Nigeria U-17 captain calls winning World Cup unforgettable|Bauchi police arrest five for defiling minors|Navy rescues Bayelsa commissioner and six others after boat accident|Minister calls for continental action to boost African textile production|De Zerbi says Tottenham is 'building something special'|Police searches at Kyiv energy company deepen tensions|FAA to eliminate floppy disks in air traffic control towers|Trump aide Susie Wiles accused of blocking health policies for donations|Gwarzo offers condolences to Niger President on father’s passing|U.S. deported Laotian individual released after prison term in Eswatini|Nigeria U-17 captain calls winning World Cup unforgettable|Bauchi police arrest five for defiling minors|Navy rescues Bayelsa commissioner and six others after boat accident|Minister calls for continental action to boost African textile production|De Zerbi says Tottenham is 'building something special'|Police searches at Kyiv energy company deepen tensions|FAA to eliminate floppy disks in air traffic control towers|Trump aide Susie Wiles accused of blocking health policies for donations|Gwarzo offers condolences to Niger President on father’s passing|U.S. deported Laotian individual released after prison term in Eswatini|

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Hiroshima
agriculture11 h ago

Oyster Harvesting Begins in Hiroshima Prefecture

Oyster harvesting commenced on November 2 in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan's top oyster-producing region. This year's harvest follows a particularly hot summer.

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Hiroshima
entertainment20 h ago

New votive plaque at Hiroshima shrine depicts Empress Jingu peacefully

Shimizudani Shrine in Hiroshima has received a new votive plaque. The plaque depicts Empress Jingu in a peaceful scene.

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Hiroshima
politics1 d ago

Hiroshima returns remains of atomic bomb victim after 81 years

Hiroshima has returned the remains of an atomic bomb victim 81 years after his death. This marks the first such return for a victim with an incorrect registry name.

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