TOKYO BIG SIGHT

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The Japanese car industry may have been in the doldrums the past few years, but this year’s Tokyo Motor Show—the 43rd staging of this major biennial international event—is solid testament that Japan is back.

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                    [Title] => Koki Kameda keeps WBC belt, eyes boxing history with brother Tomoki
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Japanese ring star Koki Kameda soundly beat his Filipino challenger John Mark Apolinario via lopsided unanimous decision to retain his WBC bantamweight title the other night at the Tokyo Big Sight in Japan.

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                    [Title] => The future according to Nissan's Carlos Ghosn
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TOKYO, JAPAN – It takes a mighty big set of balls to take over a global company on the brink of bankruptcy, and an even bigger set to offer up your own resignation if you can’t fix it within your first year.
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Japan gets its mojo back

By Manny N. de los Reyes | November 27, 2013 - 12:00am

The Japanese car industry may have been in the doldrums the past few years, but this year’s Tokyo Motor Show—the...

Motoring

Koki Kameda keeps WBC belt, eyes boxing history with brother Tomoki

July 25, 2013 - 12:00am

Japanese ring star Koki Kameda soundly beat his Filipino challenger John Mark Apolinario via lopsided unanimous decision to retain his WBC bantamweight title the other night at the Tokyo Big Sight in Japan.

Freeman Cebu Sports

The future according to Nissan's Carlos Ghosn

By James Deakin | December 21, 2011 - 12:00am

TOKYO, JAPAN – It takes a mighty big set of balls to take over a global company on the brink of bankruptcy, and an even bigger set to offer up your own resignation if you can’t fix it within your first...

Motoring

Talk about Japanese resiliency

By Rey Gamboa | December 7, 2011 - 12:00am

I have been attending the Tokyo Motor Show’s Press Days (the first 2 days exclusively for journalists) religiously since the early 90s.

Motoring