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FIFA World Cup July 16, 2025

[Endou Kou x Uchida Atsuto]Practice and verify the secrets of defense[House Station](July 16, 2025)

Tokyo Olympics 2020 July 8, 2025

“First Pine” to eliminate pairs Badminton Women’s Doubles Bumpkin at Paris Olympics[Super J Channel](July 8, 2025)

Tokyo Olympics 2020 June 23, 2025

Wolf Aron “turning to professional wrestling” Tokyo Olympics Judo and Gold Medalist[Super J Channel](June 23, 2025)

Tokyo Olympics 2020 May 19, 2025

[Interview with Matsuoka Shuzo]Gymnastics and Olympic gold medalists Hashimoto Daiki and Oka Shinnosuke talk about[News Station](May 20, 2025)

FIFA World Cup March 19, 2025

The “fastest” soccer World Cup in history is about to be decided, tomorrow’s big first place! Director Moriyasu and others press conference[Super J Channel](March 19, 2025)

FIFA World Cup February 21, 2025

Japan national team fullback “first conversation” Nagatomo Yuto x Uchida Atsuto “Look at Me” Thoughts on the 5th World Cup[House Station](February 21, 2025)

Major League Baseball February 13, 2025

Otani plays Messi and LeBron… “Super J Channel” with a total annual income of over 50 billion yen[Super J Channel](February 13, 2025)

Tokyo Olympics 2020 December 2, 2024

Nippon Sport Science University “61st Physical Education Research Presentation and Demonstration” Olympic and Paralympic Report Session (December 3, 2024)

Tokyo Olympics 2020 September 7, 2024

Nagisa Ikemoto, who has represented Japan in the Olympic relay for two consecutive games, wins the relay and achieves a triple crown for the second consecutive year! (September 7, 2024)

FIFA World Cup August 30, 2024

Japan national soccer team coach Moriyasu Hajime’s determination to make eighth consecutive appearance in the World Cup[Wide! Scramble](August 30, 2024)

Tokyo Olympics 2020 August 10, 2024

Mogumogu Time: Gold Medal Winner, Kitaguchi Haruka’s Power Recharge is “Castella” Women’s Javelin Throw (August 11, 2024)

Tokyo Olympics 2020 August 4, 2024

Sani Brown misses out on 100m final for first time in 92 years by 3/100ths of a second, but his time of 9.96 seconds is a new personal best (August 5, 2024)