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Japanese baseball legend Nagashima Shigeo dies (vertical video)

NHK

2 hours ago

General
NHK

Japanese baseball legend Nagashima Shigeo dies (vertical video)

Japanese baseball legend Nagashima Shigeo has died from pneumonia. He was 89. Nagashima received the People's Honor Award in 2013. And in 2021, he became the first baseball player to receive the Order of Culture, Japan's highest cultural honor.

Japanese shoppers queue for hours to buy cheap rice as prices soar

South China Morning Post

8 hours ago

Business
South China Morning Post

Japanese shoppers queue for hours to buy cheap rice as prices soar

Japanese shoppers braved the rain on Saturday morning to secure cheap rice from the government's stockpiles, as it hit supermarket shelves amid soaring prices for the staple. Advertisement Household goods supplier Iris Ohyama began selling the rice – procured through a direct contract with the government – at two of its locations at 9am. It became the first bricks-and-mortar retailer in the country to release the stockpiled grain, narrowly beating supermarket chain Ito Yokado, which launched sales at its branch in Tokyo's Ota ward an hour later. In spite of steady rain, a queue began forming early at the Iris Ohyama store in Matsudo city, according to The Japan Times newspaper. It snaked from the store entrance around the building and into the car park, with about 100 people in line by 6am. Some customers had begun lining up as early as 8pm the previous evening. People queue up to buy government-stockpiled rice at an Ito Yokado outlet in Tokyo on Saturday. Photo: Reuters Numbered tickets were distributed at 8am, with each person limited to one bag of rice. Advertisement The 5kg (11lbs) bags were sold for 2,000 yen (US$14) each before tax – less than half the average price in recent weeks. All of the 65 bags prepared for the day sold out quickly, with many leaving empty-handed.

Yahoo

2 days ago

Entertainment
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Netflix《海賊王》真人影集「喬巴」長相曝光！網友讚超還原：被誇獎就罵人

由日本高人氣漫畫《航海王》（海賊王，ONE PIECE）作者尾田榮一郎親自監督，Netflix（網飛）推出的改編同名真人影集，在 2023 年播出第一季後受到觀眾歡迎，被認為是最成功的改編作品之一。而今日（1），《航海王》真人影集第二季最新預告，終於曝光了觀眾們期待的「喬巴」長相！第二季預計在 2026 年播出。《航海王》真人影集在第一季獲得成功後，馬上續約第二季並開始拍攝，其中尾田榮一郎就在親筆信中確認，第二季將會演到磁鼓王國，也就是第 6 名船員「船醫－喬巴」的加入。因此，許多人都好奇真人版的喬巴，究竟會找誰來飾演呢？加上官方各種在預告片中的暗示，讓許多人越來越好奇。只可惜，最新《航海王》真人影集預告答案揭曉，不是大家所期待的巨石強森版喬巴，而是毫不意外的 3DCG 動畫。由於 CG 動畫關係，整體形象還原漫畫設計，只是毛髮更加真實，並且原作中那被誇獎後就會害羞罵人的個性也重現。官方也確認，真人影集的喬巴是由美國女星 Mikaela Hoover 負責配音和臉部動畫捕捉。 Big news from the Grand Line! 🏴‍☠️ We're thrilled to announce that Mikaela Hoover is voicing Tony Tony Chopper in Season 2! 🍭 — ONE PIECE(ワンピース) Netflix (@onepiecenetflix) June 1, 2025 許多歐美網友留言，都非常喜歡喬巴登場時躲錯方向的模樣，以及害羞的罵人方式、尷尬時的肢體動作，認為十分可愛，比大家預期的還要好看。尾田榮一郎也在公開喬巴後回應：「第二季的關鍵當然是我們那隻會說話的奇怪動物。在經過團隊的大量測試和修改後，終於到了揭開他神秘面紗的日子啦！！從他的外形到毛髮，再到他的表情和聲音，甚至燈光和物理—都是來自一個世界級團隊的齊心努力，終於把多尼多尼喬巴帶到現實當中啦！！」 A special News Coo from Oda-Sensei just dropped! 😆 🌊 Chopper's made his debut, and now it's time to celebrate the crew that brought our lovely and weird doctor to life! 🍭💉 Gear up, Straw Hats, we're sailing for the Grand Line! 🏴‍☠️ — ONE PIECE(ワンピース) Netflix (@onepiecenetflix) June 1, 2025

Japanese, Cambodian PMs agree to tackle cross-border crime

NHK

4 days ago

Business
NHK

Japanese, Cambodian PMs agree to tackle cross-border crime

Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru has met his Cambodian counterpart Hun Manet. They agreed to strengthen economic and security ties, and jointly tackle cross-border crimes such as phone scams. The meeting took place on Friday in Tokyo. Ishiba said Cambodia is an important partner for Japan. He called for closer cooperation in light of what he described as the unpredictable state of global affairs. In response, Manet acknowledged Japan's contribution to the development of Cambodia and called for strengthening cooperation. The two leaders also agreed to maintain and strengthen the free trading system. Ishiba and Manet said Japanese and Cambodian police will jointly tackle cross-border issues such as online and telephone fraud. Authorities in Cambodia recently detained about 30 people over scam allegations, including Japanese nationals. At a joint conference, Ishiba pledged to further promote bilateral ties to address common challenges and help to achieve global peace and stability.