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⛳ ｜ Hinako Shibuno has two 21-irons in 6 !? Club setting scheduled for the opening

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Photo Hinako Shibuno is a 6-iron x 2 (Photo: Wataru Murakami)

Hinako Shibuno has two 21-irons in 6 !? Club setting scheduled for the opening

　
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In the year of competition where results are required, such as the right to participate in the Tokyo Olympics and the US tour, we will try various things from the opening round.　

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  • Emperor was enacted in Japan at the same time as the adoption of the solar calendar in 1873.
  • Danki was officially used in Korea from 1948 to 1961.
  • The subject calendar has been officially used since 1997 in the Democratic People s Republic of Korea.
  • The Buddhist era is based on the Thai Buddhist calendar, which dates from 543 BC. In Sri Lanka, etc., the first year is 544 BC, so please add 1.

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  1. ^ "People Chinese History 4-Great Wall and Silk Road-"Shueisha, 1981 (Showa 56), p.309

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