'Beast' Bob Sapp urges Japanese to be forward-looking

'Beast' Bob Sapp urges Japanese to be forward-looking

TOKYO, Japan - Popular American kickboxer Bob Sapp (R) meets Japanese trade minister Takeo Hiranuma, telling him that the Japanese should have a more future-oriented attitude. Sapp visited Hiranuma as he has agreed to participate in a campaign promoting a ministry project to foster entrepreneurship, particularly among young people.

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