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KIKKA SHO

Japan Times
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Oct 21, 2018
Fierement wins Kikka-sho by nose
Fierement beat second-favorite Etario in a photo finish Sunday at the Kikka-sho, the final leg of the Japanese triple crown.
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Oct 22, 2017
Kiseki takes Kikka-sho for first G1 win
Top favorite Kiseki powered to victory on Sunday to capture the Kikka-sho, the last race of the Japanese triple crown.
Japan Times
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Oct 23, 2016
Favorite Satono Diamond eases to Kikka-sho title
Favorite Satono Diamond sprung to claim the last race of the Japanese triple crown on Sunday, clocking 3 minutes, 3.3 seconds to capture the Kikka-sho by 2½ lengths over 3,000 meters at Kyoto Racecource.
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Oct 26, 2014
Toho Jackal shatters Kikka-sho record by 1.7 seconds
Toho Jackal won the last race of the Japanese Triple Crown in astounding fashion with a record-breaking victory in the Kikka-sho on Sunday.
Japan's revised immigration law sparks deportation worries
Myo Kyaw Kyaw, 38, a member of Myanmar's persecuted Rohingya Muslim minority who is seeking refugee status in Japan, speaks during an interview on May 29.
Can Japan's summer music festivals adapt to a post-pandemic reality?
People wait for the main act to begin at Summer Sonic, which holds simultaneous music festivals for those in Tokyo and Osaka.
K-beauty or J-beauty? The two 'are not so different these days.'
Korean skincare routines tend to be more complex than Japan’s counterpart beauty industry of “less is more,” making K-beauty something of a sweet spot between Japan and the West.
24-year-old sets new Japan record for sailing solo nonstop around world
Hirotsugu Kimura, a 24-year-old company employee, returns to Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, becoming the youngest Japanese to complete a solo, nonstop sailing voyage around the world.
Japan to conduct first survey on unclaimed bodies
With a number of elderly people living alone increasing in Japan, the welfare ministry plans to conduct a survey of municipalities' responses to unclaimed bodies and remains.
Start circling the dates for fireworks season now
People wait for the start of the Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival in Tokyo last year, marking the return of the event after pandemic-era cancellations.
K-beauty or J-beauty? The two 'are not so different these days.'
Korean skincare routines tend to be more complex than Japan’s counterpart beauty industry of “less is more,” making K-beauty something of a sweet spot between Japan and the West.
War is (not) over: Hikaru Fujii probes historical memory in Kyushu
Amateur actor Chihiro Kawano (front) performs in Hikaru Fujii's video art installation "War Is Over" in Saiki, Oita Prefecture.
Japan's theme parks are ramping up their offerings ahead of summer
A family marches into the newly opened Fantasy Springs section at Tokyo DisneySea on Thursday.
When will a Japan-made game have a breakout TV adaptation?
Ryoma Takeuchi (right) will star as the protagonist in an upcoming adaptation of the Like a Dragon game franchise directed by Masaharu Take (left).

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People wait for the main act to begin at Summer Sonic, which holds simultaneous music festivals for those in Tokyo and Osaka.
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