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No. 1247
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TITLE : Look to the Sky
GUESTS: Steve & Tomoko Sacks
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Pro saxophone player Steve Sacks’ life used to be characterized by worry and a nagging feeling that something wasn’t right. No matter how much success he achieved, he was unable to see that his life had much value and he was left with only a feeling of emptiness. Steve and his wife Tomoko join us in this program to talk about what happened in his life that enabled him to overcome this serious problem. We end the program with a live performance by Steve in our studio. |
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No. 1235
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TITLE : Bringing the Light of God to the Heart
GUEST: Kaori Shion
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This week, professional flutist Kaori Shion shares her music with us and also talks about how God has worked in her life. As a typical "workaholic" professional musician, Ms. Shion explains about how she lost everything and, through that, discovered faith in Jesus Christ. With the wonderful selections she shares with us, this program is truly a fitting celebration of the Christmas season. |
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No. 1222
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TITLE : Junior Golf School, Part 2
GUESTS: Atsushi Nakajima & Michiyuki Kawata
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In this second program in the series, we take a look at an actual golf lesson designed for the young people participating in the Junior Golf School program. For the elementary school through junior high school age participants, the practice sessions are lively and full of encouragement. At the end, club owner Atsushi Nakajima and instructor Michiyuki Kawata share their thoughts about golf and about life. Viewers interested in learning some good hints for bringing up children won't want to miss this program. |
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No. 1221
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TITLE : Junior Golf School, Part 1
GUESTS: Atsushi Nakajima & Michiyuki Kawata
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Atsushi Nakajima, younger brother of pro golfer Tsuneyuki Nakajima, operates Tōshōen Golf Club in Ashikaga, Tochigi Prefecture. Last year, he and his staff inaugurated a program they call the Junior Golf School and its stated goal is to teach young people not only golf skills, but skills for life, as well. This concept was begun in the U.S. by an organization called the International Golf Academy (IGA) Mission and now is gaining a reputation here in Japan, as well. In this program, we talk with Atsushi Nakajima and pastor and golf instructor Michiyuki Kawata about the goals of this unique school. |
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No. 1185
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TITLE : A Master of Sound
GUEST: Keiko Nakamura
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December 6th was "Sound Day" in Japan, a date chosen by organizations cooperating with the Japan Audio Society to commemorate the date in 1877 when Thomas Edison invented the phonograph. Each year on this date, the JAS selects a person prominent in the "sound culture" of Japan to receive the "Master of Sound" award. The 2008 recipient of the award was none other than our Harvest Time co-host, Keiko Nakamura. In this program, we bring you some footage of the ceremony itself, with a special focus on Keiko's acceptance speech. |
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No. 1175
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TITLE : A Breakout Kids' Choir
GUESTS: Yōsuke Monoi & Tsutomu Aoki
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The Evergreen Choir, formed in 1999, is made up mostly of students from the Momi-no-Ki Kindergarten in Tōkyō's Inagi City. Over the past few years, the group has produced a Gospel music album and appeared in on-stage musicals, garnering quite a name for themselves around the country. This year, as well, they'll be appearing in the musical, "Gift" on November 1st and 2nd. In this program, Evergreen Choir director Yōsuke Monoi and producer Tsutomu Aoki share with us about the history and activities of this unique and talented group. |
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