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The brand's X (formerly Twitter) post states “A premium Hanawa-kun's first appearance” and includes a shot of Hanawa-kun greeting Maruko and Tama-chan The Premium Malt's and Chibi Maruko-chan collaboration ad campaign began on February 8 The commercial series follows Maruko in New York City 20 years after the events of the anime and manga series The first two commercials follow Maruko heading to a New York City bar for a small class reunion and the second with Maruko and Tama-chan opening time-capsule letters they wrote to each other when they were kids Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Mildred “Bea” Beatrice Jones, age 85 She was a member of Northview Church of God and enjoyed singing and “blessing people’s hearts” Bea is preceded in death by her husband of 51years She is survived by daughter and son-in-law Stacy and David Humphrey of Strawberry Plains Louise Stallings; several 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was working I was always busy and had no time for such things and I thought that hobbies were for people who had retired So now I enjoy visiting Buddhist temples and appreciating statues of Buddha This tenth and final installment of our series "Nissan Legends" explores the origins of today's Nissan from the perspective of top management We get an insider's view from Yoshikazu Hanawa the person who concluded the Alliance between Nissan and Renault through an interview conducted by Tetsuya Kato Kato also shares with us how he perceived Mr Hanawa in his management position with the company Tetsuya Kato: I've been looking forward to this opportunity a great deal because I've always been interested in knowing the executive who led the Alliance with Renault to such success were cars so commonplace that you often saw them on the streets Hanawa: I was a young child before the war and I recall seeing small cars called Datsuns We lived in Suginami Ward in Tokyo and the Koshukaido That's where I saw these cars once in a while we moved to Setagaya Ward and we didn't see any cars any more with friends from the neighbourhood (Hanawa is at far right) Kato: Did those Datsuns make you curious about cars and lead you to develop an interest in them The war broke out when I was in the second grade of elementary school and ended when I was in the sixth grade we were in wartime when I was an elementary school pupil It was natural that my dream at the time was to operate a tank and fly a fighter plane Japan was still going through a time of confusion It was also a time of food shortages and cars were not the principal concern of most people Hanawa was in junior high school during the chaotic times following the end of the war which were epitomized by the devastated condition of Tokyo Kato: You went on to study in the economics faculty at university Was American culture starting to penetrate among Japanese youth when you were at university it was just about the time that people were finally starting to be able to get enough food to eat It was a little later that American culture started to be felt in Japan I was far removed from any such trend even if it existed when I was a student considering that I wore Japanese wooden clogs to school Was it because you finally became interested in cars Hanawa: The professor leading one of the seminars I was enrolled in had an acquaintance who worked in Nissan's human resources division and the professor introduced me to that person This was before car manufacturing became one of the key industries in Japan I remember that immediately after I joined the company the governor of the Bank of Japan at the time said something implying that Japan didn't need an auto industry I actually became worried that I might lose my job even though I had only just started (laughter) Hanawa often went hiking in the mountains while he was a university student (Hanawa is on left) Kato: Did you think that Japan would become the power in the auto industry that we see today Hanawa: I suspect that nobody at the time dreamed that the Japanese auto industry would flourish as much as it has Kato: Which department were you first assigned to Hanawa: I worked in the human resources section at headquarters I commuted from Setagaya in Tokyo and every day I was late for work because the first train in the morning did not get me to work on time (laughter) In the early days after joining Nissan (Hanawa is on right) Kato: How was the atmosphere inside the company at that time Hanawa: I found it easier to be at work than I had expected As a student I had no idea of what a company was like so I imagined that the workplace would be a rather severe environment where seniority was strictly observed and employees were inculcated with the corporate philosophy the company had a liberal atmosphere and all of my superiors were very kind this was the company that embraced such unconventional figures as Yutaka Katayama it was a company where a dynamic person like that could work to his full capacity (laughter) With his colleagues in the HR department at the Oppama Plant (Hanawa is seated at far left) Kato: Did you have a driver's license back then The reason was that when I took the entrance exam the person from the human resources division said that they wouldn't hire anyone who didn't have a license but I took it seriously and immediately started to practice driving with a friend's car I was driving without a license (laughter) The company held training sessions lasting about a month prior to our official enrolment in the company and I was assigned to the design department My superiors there taught me how to drive on the company's grounds I passed the test for my license on the fourth try (laughter) Kato: Do you remember the first time you drove a car It went so fast when all you did was press down the throttle and it would take you anywhere you wanted to go Kato: So did you immediately buy one for yourself At the time very few employees owned their own cars I bought my first car around 10 years after I started to work at the company My first new car was a Sunny if I remember correctly while before that I drove a second-hand Datsun Bluebird 310 Hanawa (left) and Kato (right) during the interview Kato: The Japanese auto industry grew at an extraordinary rate during that period In normal conditions in the corporate world an employee should receive thorough education and training and only after that should his or her workload increase but things were moving so rapidly that we didn't have the luxury of asking for such ideal procedures If we wanted senior employees to teach us something so you have to work it out for yourself." That was the general atmosphere Considering that I thought I might be losing my job when I first joined the company it was worthwhile and challenging to be working hard although of course it was difficult at times there was this sense throughout the country that we had to work hard to reconstruct the economy Kato: Did you work in the human resources division at headquarters all those years?Hanawa: I was working in the human resources division in the start-up offices of different plants Kato: Was it difficult to secure human resources Hanawa: It was not that hard to find people to work in the office but the plants faced chronic labor shortages I worked in the human resources section at head office for four years and then in different plants for 10 years and then spent six years in the research section at headquarters Hanawa: It was company policy at the time to assign a local to be in charge of the U.S so we served as the liaison between the U.S thinking that we would teach the Americans At the time we believed that we were the top automobile