The Japan Times
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Osaka finds peace in defeat as Sabalenka ends Paris run
The 28-year-old left Paris describing herself as "enlightened" and at peace with the emotional swings that once โconsumed her โcareer.
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The 28-year-old left Paris describing herself as "enlightened" and at peace with the emotional swings that once โconsumed her โcareer.
Japanese music is increasingly joining the nationโs manga and anime as a wildly popular cultural export. One leading artist is Ado, the mysterious female singer who draws hundreds of thousands to her concerts without ever showing herself in public. A 2026 book explores her past and the factors that drive her art.