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 <p>Hiphop-like music coupled with looping images from amazingly relaxing anime is apparently a thing, and I see no reason not to endorse it one hundred percent. Below you see Shizuku Tsukishima from <em>Whisper of the Heart</em> feeling as relaxed as I hope you do. The image links to one of those previously mentioned hiphop radios.</p>
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 <p>The video above is one of <em>toco toco tv</em>'s fantastic interviews with interesting and creative Japanese people. Manao Kagawa is a professional Shogi player, and, as far as I can understand, apparently somewhat uncommon, being female.</p>
 <p>Besides being a wonderfully relaxing interview, it features a great part in the beginning where Kagawa-san goes to browse the <em>Shirataki Gofukuten</em> kimono shop. It seems that being a Shogi player requires you to wear somewhat formal wear, and the result is that the players looks insanely dashing.</p>
 <p>What's even better though, is the mentioning of the <em>Shirataku Ayumi Hai</em>, a yearly Shogi tournament for female players to win beautiful and (I assume) quite expensive kimono.</p>