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有田 和義（Kazuyoshi Arita）

This video, titled "2018-2019 SAPPORO TEINE PV," was released by "TEINE CHANNEL ～サッポロテイネ公式～." The Sapporo Teine Highland Ski Center is a ski center located on Mt. Teine in Teine, Sapporo City, and is easily accessible just 7 minutes from the interchange. Hokkaido's ski resorts have good snow quality and attract many skiers from Japan and abroad, and the Sapporo Teine Highland Ski Center is no exception. With excellent powder and abundant snowfall, both beginners and advanced skiers can enjoy skiing and snowboarding to the fullest at the Sapporo Teine Highland Ski Center. Have a great time skiing from Mt. Teine, where you can enjoy the magnificent views of Ishikari Bay and Mt. Shokanbetsu!

This video, titled "[Production Results] Minowa ski resort PR video" (【制作実績】箕輪スキー場 PR映像), was produced by "CLAYSYSYS Inc." (株式会社CLAYSYS). Minowa ski resort in Inawashiro, Fukushima Prefecture, is a popular spot where you can enjoy the finest powdery slopes. The appeal of the Minowa ski resort is that its base area is over 1,000 meters above sea level and it gets a ton of snowfall. It's hard to find a ski resort that's open from November to Golden Week (in May) in Japan. Hotel Premiere Minowa, located next to the Minowa ski resort, is a resort for skiers in winter and a summer retreat in summer. After a day of skiing, you can spend a relaxing time in the Minowa soft water baths and try ion therapy to relax your body.

This video is titled "[Production Results] Norikura Ski Resort PR Video" (【制作実績】乗鞍スキー場 PR映像). It was released by "CLAYSYS Incorporated" (株式会社CLAYSYS). The Norikura Ski Resort in Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture has over 20 vast routes. Enjoy skiing on the Kamoshika course where you can enjoy side country skiing, family courses, and more! Norikura is located at a high altitude of about 2000 meters, and on a clear day, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the central Alps. The Norikura area has some of the best hot springs with milky white water, perfect for relaxing after a long day of skiing!

This video, titled "Japanese Food - $300 HIGH END SUSHI Teruzushi SUSHIBAE Japan" was produced by Travel Thirsty. Takayoshi Watanabe, the owner of Teruzushi, a sushi restaurant in Tobata, Kitakyushu, makes a variety of sushi. Takayoshi Watanabe's knife handling is nothing short of brilliant. The video is quite long, at nearly 40 minutes, but it's well worth the watch! The eel sushi that appears at 15:15 is absolutely amazing. The rest of the sushi is also tantalizing. If you don't get a chance to visit Japan often, watch this video to get your fill! Also, check out Takayoshi Watanabe's facial expressions...

This video, titled "Japan’s "Last Ninja" Explains The Naruto Run | EVERYDAY BOSSES #9," was released by Asian Boss. Asian Boss is a media company based in South Korea, and their videos show real life in Asia. Their mission is to "bridge the social and cultural gap," and they use video to break down prejudices and stereotypes. Through storytelling, they challenges people to remain curious, think critically, and take action to bring the world closer together. Asian Boss' Hiroko introduces Kawakami Jinichi, who works as a ninja at Tenmangu Shrine. It is said that the "symbols" that Kawakami expresses with his hands are rooted in Buddhist philosophy.

This video, titled "Parkour Ninja Assassins" was released by TokyoCatch. Three ninja assassins show off their dynamic moves to catch a thief in Tokyo. When most people hear "Japanese culture," they think of ninjas. If you like ninjas, action movies, and historical dramas, consider checking out the video! It's only 4 minutes long, so you can enjoy it in your free time. At 2:48, you can see the ninja jumping from one building to another. The real highlight is at 3:00, though. You can enjoy a heated battle between a ninja and a thief.

This video, titled "Ninja - Useful Techniques for Modern Times" (忍者〜現代に役立つ技〜), was released by "JVT Channel" (JVTチャンネル). Learning the running and breathing techniques of a ninja is something most people don't get to try! In this program, Kawakami Jinichi, who is said to be one of the last inheritors of ninja techniques, and Yuji Yamada, who is a professor at Mie University, discuss ninja in an easy-to-understand way. It is also important to understand how ninja accumulated their knowledge and skills, and how they are used in modern society, such as the ninja breathing technique adopted by some companies at 4:00 in the video. Also, at 0:49, ninja tools displayed in the Iga School of Ninja Museum are shown, so if you like ninja, we recommend checking this video out!

This video, titled "[Xbox 360] Tenchu Senran OP" (【Xbox360】天誅 千乱 OP), was released by SugarWave. This video contains the OP of Tenchu Senran (Z), a game in the Tenchu series that has been around since 1998. The game features a series of fascinating characters that will keep you coming back for more. The music used adds to the atmosphere of the game. Although the game was released in 2006, the beautiful graphics are worth taking a look at. The OP is both cool and beautiful. If you've never played it before, consider checking it out! There's a good chance it'll become an all-time favorite!

This video, titled "Iga Ninja Group Ashura (2) "Kama & Blowgun" Kunoichi Ninja" (伊賀忍者集団阿修羅（２）くノ一忍者の技　「鎌＆仕込み笛＆吹き矢」), was released by "jon kabuki." Many awesome ninja techniques are shown in this video! Although it's a short video, the amazing skills of this kunoichi are well worth the watch. Her skills with kama are especially impressive. If you like powerful female warriors, be sure to check it out! Also, the way the ninja carry themselves in a confrontation with the Kunoichi Ninja is also something to behold. If you are interested, be sure to take a look at the Iga Ninja techniques with your own eyes!

This video, titled " [4K] Dynamic landing and take-off｜ANA Boeing 777-200, 777-200/ER at Osaka Itami Airport," was produced by "ZKj-Zmh6BFU." In this video, you can see an airplane landing and taking off at Itami Airport. It is also called Osaka International Airport and was called just "International Airport" in the past, but it is now used as a hub airport for planes in Japan. It is one of the three Kansai airports, and you can catch a glimpse of why it was once called an international airport, as both jets and propeller-powered aircrafts land and take off here. This video shows planes taking off and landing at Itami Airport, so if you are interested in the video, be sure to check it out!