#kobe world

[freshthoughts2020]

[lck-toilet]

Casters :)

[thepastisalreadywritten]

Source: Japan Times

Breaking News: Kobe's "Tantan" dies, the oldest panda in Japan, at 28 years old

1 April 2024

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[endercasts]

[miyuranran]

They were soooo sweet♡

[elmundoesunlugartantriste]

[cabletwo]

This week on Cable Two:

Tuesday 3pm / Forbidden Mystery Vault

Wednesday 6pm / Warp Zone

Thursday 5.30pm / Link Cable 11pm / The Long Haul

Friday 1pm / Starborn Chronicles 8pm / Trina's World

Saturday 4pm / Happy Lab Accidents Sunday 5pm / Warp Zone

all times central only on/always on twitch.tv/cabletwo

[busaikuknee]

looking at the schedule for this weekend. we need to ban wrestling actually

[randanopterix]

Jason Lee and Jacky Funky Kamei celebrating their victory over Diamante and Shun Skywalker.

[jeronimoloco]

A lone tomb, a memory of Syonan Shipyard, and their links to Keppel House

Much has been made about the “mysterious” solitary Japanese tomb sitting on the southern slopes of Mount Faber. The tomb, which could be thought of as a memorial to a painful time in Singapore’s history, contains the remains of a member of staff of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ (MHI) Kobe shipyard, a naval architect by the name of Komoto Ekasa (or Omoto Egasa). Komoto was among an group of 94 MHI…

[freshthoughts2020]

[8iunie]

TICKETS HERE

via Måneskin’s Instagram story, 21.04.2023

[alyssalovestaylor]

my heart 🥺❤️

[aroundtheworldin214days]

June 18, 2023 - Day 173

Kobe, Japan

Kobe is a city in Osaka Bay in central Japan. It is a beautiful city surrounded by mountains that frame the harbor. There are many high end fashion stores and the Japanese say “If you can’t go to Paris go to Kobe.”. With a population of 1.5 million people it is Japan’s seventy largest city. It is most famous for its Kobe beef which we enjoyed for dinner. It is the site for Japan’s first golf course and it was the first city bombed by the Americans during the Doolittle raid during World War II. They are fanatic about baseball and there are billboards all over the city for the Orix Buffaloes who are first place in the pacific league.

There is an extensive railway, bus and subway system and I wanted to try it. We bought a ticket for a hop-on-hop off bus and went to the train station. I had heard of the “Hakutsuru Sake Museum” so we made an attempt to go. Every thing is in Japanese so it was a challenge to figure out how much to pay, how to buy a ticket, figure out what track to go to and then what train to get on but by pointing at a map and head shaking we got there. I posted some photos below.

One of the stops on the bus was labeled “Herb Garden” so we thought we would see that. We expected a small garden but was I ever surprised. We walked up the hill a bit and there was an elevator which we got on. At the top was a long line waiting for another elevator to a place called the “Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens and Ropeway”. We got to the elevator and it took us up to another line to buy a ticket to ride the ropeway which is actually a gondola that takes you to the top of Mount Rokko. Once on top you are treated to an incredible panoramic view of Kobe and you can see all the way to Kyoto which is 20 km away. The ticket was the equivalent of $13 for a round trip. When you get to the top you walk down a half mile brick path to a lower gondola station where you take a car back to the bottom. The place is Japan’s largest herb garden with over 75,000 herbs and flowers. There are 12 different gardens areas that have different themes. There is also a high green house where you can have lunch. I put some photos below.

Kobe was one of my favorite places to visit on this trip.

[stateofsport211]

Kobe Ch F: Alexander Blockx def. Jurij Rodionov 6-3, 6-1 Match Stats

📸 ATP official website

A. Blockx was almost flawless from start to finish, firing some notable forehand winners when he found the lines while going after J. Rodionov's baseline games. As a result, the latter got out-paced, which caused the 19-year-old Belgian to dominate the second set. As a result, J. Rodionov's 2 break points came from A. Blockx's slipped forehand errors, while the latter converted 80% of his 5 break points as a result of this aggressive play.

Besides, A. Blockx also had strong service games throughout the match. Scoring 3 acee than J. Rodionov's 1, the former won 88% of his first serve points compared to J. Rodionov's 47%, which helped him navigate even the slightest problems in this match. However, the constant errors in the second set caused the Austrian to drop his second serve winning percentage to 57%, 13% lesser than A. Blockx, making it even more vulnerable throughout the match.

This marked A. Blockx's maiden Challenger title after his 6 previous failed attempts in the semifinals, securing his 2025 Australian Open qualifying berth after landing at 205 in the live rankings by the end of the week. To strengthen his position, his next tournament will be the Yokohama Challenger, where he will kick off his campaign by facing qualifier Philip Sekulic in the first round. This could be tough, but this is also an exciting battle to start!

[heystephen]

i do have to say that TMZ is a fucking plague and needs to be stomped out. the way they shared the news of michael jackson’s death before his family was notified, shared images of the kobe bryant helicopter crash before his wife had even found out it happened, and have now shared images of liam payne’s dead body for the world to see… just fucking slimy and utterly devoid of integrity