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Police are investigating Hiroyuki Sanpei, a man they say had been texting her before she went missing, and whose property her body was found close to. READ MORE: Zara Aleena murder accused Jordan McSweeney makes first appears in court Sanpei, of Minamiashigara, Kanagawa Prefecture, was arrested last week on suspicion of kidnapping and confining Arano.

dog has left her owner creasing when she started jabbing the sea water on a beach.Hana, a six-year-old Shiba Inu, realised she was not a big fan of water when owner Nomura Yasuko took her to Kitahama beach in Naka-gun of Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan.To overcome her fear, Hana shifted her focus to play with the bubbles on the water and was determined to "make them disappear".In a video posted on Instagram @hana_ga_saku, the canine is working on her tactics to stop the water travelling further inland as she makes her first strike at the slow-flowing water on the beach.Hana stares at the white bubbles and pounces on it, jabbing it with her tiny paws.But as the waves hit the beach, more bubbles appear and reach to Hana.

cops after he pulled down his underwear in front of a 17-year-old high school girl and asked her to review his genitals.The incident took place in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, in Japan, with the accused reportedly then handing his victim ¥3,000 following his explicit performance - which is equivalent to approximately £20.Reports say the 52-year-old approached his victim outside Shioiri Station in Yokosuka at around 9:30pm on November 23 and gave the false pretence of asking her if she wanted to take part in a survey for which she would be paid.Japan Today reports: "the girl went with him to a nearby car parking lot where he dropped his pants."Yakabe then asked the girl how she would rate him on a scale of one to 10, and gave her 3,000 yen

Mark Schilling Japan CorrespondentAnticipating that the Japanese government may again call for movie theaters to temporarily close in Greater Tokyo due to an upsurge of coronavirus cases, Toho Cinemas and other leading exhibitors are halting sales of advance tickets for cinemas in the areas. In recent years Japan has been the world’s third most valuable theatrical market behind North America and China.Toho Cinemas, the nation’s largest chain, said in a Monday statement that it would stop accepting orders for tickets sales beyond two days in advance and that from Jan.

Nick Cave has teamed up with Belgian composer Nicholas Lens to release ‘L.I.T.A.N.I.E.S’, his self described “lockdown opera”.Lens, who is known internationally for his 2012 opera ‘Slow Man’, began working on the project after he found himself at a loose end during lockdown and began exploring his home city of Brussels by bike.According to an official release, the city’s eerie stillness reminded him of a past visit he made to Japan’s Kanagawa Prefecture, home to some of the most ancient and highly treasured Buddhist temples in the world.He explained: “The initial idea for L.I.T.A.N.I.E.S was born in the natural silence that rises from the rainy and vivid green forest that surrounds these 13th-century temples.

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