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  • The last medal of #Tokyo2020 was full of #UnitedByEmotion 🇮🇩🥇🏸 Well done #Indonesia! 💫 #Tokyo2020 #Paralympics @paralympics

    2021/09/05に公開Tokyo, Japan 日本 東京都

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  • People of the #Tokyo2020 Paralympics | Froilán Padilla 🇦🇷 From the streets of Buenos Aires to a two-time Paralympic medallist. “When I was 26, I moved to Buenos Aires from the countryside, and I was without a home for one year. I began sleeping in churches around the city, until I had enough money to find an apartment.” “I’ve been Christian since 18, and they took care of me, and I played guitar at the church in return. But life was still dangerous. Buenos Aires is not a safe city, and there are many gangs. The church was very far from the place I used to practise blind football, and I would get back very late at night.” Five years ago, Padilla became a Paralympic Games bronze medallist after Argentina finished third at Rio 2016 and yesterday he won a silver medal after losing to Brazil 1-0 in the Football 5-a-side final at Tokyo 2020. “The governor of my home state provided me with a pension and a home to live in after this. I still live in Buenos Aires, but I will stop playing in December, and then I will live (in my home state).” “This past made me stronger. Today I am the player I am because of this.” By Paralympic.org ブエノスアイレスのストリートから、パラリンピック2度のメダリストへ ―― フロイラン・パディリャ   「26歳のとき田舎からブエノスアイレスに引っ越してきたのですが、1年間は家がありませんでした。アパートを借りるだけのお金が貯まるまで、街中の教会で寝泊まりしていました」   「教会の人たちは18歳からクリスチャンだった私の面倒をみてくれて、私はお礼に教会でギターを弾いていました。それでも、生活はやはり危険と隣り合わせでした。ブエノスアイレスは安全な街ではないし、ギャングも多い。教会はブラインドサッカーの練習をしていた場所から遠く、帰りが夜遅くなることもありました」   5年前、リオ2016でアルゼンチンは3位に終わりパディリャは銅メダリストに、そしてTokyo 2020で昨日、 5人制サッカー決勝でブラジルに惜しくも敗れたものの、銀メダリストに輝きました。   「光栄にも、故郷の州知事が年金と住む家を提供してくださることになりました。まだブエノスアイレスに住んでいますが、12月には選手を引退。その後は（故郷で）ゆっくりします」   「過去が私を強くしてくれました。今日プレーヤーとしての私があるのは、あの時の経験があるからです」 #UnitedByEmotion #Paralympics

    2021/09/05に公開Tokyo, Japan 日本 東京都

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  • Competition schedule - 5️⃣ September Today’s #Tokyo2020 highlights: 🔶Final #WheelchairBasketball event🏀 🔷#ParaAthletics Marathon 🎽 🔶5 sports will award medals today🥇 Check out our website for the full Paralympic schedule 👉 9月5日　競技スケジュール   #Tokyo2020 今日のハイライト   🔶#車いすバスケットボール 決勝🏀 🔷#パラ陸上競技 マラソン🎽 🔶5の競技でメダルの授与🥇   スケジュールの詳細は公式サイトでチェック #UnitedByEmotion

    2021/09/05に公開Tokyo, Japan 日本 東京都

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  • Welcome to Day 1⃣2⃣ and the final day of the #Tokyo2020 @paralympics We have reached the final day of #Tokyo2020 but we still have plenty of sports action before the closing ceremony at 8pm JST. 🏟️ #Tokyo2020 パラリンピック12日目へようこそ🥰   Tokyo 2020は最終日を迎えましたが、日本時間20時の閉会式までまだたくさんの競技が行われます🏟 #UnitedByEmotion

    2021/09/05に公開Tokyo, Japan 日本 東京都

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  • Here is another edition of the TOKYO 2020 TIMES! 🗞️💫 最新号の TOKYO 2020 TIMESはもうチェックした？🗞✨ #Tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion

    2021/09/05に公開Tokyo, Japan 日本 東京都

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  • Cuba’s Sprint Queen 🇨🇺🥇 Omara Durand adds another gold medal to her cabinet! 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇 Legend 💫 キューバのスプリント女王、オマラ・ドゥランド エリアス選手がまたまた金メダルを獲得！🇨🇺🥇 #Tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion

    2021/09/05に公開Tokyo, Japan 日本 東京都

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  • A Paralympic Legend! Shingo Kunieda (or shall we call him ShinGOLD) crowned third Paralympic champion on home soil! Kunieda is the first male wheelchair tennis player to win three individual Paralympic titles. おめでとうございます！ #UnitedByEmotion #Tokyo2020

    2021/09/04に公開- 指定なし

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  • Taekwondo made its Paralympics debut in Tokyo, and today was the last day of competition for Taekwondo. 71 fighters vied for the six gold medals. Thank you for the amazing performances, athletes! #Tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion

    2021/09/04に公開- 指定なし

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  • The content you need on a rainy day! We love youuuuu, @someity Please stop being so kawaii #Tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion

    2021/09/04に公開Tokyo, Japan 日本 東京都

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  • The faces of #Tokyo2020 @paralympics Round 3 #UnitedByEmotion #Paralympics Photo by Bob Martin for OIS

    2021/09/04に公開Tokyo, Japan 日本 東京都

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  • Lots of love from @someity Mua, mua! #Tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion

    2021/09/04に公開Tokyo, Japan 日本 東京都

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  • People of #Tokyo2020 Paralympics | Morteza Mehrzadselakjani Morteza took up sitting volleyball in 2011. A coach spotted him on television and identified his raw potential thanks to his overwhelming height advantage. After playing for various local clubs, he was called up to the national side in March 2016 and has not looked back. At a staggering 2.46m tall, he is Iran’s tallest man, the world’s second tallest man and the tallest athlete ever to compete at a Paralympics. He was diagnosed with acromegaly, a condition caused by the excessive release of human growth hormone. Mehrzad normally uses a wheelchair or crutches to get around due to a serious pelvis fracture he suffered in a bicycle accident at 15-years-old. The injury caused his right leg to stop growing and it is now six inches shorter than his left leg. “I was sitting at home isolated for five years due to my height until I was invited onto a TV show, and then I was invited to try sitting volleyball.” He tried out, and the rest is history. He helped Iran capture gold at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games and reach the finals at Tokyo 2020. Mehrzadselakjani, like many others before him, found sport to be his way of dealing with whatever life threw at him. Before he was diagnosed, he loved playing football and participating in karate. “Before I started playing sitting volleyball, people would look at me with open mouths but after joining the sport, and winning a gold medal at the Paralympics, people are now happy to meet me and take selfies!” “Sport is vital for people with impairments. I was shy and not so talkative, I was afraid to talk at first but my teammates treated me well and supported me. It helps people with disabilities to lift their spirits and also helps develop self-confidence.” “Those who are afraid to try something new shouldn’t fear sport, human beings can only continue to progress by adapting to changes.” “My main dream is to stand once more on the Paralympic podium”. By Paralympic.org #Tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion @paralympics

    2021/09/04に公開幕張メッセ (Makuhari Messe) 日本 千葉県

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  • Competition schedule - 4 September Today’s #Tokyo2020 highlights: Final #WheelchairTennis event Final #Boccia event 11 sports will award medals today

    2021/09/04に公開- 指定なし

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  • It is Day 11 of #Tokyo2020 Paralympic Games! #UnitedByEmotion

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  • See what top stories made the cover of the latest issue of the TOKYO 2020 TIMES on another exciting day at the @paralympics! #Tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion

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  • History made Our athlete of the day is Haider Ali, who won Pakistan’s first-ever gold medal at the @paralympics. #tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion @paraathletics

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  • It was out of Day 10! Mata ashita #Tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion

    2021/09/03に公開- 指定なし

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  • Last but not least The final day of #ParaSwimming was full of #UnitedByEmotion Thanks for an unforgettable 10 days of competition! #Tokyo2020 #Paralympics @paralympics @paraswimming

    2021/09/03に公開- 指定なし

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  • Tokyo Skytree lit up in #Paralympics colours We only have two more days left until the closing ceremony. #Tokyo2020 #UnitedByEmotion Photo by Tokyo 2020 / Uta MUKUO

    2021/09/03に公開- 指定なし

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  • People of #Tokyo2020 Paralympics | Haven Shepherd @havenfaithshepherd was born in Vietnam. When she was still a baby, her parents strapped a bomb to themselves and Haven in an attempt to take their own lives. “[My] parents had an affair [then] they had me. And, in Vietnam, women can't divorce husbands. So, in their situation, they thought the only way they could be together was to have a family suicide.” “I was blown 40 feet away from the explosion... I think it's just crazy that all the damage was just done to my legs, nothing else happened to me. I think that's really insane.” Haven was 14 months old at the time. Six months later she was starting her new life in the U.S. after she was adopted by an American couple Rob and Shelly Shepherd . “I've learnt that the person who I am now is because I choose joy every single day. I choose to have challenges in my life. I'm not going to sweep things under the rug.” “I'm going to look at life and I'm going to say, ‘OK, Does this situation affect me because I don't have legs or is it because I'm a 18-year-old girl in a social setting where I feel awkward?’ I always look at the brighter side.” The pool is where Haven is most at home and it’s given her the opportunity to perform at the biggest stage: the #Paralympics. She came fifth in the Women's 200m Individual Medley - SM8. “My ultimate dream has come true… it makes me feel somewhat whole in the sense of I have peace in the water." #UnitedByEmotion @paralympics @paraswimming @teamusa

    2021/09/03に公開- 指定なし

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