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Pink Villa
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Kengan Omega Chapter 309: Wild Tiger Vs Metsudo's Fourth Fang Begins—Recap, Release Date, Where To Read And More
The last Kengan Omega chapter, titled 'How To Beat The Top,' continued the spar between Narushima Koga and Kure Raian. With Koga immediately on the denfese, Raian mocks him. Koga stays calm, using the Niko Style's Flame Kata: Flash Fire with the Gaoh Style's Air Rending to land a kick on Raian's head. Raian recovers instantly and counters with increased force, ultimately defeating Koga. Both fighters acknowledge each other's growth. Meanwhile, in Gakigahara Forest, Katahara Metsudo introduces 'Fourth Fang' Omori Masamichi to Wakatsuki Takeshi and requests a spar, which Wakatsuki accepts. Kengan Omega Chapter 309 will likely focus on the match between Wakatsuki Takeshi and Omori Masamichi. Takeshi's destructive training, hinted at by the debris of broken trees behind him, implies that he's significantly increased his power and may match Masamichi despite the Fang title. The fight may emphasize Wakatsuki's raw strength versus Omori's refined technique. Adviser Metsudo is likely testing both fighters to evaluate their readiness for future Kengan Association battles. The spar may end in a stalemate or slight edge for one side, revealing more about Masamichi's skills. Between scenes, Kazuo or Yamashita Trading Co. might also be shown preparing for the next phase of the competition. Comikey has announced that Kengan Omega Chapter 309 will be released on Wednesday, May 28, 2025, at 12:00 pm JST, following the series' weekly schedule. Fans can look forward to its availability on March 11, 2025, at 11:00 pm ET / 8:00 pm PT, adjusted for their local time zones. To read Kengan Omega Chapter 309 as soon as it's available, fans can visit Shogakukan's Ura Sunday or the official Comikey platform. While Comikey requires a subscription, it provides premium translations and ensures timely updates for all the latest chapters. Keep an eye on Pinkvilla for more updates from Kengan Omega manga.
Yomiuri Shimbun
10-05-2025
- Business
- Yomiuri Shimbun
Inappropriate Transactions Found at Japan Airport Terminal
The Yomiuri Shimbun Kazuhito Tanaka, left, president of Japan Airport Terminal Co., speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Friday. TOKYO (Jiji Press) — An investigation committee set up by Japan Airport Terminal Co. said Friday that a subsidiary engaged in inappropriate transactions that benefited a consultant firm headed by the 52-year-old son of Makoto Koga, former secretary general of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. The panel found that the transactions were led by Japan Airport Terminal President Nobuaki Yokota and tolerated by Chairman Isao Takashiro. Both Yokota and Takashiro resigned on the day. The panel's investigation found that the Tokyo-based subsidiary, Big Wing Co., paid a total of some ¥400 million to the consultant firm over 10 years through 2016 in the guise of commission fees for a massage chair business at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, although actual work was performed by another company. The payments continued even after the Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau warned that they amounted to concealment of income totaling about ¥100 million. The panel found no evidence that the company sought favors from Koga or his son. 'As a company that provides public services, we should never engage [in such transactions],' Kazuhito Tanaka, who became president of Japan Airport Terminal on Friday, told a press conference in Tokyo. 'We take the matter extremely seriously.' The new president said the company will cut ties with Koga's son and consider seeking damages after consulting with lawyers.
27-04-2025
- Business
Haneda Terminal Operator Unit Underreports Income by 100 M. Yen
News from Japan Society Apr 27, 2025 19:12 (JST) Tokyo, April 27 (Jiji Press)--The Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau has identified the concealment of about 100 million yen in income by a subsidiary of Japan Airport Terminal Co., which operates the terminal buildings of Tokyo's Haneda Airport, according to informed sources. The subsidiary, Big Wing Co., was found to have concealed the income in connection with the business of installing massage chairs in the terminal buildings by continuing to pay outsourcing fees to a consulting firm that is a shell company linked to a son of former ruling Liberal Democratic Party heavyweight Makoto Koga. The consulting firm is headed by the 52-year-old son of Koga, 84, former LDP secretary-general who has served as transport minister. The audit and supervisory committee of Japan Airport Terminal is investigating the case on suspicion that nearly 100 million yen was given to the consulting company even after the taxation bureau pointed out the income concealment, the sources said. The transport ministry is also seeking the submission of a report on the matter, and the results are expected to be released in early May. [Copyright The Jiji Press, Ltd.] Jiji Press
