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Is the Porsche 911 (991) More Fun Than the New 992?

911DAYS My husband buys and thoroughly reads every magazine featuring Porsches he’s interested in. When he was considering purchasing an air-cooled 911, he ordered magazines from the time the 964 was released and looked at them daily. Recently, perhaps because he’s waiting for delivery of a 911 GT3 (991.2), he’s been frequently reading magazines featuring the 991. Then the other day, I found the 75th issue of 911DAYS sitting on his study desk. At this...

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A Collection of Memorable Quotes from “Why We Love Porsche”

A Book Given to My Husband A few years ago, I completely stopped reading books. Long ago, I was into Miyabe Miyuki and often read Ryotaro Shiba’s works, but after entering the workforce and reading business books, I found my brain getting unusually tired, and before I knew it, I drifted away from books. Yet, ironically, I diligently write text every day on my blog. What am I, really? lol(I do like writing, though) One...

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What Kind of Woman Should You Marry to Keep Loving Cars Even After Marriage?

The Charm of Twitter Lately, I’ve become more of a Twitter fan than Facebook. Of course, both have their own appeal, but I feel that Twitter reveals people’s true nature and raw emotions more than Facebook. Just scrolling through posts can be entertaining and spark fresh ideas from different perspectives. (Though there’s plenty of misinformation aimed at going viral.) For example, around Valentine’s Day, I saw many tweets from car-loving guys saying things like “I...

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Back Pain Solutions for Driving Enthusiasts – Tips for Office Chairs, Seat Positioning, a...

Comments on Back Pain Solutions The other day, I wrote an article titled “My husband loves driving but suffers from back pain—if anyone has recommended solutions, please share,” and received many comments. Thank you all so much. Among them, some doctors specializing in back pain treatment even took the time to email me… while writing this Porsche blog, I realized that “a nationwide network of top specialists had naturally formed” (laughs). Four Key Back Pain...

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Voices from Porsche Owners: Sharing Blog Comments Vol.5

Sharing Blog Comments Lately, I’ve been receiving more comments even on older posts. I’m glad I took the plunge and rewrote all past articles… haha. As usual, I’m sharing some of the comments from readers, and this is the fifth installment. Again, I’ve edited the comments slightly to include only the necessary parts and to keep the context clear before sharing them with you. Comments from Readers The Wonder of the Boxster *Comment on the...

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New Porsche 911 (992): The Specs My Husband Would Choose! — A Configurator Estimate

Our Usual Configurator Ritual Whenever Porsche releases a new model, my husband has made it a habit to open Porsche Japan’s car configurator and say, “If it were me, this is what I’d pick~,” while imagining the specs. Even though he’s not actually buying one, haha.(In the past, he even planned out specs for the new Cayenne.) Since the new 911 (992) was announced last year, he’s been devouring YouTube and automotive media test drive...

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For Drivers Who Love Driving but Suffer from Back Pain – Recommended Remedies for Back Pain

My Husband, Who Loves Driving, and His Back Pain My husband loves driving, but for the past few months, he’s often been saying, “My back hurts.” Apparently, he injured his back after carrying our 5-year-old daughter (18kg) up to the second floor, and since then, his back pain has worsened. That said, doing some stretch pole exercises really helps ease the pain, so it doesn’t seem too severe. Around that time, my husband also started...

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A New Year’s Drive to Shirahama and Kumano in Wakayama with the Porsche Panamera

To Kumano Nachi Taisha in Wakayama Prefecture Our family doesn’t really have the tradition of “always going for Hatsumode (New Year shrine visit) on New Year’s Day or during the first three days.” Shrines are crowded during those days, and until around the Taisho era, the New Year was celebrated according to the lunar calendar (this year’s lunar New Year is apparently February 5th), so we thought, “Why not take our time and go for...