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And it is those generations of wealthy traders who have shaped the city, creating its own unique culture. it has become a centre for food and developed as a home for popular entertainment. it is frantic behind there. in particular, humour became 0saka's speciality. flourishing into a multimillion—dollar business. it is about nine o'clock in the morning and look at this. this is the hottest ticket in town. 0saka is japan's mecca of comedy. these guys are really famous here. this theatre claims to be the busiest and most popular comedy venue in all ofjapan. the demand is phenomenal, it is open...

I wanted to find out more about the roots of comedy in this city. hello! kaishi—san! nice to meet you! katsura kaishi practices the traditional form of comic story telling, rakugo, and he says 0saka's love of entertainment and culture evolved from its trading history. speaks japanese. so there is a very special sense of humour here in 0saka. 0k. kaishi has learned to perform in english as well as japanese in order to share his art with the world.

From? japan! but 500 kilometres south of tokyo is _ from? japan! but 500 kilometres south of tokyo is the _ from? japan! but 500 kilometres south of tokyo is the kansai - from? jéfié'ii but 500 kilometres south of tokyo is the kansai region they call the heart of japan and a city with a very different personality, 0saka. this was japan's real first gateway to the rest of asia, korea and china especially. it is a real trading asia, korea and china especially. it is a realtrading hub, asia, korea and china especially. it is a real trading hub, export, import, commerce, and it was run and stil...

Now the third act that we are seeing and each one is going down. i wanted to find out more about the roots of comedy in this city. hello! kaishi—san! nice to meet you! katsura kaishi practices the traditional story telling, rakugo, and he says it evolved from 0saka's trading history. speaks japanese. so there was a very special sense of humour here in osaka. 0k. he has learned to perform in english as well as japanese

Consequences. the women's defending champion is out, though. barbora krejcikova was beaten by french teenager diane parry. the nineteen—year—old came back from losing the first set 6—1 to knock out last year's winner. and four—time grand slam champion naomi 0saka is also out, losing to amanda animasova. 0saka, whose preparation for the tournament was disrupted by an achilles injury, really struggled with her serve and had eight double faults. she went on to lose 7—5, 6—4. her defeat comes 12 months after withdrawing from last year's event because of mental health struggles. followi...