Nishino to Step Down as Coach of Japan National Soccer Team
July 6, 2018
Narita, Chiba Pref.- Akira Nishino, who led the Japanese national soccer team to the last 16 at the FIFA World Cup in Russia as its coach, will step down from the post once his current term expires at the end
Japan’s Captain Hasebe Retires from National Soccer Team
July 4, 2018
Kazan, Russia- Japanese soccer player Makoto Hasebe, who led Japan in the FIFA World Cup in Russia as team captain, has announced his retirement from the Japanese national squad. The 34-year-old midfielder, who currently plays for Eintracht Frankfurt in Germany’s
S. Korean Basketball Players Arrive in Pyongyang
July 3, 2018
Seoul- South Korean athletes arrived in Pyongyang Tuesday to take part in inter-Korean friendly basketball matches. The matches will be held as part of sports exchange activities between the two Koreas. The 50 male and female basketball players are part
Australian basketball team leaves Philippines
July 3, 2018
The Australian basketball team who were involved in a brawl with the Philippines during their FIBA World Cup Asian Qualifier match on Monday left Tuesday afternoon on board Philippine Airlines. The Australian cagers were assisted by Australian Embassy staff upon entering Ninoy
Japan Fails to Reach World Cup Last Eight
July 3, 2018
Rostov-on-Don, Russia- Japan failed to reach the quarterfinals at the FIFA World Cup in Russia, after allowing Belgium’s come-from-behind win at their knockout-round match in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, on Monday. After the scoreless first half, the Samurai Blue’s Genki Haraguchi shook
Figure Skater Hanyu Receives People’s Honor Award
July 2, 2018
Tokyo- Two-time Olympic figure skating champion Yuzuru Hanyu received the Japanese government’s People’s Honor Award on Monday. Hanyu, 23, appeared at the award ceremony, held at the prime minister’s office, dressed in a traditional hakama made of textiles from his
Retired Olympic Figure Skating Medalist Takahashi Coming Back
July 2, 2018
Tokyo- Olympic figure skating medalist Daisuke Takahashi, who retired in 2014, said Sunday he will return to competition this autumn. He aims to make a comeback at the Kinki regional championships in October and seek a berth for the national
150 Years of Japan-U.S. Baseball History Being Traced in Washington
July 1, 2018
Washington- An exhibition to trace the 150-year history of Japan-U.S. baseball ties has been held at the Japan Information & Culture Center of the Japanese embassy in Washington. The main purpose of the event, which runs through Aug. 10, is
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