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Tokyo Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra received his customised Mahindra XUV 700 with 87.58 (his Olympics throw) imprinted on it. Earlier, Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra had tweeted that it ... ( read original story ...)

Neeraj Chopra, Sumit Antil have received personalised XUV700 from Anand Mahindra after Tokyo heroics. The business tycoon had promised to gift the all-new Mahindra XUV700 to India's javelin superstars ... ( read original story ...)

Marck Espejo’s FC Tokyo team stumbled to another loss, dropping a four-set match to the Wolfdogs Nagoya, 26-24, 25-23, 23-25, 25-21, on Sunday in the Japan V.League. ( read original story ...)

Japanese voters went to the polls Sunday for the country’s first general election in almost four years, with new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party expected to lose ... ( read original story ...)

Sunday’s election is the first opportunity for voters to weigh in on the direction of the country under its new prime minister, who has faced declining approval ratings. ( read original story ...)

ANDREW COSCORAN reckons his Olympic experience was a reality check.But it has also made him dare to dream. Coscoran, 25, reached the semi-finals of the 1,500 metres in Tokyo, a better performance ... ( read original story ...)

Japan began voting on Sunday in a general election that is seen as critical in providing Fumio Kishida, the country’s new leader, with the public mandate he needs to avoid a return to the previous era ... ( read original story ...)

Rooms with a train simulator are available for hard-core train buffs. Train spotters can book rooms with an exhilarating view of a large and busy train station. These rooms and services are aimed at ... ( read original story ...)

In Shion Miura’s novel, a young man from Yokohama finds it difficult to fit in with a rural mountain community, but he soon discovers there’s more to life than the trappings of city living. ( read original story ...)

Japanese voters are casting ballots in national elections Sunday, a first big test for Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to determine if he has a large enough mandate to tackle a coronavirus-battered ... ( read original story ...)

The Hollywood Reporter asked Tokyo's new artistic director Shozo Ichiyama to recommend semi-overlooked Japanese movie gems from the past five years. ( read original story ...)

Japanese voters decide on Sunday whether to endorse the conservative government or to weaken Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and possibly return the world's third-largest economy to a period of political ... ( read original story ...)