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Gymnast and Tokyo Olympics hopeful Morgan Hurd reflects on the prospect of representing the United States amid anti-Asian violence.

free, easy, and Interest Madoka Magica Celebrates 10th Anniversary With Life-Sized Soul Gem, Grief Seed Replicas posted on Pressing the Grief Seed against the Soul Gem will "purify" its hue The Puella Magi Madoka Magica anime is celebrating its 10th anniversary with new merchandise: Life-sized replicas of the Soul Gem and Grief Seeds that appear in the TV anime. Not only do they reflect the appearance of the fantasy props, they also recreate some of the functions: Pressing the button on the Soul Gem will make it play voiced lines from the anime, but at the cost of tainting its hue over ti...

By Tokyo Reporter Staff On March 24, a total of 23 staff members from the ministry gathered at a restaurant in Ginza School teacher arrested for illicit photography: ‘I have an interest in nude children’ By Tokyo Reporter Staff on April 22, 2021 TOKYO (TR) – Tokyo Metropolitan Police have arrested a male elementary school teacher over the alleged illicit filming of children in Chofu City, reports Kyodo News (April 21). Between October 2018 and last March, Koichiro Kimura, 31, allegedly took tosatsu (voyeur) footage of girls changing clothes and boys using the toilet at an elementary sc...

Bridgestone to upgrade Japanese OTR tire plant Bridgestone to upgrade Japanese OTR tire plant Print TOKYO — Bridgestone Corp. plans to invest nearly $94 million over four years to make its Shimonoseki, Japan, off-the-road tire plant "greener" in terms of renewable energy use and cleaner handling of waste water. The investment, which will start in 2022 and run through year-end 2025, reflects goals set forth in Bridgestone's longer-term strategic growth strategy, which are part of the firm's New equipment earmarked for the plant will enhance the company's production system in terms of safe...

Japanese archbishop urges strict rules as Covid-19 soars Churches in Tokyo Archdiocese will have limited numbers of participants who must observe social distancing Updated: April 15, 2021 06:57 AM GMT Trending Archbishop Tarcisio Isao Kikuchi of Tokyo. (Photo: UCA News) Archbishop Tarcisio Isao Kikuchi of Tokyo has urged the faithful to strictly follow emergency rules as regions across Japan experience a spike in Covid-19 cases and deaths. Japan has recorded more than 512,000 cases and 9,422 deaths from Covid-19, according to government data. Some 469,000 people have recovered. In recent week...