industry in the world But the Americans we met were quite capable and excellent people Japan might have had better production technologies but it was obvious that Americans were way ahead of us in terms of engineering and management techniques Hanawa: Although of course there were a lot of difficulties I may have a relatively high ability to adapt to different environments the company wouldn't tell you how long your assignment overseas was going to last so you wouldn't even know when you would be back in Japan Kato: I'm surprised that you could be so matter-of-fact about such a thing.Hanawa: We were thankful for the fact that we had jobs at all It was usual that we would not express negative feelings about our jobs such as not liking something or finding something too much trouble I always told myself that there was no such thing as enjoyable work and that it was not reasonable to look for enjoyment in work in the first place I believed that it was enough if I could serve society THE QUINTESSENTIAL IMPORTANCE OF THE PARTNER Renault is a French automaker that has long been the leader in Europe in terms of unit sales and concluded the Alliance with this huge corporation essentially all by himself I therefore expected to meet an aggressive self-confident guy with an overpowering presence and a silver tongue I encountered a quiet gentleman who was rather reticent and humble but who at the same time did not hesitate to say what he thought and what needed to be said Tetsuya Kato: You spent five years in the U.S and came back to Japan in 1985 to be the head of the Planning Division Soon after that you were named the director in charge of the Planning Division At the time we were working on how to deal with life after the Plaza Accord The stronger yen was going to lead to a dramatic reduction in exports and we were looking into ways to scale down the business We didn't believe that it would last forever but as a company we came to the conclusion that we had to ride the wave so long as it was favorable The atmosphere at the time was such that it would have been difficult to voice the opposing view that "caution is called for all the same." while Hanawa was serving as Vice President Kato: Then the bubble burst.Hanawa: I was in charge of production and sales in the U.S at the time and I was also supervising the overseas business as a whole So I was not too familiar with the domestic market It was difficult to offset the erosion of the domestic market with exports owing to the strong yen Kato: Then in 1996 you were appointed president in which capacity you sat down at the negotiating table with Renault I had had experience with negotiations overseas because I had lived abroad At the time I thought that Nissan should globalize more considering that three-quarters of our sales were generated overseas Half of production was done locally and half of domestic production was exported within the company there was this feeling that we were a domestic company and a perception that there was a great distance between the domestic market and overseas markets I was always thinking about how we could create contacts between Nissan and foreign cultures Kato: It was around this time that the expression "the four million club" appeared but what it meant was that it would be difficult to survive as an independent carmaker if unit sales were below that level Kato: Which auto company did you contact first for your partner but that was only for the large truck division so it didn't involve negotiations for Nissan but rather for Nissan Diesel Daimler initially thought that Nissan also made trucks and so we introduced the company to Nissan Diesel When the media started to report that we talking to Daimler it took both Nissan and Daimler completely by surprise We didn't think it would be such a big deal later we started to negotiate for Nissan with several carmakers Kato: Was it Nissan who initiated the process The circumstances under which talks like these take place can vary Sometimes you have a go-between and sometimes conversations between the leaders of the two companies can lead in a certain direction He always keeps his word and once he makes a decision he won't go back on it no matter what is said by whom you found him trustworthy as a potential partner for Nissan Hanawa: I felt that way from the beginning At first we didn't know much about Renault but over the course of several meetings I began to think that we had similar ways of thinking Kato: Do you mean the negotiations went relatively smoothly Kato: Did you wheel and deal in the negotiations negotiating strategies and tactics or machinations Hanawa: We promised at the beginning that we would speak frankly and would keep nothing from each other it would come to light in the end and when that happened relations would stall Kato: Was it just the two of you when you met Hanawa: Most of the time it was just the two of us We had a meeting about once every two months for two years in 1998 and 1999 With the other people involved following the signing ceremony (Hanawa is fifth from left) Kato: You concluded the Alliance and along came Carlos Ghosn He made Nissan into the company I had pictured in my mind I believed that Nissan needed to be more globalized and that achieving that would require a change in our mind-set we couldn't have an old person like me leading the company When I was offered the position of president I had served as president for a total of four years and I had geared up for a reform to turn the company around in the first two years Ghosn accomplished the transformation beautifully With Carlos Ghosn when he first started at Nissan Kato: You mean Nissan became a company that you considered ideal Hanawa: You can't delegate with conditions saying you can do anything here but don't touch anything there A person cannot execute the totality of his concept if anybody interferes with him So I told him that I wouldn't say a word and that I would support him 100% I told him that handling external contacts as the president was time consuming so I would take care of that and I asked him to concentrate on tackling the internal issues Ghosn seems to be a person with an extremely strong so it's easy to understand what he's thinking And he excels at grasping others' feelings and eventually gets the other person on his side we made an opportunity for the vice presidents to meet him on their own all of the vice presidents said that they could work very well with him Members of the Executive Committee after the conclusion of the Alliance Nissan went through difficult periods and emerged a renewed company human nature dictates that we start to think we no longer need a partner A partner is like air — even when we think its presence is less critical I hope that we will always remember its importance and never forget to be grateful Kato: That's a message from you to the people who work at Nissan now it was right before the Japanese auto industry started to ride the great wave of the post-war economic boom when unit sales doubled every year for many years in a row and many people were convinced that the good times would last indefinitely Hanawa believed that the situation could not last for long His cool and objective perspective did not change during the bubble economy years in the 1980s and he was proved right when not only Nissan but also the entire Japanese economy ended up going through extremely difficult times Hanawa lived from the very best days of the Japanese auto industry to its decline to rock bottom while he was with Nissan his experiences must have helped him steer the Alliance with Renault to success The areas of excellence of Renault and Nissan are subtly different and if these are well matched it can