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[ad_1] Hiroshi Suenaga, who survived the nuclear bombing of Nagasaki and accompanied Mr. Saotome on these trips, including visiting the home of a Chinese man who was forced to work in the coal mines in Hokkaido during the war, said in an interview that Mr. Saotome was “very gentle and calm on the surface. , …
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[ad_1] “Tokyo Vice” comes to HBO Max, wrapped in layers of nostalgia, starting with what seems like one of Cinemax’s brightest nights. Yakuza drama and early 20th century American adulthood story is a pretty tasty hand roll, and the combination is generous with the condiments promised: full body tattoos and missing fingers, point-and-shoot cameras and …
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[ad_1] FAULT LINES by Emily Itami How much does a mother’s desire cost? Emily Itami explores this question in a witty and incisive way in her first novel, Fault Lines. Itami’s protagonist Mizuki lives in Tokyo with her husband Tatsuya and their two children, daughter Eri and son Aki. “My children,” he reflects. “My life’s …
[ad_1] Buckie Leach, an outstanding fencing coach who guided the first American woman to win an individual Olympic medal in the foil competition for gold at the Summer Games in Tokyo last month, died in a motorcycle accident in Pennsylvania on August 14. He was 62 years old. Leach was driving alone on a trip …
[ad_1] When: Tuesday 06:55-10:00 Eastern time To where: NBCSN, NBCOlympics.com, NBC Sports app TOKYO — The opening ceremony of the 16th Summer Paralympic Games will be held at Tokyo’s Olympic Stadium on Tuesday. The stadium has a capacity of 68,000 but will remain largely empty due to the coronavirus pandemic, excluding Paralympic athletes, support staff, …
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[ad_1] Ileana Rodriguez, Head of Mission for the Refugee Paralympic Team, takes a selfie as she arrives at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games at the Olympic Stadium.Credit…Alex Davidson/Getty Images for the International Paralympic Committee TOKYO – The parade of athletes is always at the center of the opening ceremony. Greece usually …
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[ad_1] Tokyo Olympics withdrawn the smallest audience The company said Monday it has attracted an average of 15.5 million viewers for its nightly prime-time broadcast and digital offerings since NBCUniversal began covering the Summer Games in 1988. from low attendance opening ceremony Until Sunday, July 23 silent closing eventNBCUniversal’s coverage of the Games has been …
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[ad_1] TOKYO – World records are doomed to fall at every Olympics where the world’s greatest athletes compete in one stage and are pushed further and faster. advances in technology. Still, many wondered whether the swampy conditions in and around Tokyo – and the impact of the one-year delay – were hindering the expected monumental …
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[ad_1] TOKYO – On the last day of this most extraordinary Olympics, there was a smaller menu but an elite one. USA women’s basketball team won the gold medal 90-75 against Japan, seventh consecutive Olympic title. In the USA, A’ja Wilson scored 19 points. USA women’s volleyball team also won gold, beating Brazil 3-0, the …
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[ad_1] TOKYO – An irregular mosaic of white, green, and reddish-brown seats, the ever-changing grandstands of the Tokyo Olympic Stadium are designed to evoke the sun-stained floor of a Japanese forest. However, over the last three weeks, they’ve had another beneficial effect: squint your eyes, blur them out, and it’s as if spectators are lined …
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[ad_1] TOKYO – At the end of a grueling 24,500m run in six races over nine days, Dutch Sifan Hassan fell in disbelief before standing up alone. On Saturday, Hassan won the women’s 10,000 meters at the Tokyo Games, a phenomenal success, and won medals in three grueling events: the 1,500, 5,000, and 10,000 meters. …
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[ad_1] When Bethany Shriever took the gold medal in the women’s BMX race final, an event where it is not even expected to be a finalist. Last week’s win marked England’s first Olympic gold at the event. However, competing against two-time Olympic champion Colombian Mariana Pajon, Shriever was not an unlikely contender for the final, …
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