Tokyo Trawler // 東京トローラ

Video Interviews, Shibuya (#15)

2011-07-16T23:10:00.000-07:00

Tokyo Trawler Catch of the Day: Mance, USA
Artist: DJ Kentaro

Tune: Sakura Sakura

Record: ?

Mance's essential rating: 5/5

Mance's Message to the People: "Happy New Year - 新年あけましておめでとうございます"

The Interview:

The Tokyo Trawler's Essential Review:

If one were to suppose that making a credible* hop-hop/drum & bass track by chopping and mixing a traditional Japanese folk song might be a difficult endeavour*, then one might well be correct. The world-renowned* DJ Kentaro appears, upon first listen, to make hard work of this track, but after a couple of spins, this song announces itself as a very well-crafted marriage of an unusual myriad* of tinny* percussion and bamboo-bashing with expertly controlled string synth. Whilst this song is certainly more likely to please modern music fans than those of traditional Japanese folk, it serves as proof that unlikely combinations are often more successful than one might expect.

Category: It's lucky there's no dancefloor here...

The Tokyo Trawler's message to the people: Go on, give it another listen!!

To download or not to download?? 3/5 (IT'S GOTTA BE DONE)
iTunes available: ?
勉強のキーワード: credible, endeavour (名詞), world-renowned, myriad, tinny

Sakura Sakura URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvMUu8g4DVU

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #21

2011-06-30T19:48:00.000-07:00

Artist: Tom Paxton

Tune: The Last Thing on My Mind

Record: Ramblin' Boy (1964)

Category: A sunny Sunday breezerider

Unfortunately, when it comes to being 'pure and simple', there is often much less of the 'pure' and much more the 'simple' (just ask Paris Hilton). In this tale* of complacency* in love, however, both are in abundance*, and Tom Paxton's emotive* and clean vocals beautifully accompany a fingerpicked, fluid* guitar melody. The one lingering* feeling from this song is that while it serves it's purpose wonderfully, it's so simply constructed, that it leaves one with the feeling that Paxton never ventures* out of second gear throughout. Whether or not this effortlessness* is a good thing is up for debate, I suppose.

The Tokyo Trawler’s message to the people: As effortless as persuading Paris Hilton to come back for coffee.

To download or not to download?? 3/5 (IT'S GOTTA BE DONE)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: tale, complacency, abundance, emotive, fluid (形容詞), lingering, to venture (動詞), effortlessness

The Last Thing on my Mind URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voqL5ksOuoo

Video Interviews, Ikebukuro (#14)

2011-02-19T03:35:00.000-08:00

Tokyo Trawler Catch of the Day: Shank, USA
Artist: 般若 (Hannya)

Tune: Yachatta

Record: 根こそぎ (Nekosogi - 2007)

Shank's essential rating: 4.5/5

Shank's Message to the People: "No matter what you do, you do it again, you f*ck up, you do it again, you f*ck up, you do it again, you f*ck up; and one day, you might just get it right!"

The Interview:

The Tokyo Trawler's Essential Review:

"You're gonna be a salary man, or you're gonna be what else?", asks Shank, our interviewee, and I think we can safely say that self-proclaimed* gangster rapper Hannya has chosen the 'something else' route. On Yachatta (loosely translated as "Oh shit, I did it"), this motor-mouthed* Japanese rapper takes us through some of life's lower points with a witty* twist*. Providing an intriguing* insight* into Japanese culture (the strict drug rules, love hotels, 'goukon' blind date parties), the clean production, staccato* Japanese rap delivery* and unusual bongo-style percussion, whilst being quite different to the stuff we're used to hearing, might just hold some appeal for Western hip-hop fans.

Category: A foot to the floor, windows down-er

The Tokyo Trawler's message to the people: Make sure you click the link below and check out the music vid for this - really funny stuff.

