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Japan will declare a state of emergency (Part 2)
The Japanese Prime Minister will declare a state of emergency after the meeting if in fact the situation of the Covid-19 epidemic in this country meets two conditions. First, the disease must be a serious threat to the life and … Continue reading
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Japan shock the world again after humbling Ireland in Rugby World Cup boilover
On Saturday, hosts Japan stunned Ireland 19-12 in an extraordinary upset to win their second match of the Rugby World Cup 2019, putting themselves in pole position to reach the knockout round for the first time. The Japanese team came … Continue reading
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National Olympic Committees confident Tokyo 2020 can overcome heat and water quality issues
Heat and water quality issues have dogged Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics organizers in recent weeks but delegates to a Chef de Mission seminar yesterday said they are confident that their hosts will find solutions ahead of the next year’s Olympic … Continue reading
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2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan
2020 is an Olympic year, with the Games of the XXXII Olympiad in Tokyo. So start planning your medals parties and book some vacation for the big sports event. Here’s everything you need to know. 2020 Olympics dates and schedule … Continue reading
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Facts About Japan You May not Have Known (Part 1)
Japan is the country that is incredibly unique and interesting, making the country a dreamy destination for a lot of travelers. If you visit Japan, at first glance, you might see it as a modern, Westernized country with large, … Continue reading
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Origami: The Japanese Tradition of Paper Folding
Origami is the Japanese ancient art of paper folding, an art form spanning over 1,000 years. It is not only a folk art but also a creative art, a mathematical puzzle, and a game. Although origami first emerged in Japan … Continue reading
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