maho (Kitakyushu)
Ikeda Mizuki (Ōnojō)
Uchino Tsuyaka (Fukuoka)
Kajihara Yūmi (Saitama Ichi)
Hatakeyama Sae (Yokohama)
Diving
Shō Sakai (Sagamihara)
Tamai Rikuto (Takarazuka)
Mikami Sayaka (Yonaga)
Enomoto Haruka (Utsunomiya)
Arai Matsuri (Itami)
Equestrian
Kawai Mike (Valkenswaard, The Netherlands)
Ōiwa Yoshiaki (Münsingen, Germany)
Tomoto Kazuma (Motosu)
Kitajima Ryūzō (Kobe)
Tanaka Toshiyuki (Fukuoka)
Shibayama Haase-Takashi (Kobe)
Satō Eiken (Ogawa)
Sugitani Taizō (Izumi)
Fencing
Kanō Kōki (Ama)
Minobe Kazuyasu (Echizen)
Yamada Masaru (Toba)
Iimura Kazuki (Kyoto)
Matsuyama Kyōsuke (Tokyo)
Shikine Takahiro (Ōita Ichi)
Nagano Yūdai (Ibaraki)
Yoshida Kento (Morioka)
Yoshimura Miho (Tokyo)
Azuma Sera (Wakayama Ichi)
Miyawaki Karin (Tokyo)
Ueno Yūka (Hita)
Emura Misaki (Ōita Ichi)
Fukushima Shihomi (Munakata)
Takashima Risa (Ōmuta)
Ozaki Seri (Sapporo)
Field hockey
Nakamura Eika (Tochigi)
Asai Yū (Hiroshima)
Suzuki Miyu (Gifu Ichi)
Nagai Yuri (Kakamigahara)
Nagai Hazuki (Kakamigahara)
Oikawa Shihori (Tokyo)
Kozuka Miki (Nikko)
Kobayakawa Shiho (Matsue)
Mori Kanon (Hiroshima)
Toriyama Mai (Tokyo)
Tanaka Saki (Morika)
Urata Kana (Osaka)
Shimada Amiru (Ōtsu)
Omoto Sakurako (Iwakuni)
Hasegawa Miyu (Matsue)
Ogawa Rika (Gifu Ichi)
Golf
Matsuyama Hideki (Sendai)
Nakajima Keita (Saitama Ichi)
Yamashita Miyū (Neyagawa)
Sasō Yūka (San Ildefonso, The Philippines)
Gymnastics
Hashimoto Daiki (Chiba Ichi)
Kazuma Kaya (Funabashi)
Oka Shinnosuke (Kamakura Ichi)
Sugino Takaaki (Kamakura Ichi)
Tanigawa Wataru (Funabashi)
Nishioka Ryusei (Higashiosaka)
Kishi Rina (Toda)
Nakamura Haruka (Osaka)
Okamura Mana (Yokkaichi)
Ushioku Kohane (Nagoya)
Mori Hikaru (Tokyo)
Handball
Nakamura Takumi (Fukuoka Ichi)
Yasuhira Kosuke (Takaoka)
Sakurai Tomoya (Mito)
Okomoto Daisuke (Yamaguchi)
Fujisaka Naoki (Fukui)
Takano Sota (Tokyo)
Sugioka Naoki (Kariya)
Yoshida Shūichi (Wakayama Ichi)
Adam Baig (Fukuoka Ichi)
Tokuda Shinnosuke (Iwakuni)
Watanabe Jin (Ōita)
Motoki Shida (Mito)
Tamakawa Hiroyasu (Tokyo)
Yoshino Tatsuki (Misato)
Judo
Nagayama Ryuju (Bibai)
Abe Hifumi (Kobe)
Hashimoto Soichi (Tokyo)
Nagase Takanori (Mito)
Murao Sanshirō (Tokyo)
Aaron Wolf (Tokyo)
Saito Tatsuru (Osaka)
Tsunoda Natsumi (Yachiyo)
Abe Uta (Kobe)
Funakobu Haruka (Fujiyoshida)
Tashiro Takaichi (Tokyo)
Niizoe Saki (Kashihara)
Takayama Rika (Tokyo)
Sone Akira (Kurume)
Pentathlon
Satō Taishū (Aomori Ichi)
Uchida Misaki (Kumagaya)
Rowing
Furutu Naoki (Tottori)
Miyaura Masayuki (Mito)
Arakawa Ryūta (Yokohama)
Hirouchi Emi (Kyoto)
Ōishi Ayama (Nagoya)
Rugby
Ishida Taiga (Kumamoto)
Ishida Kippei (Amagasaki)