boost the sum of 1 + 1 to 10 or even 20 Renault and Nissan must maintain their respective unique traits to produce such synergies We have to avoid having 1 + 1 only yield 1 Not only car enthusiasts like myself but also none other than Mr Hanawa probably would not want to see that result Profile of the writer Tetsuya KatoTetsuya Kato was born in Tokyo in 1959 He joined the publishing company Nigensha in 1985 and was assigned to be an editor for Car Graphic magazine He was appointed editor-in-chief of the magazine in 2000 and made editor-in-chief of Car Graphic's sister magazine NAVI in 2007 He became the president of Car Graphic Co. a tourist train operated by East Japan Railway Co ran on the Hanawa Line in Iwate and Akita prefectures for the first time on Nov please disable the ad blocking feature and reload the page This website uses cookies to collect information about your visit for purposes such as showing you personalized ads and content By clicking “Accept all,” you will allow the use of these cookies Users accessing this site from EEA countries and UK are unable to view this site without your consent The train departed on the early winter day from Morioka and moved through the highlands and valleys that border both prefectures It was welcomed at Kazuno-Hanawa Station in Akita Prefecture with a Hanawa-bayashi local traditional music performance an Akita dog assigned the duty of tourism stationmaster The train has two cars: a first-class car with 25 seats and a regular-class car with 34 seats A performance of local drum music rang out when the train arrived at Odate Station shortly after noon “The view [from the train] gave me a nostalgic feeling,” said Shuichiro Ogaki who used to travel on the Hanawa Line when he went to elementary school Company employee Makoto Aoki came from Tokyo to ride the train “I had fun buying many bottles of local sake while the train stopped at the stations,” he said Our weekly ePaper presents the most noteworthy recent topics in an exciting © 2025 The Japan News - by The Yomiuri Shimbun Decades after Kenzo Takada first rocked Parisian runways with his bold prints and oversize silhouettes the 78-year-old fashion icon is designing again He’s teamed up with famed French furniture house Roche Bobois on a collection of home furnishings inspired by traditional Japanese kimono patterns and theater costumes including a modern reimagining of the iconic “Mah Jong” sofa as well as rugs and ceramics such as these distinctive urns Kenzo wanted to create harmony between all of the pieces so he applied some of the pattern that you find on the sofa on the urns which are quite voluminous,” says Jonathan Bouchet In other words: It might be time to redecorate your living room Kenzo Takada for Roche Bobois “Aka Hanawa” handturned clay earthenware urns with aged-gold and red-copper leaf On the Market: A Beacon Hill Townhouse with a Bulletproof Glass Entry On the Market: A Residential Cape Cod Church With a Working Organ The Chronicles of Lord Asanaro (Red Circle 2020) is an unusual and rewarding story that lingers in the consciousness longer than more overtly dramatic works In line with British imprint Red Circle’s innovative format it has never previously been published in English or Japanese as Kanji Hanawa himself has had little exposure in the world of English language publication despite having been twice a candidate for the Akutagawa Prize The story is set in the very early Edo Period (1603-1868) when the Tokugawa Shogunate has put an end to civil war and the samurai class — previously “sanctioned murderers,” in the author’s words — are transitioning into accountants and bureaucrats The title is gently ironic since Lord Asunaro achieves nothing worthy of chronicling the result of his insatiable pursuit of “horizontal pleasures.” Indeed his castle becomes known as the “Watermelon Residence” because of the common sight of numerous heavily pregnant women meaning “going to be one day.” It is used as the name of an obscure type of pine tree that admired for the strength and beauty of its wood Lord Asunaro lives in the shadow of a dominant presence and aficionado of literature and the martial arts maneuvered himself into the affections of Shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa thus securing the long-term future of his domain The old brute has little patience with the clumsy dimwit who is destined to succeed him and even biting a chunk out of the ear of a respected Confucian scholar No wonder the father openly doubts his paternity Hanawa evokes a society in which townspeople send their dogs off on pilgrimages to the Ise Shrine rich merchants distribute rice in order to avert riots abacus competitions are recruitment sessions for domain personnel and senior officials go in disguise to the kabuki The unheroic Asunaro proves the perfect fit for an era in which peace reigns and members of his class have lost their raison d'être as defenders of the realm The judgement of contemporaries was harsh — “a fool from birth and lacking all judgement.” he bequeathed to posterity an outstanding garden and some examples of accomplished calligraphy Condemned to a life of leisure and deprived of any possibility of doing anything useful he became “what anyone in his situation would become.” which were not considered such in his time being willing to talk and drink with people of much humbler standing He questioned the usefulness of military fortifications in a time of peace the relevance of hidebound Confucian scholarship and the whole superstructure of hereditary status It would take another century and a half for him to be proved right Hanawa dedicates the story to his own father having lived through the global version of Japan’s Warring States period a peaceful place where nothing much happens The father-son relationship can only be a matter of speculation but the author himself identifies very clearly with Asunaro Hanawa is a scholar and translator of French literature and intersperses his narrative with references to contemporaneous events in Europe He even makes a startling comparison between Asunaro and Meursault the passive antihero of Albert Camus’ L’Etranger The book is Hanawa’s second publication in Red Circle’s series of specially commissioned Japanese fiction. Backlight (2018) featured a story ripped from recent headlines — the case of an eight-year-old boy who disappeared into a bear-infested forest in 2016 after his parents briefly abandoned him for being naughty That is a world away from the routine of a 17th-century daimyo Yet there are similarities in the authorial approach offering hints and suggestions rather than narrative drive or startling revelations the one chance of love that he loses through politics and bad luck the way he blunders through life learning so little We know this “unimpressive man.” We see him every day on the train Red Circle has so far put out five mini-books of specially commissioned original Japanese fiction All are well worth exploring and The Chronicles of Lord Asunaro is one of the most satisfying To learn more: See the publisher's web page at this link To purchase the book: Click the "Buy From" option on the publisher's website for links several booksellers You must be logged in to post a comment ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " It’s one of the biggest challenges facing convenience retailers offering thousands of products in limited space.Because suppliers often provide space-creating displays a common problem is these tools have not historically been developed with retailers at the front of mind This is especially true for a classic space-creation tool for the cold vault: the suction cup rack meaning many racks simply aren’t reliable enough to