小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI

👨‍🦱🆎👩‍🦱🆎🧒🆎🅱️鹿児島ユナイテッドFCフロントスタッフで野次馬根性野郎。鹿児島の歴史屋。元売文業者。プロフ写真は香港人🇭🇰の友人と。与一位香港国民朋友。クラブとは異なる意見が多々あるので書いてることはほどほどに真に受けて下さい。

[小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI @heko_ba]

そんなわけでTwitterとfacebookとInstagramで、小林にDMとかリプライをお送りいただいても反応が翌日、翌々日以降になったりすることもあると思いますのですいません。

スマホからSNSのアプリを全消しした｜小林浩宣 @heko_ba https://t.co/BUqYtmsZ5V

[駐日ブラジル大使館 🇧🇷in🇯🇵 /Embaixada do Brasil no Japão @BrazilEmbassyJP]

本日は、ブラジル日本移民118周年記念日です。
1908年6月18日、最初の日本人家族を乗せた「笠戸丸」がサントス港に到着し、二国間における人々の共生と統合の歴史の中でも、最も成功した事例の一つが幕を開けました。
それから1世紀以上にわたり、ブラジルは日本人移民とその子孫を受け入れ、彼らは日本の伝統や文化的ルーツとのつながりを保ちながら、ブラジル社会に見事に溶け込みました。その歩みは、日本国外最大級の日系社会の形成へとつながりました。
日本人移民とその子孫がブラジルの発展に果たしてきた貢献は計り知れません。農業、科学、教育、文化、産業、そして起業の分野において、その勤勉さ、才能、共同体精神は、ブラジル社会に永続的な足跡を刻みました。
ブラジルと日本は、平和、対話、多国間主義、人々の調和ある共生、そして文化的多様性の尊重といった、共通の価値によって結ばれています。
この記念日にあたり、ブラジルと日本を結ぶ「人の架け橋」を築いてきたすべての世代に敬意を表するとともに、協力、相互理解、そして共に繁栄する未来を支える両国の友情を一層深めていく決意を新たにいたします。
日本人のブラジル移住118周年を心よりお祝い申し上げます。
🇧🇷🤝🇯🇵
#笠戸丸 #ブラジル日本 #日伯友情 #外交 #多文化共生

Hoje celebramos os 118 anos da imigração japonesa ao Brasil.
Em 18 de junho de 1908, o navio Kasato Maru chegou ao porto de Santos trazendo as primeiras famílias japonesas que iniciariam uma das mais bem-sucedidas histórias de integração entre dois povos.
Ao longo de mais de um século, o Brasil acolheu os imigrantes japoneses e seus descendentes, que se integraram à sociedade brasileira sem perder os laços com suas tradições e heranças. Essa convivência ajudou a construir uma das maiores comunidades nikkeis do mundo fora do Japão.
A contribuição dos imigrantes japoneses e de seus descendentes para o desenvolvimento do Brasil é imensurável. Na agricultura, na ciência, na educação, na cultura, na indústria e no empreendedorismo, sua dedicação, talento e espírito comunitário deixaram marcas duradouras na sociedade brasileira.
Brasil e Japão compartilham valores que continuam a nos aproximar : a defesa da paz, do diálogo, do multilateralismo, da convivência harmoniosa entre os povos e do respeito à diversidade cultural.
Ao celebrar esta data, homenageamos as gerações que construíram essa ponte humana entre Brasil e Japão e renovamos nosso compromisso de aprofundar uma amizade que segue inspirando cooperação, entendimento mútuo e prosperidade compartilhada.
Parabéns aos 118 anos da imigração japonesa ao Brasil!
🇧🇷🤝🇯🇵

#KasatoMaru #BrasilJapão #AmizadeBrasilJapão #Diplomacia #Multiculturalismo

[Philosophy Of Physics @PhilosophyOfPhy]

Albert Einstein, in a private letter to his sister, Maja during 1920s.

"Since the light of publicity has been cast upon me, my life has become a nightmare. Everyone wants to talk to me, to photograph me, to have me speak on things I know nothing about. I feel like an actor who is forced to play a grand, wise old man day in and day out, while the real me is suffocating underneath the costume."

[Histoire & Odyssée @HistoireOdyssee]

Le Japon avant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, filmé vers 1937.

Un aperçu rare de la vie quotidienne dans un pays en pleine modernisation. Images colorisées.

[小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI @heko_ba]

@kufc_saki 笑笑笑

笑顔の作り方、もっと練習しますね！

[小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI @heko_ba]

10年目
色んなことがありました
このタオルマフラーも「さつま島美人が見えない」と気づいて外したり
靴紐がほどけて結び直しばかりやったり
頭頂部をぐるぐる触られたりしました
2019年11月、福岡から2人で帰りながら「少し休んだらまた前向こう」と約束したり

これからのくーも超楽しみにしています

[鹿児島ユナイテッドFC @kagoshimaufc]

【お知らせ】
ゆないくーリニューアルについて

この度、クラブ公式マスコット・ゆないくー（着ぐるみ）を全面リニューアルさせていただくこととなりました。

約10年に渡り、皆様からいただいたたくさんの愛情に感謝いたします。

新しいゆないくーに会える日を、楽しみにお待ちいただけますと幸いです。

詳しくは下記をご覧ください。
https://t.co/rCYhtPEK5M

#鹿児島ユナイテッドFC
#ゆないくー
#企画事業部

[小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI @heko_ba]

@unpipo5946 かごんまでお待ちしております！
奥さまにもごあいさつできることを楽しみにしております！

[小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI @heko_ba]

懐かしい！
あれもこれも良い思い出ばかりです

自分が離れてからも、おねえさんしかり職員しかり最高にくーを盛り立ててくれて、今回話題になったことも含めて拍手です

これからもくーはくーです
見た目の細部はともかく在り方は変わりませんし、これからも皆さまに愛され続けると信じています

[いぶおや @IbusukiOyako]

@heko_ba なつかしいですなぁ☺️

[小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI @heko_ba]

@kufc_saki これは2021年の、、、秋くらいですかね
スタジアムに姿を見せてもいいよ、でも外を出歩いちゃだめだよの時代ですね！

色々懐かしい限りですがよ！
いいお写真をありがとうございます！

[Chino @ChinoUTD]

🚨 Casemiro on one of the best goals he scored for Manchester United:

🗣️ Case:

“People will probably expect me to pick one of the spectacular goals, but strangely one that always comes to mind is the header I scored against Bournemouth this season.

