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The Tokyo High Court has overturned a Tokyo Metropolitan Government order halting construction at a Shibuya site where fill soil was piled without permission. The court accepted an appeal against the shutdown directive, ruling in favour of the contractor. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of unauthorised earthworks in urban Japan following deadly soil-slope collapses elsewhere.
- 2Roaming Through Tokyo's Setagaya District●Roaming through Tokyo. I think it was in the Setagaya aera. # japan # travel # photography
Travel photos from a wander through Tokyo's Setagaya area are circulating online, capturing everyday street scenes in one of the city's residential wards. The images are tagged under Japan, travel and photography, drawing modest engagement from viewers interested in Tokyo neighbourhoods beyond the usual tourist spots like Shibuya or Shinjuku.
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Actress Nanase... Erikura Nana featured in the popular Japanese TV karaoke segment 'Kaerema 10', where guests must keep singing correctly or go home. Viewers reacted to her natural, airheaded charm when asked about her debut, saying she answered with an anecdote about Shibuya, while comedian Nakaoka of the duo Roche was teased as 'too flirtatious' during the show.
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Golf media in Japan are covering the latest gear rankings, with a new black-forged iron gaining switchers for its distance performance. Meanwhile, Shoferei eyes a title defense in what he calls his second hometown of Shibuya before heading to Miyakojima, and Keita Nakajima, 26, prepares for a decisive event shaping his workplace for next season.
- 5Quicksand to return to Japan for first shows in four years●クイックサンド、約4年ぶりの来日公演が決定【コメントあり】 | SPICE – エンタメ特化型情報メディア スパイス クイックサンドの約4年ぶりとなる来日公演が決定した。 最新アルバムを引っ提げ開催される本公演は、2027年2月5日・6日に
American alternative rock band Quicksand will return to Japan for the first time in about four years, with shows announced for February 5 and 6, 2027 at Shibuya DIVE in Tokyo. The band will perform material from their latest album, and Japanese act Drumkan will appear as support on both dates. Fans have welcomed the announcement, which also includes a comment from the band, as news of the long-awaited reunion with Japanese audiences ahead of tickets going on sale.
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Nippon TV announcer Yoshiki Hazel Shibuya revealed the results of Japan's weather forecaster certification exam, which he spent 525 days preparing for. He shared his feelings about passing on the programme 'DayDay.', drawing warm reactions from viewers who followed his long study effort.
- 7Stitch figures dressed as Toy Story gather at Shibuya Tsutaya●https://www. wacoca.com/media/790672/ トイ・ストーリー姿のスティッチが渋谷に集合！スティッチ・パーティー！ by ホットトイズ at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA # film # movie # 映
Toy maker Hot Toys is holding a Stitch Party event at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA in Tokyo's Shibuya district, where Stitch figures are displayed dressed as characters from Toy Story. The display has drawn attention from film and collectible fans in Japan, adding to the buzz around the recently reopened Shibuya Tsutaya as a pop culture destination.
- 8TV personalities fail weather forecaster exam, share disappointment●https://www. tkhunt.com/2599497/ 気象予報士、受験芸能人ら不合格を報告 「M!LK」曽野舜太に澁谷善ヘイゼルアナが悔しさにじませる – スポニチ Sponichi Annex 芸能 # Celebrity #
Several celebrities who sat Japan's weather forecaster certification exam have reported failing it. Shunta Shono, a member of the boy group M!LK, and TV announcer Zen Hazel Shibuya both publicly announced they did not pass, expressing visible frustration and disappointment at the result. The exam is known as a difficult qualification that draws a number of entertainers and announcers each year, so their setbacks drew attention from fans.
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Yomiuriland, the amusement park in Tokyo's western suburbs, is drawing attention in Japan alongside news of anime collaboration events, including a Jujutsu Kaisen cafe tied to a Shibuya Loft store opening on October 23. Fans are sharing details about themed merchandise and pop-up experiences as autumn entertainment options ramp up across the Tokyo area.
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Japan Tobacco has opened a limited-time smokers' lounge called evo in Shibuya, Tokyo, offering games, a cafe and evening music, and designed as a place where adults can relax and socialise. The concept is drawing attention as a rebranding of smoking spaces as entertainment venues.