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このポッドキャストでは、フィットネスに関わっている、アスリート、研究者などのスペシャリストのお話をお伺い、運動を通して皆様の生活に役に立つ情報を英語と日本語で発信することを目的としております! 通勤中のドライブ・電車のなか、有酸素運動中、料理中に軽く聞くのにちょうどいい音。毎週日曜日配信中です! Barbell Radio brings valuable information regarding fitness and health through discussions and interviews with experts such as athletes, researchers, medical professionals and many more. Listen to us on your work commute, while doing your cardio, or even while performing daily chores. New episode every Sunday!
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Restaurant sales in Japan in March climbed 11.2pctfrom a year earlier, reflecting robust tourism demand, including from foreign touists, on the back of the yen's weakening and the extension of the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train line, industry data showed Thursday.時事通信社 による
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Japanese chemical maker Asahi Kasei Corp. said Thursday that it will build a plant in Canada to manufacture separators, a key insulating component of lithium ion batteries for electric vehicles, in a joint investment with Japan's Honda Motor Co. worth 180 billion yen.時事通信社 による
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Japanese services producer prices in fiscal 2023, which ended last month, climbed 2.1pctfrom the previous year, the steepest rise since fiscal 1991 if the impacts of consumption tax hikes are excluded, the Bank of Japan said Wednesday.時事通信社 による
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Ryu Shionoya, former chairman of the General Council of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party, submitted his resignation from the party on Tuesday, after the party rejected his appeal against its punishment for him over a political funds scandal involving LDP factions.時事通信社 による
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The Jan. 1 earthquake in the Noto Peninsula in central Japan is estimated to have dented the country's nominal gross domestic product by around 90 billion yen to 115 billion yen in three affected prefectures in January-March, the Cabinet Office said Tuesday.時事通信社 による
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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Tuesday instructed related ministers to create a fund for the medium- to long-term recovery of areas damaged in the Jan. 1 Noto Peninsula earthquake, which mainly struck Ishikawa Prefecture in central Japan.時事通信社 による
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