To download or not to download?? 2/5 (WORTH A LISTEN)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: self-proclaimed, witty, twist (名詞12), intriguing, insight, staccato, delivery (4)

Yachatta URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiBfr6ovNWM

Video Interviews, Shibuya (#12)

2011-02-02T01:01:00.000-08:00

Tokyo Trawler Catch of the Day: François, Holland
Artist: Bob Marley & The Wailers

Tune: One Love

Record: Exodus (1977)

Johnny's essential rating: 5/5

Johnny's Message to the People: "Hello everyone in Holland, we're staying here in Tokyo for three days and recommend it to everyone!"

The Interview:

The Tokyo Trawler’s Essential Review:

A song that few people can claim* never to have heard, but with a glance* at the lyrics alone, one that is an inspiration. Despite the fact that it's littered* with numerous biblical* references* (As it was in the beginning/So shall it be in the end), the message of One Love doesn't require any rocket science qualifications to decipher*, and as such has universal* and enduring* appeal. Marley sets his stall out in the intro with a combination of effortlessness* and esprit*, before diving almost immediately into the chorus, and wrapping* it all up in under 3 minutes. Something so short packs a whole lotta greatness in it, though.

Category: Pass the lighter

The Tokyo Trawler's message to the people: One love.

To download or not to download?? 5/5 (DO IT NOW!)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: claim, glance, littered (動詞), biblical, references (1), decipher, universal, enduring, effortlessness, esprit

One Love URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdB-8eLEW8g

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2011-01-25T06:02:00.000-08:00

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Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #20 (25/01/11)

2011-01-24T23:51:00.001-08:00

Artist: Kano ft. Craig David

Tune: This is the Girl

Record: London Town (2007)

Category: A hump 'n' grinder

A much-maligned* fallen star, denounced* by critics* and past his best. No, silly, not Tokyo Trawler, but British vocalist Craig David. Here, with the smooth-talking London rapper Kano, David scales* the heights that his talent enabled him to reach in the early 2000s, and indeed, that made his fall to earth so painful. A tune of great balance and polished* production, the heavily-accented* Kano compliments David's sugary crooning* with an self-critical assault* on his previous philandering* ways, and a promise to his sweetheart that he's now reformed*, and a one-woman man. It's easy to be cynical when this comes from a rapper, but let's be honest, this kind of stuff doesn't usually come from a rapper.

The Tokyo Trawler’s message to the people: Jay-Z fans: Did you catch the lyrical reference?

To download or not to download?? 3/5 (IT'S GOTTA BE DONE)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: maligned, denounced, critic, scale (動詞), polished (2), accented, crooning, assault, philandering, reformed, cynical

This is the Girl URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDWkaDzZ6N4

News - January 2011

2011-01-16T18:31:00.000-08:00

BREEEAAAKINNNG!!! - Tokyo Trawler has been featured on the weekly 'Tsunami' Content Creators Blog. Blogger Hiroki Matsuuchi makes video showcases of individual content creators in Japan, and this week, the showcase, yes, you guessed it, Tokyo Trawler!! It's pretty pro stuff, and he manages to get a good sample of the posts on Tokyo Trawler, so especially if you haven't seen some of the older posts, it's worth watching. Check out Hiroki's showcase using the link below!

http://wanwan.fm/tsunami/2011/01/tsunami-ep-2-tokyo-trawler/

Whilst you're at it, check out Hiroki's other outlet, the awesome 'Bad Communication' blog!

http://wanwan.fm/badcommunication/

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #19 (13/01/11)

2011-01-13T19:57:00.000-08:00

Artist: Bombay Bicycle Club

Tune: Jewel

Record: Flaws (2010)

Category: A deep thinker/twilight zoner

If it hasn't already been said that love and regret* go hand-in-hand*, the Tokyo Trawler will put his head on the line, and if you chat to the singer from Bombay Bicycle Club, he might well do the same. A tale* of lost love that once 'looked so beautiful', Jewel is a proverbial* gem* of an acoustic track, with folky simplicity and rich, almost clockwork* guitar. The vocals are unique in that they could belong to that aunt you see once a year with the husky* voice, but if you are able to picture a bloke* singing this ear-soothing* melody, this tune is guaranteed to be far more enjoyable.

