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Keio defeated Sano Nichidai in the first round of the autumn Kanto high school baseball tournament, with pitcher Yakumo Takumi throwing seven scoreless innings. It is Keio's first opening-round win in four years, setting up a quarterfinal against Yamanashi Gakuin. For Sano Nichidai, the first-round exit makes a senbatsu (spring invitational) selection highly unlikely, with the team's lack of run production seen as a key weakness.
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The lineup for the autumn Kanto regional high school baseball tournament is now confirmed, with the final standings of qualifying schools decided. Strong programs including Yokohama and Kasumigaura will enter the tournament as second-place representatives, and the full list of participating schools has been published ahead of the 2026 autumn competition.
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Saki Makino, a 39-year-old runner from Saitama University, is drawing attention after competing in the Hakone Ekiden qualification race as part of a Kanto student combined team. Japanese media report her unusual schedule: quitting a powerhouse ekiden club, then training 20km from 6am, working during the day, and attending university at night. Readers are discussing her persistence in balancing work, study, and elite long-distance running at an age when most athletes have retired.
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SenDai Matsudo High School fell to Teikyo San in the Autumn Kanto High School Baseball Tournament, with a final score of Teikyo San 3, Sendai Matsudo. The result is being reported by local outlets as the tournament progresses, drawing attention from high school baseball followers in the Kanto region.
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Japan's Ehime Shimbun, the regional newspaper of Ehime Prefecture, is registering search interest this week. It sits alongside other regional outlets such as Kochi Shimbun, which marked October 18's newspaper delivery day with a feature on carriers sustaining the familiar morning routine, and weather coverage noting unusually warm temperatures, near 30°C in the Kanto region through mid-next week.
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Japan's Meteorological Agency has issued an early weather warning flagging significantly above-normal temperatures across a wide swath of the country, including Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto-Koshin, Hokuriku, Tokai, Kansai and Okinawa. Forecasters say temperatures could reach levels seen only about once a decade for this time of year, with heat persisting from the upcoming three-day weekend and autumn's arrival expected to come slowly.
- 7Self-hosting Vaultwarden for office password security●Wachtwoorden centraal beheren is belangrijk voor de kantoorbeveiliging. Met Vaultwarden host je een Bitwarden-compatibel
System administrators are highlighting Vaultwarden as a way to centrally manage office passwords on a company's own IT infrastructure. The software is compatible with Bitwarden, so teams can keep using the familiar mobile and browser apps while keeping all password data in-house. Supporters argue this improves office security by removing reliance on external password services.
- 8Deputy minister backs police probe into Karawang land office fire●Wamen ATR persilakan kepolisian selidiki kebakaran kantor BPN Karawang Wakil Menteri Agraria dan Tata Ruang/Badan Pertan
Indonesia's Deputy Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning, Ossy Dermawan, has given police room and time to investigate the fire at the National Land Agency (BPN) office in Karawang, West Java. He said the ministry would not interfere with the investigation and awaits the results to determine the cause of the blaze.
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Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation, a major Japanese broadcaster based in Osaka, is drawing attention this week as Japanese audiences search for weather and entertainment updates. Forecasts warn of thunderstorms and heavy rain in Hokkaido and Tohoku on the 16th, while Kanto through Kyushu can expect pleasant weather for weekend outings. Viewers are turning to broadcasters and weather services for the latest conditions.
- 10Murakami Shingo reportedly dropped from radio show over Kanto dialect admiration●https://www. gotorola.com/558821/ 関東弁に憧れてラジオ番組をクビ!? #202610 # Entertainment # origin # エンタメ # 村上信五
A story circulating in Japanese entertainment circles claims that Kanjani Eight's Murakami Shingo lost a radio program because of his admiration for the Kanto dialect. No further details about the broadcaster, the show, or the circumstances have been confirmed, and it remains unclear whether the claim is serious or a comedic anecdote from the show itself.