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  1. しんちゃんは Waltz No. 1, Op. 6 "Collapse" - #Hikaru Shirosu をいま聴いているよ!

    #NowPlaying
    #YouTubeMusic t.co/mQzltATeFn

  2. #MissKittyWide
    Who can say how the mind works? It's a mystery. How does the #Hikaru #Nakamura know the correct move so quickly? And some #Grandmasters maybe don't even play #blitz #chess.
    How did it originally come to be called apple and why did it change its name from whatever it was called before?

  3. Зворотний бік суспільства・Друга частина
    Ти знатимеш,
    Прихована сторона суспільства, що ховається в тіні..

    note.com/deadly_poison_0/n/n5d

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    #AI小説 #toshin #hareta #kouritsu #koukou #kayou #shinro #shidou #reibou #mado #soto #naku #koe #kikoeru #daigaku #shingaku #kibou #sensei #hikaru #keizai #susumu #yuushuu #gendjitsu #megane #oku #roudou #shidjou

  4. Зворотний бік суспільства・Перша частина
    Ти знатимеш,
    Прихована сторона суспільства, що ховається в тіні..

    pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=26

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    #AI小説 #toshin #hareta #kouritsu #koukou #kayou #shinro #shidou #reibou #mado #soto #naku #koe #kikoeru #daigaku #shingaku #kibou #sensei #hikaru #keizai #susumu #yuushuu #gendjitsu #megane #oku #roudou #shidjou

  5. Зворотний бік суспільства・Перша частина
    Ти знатимеш,
    Прихована сторона суспільства, що ховається в тіні..

    note.com/deadly_poison_0/n/nb6

    <>

    #AI小説 #toshin #hareta #kouritsu #koukou #kayou #shinro #shidou #reibou #mado #soto #naku #koe #kikoeru #daigaku #shingaku #kibou #sensei #hikaru #keizai #susumu #yuushuu #gendjitsu #megane #oku #roudou #shidjou

  6. To be fair, #GM #Hikaru today experienced what we all novice #chess players experience when our opponent castles. We all just go "Huh?!" and proceed to blunder exceptionally.

    Time to root for Fabiano, I guess. Oh, and expect the #Bluebaum effect to kick off.

  7. To be fair, #GM #Hikaru today experienced what we all novice #chess players experience when our opponent castles. We all just go "Huh?!" and proceed to blunder exceptionally.

    Time to root for Fabiano, I guess. Oh, and expect the #Bluebaum effect to kick off.

  8. To be fair, #GM #Hikaru today experienced what we all novice #chess players experience when our opponent castles. We all just go "Huh?!" and proceed to blunder exceptionally.

    Time to root for Fabiano, I guess. Oh, and expect the #Bluebaum effect to kick off.

  9. After the two games in St. Louis, I can confidently say that GM Nakamura is my personal favorite contender for this year's WCC.

    #Chess #Hikaru #Nakamura #WCC

  10. After the two games in St. Louis, I can confidently say that GM Nakamura is my personal favorite contender for this year's WCC.

    #Chess #Hikaru #Nakamura #WCC

  11. Kep1er Performance - 2025 WORLD K POP FESTIVAL
    youtu.be/Zpb2-PXdJBY?si=Zin46K

    -- Although I always enjoy watching Kep1er perform "Back To The City" and "Shooting Star", I felt the absence here during these songs of Youngeun, Mashiro, and Yeseo. I hope that Youngeun is able to return from hiatus soon, and I also nourish what I recognize as almost certainly vain but nevertheless cherished hopes that Yeseo and Mashiro will be able to rejoin the group.

    -- Chaehyun (3:20) always strikes me as a terrific performer.

    -- The blonde Hikaru (2:53) and Dayeon (3:11) look as good as ever with their shorter hairstyles. I wish more idols had their hair this length.

    -- Dayeon's outfit shows off her figure to great advantage, and the keys are a delightful touch.

    #Kpop #Kep1er #BackToTheCity #ShootingStar #Chaehyun #Youngeun #Yeseo #Mashiro #Hikaru #Dayeon #KpopStyling #Hair

  12. Kep1er Performance - 2025 WORLD K POP FESTIVAL
    youtu.be/Zpb2-PXdJBY?si=Zin46K

    -- Although I always enjoy watching Kep1er perform "Back To The City" and "Shooting Star", I felt the absence here during these songs of Youngeun, Mashiro, and Yeseo. I hope that Youngeun is able to return from hiatus soon, and I also nourish what I recognize as almost certainly vain but nevertheless cherished hopes that Yeseo and Mashiro will be able to rejoin the group.