hold beverages on a swinging cooler door It’s caused many retailers to abandon the option Yet recent innovations to suction cup technology have allowed many retailers to reclaim this cold space solution to improve their bottom line Here are two examples of how retailers have done just that The Problem: As the owner and operator of Birmingham Kyle Hanawa has long-used suction cup racks as a tool for testing out the viability of new products describing the strategy as a “secret weapon” of retailers “If customers aren’t grabbing it from there years of failing racks caused major frustrations for the single-store owner “We’re having to run back and clean up a pop that fell down The Solution:  Hanawa went on the hunt for a better option—and a manufacturer willing to sell in small quantities, as Hanawa purchases his own displays. He found his solution in St. Louis Mo-based iSEE Store Innovations and their patented Displayloc suction cup racks the ability to hold up 50lbs of product without fail bringing smart technology to the cold vault.” The Pay-Off: With the fear of falling racks eliminated, Hanawa was able to get creative. He further highlighted new products by placing the racks vertically, diagonally and even spelling out letters. He often uses the APEX racks to spell out “M” (for Michigan) during prime college sports season the way you display an item is what sells it,” he said adding that he’s seen a noticeable lift in his cold vault sales “I’m a mom and pop shop so little things like these displays make a big difference.” The Problem: Currently the director of marketing for Edinburg Tony McDaniel spent much of his career at Circle K McDaniel struggled to find a vertical suction rack “It blocks the main area of the cooler where your best sellers are located.” He was stuck with vertical wire racks that didn’t block product but did require a safety hook that went over the door It kept the racks from falling but destroyed the door gaskets in the process—a costly compromise The Solution: Needing a wire option that worked McDaniel worked with the iSEE team to develop a solution He had four simple parameters: it had to be vertical hold multiple package sizes and work without a safety hook He was more than pleased with the solution “The suction cups are amazing: you will pull the glass out of the door before you pull the suction cups off the glass,” he said of the iSEE Wireloc McDaniel used the racks as a new product testing ground By purchasing the highly-visible racks himself McDaniel was able to use them as a profit center with beverage manufacturers “I know I can use the Wireloc for several years without failing,” he said “This allows me to purchase the rack and then sell the space to manufacturers if they want to promote something in the store.” This post is sponsored by iSEE Get today’s need-to-know convenience industry intelligence Sign up to receive texts from CSP on news and insights that matter to your brand Features include helping maximize and forecast sales operational strain and program cannibalization are all concerns says Richard Poye of Food Trends Think Tank Modern oral nicotine pouches continue to stand out as a key driver for 'other tobacco product' segment CSP’s Top 202 details the largest chains in the convenience-store industry and the biggest M&A stories of the past year Welcome to a deep dive into the c-store landscape The industry’s largest distributors by sales volume The latest information on products and trends in the convenience-store and foodservice industries Peek inside new convenience stores to uncover the best in retail store design across North America Corporate retail news affecting the convenience-store industry Do not sell my personal infoPrivacy PolicyCode of ConductContact UsRSS from the most obvious to the more insignificant A precise recollection of every part of each place This is what Kazuichi Hanawa strives to present in his manga Doing Time primarily made up of images drawn in black pen and complemented by others in multicolour Kazuichi Hanawa is a Japanese illustrator who was born in 1947 He began his career working for the avant-garde publication Garo before he was arrested in December 1994 for possession of a firearm This arrest resulted in him being sentenced to three years in a prison on the island of Hokkaido In Doing Time, the author reflects on prison conditions for inmates in a text built solely on his memories and a few notes taken during the course of his incarceration The reader discovers the inside of the cells and the collective living that takes place there But there is also the allocation of chores in the kitchen and the planning of every action in the workshops Kazuichi Hanawa explains all the signage and the role played by furniture and objects The reader also discovers the precise roles played by the prison staff the different styles of prison uniform for summer and winter Doing Time achieved great success both in Japan and internationally being shorlisted as part of the official selection for the 34th edition of the Angoulême International Comics Festival in 2007 It was also adapted for the cinema in 2002 by Yoichi Sai This success led the author to release the illustrated book Before Prison in which he recounts how and why he was imprisoned in 1995 Doing Time (1998), a manga by Kazuichi Hanawa, is published by Ponent Mon Celebrating Nature Through Cuisine in ‘Wild Herbs’ Immerse Yourself in Literature and Western Cuisine Traditional tattoos were strong signifiers; murderers had head tattoos The series 'Hysteric Ten' by photographer Sawatari Hajime revisits one of the most sulphurous relationships in Japanese art Nagisa Oshima made Sada Abe the heroine of his film defying the codes of 'pinku eiga' that make men the focus of attention This rice soup seasoned with miso is served by a monk to Ashitaka one of the heroes in Hayao Miyazaki's film we interviewed its founder and chief representative CHECK OUT: Education is Your Right! 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Hoto: Abba Kabir YusufAsali: FacebookA wani sako da Abba Kabir Yusuf ya wallafa a Facebook ya nuna farin ciki kan yadda taron ya kammala lafiya LURA: Shin kana son bamu labari da tattaunawa da marubutanmu gwamnan ya yaba da jajircewar Khalifa Muhammad Sanusi II tare da yabawa mabiyan Tijjaniyya kan rawar da suke takawa wajen tabbatar da zaman lafiya Da yake jawabi ga mahalarta Mauludin Gwamna Abba Kabir Yusuf ya bayyana godiyarsa ga dubban mutanen da suka zo daga nesa da kusa domin halartar babban taron Ya kuma yaba wa mabiya darikar Tijjaniyya kan yadda suke amfani da koyarwar Sheikh Ibrahim Inyass wajen inganta zaman lafiya da hadin kai tsakanin al’umma Gwamna Abba Kabir Yusuf ya yi addu’o’i na musamman ga daukacin al’ummar Musulmi a fadin duniya yana mai kira da a kara rungumar juna da kuma nuna fahimta tsakanin mabiyan addinai mutane da dama sun yi martani a kafafen sada zumunta suna yabawa da goyon baya kan rawar da ya taka a wajen Mauludin A wani rahoton, kun ji cewa Sanata Rabi'u Musa Kwankwaso ya yi jimami bayan abokinsa ya rasu Abokin tsohon dan takarar shugaban kasar mai suna Jeremiah Useni ya rike manyan mukamai ciki har da ministan Abuja kafin rasuwarsa Silva and Kalim are members of the Patch Tribe and Silva is one of the Ten Priests that officiate the Shaman Fight The anime will premiere on TV Tokyo and its affiliates in April, and will adapt all 35 volumes of the manga's new complete edition, which Kodansha started publishing in print volumes in Japan on June 17 The first anime adaptation of the manga premiered in 2001 Megumi Hayashibara is once again performing the anime's opening song "Soul salvation" and ending theme song "#Boku no Yubisaki" (My Fingertip) (She performed two