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This Japanese City Has Enforced A Ban On Walking On Escalators. Here's Why
The ordinance, which went into effect in Nagoya on October 1, requires people tostand on escalators rather than walk on them in order to prevent accidents.
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Japan to Host 2026 Asian Games: OCA
Japan's Aichi prefecture and its capital city Nagoya are the co-hosts of the 2026 Asian Games
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World's Oldest Man Yasutaro Koide Dies At 112 In Japan
The world's oldest man, Yasutaro Koide, died on Tuesday at the age of 112 in central Japan, a local official said.
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Bad Weather to Force Solar Impulse to Land in Japan's Nagoya
Solar Impulse 2 will land in the Japanese city of Nagoya, organisers said today, as bad weather delayed a landmark attempt by a solar plane to cross the Pacific Ocean.
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger learned from Japan experience
The 63-year-old is still highly regarded by Japanese football fans. A near-capacity crowd of 43,000 was on hand when Arsenal beat Nagoya 3-1 in a preseason friendly.
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Giroud, Walcott score as Arsenal win for Arsene Wenger on Japanese return
Giroud beat Nagoya goalkeeper Seigo Narazaki just three minutes in, converting a cross from Tomas Rosicky to give the visitors an early lead.
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This Japanese City Has Enforced A Ban On Walking On Escalators. Here's Why
The ordinance, which went into effect in Nagoya on October 1, requires people tostand on escalators rather than walk on them in order to prevent accidents.
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Japan to Host 2026 Asian Games: OCA
Japan's Aichi prefecture and its capital city Nagoya are the co-hosts of the 2026 Asian Games
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World's Oldest Man Yasutaro Koide Dies At 112 In Japan
The world's oldest man, Yasutaro Koide, died on Tuesday at the age of 112 in central Japan, a local official said.
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Bad Weather to Force Solar Impulse to Land in Japan's Nagoya
Solar Impulse 2 will land in the Japanese city of Nagoya, organisers said today, as bad weather delayed a landmark attempt by a solar plane to cross the Pacific Ocean.
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger learned from Japan experience
The 63-year-old is still highly regarded by Japanese football fans. A near-capacity crowd of 43,000 was on hand when Arsenal beat Nagoya 3-1 in a preseason friendly.
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Giroud, Walcott score as Arsenal win for Arsene Wenger on Japanese return
Giroud beat Nagoya goalkeeper Seigo Narazaki just three minutes in, converting a cross from Tomas Rosicky to give the visitors an early lead.
