Asami Imajuku (今宿麻美) is a Japanese fashion model, an actress, and singer.

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• Name: Asami Imajuku
• Japanese:今宿麻美
• Born: January 7, 1978
• Birthplace: Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan
• Height: 164 cm.
• Blood Type: AB

Kasumi Yamaya (山谷 花純 Yamaya Kasumi, born December 26, 1996) is a Japanese actress and model who is affiliated with Avex Vanguard. She played the role of Kasumi Momochi (Momo Ninger) in the 2015 Super Sentai TV series Shuriken Sentai Ninninger.

In 2007, Yamaya, who was born in Miyagi Prefecture, passed the Actor Talent Model Audition application which was sponsored by the Avex Group. In 2008, she debuted in the drama Change. In the same year, Yamaya appeared in the drama Love Letter, which gave her popularity. In 2009, she started model activities as an exclusive model in the magazine Nico☆Petit. In October 2013, Yamaya currently belongs to Avex Vanguard, Avex Group’s spin-off office.

Today we have long lost climbers found on the Matterhorn, and Year over Year sales report at .9% in the retail sector…

Climber’s Mountain Shoe gives clues to lost climbers on steep Matterhorn alpine climb.

The Washington Post and Chicago Tribune Cover The Story:

RETAIL SALES SHOWING SPORADIC RESULTS

It’s amazing that the .9% is even a possibility given the looks of this sporadic chart, with figures showing an interesting down, then up, trend.

MARKET-REALIST REPORTS SPECIAL

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Today we have some shark sightings in Ibaraki forcing beach closures, Abe meets with diplomats,  and fireworks show ready to go…

ABE POSTS THE NEWS

Abe goes through some formalities with the diplomats

ACTIVE IN THE SPORTS DEPARTMENT

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Death by water, Idol Eyes Contest, Fun Events, and U.S. Spying Accusations…

Tokyo Idol Fest wrapped up Sunday, with many people having a great time rocking out in front of the big screen and dancing.

WIKILEAKS FROM U.S. RAISE EYEBROWS

INCREASE IN WATER DEATHS CAUSE CONCERNS

People who are venturing to the water to cool off during the heat wave should be reminded to be safe, and to wear appropriate flotation devices.  In a recent spur of deaths from swimming, and other water-related deaths, coming most likely as a result of higher turnout at the swimming and recreational facilities, have caused concern.

Swimmers, soakers, and water frolickers are reminded to be safe, avoid prolonged exposure during extreme heat, and to always use a PFD, Rope, or other saftey device when going out alone, or into deep, or moving water.

REAL FUN GAME ADDS ELEMENT OF THRILL

As one of the pioneers of games and strategy, Japan is now offering a new virtual reality game that can be played in the new version of:

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An Update on Apple, Kyushu Electric Ready To Fire Up Reactor, and Whiskey In Space…

Sharper Losses For Sharp

One of Japan’s Flagship electronic manufacturing companies has seen bigger losses in recent quarter than some of the early glory days when Sharp was a leader in the Industry.

FOURS YEARS OF LOSSES MAY SEE KYUSHU STOCK RISE

STEP ASIDE SCOTCH – JAPANESE SPACE WHISKEY IS WHERE ITS AT

For those that love to get their maw wet with malt, there is a new brew that only a few lucky taste-tasters will get to sample — at least for the immediate future anyway.  Suntory, a Japanese Brewer plans to turn their Whiskey line intergalactic, and have established a plan to send some space whiskey up to the ISS — just make sure the Astronauts don’t catch a whiff, and make sure its in a secret hatch!!!

This may be the start of a big-business if the flavor, texture, and science turns out to be “just right” — while this may be far-fetched, it is an interesting scientific phenomena, and will leave many whiskey lovers on the edge of their seats for years to come.

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A Sign Of Hope A Possible MH 370 Wing piece,  Tea Garden Restoration, Kyoto Makes Case For Culture…

Japanese P-3C Orions Dispatched last year to search for the missing Malaysian Air MH370 were unable to detect a potential piece of the Boeing 777, as a recent group of items were found drifted into the banks of Reunion Island.

THE BBC has managed to get their take on the Story, and word has it that the most recently found piece of aircraft is going to be sent to France for testing.  France, who is the go-to country for reliability testing in this case, may have the appropriate equipment to provide a trace analysis to the missing flight, of which has been one of the largest aviation mysteries since the Bermuda Triangle Disappearance of Amelia Airheart in 1943.