From the outside it looks like a simple header. Goal. Move on. But the funny thing is that we spent time studying Petrovic before the game. We knew he was very good at dealing with direct headers, so I told the coaches: ‘Maybe we should stop trying to beat him in the air and start trying to beat him on the bounce.’ The idea was simple. Don't head the ball at him. Head it where it becomes awkward for him.

The first chance came from a Bruno cross. Perfect delivery. I headed it exactly how I wanted, down towards the ground so it would bounce before reaching him. I was already preparing my celebration. Then their defender appeared from nowhere and cleared it. I looked at Bruno and said: ‘No problem, we'll try again.’ (laughs)

A few minutes later Bruno walks over for a corner. The ball comes in. Same idea. Head it down. Make it bounce. This time Petrovic couldn't deal with it and the ball ended up in the net. The funny thing is that after I scored, I pointed at the bench because they knew exactly what we had worked on. That's what I love about this manager and the staff. Every game there is a plan. Sometimes the fans see a goal. We see a week's worth of preparation finally paying off.”

[Ronit Pereira @CAronitpereira]

“Attack life, it’s going to kill you anyway.”

- Steve McQueen

[Cosmos Archive @cosmosarcive]

Atoms are so small that around a million of them could fit across the width of a single human hair. A typical atom measures only about 0.1 nanometers across, making it one of the smallest building blocks of matter.

What makes atoms even more fascinating is that they are mostly empty space. At the center lies a tiny, dense nucleus, while electrons move around it. Despite their microscopic size, every star, planet, living thing, and object around us is made of atoms.

Credit: CERN / YouTube

[電ファミニコゲーマー @denfaminicogame]

『ドラクエ』タル型のドリンクサーバーが欲しすぎる。タイトープライズにて6月下旬の登場を予定、間違っても叩き割ってはいけない
https://t.co/xB8wFHUHlT

この中から飲み物を注げば気分は酒場を訪れた冒険者。サーバーの上にちょこんと乗ったスライムもかわいらしい1品

[小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI @heko_ba]

@0614Takuman ちゃんとお祝い言ってなかったけど、おめでとうございます！
選手としての息の長さから郷土愛から力技の笑いまで超リスペクトしています！
33歳、がんばってください！

[小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI @heko_ba]

作業BGM代わりにYouTubeに任せていたら脈絡もなくデーモン閣下が流れてきた
いや、好きですけど
でもデーモン閣下であれば「がんばれ！装置153番のマーチ」が一番です

熱くなれ https://t.co/BPGcIC58ni @YouTubeより

[Mr Melancholy @chakravartiiin]

I wish I could show vozinha to all kids who take their life after one failed exam he literally picked Garbage at 25 then started playing in his late 20s and now at 40 he's delivered his best game at fifa world cup event against one of the most domiant teams.

People would have you believe that your life is over if you don't XYZ thing by a certain age but the truth is that It just takes just one BIG WIN to cancel out all the loses of life but you have to believe, work and live for that WIN.

[小林浩宣_KOBAYASHI HIRONORI @heko_ba]

@damzychillin Aldo Serena.

He was interviewer for Japanese football magazine.

[Wolf of X @WolfofX]

When Marcelo Bielsa became Leeds United manager in 2018, he asked a simple question: how long does the average supporter have to work to afford a match ticket?

After learning the answer was around three hours, Bielsa gathered his players and assigned them an unusual task.

Instead of training, they spent the next three hours picking up litter around the club’s training ground.

The exercise wasn’t meant as punishment. Bielsa wanted his squad to understand the effort, sacrifice, and hard work that ordinary fans put in to support their team.

By spending the same amount of time doing manual work, the players were reminded that every ticket purchased represents hours of labor by loyal supporters.

The story became one of the most famous examples of Bielsa’s unique leadership style and his deep respect for football fans.

[Chino @ChinoUTD]

🚨 Patrice Evra on why Pep Guardiola's silence on Michael Carrick says everything:

“I never really saw Pep publicly praise Carrick, and I think there's a reason for that. I can remember when Amorim arrived at United and Pep said something along the lines of: 'Finally United have a manager with a style of play.' A lot of people took that as a compliment.

Me and a few of my guys looked at each other and said: 'He means a style he can read.' (laughs) And what happened? City beat Amorim's United 3-0. Pep understood what he was looking at. That's the thing with football. People are comfortable with what they understand.

Since Carrick arrived, Pep has barely said a word. Why? Because I don't think he enjoys trying to solve puzzles he can't read. Look at the 2-0 derby. Carrick completely outplayed him. City looked confused. They didn't know when United would press, sit off, speed the game up or slow it down.

And when Pep can't predict what's coming, that's when you know there's a problem. Maybe I'm wrong. But if that derby gets replayed ten times, I'm backing Carrick's United to win more of them than Pep's City. And I think Pep knows that too.”

[量子ポータルサイトQ-Portal @Q_Portal_]

AI・量子研究、減税拡大：日本経済新聞 https://t.co/gQFIEgCwFq