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The Best Skateparks in Tokyo

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By Paul Park 
| Metropolis Magazine (Japan)
When I searched online for skateparks, the articles I read were either outdated or didn’t give a helpful description. I wanted to find spacious spots to cruise around, practice flatground tricks and also connect with the local skate scene. Every skatepark has different rules and opening and closing times. For first-time visitors and tourists, getting caught out by an entrance fee or scrambling to register in Japanese can ruin the session before it even starts.
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Minister’s minute: Growth in Christ

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By Paul Park 
| Delta Optimist
Our church began a new sermon series in the Parables of Jesus. Because approximately 90 per cent of the population in the Roman Empire in Jesus’ time lived in rural settings, agricultural metaphors featured prominently in Jesus’ parables. Vehicles like sowing seeds, the soil, the sower, and vineyards represented tenors like the Word of God, our hearts that receive God’s Word, Jesus, and the Kingdom of heaven.
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Audemars Piguet x Swatch’s “Royal Pop” Watch Lands in Tokyo on May 16

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By Paul Park 
| Metropolis Magazine (Japan)
The Royal Oak debuted in 1972 as a luxury sports watch with an octagonal bezel and eight hexagonal screws that the industry thought were either brilliant or outrageous. Swatch’s POP line came out of the 80s with a totally different energy—playful, colorful, democratizing the wrist. Now, with the AP x Swatch Royal Pop watch, those two eras collide in the most unexpected format possible: the pocket watch—set for release in Tokyo on May 16. It’s a deliberate flex.
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