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World Cup Shock: Kaoru Mitoma has been left out of Japan’s 26-man squad after a hamstring injury, with coach Hajime Moriyasu saying the medical team can’t get him fit in time—Japan opens Group F against the Netherlands on June 14 in Arlington. Markets: Tokyo stocks slid as investors took profits on heavyweight tech; the Nikkei fell about 2% and bond yields climbed on inflation worries tied to oil. Copyright Shake-up: Japan’s copyright law overhaul approved today would finally pay performers and record producers when their music plays in public spaces, ending a decades-long gap. Flag Crackdown: The LDP is pushing penalties for not just damaging Japan’s national flag, but also sharing the act online. Bear Safety: NHK reports bear attacks have killed at least two and injured 10 across six prefectures since April, prompting fresh government warnings for outdoor precautions. Tech & Watches: Casio’s new G-Shock GBX-H5600 and premium carbon-fiber MTG-B4000 models are now on sale, with demand already outpacing supply.

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