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Former US Open Finalist Kei Nishikori To Retire From Tennis At The End Of This Year
Making his professional debut in 2007, Nishikori became the first Japanese player to advance to the final of a Grand Slam men's singles tournament at the 2014 Open in New York, which he lost in straight sets to Croatia's Marin Cilic.
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Japanese Tourist Harassed By 5 Men Near Jaipur Fort, Accused Caught On CCTV
The Japanese woman had arrived in Rajasthan from Japan three days ago and had gone to visit Amer Fort on Sunday.
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Australian Open 2026: Japan's Tokito Oda Becomes Youngest Man To Hold All Four Major Titles Simultaneously
Japanese prodigy Tokito Oda made history by winning the Australian Open 2026 mens wheelchair title against Martin De la Puente, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. This victory made him the youngest man to simultaneously hold all four Grand Slam titles across any professional tennis format.
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Fake Pakistani Football Team Caught And Deported From Japan, Arrested On Human Trafficking Suspicion: Report
A group of 22 men, pretending to be football players, were deported by Japanese authorities, and later exposed as part of a human trafficking ring.
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Dumped By Boyfriend, Trans Woman In Thailand Takes Revenge By Scamming 73 Japanese Men Out Of Rs 7.35 Crore
A transgender woman in Thailand has been arrested for orchestrating an elaborate fraud scheme that targeted Japanese men, scamming them of nearly 30 million baht (approximately Rs 7.35 crore).
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Japan TV Anchor Fired Over Social Media Post Criticising Men's Body Odour
A Tokyo-based television news anchor was fired from her job and faced online backlash after a controversial post on social media in which she criticised men's hygiene habits.
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Japanese Men Show How To Beat Mumbai Heat With Chai - Watch Hilarious Video
Recently, two Japanese boys in Mumbai shared a fun video on Instagram with the caption, "When you are in India during the hot summer".
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"I Couldn't Move": Japanese Male Office Workers Experience Simulated Menstrual Pain
Male office workers at a telecoms firm in Tokyo have experienced simulated menstrual pain to help them become more sympathetic toward female colleagues ahead of International Women's Day on Friday.
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Women To Participate In Japan's 'Naked Man' Festival For The First Time, But Conditions Apply
The festival, known as the Hadaka Matsuri, is a traditional eventorganised by the Konomiya Shrine in Inazawa town of Japan's Aichi prefecture.
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"More Than Words": The Japanese Men Joining Ukraine's Fight
Yuya Motomura, a mahjong parlour manager in Japan, had always wanted a way to prove himself to a society he felt looked down on him. Then Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Video Of Japanese Woman's Holi Harassment Emerges, Delhi Cops Probe
A young woman from Japan was groped, harassed and manhandled by a group of men in Delhi during Holi celebrations on Wednesday.
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Hockey World Cup: 12 Japanese Players Appear On Field During Match Against South Korea, FIH To Investigate
Twelve Japanese players were seen on the field towards the end of their World Cup match against South Korea in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday, prompting the International Hockey Federation (FIH) to investigate the matter.
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Now, Japanese Men Answer Ukraine's Call For Volunteer Foreign Army: Report
Keiichi Kurogi was one of dozens of men in Japan who offered to join an "international legion" to fight Russian invaders after Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called for volunteers.
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"What It's All About": Paralympic Champion Shares Emotional Note From Japanese Fan
Tokyo Paralympics: USA's Sam Grewe, who won the gold medal in men's high jump (T63) on Tuesday, received an emotional note from a Japanese fan before his event began.
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Waiting On Olympics, Japanese Fencer Turns To Uber Eats For Fitness, Money
With his Olympics preparations in tatters, Japanese fencer Ryo Miyake has begun delivering food for Uber Eats as a way to keep up his fitness and bring in a little extra cash during the enforced coronavirus lockdown.
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Former US Open Finalist Kei Nishikori To Retire From Tennis At The End Of This Year
Making his professional debut in 2007, Nishikori became the first Japanese player to advance to the final of a Grand Slam men's singles tournament at the 2014 Open in New York, which he lost in straight sets to Croatia's Marin Cilic.
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Japanese Tourist Harassed By 5 Men Near Jaipur Fort, Accused Caught On CCTV
The Japanese woman had arrived in Rajasthan from Japan three days ago and had gone to visit Amer Fort on Sunday.
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Australian Open 2026: Japan's Tokito Oda Becomes Youngest Man To Hold All Four Major Titles Simultaneously
Japanese prodigy Tokito Oda made history by winning the Australian Open 2026 mens wheelchair title against Martin De la Puente, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. This victory made him the youngest man to simultaneously hold all four Grand Slam titles across any professional tennis format.
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Fake Pakistani Football Team Caught And Deported From Japan, Arrested On Human Trafficking Suspicion: Report
A group of 22 men, pretending to be football players, were deported by Japanese authorities, and later exposed as part of a human trafficking ring.
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Dumped By Boyfriend, Trans Woman In Thailand Takes Revenge By Scamming 73 Japanese Men Out Of Rs 7.35 Crore
A transgender woman in Thailand has been arrested for orchestrating an elaborate fraud scheme that targeted Japanese men, scamming them of nearly 30 million baht (approximately Rs 7.35 crore).
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Japan TV Anchor Fired Over Social Media Post Criticising Men's Body Odour
A Tokyo-based television news anchor was fired from her job and faced online backlash after a controversial post on social media in which she criticised men's hygiene habits.
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Japanese Men Show How To Beat Mumbai Heat With Chai - Watch Hilarious Video
Recently, two Japanese boys in Mumbai shared a fun video on Instagram with the caption, "When you are in India during the hot summer".
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"I Couldn't Move": Japanese Male Office Workers Experience Simulated Menstrual Pain
Male office workers at a telecoms firm in Tokyo have experienced simulated menstrual pain to help them become more sympathetic toward female colleagues ahead of International Women's Day on Friday.
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Women To Participate In Japan's 'Naked Man' Festival For The First Time, But Conditions Apply
The festival, known as the Hadaka Matsuri, is a traditional eventorganised by the Konomiya Shrine in Inazawa town of Japan's Aichi prefecture.
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"More Than Words": The Japanese Men Joining Ukraine's Fight
Yuya Motomura, a mahjong parlour manager in Japan, had always wanted a way to prove himself to a society he felt looked down on him. Then Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Video Of Japanese Woman's Holi Harassment Emerges, Delhi Cops Probe
A young woman from Japan was groped, harassed and manhandled by a group of men in Delhi during Holi celebrations on Wednesday.
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Hockey World Cup: 12 Japanese Players Appear On Field During Match Against South Korea, FIH To Investigate
Twelve Japanese players were seen on the field towards the end of their World Cup match against South Korea in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday, prompting the International Hockey Federation (FIH) to investigate the matter.
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Now, Japanese Men Answer Ukraine's Call For Volunteer Foreign Army: Report
Keiichi Kurogi was one of dozens of men in Japan who offered to join an "international legion" to fight Russian invaders after Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called for volunteers.
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"What It's All About": Paralympic Champion Shares Emotional Note From Japanese Fan
Tokyo Paralympics: USA's Sam Grewe, who won the gold medal in men's high jump (T63) on Tuesday, received an emotional note from a Japanese fan before his event began.
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Waiting On Olympics, Japanese Fencer Turns To Uber Eats For Fitness, Money
With his Olympics preparations in tatters, Japanese fencer Ryo Miyake has begun delivering food for Uber Eats as a way to keep up his fitness and bring in a little extra cash during the enforced coronavirus lockdown.
