Ado Onaiwu, on the day given the highest kick opportunity in attack, shined when he scored 3 goals in just 6 minutes. The remaining goals were scored by Sho Sasaki and Takuma Asano. Japan won 5-1, thereby winning all 8 matches in Group F, scoring 46 goals and conceding only 2 times. The Japanese team shows strength in Group F. Photo: JFA. The blue team soon overwhelmed after the opening whistle when holding the ball to 78%, launching 14 shots in the first half. However, the Kyrgyz defense played hard and kept the score a draw after the first half. The turning point of the match came in the 26th minute when the home team was awarded a penalty because Ayzar Akmatov blocked Ado Onaiwu’s close-range header with his hand. On the 11 m mark, Onaiwu fooled the keeper and scored the opening goal. Onaiwu doubled the lead for Japan in the 31st minute after a close-range ball from Hayao Kawabe’s pass. In the 33rd minute, the 25-year-old striker completed a hat-trick with a dangerous header. In the last minutes of the first half, Mirlan Murzaev brought the goal to shorten the score for Kyrgyzstan when he successfully completed a penalty of 11 meters. In the second half, the home team continued to dominate when holding the ball to 71%. In the 68th minute, Sho Sasaki was given the opportunity to replace Onaiwu. He immediately made an impression with a goal in the 72nd minute. In the 77th minute, Takuma Asano filled the scoreboard with a kick into the narrow corner of the goal. The Japanese team won the final with a score of 5-1. In the match at the same time, Tajikistan overcame Myanmar with a score of 4-0 to take the second place in Group F with 13 points. Highlights Japan 4-1 Tajikistan: Minamino scores Takumi Minamino scored in Japan’s 4-1 victory over Tajikistan in Group F of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in Asia on the evening of June 7.

“We know many tourists like to take off their underwear when they sunbathe. To open up international tourism, we have a list of where you can and can’t get naked on the beach,” said founder of Pour Moi, Michael Thomson, shared in a statement. According to the company’s research, at the height of the pandemic, there were more than 10.7 million searches related to the keywords “nude beach”, “nude resort” and “nude sunbathing”. “. The majority of searches are done by people in the US, followed by Japan and Brazil. When the company adjusted its research criteria based on population size, the residents of Australia, New Zealand and Ireland topped the search list. The research team analyzed the laws of each country, consulting travel forums, blogs and social media to identify places where tourists can sunbathe naked without breaking the law. After that, the team created a convenient map, making it easy for everyone to see the “pupa-bare” destination. Maps indicate restricted locations and allow nude visitors. Photo: Courtesy Of Pour Moi. The company explained: “38 red countries do not allow tourists to be naked in public of any kind. 39 green areas are countries that are” quite comfortable in public nudity “. 29 amber countries have many places where nude sunbathing is limited. Map showing nude sunbathing in America. Photo: Courtesy Of Pour Moi. A guide map in the US shows visitors allowed to sunbathe naked in 32 states. However, this is not legal in Utah, Indiana, South Carolina or Tennessee, where states are indicated in red. In addition to viewing the map, travelers need to check local laws and regulations at the specific destination before planning any trip. 10 beaches in the world for visitors who like to enjoy the state “without a piece of cloth to cover the body”: 1. Spiaggia di Guvano (Corniglia, Italy) 2. Red Sea (Crete, Greece) 3. Valalta (Rovinj, Croatia) 4. Bellevue (Klampenborg, Denmark) 5. Samurai (Port Stephens, Australia) 6. Wreck (Vancouver, Canada) 7. Plage de Tahiti (St.ropez, France) 7. Praia do Pinho (Balneário Camboríu, Brazil) 8. Es Trenc (Mallorca, Spain) 9. Baker (San Francisco, USA)