    -- Chaehyun (3:20) always strikes me as a terrific performer.

    -- The blonde Hikaru (2:53) and Dayeon (3:11) look as good as ever with their shorter hairstyles. I wish more idols had their hair this length.

    -- Dayeon's outfit shows off her figure to great advantage, and the keys are a delightful touch.

    #Kpop #Kep1er #BackToTheCity #ShootingStar #Chaehyun #Youngeun #Yeseo #Mashiro #Hikaru #Dayeon #KpopStyling #Hair

  13. Kep1er Performance - 2025 WORLD K POP FESTIVAL
    youtu.be/Zpb2-PXdJBY?si=Zin46K

    -- Although I always enjoy watching Kep1er perform "Back To The City" and "Shooting Star", I felt the absence here during these songs of Youngeun, Mashiro, and Yeseo. I hope that Youngeun is able to return from hiatus soon, and I also nourish what I recognize as almost certainly vain but nevertheless cherished hopes that Yeseo and Mashiro will be able to rejoin the group.

    -- Chaehyun (3:20) always strikes me as a terrific performer.

    -- The blonde Hikaru (2:53) and Dayeon (3:11) look as good as ever with their shorter hairstyles. I wish more idols had their hair this length.

    -- Dayeon's outfit shows off her figure to great advantage, and the keys are a delightful touch.

    #Kpop #Kep1er #BackToTheCity #ShootingStar #Chaehyun #Youngeun #Yeseo #Mashiro #Hikaru #Dayeon #KpopStyling #Hair

  14. Unser neuer, junger Kater hat es nach 5 Monaten auch endlich geschafft, ein wenig Zutrauen zu erlangen und hoffentlich auch seine Vergangenheit etwas auszublenden. 16 Monate alt und kannte nur unterdrückung durch dominante Katzen im Tierheim. #Tierheimkater #Hikaru

    Ich würde immer wieder Tiere aus dem Tierheim nehmen. Das haben sie nicht verdient, dort vergessen zu werden.

  15. So, this is very interesting... I know I used to find making clay balls in pottery class would help keep me focused and calm...

    The #Meditative Art of #Hikaru #Dorodango: How Japanese Schoolchildren Turn Mud Into Shiny Spheres

    A developmental psychology professor discovered hikaru dorodango in a Japanese schoolyard in 1999, and the practice is still inspiring artists worldwide today.

    By Marla Mackoul
    Aug 12, 2025

    Excerpts: "No one is quite sure how hikaru dorodango originated, but it’s clear that it wouldn’t be as prominent as it is today without the efforts of Japanese developmental psychology professor Fumio Kayo. In 1999, Kayo was visiting a Kyoto nursery school to observe children at play when he noticed them deeply concentrated on forming playground dirt into shining spheres. It was a painstaking process even teachers would join in on. After working so long and so hard to create them, the dorodango would become treasured possessions of the children.

    Making a dorodango involved locating the perfect soil, mixing it into mud, molding it into a sphere, and finally polishing it to perfection. The art requires patience, trial and error, and resourcefulness, causing it to be praised for its beneficial impact on early childhood development. Indeed, Kayo both published academic papers on the subject as well as developed a simple methodology that allowed him to introduce the activity to children across Kyoto. Hikaru dorodango was featured by Japanese public broadcaster NHK in 2001, and it has slowly gained prominence internationally—and among adults—since then.

    "Other artists around the world have also found creating the mud balls to be both an excellent creative outlet as well as a grounding meditative practice. Artist Kiyoko Miki, for instance, uses different soil types and paint to create colored pastes, turning her dorodango into every color of the rainbow. She even drills holes into some to make charming flower vases."

    Learn more:
    mentalfloss.com/art/how-to-mak

    #SolarpunkSunday #Japan #WorkingWithNature #ArtByHumans #MeditativeArt #MoreMudTime #LessScreenTime #ChildhoodDevelopment #Calming #Creative

  16. So, this is very interesting... I know I used to find making clay balls in pottery class would help keep me focused and calm...

    The #Meditative Art of #Hikaru #Dorodango: How Japanese Schoolchildren Turn Mud Into Shiny Spheres

    A developmental psychology professor discovered hikaru dorodango in a Japanese schoolyard in 1999, and the practice is still inspiring artists worldwide today.