opening songs and two ending songs for the 2001 anime.) Shueisha originally held the rights to the manga in Japan Sources: Shaman King anime's website, Comic Natalie The staff of the poker-themed High Card multimedia project announced two more cast members for the anime on Monday Eiji Hanawa as Lindsey Betz Shigeru Chiba as Lucky Lunchman Kadokawa describes the story: A frenzied battle amongst these card obsessed players The band FIVE NEW OLD performs the anime's opening theme song "Trickster," and Meychan performs the ending theme song "Squad!." The project shipped its first drama CD volume on December 3. Publisher Kadokawa, anime studio TMS Entertainment, and entertainment company Sammy Corporation are presenting the poker-themed project The companies previously revealed that the project will include anime The High Card -♢9 No Mercy manga launched on Square Enix's Manga UP! service on August 31. The project's original character designer Ebimo draws the manga. The High Card -♢7 Never No Dollars novel began serialization in the Monthly Newtype magazine on August 9 Sources: Press release, High Card anime's Twitter account Kazuma Kiryu’s metamorphosis is a heart-wrenching reminder that Content Warning: Discussion of themes relating to suicide and spoilers for Like a Dragon: Gaiden “I’ve been dead for three years now,” he laments “I won’t haunt you from beyond the grave.” Just like all of the others the man holding the gun this time can’t do it “Always so quick to sacrifice yourself for others,” he replies to the tortured soul formerly known as Kazuma Kiryu “How has that attitude not gotten you killed yet?” He’s faked his death rather than having turned into a hideous bug (as happened to Gregor Samsa the unfortunate protagonist of Franz Kafka’s novella The Metamorphosis) but the two situations are strikingly similar both men’s lives are defined by that nasty little question that squats at the back of all of our minds: ‘Why am I doing this?’ Kiryu is buried neck-deep in a vicious cycle of physical and psychological torture He feels like can’t stop putting those he loves at risk and his own health on the line to protect the yakuza clan his adoptive family once stood for and Men like Kiryu have to have somewhere to go to make something of themselves that can’t happen without those orphans in Okinawa struggling to sleep at night Samsa’s sick of his life as an overworked salesman but he’s had to push on with it because his parents are in debt to his tyrannical boss and so people and their feelings must be set aside Despite his efforts to carry on as normal or at least find a way to minimise the harm his sudden transformation might have on those around him to be minded by his family and a string of housekeepers A useless ghost haunting his former bedroom increasingly ignored as much as is possible by the outside world once the initial morbid curiosity invoked by his situation begins to wane both are stories that I can’t help interpreting as exploring that dreaded question I think pretty much everyone’s found themselves thinking about at - however briefly - during the most difficult moments life throws at us What would the world - my world - look like if I wasn’t here The messages you can draw from both The Metamorphosis and Like A Dragon Gaiden are well worth taking the time to appreciate Kafka’s work ends with Gregor Samsa’s family - the formerly struggling people he put himself through years of self-sacrifice and toil to help - finally leaving the flat that his fate haunts and taking a trip out into the countryside They realise that because of the changes they’ve made since the story began with Samsa’s famous metamorphosis their lives are now brimming with “new dreams and good intentions” The most important thing is that they’re all ok Kiryu’s leaking tears turn into a deluge It’s natural to worry about how the people you care about are doing and where you fit into the constantly-shifting world that surrounds you on a daily basis The most terrifying thing about life is the idea that it’ll always keep on going the most beautiful thing about life is that it’ll always keep on going No part of this website or its content may be reproduced without the copyright owner's permission VG247 is a registered trademark of Gamer Network Limited Developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio recently updated the official website of Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name adding more details regarding each character who will be part of Kazuma Kiryu’s journey as Joryu in Sotenbori Check out the plot synopsis and character summaries below ahead of the scheduled November 9th release What must you sacrifice to protect the ones you love Kazuma Kiryu fakes his death in order to protect his loved ones Having become an agent for the Daidoji Faction and assigned the codename “Joryu,” Kiryu hunts down an illegal gold smuggling site in the Port of Yokohama It was supposed to be an easy assignment; little more than loose change for the organization he finds several dozen Daidoji agents on standby Despite having reached the rank of chairman within the Tojo Clan Kiryu has maintained a relatively low profile among his peers here which only widens the gaping hole inside him They mustn’t be allowed to vanish into the shadows Though he had severed all ties to his past Kazuma Kiryu finds himself stepping into the maelstrom of the underworld once more… who is next-in-line to become the chairman of the alliance Japan’s largest yakuza organization based in Osaka With the weakening of its former longtime enemy the Tojo Clan the Omi Alliance is on the brink of ruling all of Japan Daidoji Faction – A group with deep ties to politics and industry who secretly inherited the wealth and authority of the late “Fixer of the Showa Era,” Minoru Daidoji Kazuma Kiryu returns in Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name Source: Gematsu Tin Manuel Tin is a designer and a writer by day and an adventurer in whatever game she is playing at night She gets giddy talking about RPGs (specifically JRPGs) and reveres almost every female protagonist but she will always remember Aerith’s death frame by frame in 480p You must be logged in to post a comment This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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RPGFan is a gaming website focused on roleplaying games and related genres such as graphic adventures Advertise on this site. © 2025 Emerald Shield Media LLC | Designed by Valkyrie Studio and MPT Creative Japanese racing champion Ikuo Hanawa won the Off-Road Enduro competition during Sunday's Shell V-Power Smokin’ Wheels event at the Guam International Raceway in Yigo Photo and illustration by Matt Weiss / Variety Rico Pereira takes the high road during the Big Bikes Enduro competition in Sunday's Shell V-Power Smokin’ Wheels event at the Guam International Raceway in Yigo leads the racers over the first jump during the Motocross Enduro portion of Sunday's Shell V-Power Smokin’ Wheels event at the Guam International Raceway in Yigo THE Guam International Raceway in Yigo was packed with hundreds of Smokin’ Wheels enthusiasts on Sunday everyone in attendance was treated to several action-packed events that included Enduro When all the dust was settled and the challenges completed winners were recognized for their hard work and effort less than 10 laps separated the overall winner from the third place finisher Taking home the championship in the long and grueling race was Ikuo Hanawa who completed a total of 78 laps Hanawa’s 78 laps were five better than the team of Joey Crisostomo and Alexander Smith Rounding out the top three slots in the overall division was Yuichi Takahashi Hanawa’s victory