The Tokyo Trawler’s message to the people: A refreshingly melancholy song for the non-broken-hearted.

To download or not to download?? 4/5 (ESSENTIAL)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: regret, hand-in-hand, tale, proverbial, gem (2), clockwork, husky (1), soothing

Jewel URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn7REtVFpZw

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2011-01-05T16:22:00.001-08:00

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trawler//trash (#6)

2010-12-28T22:29:00.000-08:00

This belated episode of trawler//trash features fresh, young Tokyo artist Maki Hikita. Maki's almost entirely monochrome work is characterised by flowing, strong lines, startling detail, and her unique take on nature. Only Maki knows the message in each of her pieces, but the sheer intricacy of the detail entices one to speculate as to the hidden meaning in each one. With a strong personal style, Maki's work appears to have the makings of something big. If you like amateur art, and you want to see some of Tokyo's best, check out the link below.

http://zenryoku-ikarechaya.com/p/hikita-maki/gallery

RiFe In JaPaN! (#4)

2010-12-28T21:52:00.000-08:00

Those of us who are resident in this megalopolis will agree that Tokyo is full of surprises, both pleasant and nasty. Whilst passing through Shibuya's central Hachiko Square recently, I was presented with the former. Not the first time I've seen this kind of thing in Tokyo, but the steady stream of suited, middle-aged salarymen edging towards the two young ladies and presiding over an internal battle of their instinctive urges and the risk of shame, inevitably ending hugless, drew my attention to the fact that, unlike some of the less aesthetically pleasing, more hairy folk who are often found clasping these boards, these two young ladies were actually quite attractive, and very pleasant (Tokyo Trawler, also enduring such an internal battle, took a picture but didn't get a hug, by the way).

Video Interviews, Ikebukuro (#11)

2010-12-19T18:55:00.000-08:00

Tokyo Trawler Catch of the Day: Johnny, USA
Artist: The Crazy Ken Band

Tune: Thirty Seven Degrees

Record: Thirty Seven Degrees (2005)

Johnny's essential rating: 3/5

Johnny's Message to the People: "For tonight, everybody, Got Faded Japan, it's all good"

The Interview:

The Tokyo Trawler’s Essential Review:

Johnny told us that this song is "probably the best song you could ever go with", and whilst the Tokyo Trawler can't agree entirely* with that notion*, we can agree that this is an extremely smooth tune. Using the Trawler's slightly limited powers of translation, the Japanese lyrics to this tune appear to be littered* with innuendos*. This playful lyrical content is matched well with the almost cheesy* instrumentals - think the background lobby music in a beachfront hotel on the Copa Cabana - and the somewhat unnerving* laughter towards the back-end* of the song ensures* that you could never take this song too seriously.

Category: A hump 'n grinder

The Tokyo Trawler's message to the people: There's no way you can pick up 37 girls in one night unless you're the mother-fucking super-fly pimp 'n shit.

To download or not to download?? 3/5 (IT'S GOTTA BE DONE)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: entirely, notion, littered (2), innuendo, cheesy, unnerving, back-end, to ensure

Thirty Seven Degrees URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGNgpVhXLHk

Tokyo Trawler Recommedation #18 (06/12/10)

2010-12-06T23:48:00.000-08:00

Artist: Arcade Fire

Tune: Crown of Love

Record: Funeral (2004)

Category: A deep thinker/twilight zoner

Don't you sometimes wonder how your speciality* tomato sauce pasta would taste if you were able to make it in Gordon Ramsay's kitchen, and the man himself were there to guide you (read: swear relentlessly*)? Undoubtedly* of huge talent, with a reputation for innovation* and originality, Arcade Fire appear actually to stick to the basics here, at least lyrically. I mean, this probably isn't the first painful love-poem you've ever heard, but make no mistake*, there is a hell of* a musical feast to be had here - the lead-footed, bassy piano opening, the rich violins, the build up to an almost frantically* angry ending. The recipe's a classic, but it just shows what you can do when you've got all the best tools at your disposal*.

