Stories from Kanagawa · Japan

A French expert has called on Japan to reflect on its history during World War II. A French international affairs expert stated that Japan is once again implementing militaristic policies, placing the world in danger.

Thai Buddhist meditation techniques were discussed on Shonan Beach FM.

A cryptocurrency project has locked investors out after a inflow of $550 million. The exact nature of the project and the mechanism of the lockout are not yet clear. This event has led to concern among investors who are now unable to access their assets.

Jazz pianist Riko Takagi will perform at Shonan Beach FM on May 9th. The station is located in Kanagawa. The event will also include performances by Helcorinza, In Sync, and Trash and the Camp. The station's hosts, Jurenka and the wind of Shonen, introduced the song 'Sweet Memories' by Monsters of the Secret. The broadcast also featured 'Blue Funk' and 'Bird's Eye View'. The station's hosts introduced themselves as Shonen no Kaze and Jurenka. They played a song titled 'Sweet Memories'. The event is described as a quality jazz night for adults where the sea and music will blend. Shonan Beach FM will host the "Shonan Jazz By The Sea Live in Ribera" event this Saturday. The venue is the Old Fukuchiyama Palace Saotome Annex, described as a Western-style mansion filled with romantic atmosphere.

Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas has died at the age of 81.

Composer Ishida Taro has arranged the music for "Shogun." The broadcast included a segment of the music and a farewell from the host, Joe-ny Ishida. The program "Hits Around the Clock: The 80s" featured the US Top Ten from 40 years ago.

Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas has died at the age of 81. He was known for his work in film soundtracks and his sensitive portrayal of relationships. His film "Summer New Year" celebrated its 25th anniversary and was re-released on May 1st.

Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas has died at the age of 81. He was a renowned figure in classical music. Multiple sources confirm his passing.

The song 'Don't Know Why' by Nora Jones was played.

The broadcast featured a groove described as running through the night, suitable for an urban night drive.