Tsuoka Shotaro (Fukuoka Ichi)
Matsumoto Junya (Kagoshima)
Josua Kerevi (Viseisei, Fiji)
Fukushi Moeki (Hyogo)
Taninaka Kippei (Hyogo)
Noguchi Yoshihiro (Tokyo)
Ueda Kazuma (Hyogo)
Maruo Takamasa (Tokyo)
Okudaira Yu (Hyogo)
Koga Yoshiyuki (Tokyo)
Yoshizawa Taichi (Tokyo)
Utsumi Hanako (Yokohama)
Ōtani Mei (Kyoto)
Kajiki Marin (Fukuoka Ichi)
Saegusa Chiaki (Sapporo)
Tanaka Emii (Uozu Ichi)
Tsutsumi Honoka (Ureshino)
Nakamura Chiharu (Yokohama)
Nishi Arisa (Tokyo)
Hara Wakaba (Niigata Ichi)
Hirano Yume (Tokyo)
Matsuda Rinka (Fuchu)
Mizutani Sakura (Mie)
Sailing
Tomizawa Makoto (Kashiwazaki)
Okada Keiju (Kitakyushu)
Iitsuka Shibuki (Yokohama)
Tanaka Misaki (Higashiura)
Nagamatsu Sera (Ōita Ichi)
Oura Nishida-Capiglia (Mie)
Yoshioka Miho (Fujisawa)
Shooting
Okada Naoya (Tsuyama)
Yoshioka Dai (Kyoto)
Nobata Misaki (Ōita Ichi)
Skateboarding
Nagahara Yuro (Hakuba)
Onodero Gin'u (Yokohama)
Shirai Sora (Sagamihara)
Horigome Yūto (Tokyo)
Hiraki Kokona (Tomakomai)
Yosozumi Sakura (Iwade)
Kusaki Hinano (Tsukuba)
Yoshizawa Koko (Sagamihara)
Akama Rizu (Sendai)
Nakayama Fūna (Toyama Ichi)
Soccer
Leo Kokuba (Chiba Ichi)
Suzuki Kaito (Shizuoka Ichi)
Nishio Ryūya (Osaka)
Sekine Hiroki (Shizuoka Ichi)
Kimura Seiji (Chiba Ichi)
Kawasaki Sota (Kōfu)
Yamamoto Rihito (Yokohama)
Joel Chima-Fujita (Tokyo)
Fujio Shota (Osaka)
Saitō Kōki (Tokyo)
Hosoya Mao (Ushiku)
Nozawa Taishi (Naha)
Araki Ryotaro (Kumamoto Ichi)
Mito Shunsuke (Yamaguchi Ichi)
Takai Kota (Yokohama)
Ōhata Ayumu (Fukuoka Ichi)
Hirakawa Yu (Kashima)
Keiji Sato (Tokyo)
Uenaka Asahi (Fukuoka Ichi)
Yamada Fuki (Minakuchi)
Uchino Takashi (Chiba Ichi)
Yamashita Ayaka (Tokyo)
Hirao Chika (Matsudo)
Shimizu Risa (Kobe)
Minami Moeka (Yoshikawa)
Kumagai Saki (Sapporo)
Takahashi Hana (Kawaguchi)
Tōko Koga (Osaka)
Kitagawa Hikaru (Kanazawa)
Hasegawa Yui (Sendai)
Miyazawa Hinata (Minamiashigara)
Seike Kiko (Tokyo)
Nagano Fūka (Tokyo)
Momoko Tanikawa (Nagoya)
Fujino Aoba (Machida)
Hayashi Honoka (Uji)
Ueki Riko (Kawasaki)
Tanaka Mina (Kawasaki)
Hamano Maika (Takaishi)
Shū Ohba (Fujisawa)
Moriya Miyabi (Nara Ichi)
Ishikawa Rion (Akita Ichi)
Chiba Remina (Tsukuba)
Surfing
Inaba Reo (Ichinomiya)
Connor O'Leary (Cronulla, Australia)
Kanoa Igrashi (Huntington Beach, California)
Matsuda Shino (Yokohama)
Swimming
Matsuyama Riku (Saitama Ichi)
Takehara Hidekazu (Munekata)
Taniguchi Taku (Hyogo)
Terakado Genki (Mito)
Murasa Tatsuya (Nagoya)
Mano Hidenari (Yokohama)
Matsumoto Riku (Tokyo)
Minamide Taishin (Kainan)
Matsumoto Katsuhiro (Iwaki)
Watanabe Ippei (Tsukumi)
Hanaguruma Yu (Sakaide)
Mizunuma Naoki (Moka)
Honda Tomoru (Yokohama)