The Tokyo Trawler’s message to the people: Actually recorded in Gordon Ramsay's kitchen. Fact.

To download or not to download?? 3/5 (IT'S GOTTA BE DONE)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: speciality (2), relentlessly, undoubtedly, innovation, make no mistake, a hell of (5), frantically, at one's disposal (3)

Crown of Love URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QY_dkTWHfg

RiFe In JaPaN! (#3)

2010-12-06T22:29:00.000-08:00

This time, RiFe In JaPan! takes you to the north Tokyo stretch of the Keihin-Tohoku trainline, at 5am on the day before a national holiday. Even after a long night pouring drinks and being overly polite to their w***er of a boss, and then trying their luck and failing with a group of the high school girls on their way home from karaoke all-nighter, I'm sure you can find it in your hearts to forgive these two chaps, especially as they've politely removed their shoes so as not to dirty the velour. Remember, IT'S ALL FOR THE GREATER GOOD!! NI-PPON!! NI-PPON!!

RiFe In JaPaN! (#2)

2010-11-17T17:39:00.000-08:00

Today's RiFe In JaPaN! features a rather curious vending machine spotted somewhere between the Shibuya and Ebisu areas of Tokyo. Those who have ever visited this strange land will be familiar with the plethora of vending machines which dot the streets and line the station platforms, but I'd imagine few of you have ever come across one like this... (also, who the hell is the guy perched on the Boss can on the left?!)

Thanks to extremely loyal reader and defender of the faith, Andy MacKenzie for the photo.

RiFe In JaPaN! (#1)

2010-11-08T23:34:00.000-08:00

This is Tokyo Trawler's new series, RiFe In JaPaN!

The aims to bring you, the dear readers, 'crazy Japan', through a simple photograph. Whilst walking around this place, one is often confronted with the weird and wonderful, the bizarre and incomprehensible, stunning and envy-inducing, and the just plain ridiculous. In this series, RiFe In JaPaN! is asking for your contribution. If you have any weird sh*t that you've snapped on your travels (simple mobile phone photos are OK!), go ahead and send it on to tokyotrawler@gmail.com, and we'll put it up! Captions are welcome too!

Being a Brit from the southern neck of the woods, I couldn't help but love this T-shirt. Despite almost certainly being unintentional, the irony is quite irresistible. The unwitting comedians who designed this beauty are perhaps victims of their own state-of-the-art design methods - we all know how close the 'A' and 'S' keys are on the iPhone keyboard!

Tokyo Trawler//special (vol.1): Got Faded Japan Interview

2010-10-28T19:06:00.000-07:00

Welcome to the first edition of Tokyo Trawler//special, a new section of the blog which features extended interviews with especially productive Tokyoites, namely bloggers, podcasters, artists, musicians and other weirdos... In contrast to the regular 'Video Interviews', //special will feature an extended interview and questions about the interviewee's activities and work in Japan.

Vol. 1 features Tokyo's Got Faded Japan bloggers, 'zine producers and podcasters, Johnny and Shank. Coming from a skate and BMX background, these US natives have made it their business to dig out the weird, wonderful, and just plain f***ed up news from Japan and the rest of Asia. Never shy of a drink or two, these guys' blog, podcast and 'zine are all full of wit, fun and comment on the darker side of Japanese culture. Well worth a look. Here's the info:

Blog/Main site: www.GotFadedJapan.com
iTunes search: Got Faded Japan

Tokyo Trawler Recommedation #17 (28/10/10)

2010-10-28T18:43:00.000-07:00

Artist: The Cure

Tune: Cut Here

Record: Greatest Hits (2001)

Category: Keep the bathroom cabinet locked

Having a distinctive* voice and a distinctive sound, and not becoming engulfed* by cries of "they're songs all sound the same!", is no mean feat*. Well, The Cure have, over the years, mastered the balance, and on Cut Here, they play to their strengths. Whilst both lyrically and vocally, this song is nothing short of being heartfelt* and melancholy*, the playful, almost sugar-coated guitar and keyboard combination refuses, in triumphant*, paradoxical* fashion, to bow to the weight of vocalist Robert Smith's loaded words. A song with a wide-ranging appeal, and spanning* a number of genres, a tale of regret has never tasted this sweet.

