"あやまんジャパン[Ayaman-Japan]" is an event circle of the woman of about 100 whole numbers, and the leader is a woman who is called "Ayaman".
This seems to be classified into four categories "Women's college students group", "Visual group", "Youth group" and "Starting lineup group".
The opportunity that their existence becomes famous in Japan was a television program of Japan.
Special performance of Ayaman-Japan.
The place where they announce their performances is party.
Such a performance is called "宴会芸[enkai gei]" in Japan.
*The Enkai-Gei is an entertainment to warm the mood for the drinking party.
It is considerably funny though their performances are considerably erotic.
But, because it is an obscene performance, watching on the Videos site seems to be difficult.
Actually, it has been deleted at once though another performance video of them seems to have been up-loaded besides the video that I of today have put on this page.
(I watched that performance on the television, it was considerably funny though it was very erotic.)
There is no means to meet them though their appearance requests at the drinking party are numerous.
We wish the encounter with them; only this means exists.
They show up to "六本木[Roppongi], 西麻布[Nishi Azabu], 恵比寿[Ebisu], 麻布十番[Azabu ju-ban], and 渋谷[Shibuya]" of Tokyo at night.
They are having a job respectively though the performer's fee is necessary for their performance requests.
They said like this, "Because we felt our activity happy, do."
This is a photograph of the performance that is called "Roller coaster" by Ayaman-Jpan.
Video has been deleted because it was considerably indecent.
( Though I was personally enjoyable. )
"Ayaman-Japan; Special performance drinking party group of the mystery by an amateur woman" has many mysteries and rumors seem to exist.
They besides "True roller coaster" not telecasted on the Japan's television seem to have various special drinking party performance like sexual service.
It is a rumor that one in that is a performance done with the cheer of 'Dodosuko-suko-suko'.
Japan Sumo Association's thinking is very Superficial.
朝青龍(Asashoryu) who is an excellent, great sumo wrestling champion has retired.
I don't think that he had not fault at all.
But, I think that an old-fashioned, hard constitution of Japan Sumo Association is a cause to have made retire from Asashoryu.
I feel sorry for Asashoryu.
This was reported to the newspaper of Japan as follows.
Sumo association should take strict action against Asashoryu.
Yokozuna Asashoryu has come under fire again over a scandal. The top-ranking sumo wrestler hit an acquaintance in the predawn hours of Jan. 16 while he was drunk, leaving the victim with serious injuries that are expected to take a month to heal. The incident occurred during the January tournament, which he won.
A spokesman for Asashoryu initially explained that the wrestler assaulted his personal manager and did not inflict any injury. Takasago, master of the stable to which Asashoryu belongs, apparently provided a similar explanation to Japan Sumo Association Chairman Musashigawa.
However, it turned out after the tournament that the yokozuna assaulted an ordinary citizen, not an insider, and left the victim with severe injuries. It may develop into a crime case. If Asashoryu provided a false explanation in a bid to cover up the fact that he injured an ordinary citizen, the incident would be far more vicious. It appears unlikely that stablemaster Takasago was actively involved in the cover-up, but he cannot evade responsibility for the case as the wrestler's boss.
The incident reportedly occurred at around 4 a.m. One cannot help being astonished at the fact that the yokozuna was out drinking during a tournament. The incident has raised questions about whether he was regularly drinking late even during tournaments, his relations with the victim and why a false report was filed with the Japan Sumo Association.
Three years ago, Asashoryu was hit with an unprecedentedly strict punitive measure as a yokozuna. He was suspended from two consecutive tournaments and slapped with a 30 percent pay cut after it came to light that he had skipped a summer regional tour and returned to Mongolia on the pretext of receiving treatment of his injuries but actually played soccer in his home country. Stablemaster Takasago also got a pay cut for his poor supervision of the wrestler and declined to be re-elected a member of the association's board the following year.
Asashoryu has since been involved in a series of scandals that have raised questions about his qualifications as a yokozuna.
