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- 2005年の夏、71歳の日本人男性、斎藤実さんが一つの港に停まることなく世界一周を達成し、セーリング界を驚かせました。
- 日本人はフィットネスに取り組むことが多く、身体を活動的に保つことは日本のライフスタイルの一部です。日本ではゴルフ、サッカー、野球、テニス、スノーボーディング、スキーなどが人気のあるスポーツとして広がっており、空手、柔道、剣道などの武道も愛されています。
- フィットネスの精神は職場にも浸透しており、多くの日本の工場や企業では、屋上での20分間の運動などといったエクササイズを推奨しています。
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長くてすみません 和訳をおねがいします in summer of 2005, a seventy-one-years-old Japanese man named Minoru Saito stunned the sailing world when he became the oldest man to sail all the way around the planet solo,without stopping at a single port. While these people are at the extremes of fitness, keeping active and strong is part of the Japanese lifestyle,and the Japanese love recreational sports. Popular sports around the country includ golf,soccer, baseball, tennis,snowbounding and skiing,as well as martial arts like karate,judo,and kendo. The fitness ethos is part of the workplace,too:many Japanese factories and companies encourage their days with exercise,such as a twenty-minute rooftop workout.
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２００５年の夏，単独，無寄港で全ての外洋横断をしている途中、航海史上最年長者になった時、サイトウ・ミノルという名前の７１歳日本人男性の航海により，世界は茫然となりました． このような人々で，極度に健康な人はいる中でも，活発で強靱であることを維持することは日本人のライフスタイルの一部であり，また，日本人はレクリエーションのスポーツを好みます． その範囲は，ゴルフ，サッカー，野球，テニス，スノーボード，そして，スキーというあらゆる国で有名なスポーツを含め，これと同様に，空手，柔道，そして，剣道といった格闘技まで含むのです． フィットネスに対する日本固有の精神は，次のように，作業場所の一部にまでも及んでいます．多くの日本の工場および会社が，例えば，２０分間の屋上での体操のような運動で充実した彼らの日を促進します。
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2005年夏、71歳の日本人男性、サイトウミノル氏が、無寄港での単独世界一周を遂げた歳高齢者となり、世界を驚かせました。 このような人たちが大変健康な状態にあるという一方で、元気とたくましさを維持することは日本人のライフスタイルの一部となっており、日本人は気晴らしになるスポーツを好みます。空手、柔道、剣道といった格闘技同様に、ゴルフ、サッカー、野球、テニス、snowboundhing(←？)、スキーも人気です。健康主義は職場にも見られます。日本の多くの工場や会社が、屋上での20分間運動など毎日のエクササイズを推奨しています。 一部適当なところもありますが、全体の意味はだいたい合ってると思います。 文法的に合っているとは限らないので、課題ならきちんと確認なさって下さいね。
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