in the Enduro also included garnering top honors in the Four-Wheel Drive Unlimited Division His nearest competitor in the division was Keiko Hamaguchi The team of Crisostomo and Smith took home the Buggy Unlimited Division top spot after beating out Takahashi by a mere two laps fans lined up adjacent to the racetrack to watch competitors take on one another in both the Mud Bog Challenge and Tuff Rig Challenge The Tuff Rig Challenge was probably the toughest it’s been in a while as competitors ran through some difficulties including not being able to get through a tough mud pit both challenges weren’t a disappointment as fans enjoyed the action “The whole event is great and has been very exciting The rig and mud bog challenge are my favorite events,” said Jose Vasquez who is just visiting friends on the island “If I can make it back or be here around this time of the year I will definitely make my way to Smokin’ Wheels.” View more photos in our gallery and click here to view other race results of the 2012 Smokin' Wheels event Poll results are published every Monday in The Guam Daily Post Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: becomes the first Filipina-Japanese to win the top crown in any major pageant in Japan. Mayuko joined at Miss Supranational Japan 2019 where she placed in the Top 5 working in a kindergarten owner by her family She was also crowned Miss Eco Japan 2020 and placed in the Top 20 at Miss Eco International 2021 Mayuko Hanawa represented the prefecture of Ibaraki The 1st Runner meanwhile is Ayano Shinkawa who represented Aichi and the 2nd Runner-up is Riho Sasaki (22) who represented Shizuoka Mayuko will represent Japan in the 14th edition of Miss Supranational which will be held next year Audi is examining existing and future plants as locations to build cars sold in the U.S Yokohama Rubber is supporting the team led by Ikuo Hanawa in Asia’s largest cross-country rally The company’s support for Hanawa’s team in the Asia Cross Country Rally 2018 (AXCR) includes supplying Geolandar M/T G003 tyres the AXCR is an FIA sanctioned race that bears similarities to the Dakar Rally This year’s race commences in Pattaya and travels through Thailand for the first two legs before crossing into Cambodia snaking its way over four further legs to Phnom Penh – a total of approximately 1,400 miles or 2,200 kilometres Yokohama Rubber’s past involvement with the AXCR includes serving as an official sponsor for 11 consecutive years from 2001 Japanese racer Ikuo Hanawa has a long and distinguished record He captured ten consecutive championships in Japan’s ultimate off-road race competition Hanawa became the first Japanese to finish the Baja 1000 and in 2002 he captured a class championship in that same race Yokohama Rubber has partnered with Hanawa in many races Ikuo Hanawa rode Yokohama’s Geolandar M/T G003 tyres to victory in the APL Smokin’ Wheels 2018 off-road endurance race held in Guam The Geolandar M/T G003 mud terrain tyre was launched a year ago and in March 2018 Yokohama Rubber announced the POR-marked tyre’s European debut The range is available in 23 sizes for 15- to 20-inch rim diameters and is designed to deliver strong performance on all off-road conditions If you would like the latest news from the Chinese tyre industry in Chinese, visit our partner site TyrepressChina.com Japan’s Ikuo Hanawa wins Sunday’s Smokin’ Wheels endurance race held at the Guam International Raceway in Yigo SUNDAY’S Smokin’ Wheels enduro race seemed a whole lot longer than three hours to Guam’s legendary Cars Plus racing team comprised of Henry Simpson and Joey Crisostomo car trouble forced the duo into the painful DNF (Did Not Finish) category with an unopened bottle of red Gatorade resting upon his right knee and still wearing his blue jumpsuit a physically exhausted Henry Simpson commented on the race: “We lost our charging system So we swapped the battery at the second half and that put us a couple laps down It would get hot and start to lose power because the voltage was dropping for the ignition.” and desperately searching for a solution to finish the race flipped my helmet up so it wouldn’t draw that much juice and that juice could go to the ignition.” While realizing a modicum of success but it died again so I turned off the transmission fan and it went for a while longer I turned off the radiator fan and that’s the furthest she made it The Simpson/Crisostomo Cars Plus team struggled all day with mechanical issues While Crisostomo flipped the buggy during his driving portion and was now grabbing some shade and comfort in the pits While a frustrated Simpson/Crisostomo team commiserated in the pits with a three-lap advantage over last year’s winner Chris Rabbetts captured the checkered flag with the total time of 3:03:45.228 Simpson/Crisostomo posted the day’s fastest time of 2:16.828 on the Guam International Raceway Yigo course driving “El Guapo Diablo” took second place with the time 3:04:54.880 and Japan’s Testuya Mormoto placed with the time 3:04:56.752 “In the timed qualifying run Saturday afternoon which determines the start order for Sunday Hanawa was coming around on the flat track and he bumped up against Jeff Rios’ ‘King of the Hammers’ truck and he got high-sided and he flipped,” said Simpson Recalling his first-hand account of the event So I looked and saw that he was on his side Simpson added: “He got out and he was fine and he was pissed The back left rim was shattered and the brake caliper inside the rim was damaged and leaking.” Unable to find a replacement caliper before race day “they tried to find one but couldn’t find one Hanawa’s been driving this whole time with only front brakes and one on the back right.” with a cold Miller Lite in one hand and the checkered flag in the other the Japanese champion uttered his one-word response in Spanish I changed to an old stock motor and the power was half The win marks the fifth time Hanawa has won the Guam Smokin’ Wheels championship (2003 View more photos in our gallery or click here for full results Three-hour race: Japan’s Ikuo Hanawa won the three-hour endurance race at Smokin' Wheels  on Sunday First every time: Pro motocross racer Sean Lipanovich made a clean sweep of events at Smokin' Wheels Flying toward the finish line: Ikuo Hanawa flies in the final minutes of the endurance race Father and son: The Jones' father-and-son tag team manned the Ford Raptor in the enduro Japan’s Ikuo Hanawa rode off into the Guam sunset after finishing in first place in the three-hour endurance race the final leg of the track to wrap up the off-road portion of the 2016 Smokin’ Wheels weekend Hanawa jumped out in front after the race’s front runners from Cars Plus ran into transmission problems after the second break The motocross events were dominated once again by Guam’s Sean Lipanovich who finished first in the First Moto Second Moto and the two-hour endurance race on Sunday “It’s always great to come back to Guam and race “The track was pretty similar with a few new turns here and there.” Lipanovich was brought out this year by Cars Plus/Cycles Plus and he was able to race again with longtime friend Joey Crisostomo Jr “[Joey] was the whole reason why I got started racing and it’s just all been a great experience.” He said he'd love to complete on Guam every year One man died from injuries sustained in an accident that occurred shortly after the Off-Road Endurance event at Smokin’ Wheels at the Guam Int… The new report has revealed that he could have died due to suction from the a pool’s drainage system Binh Thuan police announced a forensic report on the death of 11-year-old Hanawa Yukiji who died at a pool at the Centara Mirage Resort Mui Ne in Phan Thiet City of Binh