"The association is too lenient toward Asashoryu," says scriptwriter Makiko Uchidate, who stepped down as a member of the Yokozuna Deliberation Council on Jan. 25 and has been a longtime critic of Asashoryu.
"As a yokozuna, I will do my best to contribute to the development of sumo," Asashoryu told a messenger who visited him to notify that he would be promoted to the top rank of sumo seven years ago.
One cannot help but wonder whether the yokozuna and his boss who listened to his message forgot his resolution.
The campaign for the biennial election of the Japan Sumo Association board is under way. Board members were elected without a vote in the past three elections. However, voting will be held for the first time since 2002 because 11 candidates are vying for its 10 seats. The new board's ability to deal with the incident will be tested immediately after its inauguration on Monday.
Japan Sumo Association needs to learn lesson from departure of Asashoryu
Sumo Yokozuna Asashoryu, who secured 25 tournament wins during his career, the third highest number for a wrestler in the sport's top division, retired on Thursday.
The grappler's move was triggered by an incident during the January Grand Sumo Tournament, in which he allegedly assaulted a waiter -- an unforgivable act for a yokozuna. The Japan Sumo Association summoned Asashoryu and his stablemaster Takasago to a meeting of the board of directors on Thursday and questioned them over the incident.
The board recently held its first election in eight years, and it was expected that the new administration would severely punish the yokozuna over the incident, and possibly even sack him. It is unheard of for an active yokozuna to be fired, and such an incident would blemish the tradition-bound history of the sumo association, not to mention Asashoryu's own name. It can be concluded that by resigning before any action was taken, Asashoryu was able to end the issue with an amicable settlement.
But the sumo association must not be allowed to heave a sigh of relief now that the problem yokozuka has gone. There must be an investigation into the reason why one of the most popular and successful wrestlers left the clay mound in this way, and the association must establish measures to prevent any recurrence of such a turn of events.
There is no need to go back and explain the scandals that surrounded Asashoryu, starting with his game of soccer in Mongolia after he skipped a regional tour on the pretext of receiving treatment for injuries. Each time a problem surfaced, it was Asashoryu's stablemaster Takasago who bore the brunt of the criticism. In the world of sumo, which is governed by the rule that a pupil is the responsibility of the stablemaster, the spotlight was placed on Takasago's lack of leadership. Needless to say, Takasago indeed bore heavy responsibility, but so did the executives of the Japan Sumo Association.
It was the board of directors that recommended Asashoryu ascend to the rank of yokozuna seven years ago, in spite of a Yokozuna Deliberation Council decision that the move was "premature." But each time a scandal erupted, the responsibility fell on the shoulders of Takasago alone, while the association executives took a back seat. It can also be said that the association's board, failing to provide appropriate instruction at an early stage, went easy on the "monster yokozuna," allowing him to become arrogant.
When Asashoryu was questioned over his "dignity as a yokozuna," was it too heavy a burden for Takasago, a former wrestler of the lower ozeki rank, to teach him? One cannot help feeling that the sumo association as a whole, including former yokozuna wresters, fully grasped the weight of raising up a yokozuna service as the face of sumo.
Asashoryu's exciting sumo techniques, in which he displayed speed and fighting spirit, drew many fans. He supported Heisei Era sumo following the retirement of the popular Yokozuna Takanohana, and achieved the notable feat in 2005 of dominating all six tournaments that year. Following the rise of compatriot Hakuho to sumo's top rank, the two yokozuna sustained sumo's popularity. With one of those top wrestlers no longer in the ring, sumo's popularity will undoubtedly be affected.
Learning a lesson from the problems surrounding Asashoryu, the association needs to put in more effort than ever into the education of its wrestlers. Without such an effort, sumo is not qualified to be called a "national sport."
横綱：白鳳[Yokozuna, Hakuhou]
He is from Mongolia.
大関：琴欧州[Ozeki, Kotooushu]
He is from Bulgaria.
