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The Japanese men's gymnastics team showed a stable performance in the preliminaries the day before, and took first place in the team overall. This allowed him to advance to the final on the 20th, paving the way for him to qualify for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
At the men's gymnastics world championship qualifying round held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Japan took first place with 254.529 points after performing the previous day and advanced to the team all-around final. In the individual all-around, Shinnosuke Oka advanced to the finals in first place, with Daiki Hashimoto in second place. Several athletes advanced to the finals in each event.
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Tenshin Nasukawa, a world-ranked bantamweight professional boxer, held a press conference in Tokyo on the 19th. He said that the criticism he received on social media was "excessive" and spoke about the true meaning of his comments after the match and his thoughts on the slander.

The World Boxing Association (WBA) featherweight title match was canceled on the 17th due to poor physical condition of Brandon Figueroa, who was overweight at the weigh-in the previous day and was stripped of his title. Kazuki Kameda, who passed the weigh-in, lost his chance to win the title, and his camp is appealing for disadvantageous relief for those who adhered to the rules and clarification of the rules.

In September 2025, Sting's live performance will be held at IG Arena in Nagoya City. The design has been praised for its ability to be viewed comfortably by wheelchair users. The facility, designed by Kengo Kuma, was built as a venue for the Asia-Pacific Para Games and boasts high accessibility.

The Asian Para Games begin in Aichi/Nagoya. The Japanese team entered the opening ceremony last, and flag bearers Moe Nakagawa and Katsuya Hashimoto expressed their enthusiasm. This year's tournament featured 18 competitions, and Kaito Oda and Kaede Maekawa took the athlete oath.

The 5th Asian Para Games, the first in Japan, begins in Aichi Prefecture. Approximately 4,000 people from 45 countries and regions will participate, and fierce competition will be held in 18 sports until the 24th. His Majesty the Emperor and his wife, Prince Akishino, also attended the opening ceremony.

The Asian Para Games, the first to be held in Japan, opens in Nagoya. Approximately 3,000 athletes from 45 countries and regions will participate, and 18 competitions will be held until the 24th. His Majesty the Emperor attended the opening ceremony, and Momoka Muraoka and others lit the torch.