Translator we will do whatever we can to complete the relocation to henoko as soon as possible. In order to reduce the danger and other concerns posed by the base. Slow and steady will win the race. Well be patient, because we know japan is committed to the futenma facility and all the other things weve got planned. Work on the henoko facility is currently suspended and has been since the central and okinawa governments accepted a court proposal to drop opposing lawsuits. Theyre currently in negotiations over the issue. The governor of okinawa insists that no new military facilities should be built in his prefecture. He wants the base moved out of okinawa all together. The Japanese Foreign minister is looking forward to next weeks visit to hiroshima by his g7 counterparts. Fumio kishida says he wants them to see for themselves the effects of the u. S. Atomic bombing there 71 years ago. Translator i think its important for the Foreign Ministers to take a look at many things with their o
THE STAR – Several top shuttlers have suffered first round knockouts in the World Championships. And that should serve as a warning for Malaysia’s world number five Lee Zii Jia to be cautious in the men’s singles first round of his third world meeting. The 24-year-old fifth seed will not want to be part of […]
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TOKYO: Banned from the Rio Games for gambling and almost forced to retire last year after a car crash Japanese badminton star Kento Momota
(pic) is finally ready for his Olympic debut.
The world number one is among the host country’s brightest medal hopes at the Tokyo Games, but he will just be glad to compete after fracturing his eye socket in a January 2020 accident.
Momota said his “spirit was almost broken” as he tried to recover from the crash hours after he won the Malaysia Masters which killed the driver of the vehicle taking him to Kuala Lumpur airport.
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