Japan Sumo Association has some faction.
The faction's unity is very hard, and they always suppress act of betrayal.
They terribly dislike the person who tries to change old common sense.
A free sumo wrestling champion like Asashoryu might change the sumo wrestling of Japan.
If the number of sumo wrestlers like him increases, the sumo wrestlers' controls by Japan Sumo Association will become difficult.
It is not attractive to the sumo wrestler who doesn't have individuality though the rule is certainly important.
So that , there are many sumo fans which dislike Asashoryu. However, there are many sumo fans which love Asashoryu.
"横綱の品格[Grand champion sumo wrestler's dignity and grace] " on Japanese sensibility.
The Japanese demand dignity and grace from the sumo wrestling champion.
This " 品格(hinkaku)[Dignity and grace] " might be a peculiar Japanese sense.
If the person grew up in Japan, it will be able to be understood.
But, it might be very difficult for the foreigner to understand it easily.
The foreigner comes to the country where the language, the custom, and food, etc. are quite different, and they study the language first and should train a painful sumo wrestling every day.
And, Japanese force "A peculiar dignity and grace of Japan" on them as soon as becoming a sumo wrestling champion.
When the foreign-born sumo wrestler takes a thoughtless action on the sense of Japan, Japanese people criticizes them at once.
(Their great achievement and contribution to the sumo wrestling are disregarded.)
Japan Sumo Association should change.
The Japanese should change, too.
And, I think that Japan Sumo Association and people in Japan should have the generosity for the foreigner sumo wrestler.
Finally, this is a video of the retirement press conference of Asashoryu.
I watched this press conference on television.
The attitude that Asashoryu is manly was more remarkable than journalists who repeated a stupid question.
Necessity of revolution in Japan Sumo Association.
Recently, the world of the sumo wrestling of Japan has big worry.
It is comment and behavior by the foreign-born sumo wrestler.
This incident was reported by the mass media in Japan in January this year (2010).
Asashoryu reports settlement with alleged assault victim
Asashoryu leaves Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo's Sumida Ward on Saturday. (Mainichi)
Sumo 横綱: 朝潮龍(Yokozuna Asashoryu) has informed law enforcers that he has reached a settlement with an acquaintance who reportedly suffered a broken nose when the wrestler hit him, police said.
A Metropolitan Police Department official said 朝潮龍[Asashoryu] informed Tokyo's Azabu Police Station on Sunday that he had reached a settlement with the 38-year-old man, whose injuries were expected to take about a month to heal.
It has emerged that police questioned the driver of the vehicle where the alleged Jan. 16 assault took place, together with Asashoryu's 31-year-old personal manager who was initially reported to be the victim. They also plan to question Asashoryu and the acquaintance over the incident.
Investigation officials said that Asashoryu drunkenly punched the acquaintance, a restaurant worker, in the face in Tokyo's Minato Ward at about 4 a.m. on Jan. 16, leaving the victim with a broken nose. The acquaintance reported the incident to police on Jan. 25, after Asashoryu reportedly failed to apologize. The man said he wanted to spend time considering whether he would file a victim's report, but on Sunday Asashoryu reported a settlement to police.
Asashoryu's trainer, stablemaster Takasago, had informed Japan Sumo Association Chairman 武蔵川[Musashigawa] (former Yokozuna 三重ノ海[Mienoumi]) on Saturday that a settlement had been reached.
This incident seemed to have been solved.
But, uncertainty and his lie came to light one after another afterwards. (The later report)
The mass media of Japan is reporting this incident every day.
Peculiar feudal society of SUMO of Japan and necessity of revolution.
朝潮龍[Asashoryu] is Mongol.
He causes the thoughtless action (A Japanese sense is a standard) several times before and has received the criticism.
Certainly, his behavior is very strange for the Japanese who is accustomed to the rule of the sumo wrestling.
But, it might be a trifling thing for him.
The world of the sumo wrestling of Japan has a very peculiar constitution.
