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🇯🇵🇰🇷 TIFF GOES TO JAPAN AND KOREA EP 2 I Eating Our Way Through Tokyo Disneysea SPRING EDITION - Duration: 5:27.

So right now we are at Gimpo International Airport

we are about to make our way over to japan!

So today is our first official day in japan

and we are at tokyo disney sea!

so this is the spring tail

it has chicken and curry in it

and this is part of their spring edition

for their easter

I don't know if they have this all year round

but wanted to try this one out

so I'm gonna try this out

it's really good

tastes like curry. There is chicken in there.

curry is really strong.

It's really good.

so this is the alien mochi

the flavors is chocolate, vanilla and strawberry.

and then we got the garlic shrimp popcorn *best snack at disneysea in my opinion

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おたすけ ＪＡＰＡＮ Fuji TV How to Triple Jump by Miki Ando (full) - Duration: 49:10.

We would present a program which will help people all over the world by Japanese Program which calls Otasuke Japan.

This time Miki Ando will help Indonesia Figure Skating...

then...

Ando Miki has a firm and strict style...

Someone feels unhappy... What will happen next....

Next... world champion offers to help skaters in Indonesia to be successful...

Ando keeps her mind firmed...!!!

Then... this girl...

She wants to get her triple as the first in Indonesia....

Negara yang akan kami perkenalkan adalah Indonesia

At first... Jakarta... with 30 degree celcius...

and... humidity 60%

It's considered as tropical country...

Now a sport that becomes more popular is...

A sport at Pyeongchang which is not so popular...

Figure Skating

Now... we want to understand more details about figure skating in Indonesia....

This country has never been in winter Olympic

We have a dream that someday we shall be considered in winter Olympic.

In the world, Japan is the country with the most skaters in Winter Olympic.

We want to get coaching from an athlete who has been a World Champion.

Mission: Helping skaters in Indonesia with final goal... WINTER OLYMPIC!!!

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Top 10 Best Places To Visit In Japan │ Tourists Attractions In Japan │ Japan Visiting Places - Duration: 10:28.

Top 10 Best Places to Visit in Japan.

Japan is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean with dense cities, imperial palaces, mountainous

national parks and thousands of shrines and temples.

Shinkansen bullet trains connect the main islands of Kyushu, Honshu and Hokkaido.

Tokyo, the capital, is known for skyscrapers, shopping and pop culture.

Japan is somewhere I think everyone should visit.

From futuristic skyscrapers to tranquil bamboo forests and neon arcades to serene temples,

it�s like nowhere else on the planet.

The food is incredible, the people are ultra polite and it has one of the most efficient

public transport systems in the world.

We love the combination of ease of travel and glorious bewilderment.

These are our picks for the absolute best places to visit in Japan, perfect for your

first or second trip to the country.

In this video we are talking about top 10 places to visit in Japan.

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Number 10.

Hiroshima.

On the 6th August 1945, �Little Boy� exploded directly above the Hiroshima Prefectural Commercial

Exhibition Hall instantly killing everyone inside.

The crumbling skeleton of the building stands as a haunting monument to the tens of thousands

that died immediately and in the decades that followed.

Wandering through the Peace Memorial Park, it�s easy to feel impotence at the lack

of power one has to put a stop to the tireless stupidity of prejudice and hatred on both

sides of any dispute, whether or not it leads to such devastation.

Unfortunately, these feelings seem to permeate so many of us as human beings to the point

where they are too easily invoked to gain political capital throughout the world.

The only real temperance is education.

We each have a duty to learn from the mistakes of the previous generation; to sidestep the

reptilian instincts and to have the courage to live up to the better nature that exists

in all of us as a virtue of simply being people.

Number 9.

Nara.

Nara was Japan�s first permanent capital and is full of historic treasures including

many UNESCO world heritage sites.

It�s one of the top Japan attractions and makes a rewarding day trip from Kyoto to visit

the temples and wild deer in Nara Park.

The Daibutsu-den (Hall of the Great Buddha) at Todaiji is the main sight�it�s the

largest wooden building in the world and nothing prepares you for the immense sight.

Inside is the 15-metre tall gold and bronze statue of Buddha that dates back to 751.

Number 8.

Tsumago.

Tsumago is a picture-perfect traditional mountain village in the Kiso Valley.

It is one of the best-preserved post towns in Japan and you feel like you�ve stepped

back in time on the traffic-less streets of beautifully restored wooden inns.

