| In his student days, Kita was attracted to the socialist cause and met with many influential figures in his native Japan. |
| After his baccalauréat obtained in Kita, his first choice is to study management computing, but the formation is far too expensive. |
| Mr Kita admits to the problem in Taiji's dolphins, whose internal organs are not sold for consumption. |
| In the old days Kita Buratino, the neighbourhood's kindergarten, used to take care of nearly 200 children. |
| She instantly collapsed on the bench and slumped over to lean on Kita for support. |
| I surprise myself by not chickening out and heading straight back to Shinjuku station, although I do nearly get killed by an ambulance crossing Kita Street. |