The world of the sumo wrestling of Japan is the world where the spirit of old Japan and the tradition are valued.
Therefore, it might be difficult for the foreigner to understand a peculiar culture of the world of the sumo wrestling of Japan.
The cause that the number of Japanese who aim at the sumo wrestler has been decreased is this exactly.
To prevent the Japan sumo wrestling from disappearing, Japan Sumo Association brings Japan the foreigner.
And, they force a peculiar culture of Japan on foreigners who have a culture different from Japan.
"Selfish action" for the Japanese might possibly be a natural action in that foreigner's home country.
I think that Japan Sumo Association should change oneself before blaming foreigner's sumo wrestler's behavior.
Ryo Ishikawa: The golf player of Japan which became the youngest pro golf historical prize acquisition king.
There is a big golf boom in Japan, and one of the reasons is that there is many young and attractive female golf players.
Well, it's not only female players that have been attracting golf fans in Japan.
石川遼[Ryo Ishikawa]: He is only a 18-year-old high-school student.
He began to play golf at the age of six.
In his junior high-school days, he has always come around the top in nationwide tournaments.
The person supporting him is his father.
They has a relationship of mutual trust.
Ryo Ishikawa
Kataumi Ishikawa
In 2007, soon after he entered high school, he played in a professional golf tournament as an amateur and won the tournament.
And following the shy smile he gave during a TV interview after the victory, he was nicknamed "はにかみ王子(Hanikami Oji)", or the "Shy Prince." Since then, he has been one of the cutest names in the Japanese sports world.
In January 2008, he became the youngest-ever professional in Japanese golf history at the age of 16.
Then, at the end of 2008, he became the youngest player to earn total prize money of more than 100 million yen.
A few months later, in April 2009, he received a special invitation from the Masters Tournament in the U.S. Although he missed the cut, he was the youngest Japanese to participate in the Masters.
At the end of June, he won another golf tournament and became the youngest player to qualify for the British Open which starts in July.
After breaking all kinds of "youngest-ever" records, Ishikawa is now 18 and a senior in high school.
Naturally, people are now interested in what he's going to do after graduation.
Will he enter university and try to balance study with golf, or will he just devote himself to golf?
After all, he said recently. "I don't go to the college."
We are interested in how good he's going to look as he grows up!
This is a video of the Japan championship:Mizuno open YOMIURI classics that he won.
"Kyoto Kiyomizu-dera," you can experience the worship of the Flash video "visits" Air.
Wave of the Internet has also received the Buddhist tradition.
Kyoto-Kiyomizu to bow to the site on a PC "Air worship".
CATV Internet service "ZAQ" Kansai Multimedia Service to operate a 15 day tourist site of Kyoto "Kyoto nice things ZANMAI[Enjoying]" in the content, can experience a virtual visit to the Kiyomizu Temple "visit air" to the public. Service is free.
In Japan, this service is called "エア参拝(Air SANPAI)" now.
Kiyomizu-dera Temple was first built over 1000 years ago.
It was reconstructed in 1633 and is the most famous temple in Kyoto.
"Air-worship" is the approach from the torii shrines and temples of Kyoto, to visit to experience the content.
In the first bullet is a world heritage "Kiyomizu" will feature.
To bow before the operation and go through the gate, running a hand wash, and a series of operations to put money offering worship to play your video using Flash.
Video, voice narration to be played with subtitles in English and Japanese.
To experience the worship, the instructions to perform a squat.)
Money offering is available in your choice.
Coins will play the selected video.
To experience a visit to the Kiyomizu Temple was built on a hill, and do squats in front of the screen instructions, as well as on-screen instructions to bow in front of the shrine as a manor, "stage of Kiyomizu" yell as the words " Let the dawn of Japan is near "and has been introduced.
Kansai Multimedia Service is added and can visit shrines and temples, including English, Chinese, Korean and narration for "air worship" by expanding, which will aim to attract tourists and revitalize Kyoto.