During the Edo period 300 years ago, Tsumago was a stop on the Nakasendo Way between Kyoto

and Edo (now Tokyo).

You can hike part of this trail to the village of Magome in about two hours.

Unfortunately, a typhoon prevented us doing this, but it�s supposed to be a scenic and

easy walk.

Number 7.

Koya-San.

Koya-san (Mount Koya) is one of the most interesting places in Japan to experience the traditional

side of the country.

This secluded and sacred temple town is located in the forest-covered mountains of Kansai

and is one of the best places to get a taste of life as a monk by staying in a shukubo

or temple lodging.

After wandering around the otherworldly Okunoin forest cemetery, we checked into our simple

tatami room at the temple, soaked in the communal onsen bath, and enjoyed a delicious shojin

ryori vegetarian Buddhist meal.

In the morning we were up early for the chanting and meditation ceremony with the monks.

A temple stay at Koya-san is a fascinating experience and well worth the detour from

Osaka or Kyoto.

Number 6.

Nikko.

Nikko is a temple town and UNESCO world heritage site in the mountains a few hours north of

Tokyo and makes a cool retreat from the city.

The temples and shrines with their vermillion gates and moss-covered stone lanterns are

scattered on the wooded hillside.

The main attraction is Toshogu Shrine, a stunning complex with more than a dozen lavishly decorated

red and gold buildings amongst huge, ancient cedar trees.

The crowds can be overwhelming, so afterwards head to one of the quieter shrines.

You could visit Nikko as a day trip from Tokyo, but it�s worth spending a night or two to

explore one of the most beautiful places in Japan including hiking trails, lakes, waterfalls,

and hot springs.

The area is famous for its vibrant autumn colors.

Number 5.

Kanazawa.

Kanazawa is one of the best cities to visit in Japan, but few foreign tourists make it

here.

As Kyoto grows in popularity consider turning to Kanazawa instead for a quieter place to

experience geisha districts with preserved wooden buildings.

There is also one of the most beautiful gardens in the country, a stunning castle, and many

art museums to explore.

In Kanazawa don�t miss, Wandering Kenroku-en Garden, one of the top three gardens in Japan,

Exploring the wooden teahouses of the geisha districts Higashi Chaya and the quieter Kazuemachi

and Nishi Chaya, Experiencing a traditional tea ceremony at the exquisite Gyokusen-en

Gardens.

Number 4.

Hakone.

Mount Fuji is on most people�s lists of places to visit in Japan, but this must-see

Japan landmark can be rather elusive and is often hidden by clouds.

There are a number of places you can see the mountain from, but we decided on Hakone because

it�s easy to reach from Tokyo and there are lots of other things to do in the area

in case we were out of luck with our sighting.

Despite visiting on a cloudy, drizzly day we were lucky that Mount Fuji emerged from

the clouds above Lake Ashi and it was magical!

Hakone is also fun to visit because you can do a loop of the sights on different modes

of transport�train, bus, pirate boat and cable car.

In Hakone don�t miss, Buying a Hakone Free Pass so you can hop on and off all the transport

options on the Hakone Loop.

Seeing Mount Fuji from the lake or cable car, Eating a black egg cooked in the hot sulphur

springs at volcanic Owakudani not really, these look gross, but the Japanese go crazy

for them, Soaking in an onsen Staying in a tatami room in a ryokan and enjoying an elaborate

dinner, Wandering the outdoor sculpture gallery at Hakone Open Air Museum.

Number 3.

Takayama.

Takayama is an utterly gorgeous small town on the edge of the Japan Alps and one of the

best less-visited places to go in Japan.

I loved wandering the historic centre full of traditional wooden houses, colorful shrines,

neatly shaped trees, and bright red bridges over the river.

There�s lots to do in the surrounding countryside and we could easily have spent longer than

the two nights we had here.

In Takayama don�t miss, Wandering the old town in the early morning before the crowds

arrive, Buying delicious fruit from the morning markets, Snacking on mitarashi-dango from

a street stall, Seeing the extravagant floats at the Festival Floats Exhibition Hall, Visiting

the Hida Folk Village to see traditional thatched houses, Cycling through the countryside with

Satoyama Experience.

Number 2.

Tokyo.

If Kyoto is the heart of traditional Japan, Tokyo is its ultramodern counterpart.

It�s here you�ll find the skyscrapers, noisy arcades, busy pedestrian crossings,

crazy youth fashions, and many incredibly delicious restaurants.

