大堀龍介

@ryuohori

ミステリ小説、HR/HM音楽、サッカー、日本の中世史などに関心あり。日本株分野の元アナリスト、元ファンドマネジャー。

Joined December 2009

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大堀龍介 @ryuohori

about 1 month ago

素晴らしい演奏でした。圧倒されました。

西村ケント(Kent Nishimura) @kentguitar_Funk

about 1 month ago

コットンクラブ公演、1部終了しました！来ていただいたお客様、本当にありがとうございました😊🎸 2部も頑張ります！！

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小玉ユキ

@yukicdm

4 months ago

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Liverpool FC

@LFC

4 months ago

Wataru ❤️ The Japan team show their support for Wataru Endo after his withdrawal from the tournament due to injury 🇯🇵 #FIFAWorldCup

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SethOfficial

@UTD_Seth001

4 months ago

🚨Virgil van Dijk on Japan players displaying Wataru Endō’s jersey after the 2-2 draw against the Netherlands at the 2026 FIFA World Cup: 🗣️ “That moment after the final whistle showed exactly why football is more than just a game. Seeing the Japanese players display Wataru Endō’s jersey was powerful. It showed unity, respect and the strength of their dressing room. I know Wataru personally and I know what he means to Japanese football. He’s a leader, a fighter and someone who gives everything for his country every single time he steps onto the pitch. Whether he was on the field or not, his presence was felt throughout the match. You could see the team playing for something bigger than themselves. That’s one of the reasons Japan are such a difficult team to play against. They work for each other, they sacrifice for each other and they never stop believing. The gesture from the players was a reminder of the respect they have for Endō and everything he has done for Japanese football. As opponents, we respect that. As footballers, we understand that. It was a special moment and one that showed the values football should always represent.” {@TNTSportsUS }

$UTD_Seth001's tweet photo. 🚨Virgil van Dijk on Japan players displaying Wataru Endō’s jersey after the 2-2 draw against the Netherlands at the 2026 FIFA World Cup: 🗣️ “That moment after the final whistle showed exactly why football is more than just a game. Seeing the Japanese players display Wataru Endō’s jersey was powerful. It showed unity, respect and the strength of their dressing room. I know Wataru personally and I know what he means to Japanese football. He’s a leader, a fighter and someone who gives everything for his country every single time he steps onto the pitch. Whether he was on the field or not, his presence was felt throughout the match. You could see the team playing for something bigger than themselves. That’s one of the reasons Japan are such a difficult team to play against. They work for each other, they sacrifice for each other and they never stop believing. The gesture from the players was a reminder of the respect they have for Endō and everything he has done for Japanese football. As opponents, we respect that. As footballers, we understand that. It was a special moment and one that showed the values football should always represent.” {@TNTSportsUS }$