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The Japanese women's national team has continued to dominate their matches so far, and the semifinal match against South Korea was their first real breakthrough.
The semi-final match against South Korea was the first real challenge for Japan's women's soccer team, which had continued to enjoy overwhelming victories. They took control of the game in the second half and were on their way to winning their third straight victory.
Surfing Kanoa Igarashi, Miku Ikeda win Men's 800: Akira Ochiai V - Aichi/Nagoya Asian Games
Halftime ended with no points. Takarada, who had scored the most points on the team until the quarterfinals, was replaced, and the positions of many players were changed from the front to the last line. As a result, the defense from the front line improved. Opportunities have increased. ``We made a good start from the start of the second half,'' said Narimiya. From Ueno's pass, Kamiya collided with the opposing goalkeeper and headed the ball in to take the lead. Furthermore, Kamiya stole the ball in front of the opponent's goal and poured it in.
More than half of the players will be called up to the national team for the first time. Leading up to the quarterfinals, where there were a series of matches against lower-ranked teams, Coach Kano used players in various positions to determine their suitability and coordination. Narumiya commented on the response, saying, ``The position changed and the gear went up.''
Looking back on the Japan-Korea match, the coach said, ``As expected, it was a very tough game.'' The strategy they had put in place up until now was effective, and they changed the course with a replacement plan.
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Akira Ochiai won the men's 800m track and field event at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games with a time of 1 minute 44.48 seconds, a new tournament record. This is the first time in 64 years that a Japanese team has achieved this feat, since 1962. Kanoa Igarashi and Miku Ikeda also won gold medals in surfing.

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