The debris appears intact, and may have been able to gain buoyancy after being dislodged or detached from other pieces of debris, or this could be a piece of blowout from the increased space traffic and air traffic in the area.  There appears to be some molluscs on the debris, which may have clues about the origin of the debris.

THE COORDINATED EFFORT to find the plane has been nothing short of miraculous, as foreign ministers and prime ministers and presidents all pitched in highly sensitive war and naval ships, and detective ships in search of the missing airline.  Included in the search have been:

• Japan
• USA
• China
• Royal Coast Guard
• Australia
• France
• Malaysia
• and possibly even Russia.

Now don’t get too excited, since the debris still has to go to France for testing.  Stay tuned for more coming soon.

NEW TEA HOUSE GETS FULL BLOOM

Recent restoration treatment of the The Japanese Tea Garden in San Antonio is ready to transcend visitors into a dreamy trance, or mesmerize their eyes with green lushness.

KYOTO LIGHTS IT UP

In true Kyoto Fashion, the Kyoto House has put a new bid to host the Cultural Affairs Agency, a bold bid to the other prefectures of Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Hyogo, Shiga and Wakayama.

The Affairs Agency is important because it handles much of the Nation’s National Treasures, and between the varying house members, it would make Kyoto the main go-to Agency during that term.   Besides the National Treasure, the post comes with its own sub-level of politics, and levels of organizational development to support the development of freedom and prosperity:

When looking from the point of view of maintenance for preservation, it seems like a very wise move, since the workers of the area will be the ones who support the local ecosystem that fits with the local model of governance.  It will be a good logical transgression according to the submission from Kyoto because the new orders of governance can easily be adapted to the pre-existing model of the bureaucracy.

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Today we have a Hanazono treat, Fukishima Compensation numbers, Asian Cup call for stars, and Aida the Artist standing ground…

Japan is looking to spot-fill some gaps for the coming Asian Cup games:

THE HANAZONO SHRINE OFFERS EYE RELIEF

FUKUSHIMA SUPPORT INCREASED

AIDA THE ARTIST – MIXED MESSAGING AT ITS FINEST

With all the rage being on the question of anime portraying sexual and graphic sadistic images to children, and of illustrating children being sodomized and victimized, it should be no surprise to see Aida’s impressionist work of having naked schoolchildren being leashed and sodomized, even if it is in a different medium.  The art continues to be a question of ethics because it points questions at what is acceptable in one medium versus another, and how we use “age” to determine what is morall right or wrong.   The real issue is about why this content is being shown at all.  Is it popular among the younger generation, or are adults using this as a means of escapism to relive childhood dreams of the ego?  Only Freud will be able to answer that, so for now, it looks like Aida is winning the battle.

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Flight traffic altered to accommodate more flights, Lotus Flower attractions, Japan looks to Brits to tank in on submarine deal….

With plenty of global competitiveness in the Submarine sectors lately, the Japanese are looking to Britain to find some bidding power.   The big business deal for Australia, and potentially Japan, to provide the Defence Contract over Berlin’s Group could make the difference of $50 Billion Dollars, according to the Japan Today.

Having a bidding competition ensures that both parts have to try and compete against each other to provide the best services and products at the most affordable price, and like all dominion countries operating under the Queen, Mr. Abbott just can’t go and sign off without getting some feedback from the England plans, which puts the Japanese salesmen in a good position as they try to woo the British advice into the matter.

2020 Olympic Planning Continues To Ramp Up Tokyo Business

While setting the record for the most expensive Olympic Stadium Construction Price Tag in the History of the World, even beating Sochi’s $51 Billion Price Tag.  The new MetLife Stadium is slated to top the charts at 252 Bil ion Yen.

In order to help some of the costs of the stadium, the City and Country are already planning on revamping their services, including new flight arrangements to provide for increased air traffic between the local and international airports.

Tokyo TurboProp Goes Down, Economist Goes On Auction Block, Japanese Bathrooms Exposed, Soccer Update…

PLANE CRASH KILLS PILOT, PASSENGERS LIVE

The Plan that crashed into some houses in residential Tokyo killed two residents, and the pilot of the plane, while others were pulled from the wreckage and transported to Hospital.  This crash is under investigation as being suspicious.

PEARSON ADDS THE ECONOMIST TO THE BLOCK

After making the deal to sell the Financial Times portion of the Publishing Group, Pearson has recently put a motion to consider selling their 50% stake in the other economic authority publication, The Economist.

JAPANESE BATHROOMS — MORE THAN A LOO

SPORTS

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