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Second fatality from same Tokyo boxing event as Hiromasa Urakawa dies from brain injury
Hiromasa Urakawa has become the second boxer to die from brain injuries sustained at the same event in Tokyo. The World Boxing Organisation (WBO) announced the death of Japanese boxer Urakawa at the age of 28 on Sunday following a bout with Yoji Saito on August 2.
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Skip the picked-over multi-brand stores, find the gingko-lined backstreets, and take a midday bathhouse break. Pick up ...
Asian shares are mostly lower while Tokyo's benchmark jumped more than 2% after Japanese officials said they had resolved ...
Tokyo Electron Ltd. slashed its full-year earnings outlook below estimates due to weak investment appetite by some advanced ...
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The Miyagi prefecture town of Kesennuma is one of Japan’s biggest fishing ports, making its seafood market a must-visit.
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When she’s not making indie-folk with Florist, Emily A. Sprague records ambient albums, and she has a new one on the way.
A powerhouse Japanese ramen chain that chose Portland for its first American restaurant has closed its second metro area ...
The legendary Tokyo 5s return after more than a decade, bringing bold style, rare history, and a fresh fall release date.
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