Blog Archives
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Tenri U students visit Kumamoto |
Japan | roykoogee | Jul 13, 2016 |
Tenri University students visit Kumamoto to engage in disaster relief activities. (Sorry, no translation of the narration this time around) |
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Send-off Reception held for Rio-bound Tenri U. alumnus Shohei Ono |
Japan | roykoogee | Jun 11, 2016 |
On June 5, a send-off reception was held for Tenri University alumnus Shohei Ono, who is to battle in the 73 kg weight division in the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. About 350 attendees participated, including the Shinbashira. Shohei Ono is garnering quite a lot of attention as he trains for his Olympics appearance. At the […] |
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Ibaraki Diocese visits Ibaraki Prefectural Office |
Japan | roykoogee | Jun 8, 2016 |
On May 23, Ibaraki Diocese visited Ibaraki Prefectural Office to report on Disaster Relief Hinokishin Corps (DRHC) activities. Last September DRHC helped schools in Joso City reopen after the flooding of the Kinugawa River. Ibaraki Diocese Superintendent Yoshinori Ogita met with Governor Masaru Hashimoto to show videos and pamphlets of DRHC activities. Governor Hashimoto expressed […] |
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Kumamoto Earthquake Relief News |
Japan | roykoogee | Jun 3, 2016 |
The 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake had recorded quakes with the maximum seismic intensity of 7 on two occasions, damaged 74,000 homes, and left about 10,000 people displaced. Between May 4 and 5 the Shinbashira and successor designate Daisuke Nakayama visited eight affected churches and offered words of sympathy to earthquake victims. The first phase or expedition […] |
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Tenri Judoka Shohei Ono punches ticket to Rio de Janeiro Olympics |
Events, Japan | roykoogee | Apr 6, 2016 |
(Simple translation of video narrative) On April 3, “All-Japan Judo Invitational Tournament” was held at Fukuoka International Center. Shohei Ono, an athlete and graduate student at Tenri University, participated. Ono entered the 73-kg weight division. The tournament also determined spots in the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. Ono easily made his way through the first and second […] |
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Flood relief efforts in Ibaraki Prefecture |
Japan | roykoogee | Sep 24, 2015 |
In September, rains from Typhoon No. 18 (Severe Tropical Storm Etau) caused flooding in Joso City, Ibaraki Prefecture. Members of the Tenrikyo Disaster Relief Hinokishin Corps were recently dispatched to help with recovery efforts. Translation of the video narration: |
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Two Tenri U. Judoka Battle In 81-Kg Division All-Japan Invitational Final |
Japan | roykoogee | May 20, 2013 |
More Tenri judo news from Fukuoka, where Tenri University athletes competed in a tournament that helped select the Japanese team to compete in the Judo World Championship in Rio scheduled to begin in August this year. Video by Doyusha: (Translation of video narration) On May 12 and 13, the 2013 “All-Japan Judo Invitational Tournament” was […] |
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Tenri U’s Takamasa Anai Wins 2nd All-Japan Judo Championship |
Japan | roykoogee | May 10, 2013 |
Some Tenri Judo related news: It was Anai’s ninth appearance and first in two years. He scored an ippon in the second round and an awase-waza osae-komi (hold-down) in the third round. In the semifinal, Anai faced last year’s semifinalist Ryuta Ishii. Anai advanced to the final with a tai-otoshi 14 seconds into the match. […] |
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Women’s Association 95th Convention 2013 |
Tenrikyo Church Headquarters | roykoogee | May 8, 2013 |
On April 19, the 95th Tenrikyo Women’s Association Convention was held in the Inner Courtyard of Tenrikyo Church Headquarters with the Shinbashira Zenji Nakayama presiding. Roughly 42,000 association members across Japan and overseas came to Oyasato, the Parental Home to attend the event. |
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Tenrikyo Hinokishin Day 2013 |
Tenrikyo Church Headquarters | Lewis Nakao | May 6, 2013 |
On April 29, Tenrikyo Hinokishin Day was held throughout Japan and across the globe under the slogan “Season of Salvation. Now let’s do hinokishin!” The day was blessed with fine weather as Church Headquarters staff, students of Tenrikyo schools and Shuyoka participated. Roughly 4,000 participants in Oyasato split into 52 areas throughout Tenri city to engage in hinokishin activities such as weeding and cleaning. |