Takashi

I am writing articles with the intention of conveying the idea of "Good old Japan" from the perspective of Japanese people.

Japan Men’s Volleyball Team’s Shocking 2025 World Championship Exit: Canada Defeat Ends 51-Year Medal Hopes

Japan’s Men’s Volleyball Team Suffers Heartbreaking Early Exit from World Championship In the high-stakes world of international volleyball, few moments sting quite like an unexpected elimination. On September 15, 2025, in Manila, the Japan men’s volleyball team—ranked seventh globally—faced a devastating 0-3 straight-set loss to ninth-ranked Canada in the FIVB …

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Japan’s Stunning Comeback in Mixed 4x400m Relay at 2025 World Athletics Championships: Kenya Disqualification Boosts Finals Hopes

In the high-stakes world of international track and field, few moments capture the raw emotion of competition quite like a last-minute qualification twist. At the recent World Athletics Championships, Japan’s mixed 4x400m relay team experienced just that—a rollercoaster from heartbreak to jubilation. What started as a solid performance that fell …

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Japan Unveils Powerhouse Roster for 2025 FIVB Men’s Volleyball World Championship: Eyes on Historic Medal After 51 Years

Volleyball fans around the world are buzzing with excitement as the Japan Volleyball Association (JVA) announced its 14-player roster for the 2025 FIVB Men’s Volleyball World Championship on September 12, 2025. Held in Manila, Philippines, this prestigious tournament marks a pivotal moment for Japan’s men’s team, currently ranked sixth globally. …

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Devastating Heavy Rain in Tokyo: Flooding Hits 23 Wards and Beyond

On September 11, 2025, Tokyo experienced what meteorologists described as “disaster-level” heavy rain, leading to widespread flooding across the city’s 23 wards and surrounding areas. This sudden deluge caused rivers to overflow, inundating homes, businesses, and infrastructure. As an international hub known for its efficient urban planning and resilience, Tokyo’s …

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