Seto Daiya (Moroyama)
Matsushita Tomoyuki (Utsonomiya)
Kanagimoto Kōnosuke (Imari)
Higa Moe (Hiroshima)
Kobayashi Uta (Nagano)
Shimada Ayano (Mie)
Wada Ami (Nagano)
Yasunaga Mashiro (Tochigi)
Sato Tomoka (Tsukuba)
Kijima Moeka (Hakusan)
Yoshida Megumu (Nagoya)
Ebina Airi (Sapporo)
Matsumoto Shiho (Shizuoka Ichi)
Hirai Mizuki (Kariya)
Ikee Rikako (Tokyo)
Suzuki Satomi (Onga)
Aoki Reona (Tokyo)
Tanigawa Ageha (Osaka)
Narita Mio (Tokyo)
Kobori Waka (Nara Ichi)
Mitsui Airi (Yokohama)
Makino Hiroko (Tokyo)
Ōhashi Yui (Hikone)
Igarashi Chihiro (Yokohama)
Shirai Rio (Takarazuka)
Ikemoto Nagisa (Nara Ichi)
Masuda Aoi (Kurashiki)
Table tennis
Shinozuka Hiroto (Nagoya)
Harimoto Tomokazu (Sendai)
Togami Shunsuke (Tsu)
Hayata Hina (Kitakyushu)
Hirano Miu (Numazu)
Harimoto Miwa (Sendai)
Tennis
Nishikori Kei (Bradenton, Florida)
Taro Daniel (Bradenton, Florida)
Naomi Osaka (Los Angeles, California)
Uchijima Moyuka (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
Aoyama Shūko (Osaka)
Ena Shibahara (Rancho Palos Verdes, California)
Triathlon
Kenji Nener (Perth, Australia)
Odakura Makoto (Tokyo)
Takahashi Yūko (Mitaka)
Volleyball
Nishida Yūji (Inabe)
Ōnodera Taishi (Natori Ichi)
Fukatsu Akihiro (Hiroshima)
Miyaura Kento (Kumamoto Ichi)
Ōtsuka Tatsunori (Osaka)
Yamauchi Akihiro (Aichi Ichi)
Sekita Masahiro (Tokyo)
Takahashi Kentarō (Yamagata)
Takahashi Ran (Kyoto)
Yūki Ishikawa (Okazaki)
Kai Masato (Tokyo)
Yamamoto Tomohiro (Ebetsu)
Uchida Akiko (Tokyo)
Ishii Miki (Fujisawa)
Kojima Manami (Sendai)
Fukudome Satomi (Tokyo)
Araki Ayaka (Tokyo)
Wada Yukiko (Tokyo)
Tominaga Koyomi (Komae)
Hayashi Kotona (Osaka)
Sarina Koga (Saga Ichi)
Mayu Ishikawa (Okazaki)
Nanami Seki (Funabashi)
Inoue Arisa (Maizuru)
Nichika Yamada (Nagoya)
Miyabe Airi (Kobe)
Water polo
Watanabe Taiyo (Kyoto)
Ogihara Daichi (Kagoshima)
Kai Inoue (Los Angeles, California)
Date Kiyomu (Osaka)
Nitta Ikkei (Kanazawa)
Nishimura Towa (Kyoto)
Tanamura Katsuyuki (Ishigaki)
Adachi Seiya (Kakamigahara)
Suzuki Toi (Yamagata)
Takata Mitsuru (Hiroshima)
Inaba Yūsuke (Toyama)
Ōkawa Keigo (Tsuchiura)
Araki Kenta (Fukuoka Ichi)
Weightlifting
Miyamoto Masanori (Naha)
Murakami Eishiro (Toyama Ichi)
Suzuki Rira (Shiroi)
Wrestling
Sogabe Kyotaro (Matsuyama)
Higuchi Rei (Ibaraki Ichi)
Kiyooka Kotaro (Kōchi Ichi)
Takatani Daichi (Kyōtango)
Ishiguru Hayato (Tokyo)
Fumita Ken'ichirō (Kōfu)
Kusaka Nao (Takamatsu)
Susaki Yui (Matsudo)
Fujinami Akari (Yokkaichi)
Sakurai Tsugumi (Kōchi Ichi)
Motoki Sakura (Saitama Ichi)
Ozaki Nonoka (Tokyo)
Kagami Yuka (Yamagata Ichi)
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