+ Follow TAJIMA Tag
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[Title] => Trotter, Hirata cop Phinma Week 2 crowns
[Summary] => James Kent Trotter rallied to upend Week 1 champion Naoki Tajima, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, and snare the boys’ crown while Ayumi Hirata overpowered Satoko Sueno, 6-3, 6-2, to capture the girls’ title in the PSC-Phinma International Juniors Tennis Championships Week 2 at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center yesterday.
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[Title] => 4 Mandaluyong cops ordered to answer illegal arrest raps
[Summary] => The Office of the Ombudsman has ordered four officers of the Mandaluyong City police to answer the illegal arrest and arbitrary detention charges filed against them by a Japanese businessman.
[DatePublished] => 2015-11-01 09:00:00
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[Title] => Japanese illegal recruiter timbog ng BI
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Inaresto ng operatiba ng Bureau of Immigration ang isang Japanese illegal recruiter dahil sa pambibiktima nito sa mga Pinoy na nais na magtrabaho sa bansang Japan.
Kinilala ni BI Commissioner Alipio Fernandez Jr. ang Japanese illegal recruiter na si Masahiro Tajima, 45, na ngayon ay nakaditene sa Bicutan Immigration jail habang dinidinig ang deportation proceedings laban dito.
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[Title] => Japan detains 2 Pinoy murder suspects
[Summary] => TOKYO (AP) – Authorities detained two Filipino murder suspects from a Panamanian-registered tanker anchored in western Japan after they had been confined aboard the ship for more than one month.
The move comes at the request of Panama, which has jurisdiction under international law because the crime allegedly occurred in international waters, a justice Ministry spokesman said on condition of anonymity.
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[Title] => Tajima on top with 70
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CARMONA, Cavite -- In an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation between a rookie and
a veteran campaigner, Soushi Tajima didn't blink and outduelled South African
Nico Van Rensburg under the heat of the sun and gusty winds, firing his third
straight two-under-par 70 and thrusting into the lead with one round left in
the $200,000 Casino Filipino Open golf championship at the Manila Southwoods
here yesterday.
In a topsy-turvy third round that saw his co-leaders American Ted Purdy and
compatriot Yoshimitsu Fukuzawa tumble down the leaderboard like pins in a
bowling alley and top Filipi
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[Title] => Trotter, Hirata cop Phinma Week 2 crowns
[Summary] => James Kent Trotter rallied to upend Week 1 champion Naoki Tajima, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, and snare the boys’ crown while Ayumi Hirata overpowered Satoko Sueno, 6-3, 6-2, to capture the girls’ title in the PSC-Phinma International Juniors Tennis Championships Week 2 at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center yesterday.
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[Title] => 4 Mandaluyong cops ordered to answer illegal arrest raps
[Summary] => The Office of the Ombudsman has ordered four officers of the Mandaluyong City police to answer the illegal arrest and arbitrary detention charges filed against them by a Japanese businessman.
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[Title] => Japanese illegal recruiter timbog ng BI
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Inaresto ng operatiba ng Bureau of Immigration ang isang Japanese illegal recruiter dahil sa pambibiktima nito sa mga Pinoy na nais na magtrabaho sa bansang Japan.
Kinilala ni BI Commissioner Alipio Fernandez Jr. ang Japanese illegal recruiter na si Masahiro Tajima, 45, na ngayon ay nakaditene sa Bicutan Immigration jail habang dinidinig ang deportation proceedings laban dito.
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[Title] => Japan detains 2 Pinoy murder suspects
[Summary] => TOKYO (AP) – Authorities detained two Filipino murder suspects from a Panamanian-registered tanker anchored in western Japan after they had been confined aboard the ship for more than one month.
The move comes at the request of Panama, which has jurisdiction under international law because the crime allegedly occurred in international waters, a justice Ministry spokesman said on condition of anonymity.
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[Title] => Tajima on top with 70
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CARMONA, Cavite -- In an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation between a rookie and
a veteran campaigner, Soushi Tajima didn't blink and outduelled South African
Nico Van Rensburg under the heat of the sun and gusty winds, firing his third
straight two-under-par 70 and thrusting into the lead with one round left in
the $200,000 Casino Filipino Open golf championship at the Manila Southwoods
here yesterday.
In a topsy-turvy third round that saw his co-leaders American Ted Purdy and
compatriot Yoshimitsu Fukuzawa tumble down the leaderboard like pins in a
bowling alley and top Filipi
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