The Tokyo Trawler’s message to the people: A perfectly balanced sweet and sour diet.

To download or not to download?? 4/5 (ESSENTIAL)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: distinctive, to engulf, no mean feat, heartfelt, melancholy, triumphant, paradoxical, to span (動詞)

Cut Here URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sKWrpaEw0k

Video Interviews, Ikebukuro (#10)

2010-10-10T03:55:00.000-07:00

Tokyo Trawler Catch of the Day: Demian, USA

Artist: The Damage Manual

Tune: Sunset Gun

Record: The Damage Manual (2000)

Demian's essential rating: 5/5

Demian's Message to the People: "Check out TokyoTrawler.com, Dystopiaq.com and TokyoAnaba.com"

The Interview:

The Tokyo Trawler’s Essential Review:

"A mish-mash* of that kind of the electronic, grungy* electronic, analogue syth, digital syth with the rock", is how Demian described this song, and, despite sounding like the kind of crap* you get when you use a free internet translator, it has, upon listening to this tune, proven to be quite an accurate description*. Whilst this is certainly a 'grimy'* number, the layering* and production has the sort of precision* you might expect from something coming out of the so-called 'industrial' genre. With an utterly* infectious* guitar riff, this lyrically dark effort is the sort of song that has clearly influenced younger bands of more mainstream* backgrounds*.

Category: A frowny-faced, head-boppin' street strutter

The Tokyo Trawler's message to the people: A song only fully appreciated when playing air guitar on your spanner.

To download or not to download?? 4/5 (ESSENTIAL)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: mish-mash, grunge, crap, description, grimy, layer, precision, utterly, infectious (3), mainstream (2), background (3)

Sunset Gun URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmoVIKDlZS8

Video Diary2

2010-10-05T01:41:00.000-07:00

Latest Tokyo Trawler News etc...

News of the new type of Tokyo Trawler interview, featuring interviews with interesting characters across Tokyo and Japan about their work. First up, and coming soon, is an interview with the guys from Got Faded Japan (podcast and blog). Check out their site, and their podcast, for an interesting, and rather different look at the news from Japan and across the world. Well worth a visit, and pretty damn funny.

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #16 (16/09/10)

2010-09-15T19:40:00.000-07:00

Artist: Blur

Tune: Coffee & TV

Record: 13 (1999)

Category: A deep-thinker/Twilight-zoner

Sometimes the beauty of something is in it's simplicity*, especially if you're partial* to a bit of modern art. Couple simplicity with effortlessness*, and you may well have an ingenious* piece of work. On Coffee & TV, there is little in the way of experimentation* or the unexpected, but as a result there is huge appeal in the lack of complexity*. An easy listen, with steady but far from intrusive* drums, layered guitars with a slight crunch and subtle* harmonies, Blur are well within their comfort zone* here. That's no bad thing though: this is the musical equivalent* of the best Chicken Korma curry you ever had.

The Tokyo Trawler’s message to the people: Easy on the chillies.

To download or not to download?? 4/5 (ESSENTIAL)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: simplicity, partial to (2), effortless, ingenious, experimentation, complexity, intrusive, subtle, comfort zone, equivalent

Coffee & TV URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXRVX1AKAew

News - September 2010　日本語のニュース

2010-09-11T21:03:00.000-07:00

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Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #15 (12/09/10)

2010-09-11T19:58:00.000-07:00

Artist: Cheap Trick
Tune: Surrender
Record: Heaven Tonight (1978)

Category: A foot to the floor, windows down-er

If I ever caught my parents 'rolling* on the couch' and listening to Kiss records, I'm sure I'd be quite shocked and disgusted*, and I'm almost certain* that the last thing I'd do is write a song on the matter*. Well each to his own, because here, a song was written on the matter, conjuring up* some bizarre* images whilst pointing out* to the listener that they probably don't know what their parents got, or even get, up to. Catchy, unmistakably* '70's', and littered* with references* of the time, there is enough brain candy* to paint an accurate picture of the scenario, and perhaps even have you doubting your folks' innocence.

