Sports
Table tennis: Fukuhara feels 'lighter' after retirement announcement
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Double Olympic medalist Ai Fukuhara said Tuesday the weight of announcing her retirement has lifted after being lauded for her nearly Full article
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Olympics: Recycling drive meets target for Tokyo 2020 bronze medals
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Baseball: Former WBC championship team skipper Hara rejoins Giants
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Wrestling: Otoguro becomes Japan's youngest male world champ
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NBA: Spurs rally to keep Lakers winless with LeBron, 143-142
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Sumo
- KYB, KMS halt new orders for quake shake absorbers until 2020, but concerns remain
- Sumo: Survey finds 5 percent of sumo wrestlers suffered physical violence
- Sumo: Grand champion Hakuho undergoes successful surgery on right knee
- Scandals hit Japanese manufacturers as safety compliance takes backseat to deadlines
- Ex-yokozuna Wajima remembered for powerful left-arm throws, rivalry in ring
Baseball
- Baseball: Former WBC championship team skipper Hara rejoins Giants
- Baseball: Lions willing to post left-hander Kikuchi
- Baseball: Yanagita, Hawks eliminate Lions, move into Japan Series
- MLB: Dodgers beat Brewers in Game 7, face Red Sox in World Series
- MLB: Aguilar, Brewers beat Dodgers 7-2, send NLCS to Game 7
Rugby
- Rugby: All Blacks warn Australia and Japan they can still get better
- Rugby: Deans names star-studded World XV to take on Japan
- Rugby: Brave Blossoms will need to prove themselves, says new Sunwolves boss
- Rugby: Japan's miracle in Brighton to be turned into movie
- Rugby: Japan squad for autumn games missing Horie, Tatekawa and Yamasawa
Olympics and Paralympics
- Olympics: Recycling drive meets target for Tokyo 2020 bronze medals
- Jun Ashida, who designed clothes for Imperial Family, celebrities, dies at 88
- Bach says Buenos Aires could be excellent 2032 Olympics host
- Olympics: Tokyo Games on track for volunteer recruitment target
- Data cheating worries spread to Tokyo Skytree, Olympic buildings
