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購入して５ヶ月ぐらいです。５００発ほど撃ちましたが、ジャムやマルファンクションは一切無し。僕の周りの警察署のほとんどがこの拳銃に買い換えたようで...
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購入して５ヶ月ぐらいです。５００発ほど撃ちましたが、ジャムやマルファンクションは一切無し。僕の周りの警察署のほとんどがこの拳銃に買い換えたようです（ベレッタから）。ほかの国家機関もグロックを使ってる所もありますがこのG21SFはあまり使われてないようです。９ｍｍや４０S&Wやもうちょっと弱い口径の方が主流のようです。G21SFは４５ACPなので威力も抜群、敵も一発で倒せます。
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It's May 31, 1996 and Tokyo's famed Budokan is packed for the final conc...
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It's May 31, 1996 and Tokyo's famed Budokan is packed for the final concert of PrincessPrincess. The group had announced that, after 13 years together, they were splitting up. In this final encore, lead singer Kaori Okui thanks the audience; then the girls, dressed all in white, go into a spirited rendition of their 1988 hit "19 Growing Up".
As the song ends, drummer Kyoko Tomita and an already sobbing keyboardist Tomoko Konno join guitarists Atsuko Watanabe (whose eyes are also turning red), Kanako Nakayama and Kaori as the girls go from the main stage to the far right and left ends of the stage extensions waving and thanking their fans. They return to the main stage and acknowledge those in the stage side balconies. Kaori then passes the mic around to let each member personally thank the audience for the last 13 years; in order Atsuko (who by then had dried her eyes), Kyoko, Kanako and Tomoko (visibly choked up with emotion and fighting a losing battle with her tears). The mic returns to Kaori's hands and she gives a final thank you and "sayonara" to the SRO house.
The girls clasp hands and bow to their fans as the "PrincessPrincess" sign behind them is turned off for the final time. With only the footlights to illuminate them, the girls continue to wave to the screaming, adoring fans. Atsuko and Tomoko again are allowing their emotions to show and tears to flow as the stage goes dark.
In the years since this concert. Kaori has had a successful solo career (as Kaori Kishitani), Tomoko released three CDs then produced soundtracks for two movies, Kanako is the lead singer and guitarist for the rock band "VooDoo Hawaiians", Atsuko is vice-principal at the Tokyo School of music and Kyoko married and is the mother of two children (although she did join Atsuko in a rock revival concert in April 2008).
Part of the reason the group broke up was the desire to remain friends. There was a disagreement on whether they should change their "sound", and they chose to go their separate musical ways, leaving their fans with the Pri-Pri identity and the girls with their friendship.
In their career, PrincessPrincess changed the perception of female musicians in Japan and gave other female acts the freedom to be independent and expressive in their music. They have been and continue to be missed.
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"上手いですね＾＾
自分もプリプリ好きでｷﾞﾀｰがんばってます！
中山加奈子さんがすごくカッコいいですよね？ｷﾞﾀｰやリズム感など惚れ惚れします！
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"上手いですね＾＾
自分もプリプリ好きでｷﾞﾀｰがんばってます！
中山加奈子さんがすごくカッコいいですよね？ｷﾞﾀｰやリズム感など惚れ惚れします！
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