The Tokyo Trawler’s message to the people: I hope, for your own sake as much as theirs, that you never find your parents falling off any Indonesian junk.

To download or not to download?? 3/5 (IT'S GOTTA BE DONE)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: to roll (2), disgusted, certain, matter (2), to conjure (2), biz arre, to point out (動詞), unmistakable, littered (動詞), reference, brain/eye candy

Surrender URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Zhul9E6arw

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #14 (21/07/10)

2010-07-20T01:01:00.000-07:00

Artist: Jimmy Eat World
Tune: The Middle
Record: Bleed American (2001)

Category: Foot to the floor, windows down

A catchy* rock song has never been the 'coolest' or 'hippest'* thing to enjoy, but, let's be honest, as in the case of an ugly* receptionist, aptitude* at the job at hand sometimes overrides* any of those shallower* notions*. With bright vocals and strong bass backbone, clean and simple are two of the adjectives that immediately spring to mind* when listening to The Middle. Lyrically, we are treated* to the kind of inspiration we wished we would have heard as a teenager: "You know you're doing better on your own/So don't buy in", but, then again, this song wouldn't have been cool enough back then...

The Tokyo Trawler’s message to the people: Don't be cool, be sensible.

To download or not to download?? 4/5 (ESSENTIAL)
iTunes available: Yes
勉強のキーワード: catchy, hip (adjective), ugly, aptitude, to override, shallow, notion, to spring to mind (idiom), to treat (5)

The Middle URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ7ZvxXvn90

Apology and News - Summer 2010

2010-07-20T00:35:00.000-07:00

Gobusata shimashita.

In our language, that means that the Tokyo Trawler has been a busy man and hasn't updated the blog for some time... However, true to his unyielding work ethic, he is back to his talking in third person, trawling the streets of Tokyo ways, hoping to pick up little-known works of art, be they musical or tangible. Watch this space for a steady stream of updates.

In an interesting and certainly news-worthy development, the Tokyo Trawler has sold out.

He has allowed his brand to be expanded and taken to the masses. Really, he's just kidding. An interesting character, and old friend of the Trawler's has (with exclusive permission, of course) just started his own version of the Trawler franchise, in the form of the Design Trawler blog. Rather than trawling the streets, the Design Trawler searches down eye-catching household and interior design pieces by any means necessary. Written by a veteran of design journalism, the blog provides an array of interior design ideas and inspiration for those who value the living space around us.

Check it out now, www.designtrawler.com

Tokyo Trawler // 東京 トローラ

Video Interviews, Shibuya (#15)

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #21

Video Interviews, Ikebukuro (#14)

Video Interviews, Shibuya (#12)

Like Tokyo Trawler on Facebook!

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #20 (25/01/11)

News - January 2011

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #19 (13/01/11)

Follow my blog with bloglovin

trawler//trash (#6)

RiFe In JaPaN! (#4)

Video Interviews, Ikebukuro (#11)

Tokyo Trawler Recommedation #18 (06/12/10)

RiFe In JaPaN! (#3)

RiFe In JaPaN! (#2)

RiFe In JaPaN! (#1)

Tokyo Trawler//special (vol.1): Got Faded Japan Interview

Tokyo Trawler Recommedation #17 (28/10/10)

Video Interviews, Ikebukuro (#10)

Video Diary2

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #16 (16/09/10)

News - September 2010 日本語のニュース

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #15 (12/09/10)

Tokyo Trawler Recommendation #14 (21/07/10)

Apology and News - Summer 2010

Tokyo Trawler // 東京トローラ

News - September 2010　日本語のニュース