In Fukushima, there is the Miharu Taki-zakura cherry blossom tree over 1,000 years old, belonging to the Edohigan genus – one of the three main varieties of cherry blossoms in Japan. Cherry blossoms fall to the ground like a waterfall, hence the name “Takizakura” (meaning ‘waterfall cherry blossom’) and is considered a rare flower variety of Japan. With a campus of nearly 1,000 cherry blossom trees, every spring to Tsuruga White Crane City is like sinking in the middle of a sea of ​​flowers. The citadel appears splendidly with white walls, characteristic red tile roof in harmony with bright pink cherry blossoms. It is considered one of the most beautiful cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan Nicchu Railway was restored to a walking and cycling route about 3km long. Along this road there are thousands of Shidare cherry blossom trees. In April, the cherry blossoms in full bloom here are very beautiful, attracting many visitors to visit. Senbonzakura, located on the banks of the Natsui River, is a popular attraction where visitors can walk and watch the cherry blossoms along the riverside road. At night, when the cherry trees are lit up, the scene is also very attractive. The Nunobiki Plateau Farm is a great destination in summer. Below the foot of 30 wind power pillars that slowly spin is a strip of beautiful sunflower fields. This is where visitors can see Inawashiro Lake and Mount Bandai. The ancient village of Ouchijuku used to flourish during the Edo period. Today, more than 30 old houses are preserved and create a nostalgic scene of the old days of Japan. The specialty here is Negi-soba noodles, eaten by fresh onions, not with chopsticks. Hinoemata Village is a beautiful place for those who love trekking to explore nature. Under the swamp, cauliflower and mountain lilies bloom brightly and create a breathtaking sight. The road passes through the Azuma Mountains with breathtaking majestic landscapes in autumn foliage. Drive slowly through this road, visitors will have a panoramic view. This place was selected as one of the 100 most beautiful streets in Japan. This route stops working in winter. Shingu Kumano Shrine is considered as an important cultural property of Japan. Built in the Heian period, the temple’s architecture changes over time. Today, visitors can visit the cultural heritage of Fukushima and Japan preserved here. In addition, in the temple precinct there is an 800-year-old ginkgo tree, each autumn comes, the leaves change color and dye the surrounding space. Lake Goshikinuma, also known as Lake of Five Colors, is one of the most majestic landscapes in Fukushima. Each lake has its own color, from dark brown to cobalt green. Each season, the scenery of the lake has its own unique features, inspiring many photographers in Japan and around the world. Although it is the main venue for sports activities in Fukushima Prefecture, Azuma Sports Park has a very poetic natural landscape. In autumn, the ginkgo trees in the park change clothes with brilliant yellow colors, creating a very romantic street and attracts visitors. Ouchijuku ancient village is also a beautiful place every autumn and winter. Ouchijuku Snow Festival is a popular event, held in mid-February, with lots of exciting events such as parades, snow lanterns and fireworks. In winter, Tsuruga Castle is covered with a beautiful white snow carpet. In mid-February, the Aizu Erosoku Candle Festival is held, to showcase candles made by the skillful hands of local artisans. The image of the castle illuminated by thousands of candles is extremely magnificent, making visitors especially impressed. Mount Bandai and Lake Inawashiro: Mount Aizu Bandai is selected as one of the 100 most beautiful mountains in Japan. This is also an ideal place for visitors to enjoy hiking and mountain climbing. Inawashiro Lake is one of the 10 largest lakes in Japan, making it an ideal spot where swans can be seen in winter. Skiing is also a “specialty” in Fukushima. There is the Ski Park and Resort Alts – one of the largest ski resorts in the Tohoku region, with 29 ski courses divided according to different slope and challenge levels. There are many hot springs in Fukushima that have a long history of operation; such as Lizaka hot spring with 1,000 years old, Higashiyama hot spring with 1,300 years old. Soaking in hot mineral water is very beneficial for health, so this is an experience visitors should not miss when coming to Fukushima. Fukushima is a place where visitors can experience the training and life of a true samurai. This land is the home of the Bushido martial spirit, loyalty to the lord, ignoring death and defying defeat. For this reason, the culture and spirit of the samurai in the region are still deeply imprinted today. The Aizu Buke Yashiki Samurai residence is a museum vividly depicting the Samurai. The living rooms display models and artifacts that recreate scenes of ancient life. Through artifacts such as weapons, costumes and other objects used by the samurai, visitors will gain a clearer picture of their life./.

Hype Beast Japan reported that Seiko cooperated with Evisen Skateboards skateboard brand to launch 3 new watch models. The designs are inspired by samurai sushi, skateboards and hats. Photo: Seiko.

Seiko 5 Sports Evisen Skateboards Limited Editions comes in 3 limited release editions for a total of 2,200 models. Meanwhile, SBSA105 product recreates the tuna sushi. The white-toned strap looks like rice. Besides, the red tone dial represents the tuna piece and the mustard back cover. Photo: Seiko.

Limited production watch with 700 pieces. The device is powered by an automatic movement. Besides, Seiko’s products are 100 meters water resistant. Photo: Hypebeast.

The watch models cost about 474 USD. Skateboard-inspired designs were launched with 1,500 units. Photo: Watch i love.

Water resistant, the movements of the 3 models are the same. The dial sizes are 42.5 mm and 13.4 mm. Photo: Hypebeast.

Different from dynamic designs, the samurai hat-inspired watch is a harmonious combination of classy and classy style. Three watch models will be available on the market on April 23. Photo: Watch i love.

To commemorate the collaboration and product release between the two brands, a pop-up store designed by Evisen Skateboards will open for a limited time in Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan. The store will open from April 16. Photo: Hypebeast.

How to choose watches for men Tim Dessaint suggests a few tips to help the guys get the model that suits the style.