baseball Masahiro Tanaka Joins the Giants! Reunites with Childhood Friend Sakamoto
Masahiro Tanaka signs with the Giants after leaving Rakuten, reuniting with Sakamoto Hayato. The team believes in his comeback potential.
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gambling Elderly Women with $330 Monthly Pension Pin Hopes on Lottery at Nishiginza
Facing a hopeless old age, a 75-year-old woman with a $330 monthly pension stands in line at Nishiginza’s lottery booth, dreaming of a better future.
talent Former Idol Mai Endo Calls for Deleting Past Gravure Photos, Reveals Harassment
Ex-Idol Mai Endo advocates for a system to delete past gravure photos on request, sharing her experience of harassment.
war One Week After Assad Regime’s Fall, Syria Faces Chaos and Rising ISIS Threats
A week after Assad's fall, Syria struggles with chaos as ISIS seeks expansion. The interim government faces challenges ahead.
meal Over 30% of Struggling Families Can’t Provide Enough Rice for Their Children
A survey reveals over 30% of low-income families struggle to provide enough rice for their children. Support efforts are crucial.
talent Kinichi Hagimoto Sparks Controversy Over “No Collaboration” Remark on Radio
Comedian Kinichi Hagimoto's "no collaboration" comment to Kazuko Kurosawa on a radio show stirs public debate over his intent.
Politics South Korean Schools Face Student Questions on Martial Law and Impeachment
Students flood teachers with questions on martial law after President Yoon's declaration, raising political neutrality concerns.
Japanese economy Japan Targets 60 Million Inbound Tourists by 2030 to Revitalize Economy
The Japanese government plans to double inbound tourists to 60 million by 2030, surpassing the auto industry in foreign revenue.
baseball Kiyoshi Nakahata Questions Japanese Baseball’s Treatment of Legends Like Tanaka
Kiyoshi Nakahata criticizes Japanese baseball on "Sunday Morning" for not valuing legends after Masahiro Tanaka becomes a free agent.
Enterprise Nippon Steel’s Chairman Eiji Hashimoto on US Steel Acquisition: “A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity”
Nippon Steel Chairman Eiji Hashimoto discusses the challenges and reasons behind their $13.2 billion acquisition bid for US Steel.
Japanese economy Jim Rogers Warns: Japan’s Declining Population and Rising Debt Threaten Its Future
Jim Rogers warns that Japan's simultaneous population decline and rising debt could jeopardize its future without immediate action.
policy Ibaraki Prefecture Removes Nationality Requirement for Employee Hiring in 2024
From 2024, Ibaraki Prefecture will allow applicants of any nationality to take Japanese exams and utilize language skills on the job.