    By Marla Mackoul
    Aug 12, 2025

    Excerpts: "No one is quite sure how hikaru dorodango originated, but it’s clear that it wouldn’t be as prominent as it is today without the efforts of Japanese developmental psychology professor Fumio Kayo. In 1999, Kayo was visiting a Kyoto nursery school to observe children at play when he noticed them deeply concentrated on forming playground dirt into shining spheres. It was a painstaking process even teachers would join in on. After working so long and so hard to create them, the dorodango would become treasured possessions of the children.

    Making a dorodango involved locating the perfect soil, mixing it into mud, molding it into a sphere, and finally polishing it to perfection. The art requires patience, trial and error, and resourcefulness, causing it to be praised for its beneficial impact on early childhood development. Indeed, Kayo both published academic papers on the subject as well as developed a simple methodology that allowed him to introduce the activity to children across Kyoto. Hikaru dorodango was featured by Japanese public broadcaster NHK in 2001, and it has slowly gained prominence internationally—and among adults—since then.

    "Other artists around the world have also found creating the mud balls to be both an excellent creative outlet as well as a grounding meditative practice. Artist Kiyoko Miki, for instance, uses different soil types and paint to create colored pastes, turning her dorodango into every color of the rainbow. She even drills holes into some to make charming flower vases."

    Learn more:
    mentalfloss.com/art/how-to-mak

    #SolarpunkSunday #Japan #WorkingWithNature #ArtByHumans #MeditativeArt #MoreMudTime #LessScreenTime #ChildhoodDevelopment #Calming #Creative

  17. So, this is very interesting... I know I used to find making clay balls in pottery class would help keep me focused and calm...

    The #Meditative Art of #Hikaru #Dorodango: How Japanese Schoolchildren Turn Mud Into Shiny Spheres

    A developmental psychology professor discovered hikaru dorodango in a Japanese schoolyard in 1999, and the practice is still inspiring artists worldwide today.

    By Marla Mackoul
    Aug 12, 2025

    Excerpts: "No one is quite sure how hikaru dorodango originated, but it’s clear that it wouldn’t be as prominent as it is today without the efforts of Japanese developmental psychology professor Fumio Kayo. In 1999, Kayo was visiting a Kyoto nursery school to observe children at play when he noticed them deeply concentrated on forming playground dirt into shining spheres. It was a painstaking process even teachers would join in on. After working so long and so hard to create them, the dorodango would become treasured possessions of the children.

    Making a dorodango involved locating the perfect soil, mixing it into mud, molding it into a sphere, and finally polishing it to perfection. The art requires patience, trial and error, and resourcefulness, causing it to be praised for its beneficial impact on early childhood development. Indeed, Kayo both published academic papers on the subject as well as developed a simple methodology that allowed him to introduce the activity to children across Kyoto. Hikaru dorodango was featured by Japanese public broadcaster NHK in 2001, and it has slowly gained prominence internationally—and among adults—since then.

    "Other artists around the world have also found creating the mud balls to be both an excellent creative outlet as well as a grounding meditative practice. Artist Kiyoko Miki, for instance, uses different soil types and paint to create colored pastes, turning her dorodango into every color of the rainbow. She even drills holes into some to make charming flower vases."

    Learn more:
    mentalfloss.com/art/how-to-mak

    #SolarpunkSunday #Japan #WorkingWithNature #ArtByHumans #MeditativeArt #MoreMudTime #LessScreenTime #ChildhoodDevelopment #Calming #Creative

  18. “Critical thinking is the most important factor with chess. As it is in life, you need to think before you make decisions.” — Hikaru Nakamura

    Chess teaches patience, perspective, and purpose. Qualities we could all use more of. ♟️✨
    #Chess #Hikaru #CriticalThinking #LifeSkills

  19. alojapan.com/1309462/9-japanes 9 Japanese K-Pop Idols Showing Off Their Unique Fashion And Photography #aespa #giselle #hikaru #Hitomi #I've #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #kep1er #kPop #LESSERAFIM #mina #NCT #Nct127 #news #REI #riize #sakura #SayMyName #shotaro #SoompiSpotlight #treasure #twice #yoshi #Yuta J-fashion and Japanese style has always had its own distinct look that stands out among the rest. From layering to accessorizing, there’s just something abo…