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BASEBALL | Buffaloes Blank Swallows 1-0 in Game 4 of Japan Series

Yutaro Sugimoto drove in the only run in the third inning, and Orix ended Yakult pitcher Masanori Ishikawa's chance of winning Game 4 in back-to-back years.

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Culinary School Scholarship in Tokyo Brings Hope to Burmese Students

Covering tuition and living expenses, the scholarships bring Myanmar students to Japan to learn Japanese restaurant skills and to pursue their dreams.

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[JAPAN SPORTS NOTEBOOK] Mina Sato Brings Enthusiasm and Hunger for Success to Keirin

Bursting with energy and speed, the 23-year-old is building an impressive résumé, including back-to-back silver medals at the world championships.

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Kyoto Tachibana High s Orange Devils Take Taiwan s People by Storm

"Energy, smiles and dreams" ーJapanese high school students spearhead the resumption of people-to-people ties in Taiwan's national day celebrations.

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China s Debt Traps: Nepal s Trans-Himalayan Railway Could be Next

A risky project in the world's highest mountain range is estimated to cost Nepal 10% of its GDP. Experts worry it could be another one of Beijing's debt traps.

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