Thuan Province Police are now investigating potential charges of involuntary manslaughter due to misconduct in professional practice According to forensic results released by the National Institute of Criminal Sciences in Ho Chi Minh City in April the pool at the resort could have forcefully sucked someone below the surface of the water if they stood near the drain if the person had "the stature of an 11-year-old boy who is 1.4 m high and weighs 39 kg (similar to Yukiji) The report said that if someone of such stature was sucked in by the drain at the back of the pool they would not be able to get out on their own This is a stark contrast to a previous report by the same institute in 2023 when the case was being handled by Phan Thiet City police That report then said the pool’s mechanism would not be able to suck in someone of similar stature to Yukiji’s A metal mesh in a swimming pool at Centara Mirage Resort Mui Ne in Phan Thiet in central Vietnam where Japanese boy Hanawa Yukiji was drowned in 2022 Yukiji was playing at a swimming pool in the Centara Mirage Resort Mui Ne in Phan Thiet a person at the pool found that Yukiji had been "sucked against a metal mesh in the pool." Somebody tried to pull him out but failed Forensic analysis of Binh Thuan authorities revealed that the boy had acute pulmonary edema and respiratory failure due to drowning which had formed because "the back side of the victim's body was pressed on or had gotten sucked in to objects with similar shapes," according to the analysis This would account for the mesh on the drain Square-shaped bruises are seen on the body of 11-year-old Hanawa Yukiji after he was drowned in a swimming pool in Binh Thuan Province in 2002 The family said Yukiji's death could not have been his fault as he knew how to swim and that the boy was 1.4 m tall while the pool was only a meter deep Phan Thiet City police launched an investigation into involuntary manslaughter due to misconduct in professional practice or administrative rules the case was suspended in January 2023 as the investigation period had passed and the forensic science department under the Ministry of Public Security had yet to give an explanation on how the drainage sewer worked Investigations resumed three months later but were suspended again in July 2023 as there were "no criminal events regarding the death." A forensic report by Ho Chi Minh City Forensic Technology Institute stated that the drainage sewer could not have sucked in someone who was 1.4 m tall and weighed 39 kg while they were swimming or standing on the sewer and thus would not have led to their death Phan Thiet police stated that Yukiji's death was an accident during the use of the pool saying the boy died as he was sucked against the metal mesh drain in the bottom of the pool Investigations into the case began again in February 2024 before the case was handed over to the Binh Thuan provincial police department Lawyer Dao Thi Bich Lien said on Thursday that Binh Thuan investigators would evaluate the design construction and operation of the pool to figure out the truth Email: evne@vnexpress.netTel: 028 7300 9999 - Ext 8556 Doris Maniquiz has met Miss Tourism World 2022 Erina Hanawa The congresswoman expressed support to Hanawa who will be competing in the Miss Universe Japan next month is a resident of Japan but she is a proud Zambaleña as her parent came from Mambog Maniquiz said she was also happy that Mayor Ronald Apostol of Cabangan and Dok Arvin Antipolo of San Antonio visited her They discussed about some projects and programs for their constituents Engage in thought-provoking discussions and connect with like-minded individuals was playing at a swimming pool of the Centara Mirage Resort Mui Ne in Phan Thiet The spot (circled) in a swimming pool at Centara Mirage Resort Mui Ne in Phan Thiet in central Vietnam where Japanese boy Hanawa Yukiji was drowned in 2022 a person at the pool found that Yukiji was "sucked in a metal mesh in the pool." which had formed because "the back side of the victim's body was pressed on or get sucked in objects with similar shapes," according to the analysis Square bruises are seen on the body of 11-year-old Hanawa Yukiji police of Phan Thiet City launched an investigation into involuntary manslaughter due to misconduct in professional practice or administrative rules the case was suspended in January 2023 as the investigation period had passed and the forensic science department under the Ministry of Public Security had yet to give out an explanation on how the drainage sewer worked Investigation resumed three months later but was suspended again in July 2023 as there were "no criminal events regarding the death." A forensic report by HCMC Forensic Technology Institute stated that the drainage sewer could not have sucked in someone who was 1.4 m tall and weighed 39 kg while they were swimming or standing on the sewer and leading to their death the police of Phan Thiet had stated that Yukiji's death was an accident during the use of the pool saying the boy died as he was sucked into the metal mesh in the bottom of the pool Investigation into the case began again in February 2024 and the case had been handed over to the police of Binh Thuan A re-enactment of the case for forensic analysis by the Binh Thuan police was completed on Tuesday with the involvement of the lawyer representing the victim's family and others like witnesses carried out with a boy with similar stature and age with Yukiji's showed that the drainage suction was strong enough that the boy would not be able to escape on his own If the boy had been placed further than 30 cm away from the sewer An inspection team has examined the swimming pool of a resort in Phan Thiet City in Vietnam’s south-central Binh Thuan Province to clarify the cause of death of a Japanese boy who died while bathing in the pool last month The examination was conducted by the provincial police and the Institute of Criminal Sciences at the pool of the Centara Mirage Resort Mui Ne on Monday morning The municipal Procuracy and other agencies concerned were also present in the inspection.  arrived in the resort on the morning of April 5 for a vacation the boy and three other children were playing in the part of the pool intended for kids Hanawa was found by his friends drowning in the pool.  the boy was found to have suffered suffocation from the water and cardiac arrest along with many bruises seen on his back and arms The family took the boy’s body home and notified the deadly incident to the Consulate General of Japan in Ho Chi Minh City the provincial police asked for an autopsy of the victim They also requested the aforementioned institute to conduct a scene examination to clarify the cause of the fatality In a diplomatic note issued to Ho Chi Minh City Department of External Relations and the Public Security Department and the People’s Committee of Binh Thuan Province the Japanese Consulate General requested that appropriate measures be taken to shed light on the cause of death for the victim’s family.  Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to get the latest news about Vietnam! Your comment will be reviewed before being posted Account locked, please contact administrator. An error occurred. Please try again later. You don't have permission to access the page you requested. What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed. Barr Kanya Hanawa (Mrs), the Director General of the West Africa Gas pipeline (WAGP) Authority, is being celebrated by TGNews for her outstanding philanthropic gestures in 2024. A passionate philanthropist and humanitarian, she has made significant impact in the lives of many, and TGNews is praying for even better years ahead for her. TGNews is happy to celebrate her with the hope that others would emulate. Her commitment to empowerment and developing the less privileged, individuals and communities is truly inspiring and TGNews is happy to celebrate her with the hope that others would emulate. Barr Hanawa steers the affairs at the WAGP Authority in regulating a cross-border natural gas transmission in the West Africa Gas pipeline In her capacity as the Director General, Barr Hanawa steers the affairs at the WAGP Authority in regulating a cross-border natural gas transmission in the West Africa Gas pipeline (WAGP) from Nigeria to Benin, Togo and Ghana and transmission from the west of Ghana to the pipeline, which aims to foster economic development and integration among the ECOWAS member States. Her leadership role as the head of the WAGP Authority has been recognized as facilitating gas transmission that has saved Ghana, Benin, and Togo over $1.237 billion between 2011 and 2022 through the transportation of natural gas from Nigeria. Similarly, Chafari’s giant strides is also making Nigeria get much export revenue of about USD125Million Annually. A benefit the country derives from WAGPA’s business profit, and the Forwarding Operation Base (FOB) of the Nigerian Navy, Badagry, has dedicated an award to her office for the smooth collaboration with the Navy which has enhanced the oversight functions for the WAGP offshore Nigerian waters. Barr. Hanawa is a member of the Steering Committee for the Africa Atlantic Gas Pipeline (AAGP) formerly the Nigeria- Morocco Gas Pipeline Also Adamawa Community Association, Abuja conferred on her an award of recognition for her appointment and activities. Barr Hanawa has at various times demonstrated her strong support at enhancing the activities of the TGNews. As TGNews looks forward to a better 2025, they are calling on others to join Barr Hanawa in her mission to empower and develop less privileged and the communities, and to make a positive impact in the lives of those around them. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. By Emmanuel Kwada Jarman Shelleng, the Founder and… By Emmanuel Kwada In an era where tribalism,… By Austin Ajayi. No fewer than 500 IDPs… By Amos Tauna, Kaduna The Country Director, Global… By Tgnews The JorJor Mother and Child Foundation,… By Samuel Luka, Bauchi The introduction of chemical… The TGNews team, led by Publisher Mr. Tom Garba, extends heartfelt congratulations to Barr Chafari Kanya Hanawa, the Director General of the West African Gas Pipeline Authority (WAGPA), as she marks her birthday today. Celebrated as the TGNews Award Winner of 2024, Barr Hanawa’s exceptional leadership, innovative vision, and unwavering dedication have left an indelible mark on WAGPA and beyond. Barr Hanawa, a seasoned lawyer and trailblazing administrator, has been hailed as a maestro in driving thought-provoking innovations at WAGPA. Under her stewardship, the organization has witnessed transformative strides in advancing energy cooperation and infrastructure development across West Africa. A God-fearing woman and compassionate philanthropist, she has consistently used her platform to uplift communities and champion noble causes Her ability to blend intellect, faith, and philanthropy has not only elevated WAGPA’s profile but also inspired countless individuals in the region. Rising through the ranks with grit and grace, Barr Hanawa’s journey is a testament to her resilience and brilliance. A God-fearing woman and compassionate philanthropist, she has consistently used her platform to uplift communities and champion noble causes. Her recognition as TGNews’ 2024 awardee underscores her outstanding contributions to society and her field. In a statement, Mr. Tom Garba, Publisher of TGNews, expressed his admiration: “Barr Chafari Kanya Hanawa is a rare gem whose leadership and generosity light the way for others. We are proud to celebrate her birthday and honor her as our 2024 award winner. Her innovation and integrity continue to set a high standard for excellence.” Barr Chafari Kanya Hanawa is a rare gem whose leadership and generosity light the way for others. We are proud to celebrate her birthday and honor her as our 2024 award winner As accolades pour in from colleagues, friends, and admirers, today’s celebration is more than a birthday—it’s a tribute to a remarkable woman whose legacy of impact continues to grow. The TGNews team wishes Barr Hanawa a joyous birthday filled with blessings, good health, and continued success in her endeavors. Happy Birthday, Barr Chafari Kanya Hanawa! By Emmanuel Kwada The entire media team at… Tom Garba As Adamawa State grapples with the… By Tom Garba In the heart of Adamawa… By Tom Garba Senator Abubakar Ahmad Moallayidi, who… By Emmanuel Kwada In a heartfelt tribute, the… By Emmanuel Kwada In the vibrant political landscape… View this post on Instagram A post shared by Erina (@erina_hanawa_japan) (Romanized) Lyrics[Chorus: Su-metal]Densetsu no kuro-kami woKarei ni midashiKurui zaku kono hanawaHakanaku kieru[Refrain: Yui-metal & Moa-metal]Hedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangPan pan pan panHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangPan pan pan panHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangPan pan pan panHedobang HedobangHedobang Hedobang[Verse: Su-metal Yui-Metal & Moa-Metal]Saa toki wa kita mo o mayowa-naiNigiri-shimeta no juuhachi-kippuHigashi e nishi e minami e kita eKyoo mo do-sen ni totsugekiKamite (Koi ya!)Shimote (Koi ya!)Chokuritsu-fudoo nokezoriGyaku-dai (Kara no!)Saku-dai (Kara no!)Koro-dai (Kara no!)OritatamiYou might also like[Pre-Chorus: Su-metal]Ichigo no yoru o (Oi oi)Koko kara kie-usero (Oi)[Chorus: Su-metal]Densetsu no kuro-kami woKarei ni midashi (Oi oi)Kurui zaku kono hanawaHakanaku kieru (Hedobang yeah)Moo nidoto modore-naiWazukana toki wo (Oi oi)Kono mune ni kizamundaIchigo no yoru oHirari chuu ni mau (Hedobangyaaa!)[Refrain]Hedobang Hedobang (Hedobang Hedobang)Hedobang Hedobang (Hedobang Hedobang)Hedobang Hedobang (Hedobang Hedobang)Hedobang Hedobang (Hedobang Hedobang)[Interlude: Yui-metal & Moa-metal]Hedo-banger-banger-ahhhhh![Pre-Chorus: Su-metal Yui-metal & Moa-metal]Ichigo no yoru oWasure wa shi-naiNaki mushi na yasu waKoko kara (ki-e-ro)Ichigo no yoru o (Oi oi)Sokuzani kie-usero (Oi)[Chorus: Su-metal]Densetsu no kuro-kami woKarei ni midashi (Oi oi)Kono mune ni kizamundaIchigo no yoru oDensetsu no kuro-kami woKarei ni midashiKurui zaku kono hanawaHakanaku kieruMoo nidoto modore-naiWazukana toki woKono mune ni kizamundaIchigo no yoru oHirari chuu ni mau[Refrain: Yui-metal & Moa-metal Su-metal]Hedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangPan pan pan panHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangHedobang Hedobang (Hedobangyaaa!)Hedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangHedobang HedobangEmbedCancelHow to Format Lyrics: To learn more, check out our transcription guide or visit our transcribers forum This song bio is unreviewedGenius Annotation1 contributor“Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!” is a single by the Japanese heavy metal band BABYMETAL 2012 in promotion for the album Sakura Gakuin 2012 Nendo: My Generation the single serves as the third single from the debut album BABYMETAL it is also the band’s first solo audio release to be released commercially “Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!” contains lyrics revolving around a girl on her fifteenth birthday a backing track incorporating screams and double bass drums ShareQ&AFind answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning Genius Answer1 contributorJapanese View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mayuko Hanawa (@hanawa_mayuko)