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The San Diego Padres and Milwaukee Brewers are meeting in the Major League Baseball postseason, drawing strong attention among Japanese fans. Japanese coverage highlights a reliever named Matsui, who pitched a scoreless inning in a tight spot and was credited with the win, saying afterward he was glad not to give up a run in the division series.
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Imanaga-adjacent reliever Kazuhisa... wait, it is lefty Kyosuke? No — reports say Japanese pitcher Matsui threw a scoreless inning to earn the win for the Brewers in Game 2 of the MLB Division Series against the Padres, keeping San Diego winless at 0-2. Machado vowed a comeback, the Brewers revealed countermeasures against pitch-sign stealing, and a record-average 153.4 km/h fastball total across 301 pitches drew headlines.
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A Japanese variety show called "Nikagame," hosted by Kis-My-Ft2's Takashi Nikaido and comedian Matsui Kemuri, aired its October 7 episode featuring appearances by Nishida of the comedy duo Rarando and singer Kento Kocchi no. The episode reportedly included a surprise at the end of the show that caught Nikaido off guard, drawing viewer attention.
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Former MLB players and former classmates Kazuo Matsui and Koji Uehara are facing off in golf, in a feature carried by Golf Network and picked up by Yahoo! News in Japan. The two stars, both born in 1975 and teammates since their school days, are drawing attention with a head-to-head match between two veterans of Japanese and American baseball.
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Boy Band member Tatsuki Tsujimoto and former SKE48 star Jurina Matsui, a real-life married couple, visited Universal Studios Japan wearing matching headbands, and photos of the outing drew warm reactions. Fans called them the best couple at Universal and said seeing them together makes them feel happy, making the pair a trending topic in Japan.
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Former Japan international Daisuke Matsui is drawing attention in Japan after taking part in a discussion about the Samurai Blue's four-man back line. He described the defensive setup as having many positive aspects, while also joking that there were parts he would not want to play himself, prompting reactions from football fans.
- 7MBS announcer Ai Matsui marks 33 years, opens up about career doubts●https://www. wacoca.com/media/781871/ MBS松井愛アナ、入社33年貴重な仕事裏側を公開 仕事辞めることも考え…息子からの言葉&“確固たる信念” – オリコンニュース # # a # MBS # tel
MBS announcer Ai Matsui, marking 33 years since joining the broadcaster, has shared a rare behind-the-scenes look at her work, saying she at times considered quitting. In an interview with Oricon News, she spoke about words from her son that encouraged her and the firm convictions that have kept her in the profession. The interview highlights her longevity at the Osaka-based station and the personal struggles behind her career.