One of the keys to a long and healthy life might be as simple as a five-minute Japanese workout. This low-intensity routine is still practiced by millions of people of all ages in Japan. Here's what ...
The three-minute drills, usually done to piano music with encouraging shouts of "one, two, three, four!" in Japanese, are broadcast several times a day on public radio and television. And while ...
It might not make the cut for Olympians at Tokyo 2020, but each day in Japan's parks, schools and offices millions perform the country's most popular stretching routine: radio taiso. The three-minute ...
It might not make the cut for Olympians at Tokyo 2020, but each day in Japan's parks, schools and offices millions perform the country's most popular stretching routine: radio taiso. The three-minute ...
McCann Health Communications, as part of its aid project to support the recovery of the Tohoku region devastated by the Great East Japan Earthquake, has produced a book, “Oraho no Radio Taiso" (Our ...
School is out for the summer but still, remarkably, kids in this fitness-savvy society turn out -- at 6:30 a.m., no less -- at parks, shrines and quiet streets across Japan for NHK's daily "Radio ...
A couple of months ago we've reported about Training with Hinako, the first ever anime workout DVD. Now somebody came up with another moe exercise DVD, this time featuring three waitresses from Maid ...
It might not make the cut for Olympians at Tokyo 2020, but each day in Japan's parks, schools and offices millions perform the country's most popular stretching routine: radio taiso. The three-minute ...
TOKYO — It might not make the cut for Olympians at Tokyo 2020, but each day in Japan’s parks, schools and offices millions perform the country’s most popular stretching routine: Radio taiso. The three ...
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