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17 Jun 2015

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Getting ready for the second day in Nagoya. 名古屋2日目。I'll give it my all to my limit.
今日もガッツリ、ギリギリまでがんばるよ。
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As a social media photo caption of a rock musician. ギリギリまで means: until something reaches the very limit; up to the breaking point
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