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Asian Games: Golf

Taichiro Ideriha of Japan hits off the tee on the 10th hole during the opening round of the Asian Games men's individual golf competition at the West Lake International Golf Course in Hangzhou, China, on Sept. 28, 2023.

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New records show women coerced into prostitution in wartime

BERLIN, Germany - Dutch government documents made available May 11 by Japanese journalist Taichiro Kajimura (file photo) in Berlin show Japanese authorities abducted and coerced women into prostitution during World War II in occupied Indonesia. The evidence contradicts Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent remarks disputing such wartime coercion by the Japanese military that have stirred international controversy and drawn fire particularly from South Korea and China.

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New records show women coerced into prostitution in wartime

BERLIN, Germany - Dutch government documents made available May 11 by Japanese journalist Taichiro Kajimura in Berlin show Japanese authorities abducted and coerced women into prostitution during World War II in occupied Indonesia. The evidence contradicts Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent remarks disputing such wartime coercion by the Japanese military.

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17,800 Orix fans say no to Osaka move after merger

KOBE, Japan - Taichiro Nozawa (L), leader of a support group for baseball's Pacific League club Orix BlueWave, hands to Orix President Takashi Koizumi in Kobe on June 29 a petition signed by 17,800 fans who are in favor of maintaining the club's base in Kobe after the probable merger with the Kintetsu Buffaloes next season.

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Scholars urge Abe to express apology for Japan's wartime actions

Yasuaki Onuma (R), a specially appointed professor at Meiji University, and Taichiro Mitani, a professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo, attend a press conference in Tokyo on July 17, 2015. Seventy-four Japanese scholars, including Onuma and Mitani, urged Prime Minister Shinzo Abe the same day to express an apology for Japan's wartime actions in his upcoming statement to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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New records show women coerced into prostitution in wartime

BERLIN, Germany - Dutch government documents made available May 11 by Japanese journalist Taichiro Kajimura in Berlin show Japanese authorities abducted and coerced women into prostitution during World War II in occupied Indonesia. The evidence contradicts Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent remarks disputing such wartime coercion by the Japanese military. (Kyodo)

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New records show women coerced into prostitution in wartime

BERLIN, Germany - Dutch government documents made available May 11 by Japanese journalist Taichiro Kajimura (file photo) in Berlin show Japanese authorities abducted and coerced women into prostitution during World War II in occupied Indonesia. The evidence contradicts Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent remarks disputing such wartime coercion by the Japanese military that have stirred international controversy and drawn fire particularly from South Korea and China. (Kyodo)

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17,800 Orix fans say no to Osaka move after merger

KOBE, Japan - Taichiro Nozawa (L), leader of a support group for baseball's Pacific League club Orix BlueWave, hands to Orix President Takashi Koizumi in Kobe on June 29 a petition signed by 17,800 fans who are in favor of maintaining the club's base in Kobe after the probable merger with the Kintetsu Buffaloes next season. (Kyodo)