If all you do in Tokyo is eating, you�ll have an amazing time�even as vegetarians

we ate so well.

Tokyo is also home to some of the weirdest activities we�ve ever done.

From themed cafes to sensory-overload shows and arcades to cos-play go-karting.

In Tokyo don�t miss, Dressing up as a Mario character and driving a go-kart on the real

roads.

Eating in a tiny restaurant on atmospheric Memory Lane, Gazing at the night skyline from

the free Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku, Walking across the famous Shibuya

Crossing, Gawping at the crazy fashions of Takeshita Street in Harajuku, Visiting the

brilliant Disney Sea!

Getting sensory overload at the bizarre Robot Restaurant show.

Number 1.

Kyoto.

If you only have time for one Japan destination, make it Kyoto.

This is traditional Japan as you imagined it�geisha in brightly colored kimonos emerging

from wooden teahouses, forests of bamboo, temples and shrines in gold and silver and

scarlet, raked gravel Zen gardens, intricate feasts served on lacquered plates, graceful

tea ceremonies, and markets full of intriguing but unidentifiable ingredients.

The concrete high-rises of downtown Kyoto can be disappointing, so head out towards

the mountains to the surrounding neighborhoods where you�ll find narrow stone streets,

old wooden houses, monks in flowing robes, and the sounds of chanting and gongs from

the many temples and shrines.

Gion is the place to spot geisha, Higashiyama has many beautiful temples to explore, and

Arashiyama, up in the western hills, is one of the most traditional neighborhoods and

home to bamboo groves, quirky temples and monkeys.

Kyoto is one of the top Japan tourist spots, so try to visit the popular temples early

in the morning as they do get crowded.

Taking the train to the village of Kibune and walking across the valley to the beautiful

Kurama-dera temple, Retreating from the busy streets of Gion to the magical Yasaka-jinja

at night, Experiencing Zen Buddhist cuisine at the Tenryu-ji temple, Getting off the beaten

track at the quirky Otagi Nenbutsuji temple.

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Japanese Vending Machine Restaurant! EAT IT ALL! A day at the VENDING MACHINE DINER in Japan - Duration: 17:20.

I will push it now.

Is it there? Oh yes they got it.

Cheese!!!

Hello everyone...

I am Ask Japanese's Cathy Cat.

Do you know how convenient Japan is?

Convenience stores are open 24/7, the trains are on time.

And there is an un-rivaled number of vending machines.

So today we will go on a place that is featuring vending machines.

Let's go.

In Tokyo there seems to be a vending machine around every second corner.

I love going round them and finding new drinks and crazy themed drinks.

Today I went to Gunma prefecture a few hours away from busy Tokyo

to find a unique vending machine restaurant

called "The vending machine diner".

Wow there are really strange vending machines here...

I have seen them for the first time.

The vending machines are super retro.

Some have been in use for about 30 years.

Now, those machines do not sell drinks, they mainly sell hot food.

So today my challenge will be to go and try all their items on the menu.

What type of place is this?

We have retro vending machines here.

This gives kids nowadays a chance to experience them, even if they don't know the old vending machines.

What I find rare is that it's food and not drinks.

It is. Nowadays it's hard to find food vending machines.

When were these food machines popular?

Around the 1980s. During that time there weren't any 24hr convenience stores.

If you wanted to sell something 24hrs, it had to be in vending machines.

So the old vending machines were like the convenience stores of nowadays.

That's right.

Mr Tomaru actually thinks of new food items.

So they always have a variety of new and fresh items in the machines.

Also my tip you can't use bills here so break them down into coins first.

Alright, let's get us something tasty.

Let's get udon first!

Let's get some tempura udon out of the machine.

It started making noises.

4...3...2...1...

Do they get done this quickly?

It made a clicking sound. Wow that's so fast.

Let's look.

It's steaming hot.

Wow. It doesn't look that different from udon in restaurants.

Let's try it.

This is so good.

It's so hot.

The tempura is soft now but looks good.

The vegetables inside still have a bite to it. Nice.

This one doesn't seem to have any toppings.

I can only need ramen noodles.

Or is it there? It's here!

There is sliced pork meat.

There are some bean sprouts.

Wait there is more. Two slices of meat.

Looking good looking good.

Let's try the meat with the noodles...

This looks tasty.

This is so good. The meat is super juicy.

I often get instant noodles but this is totally different.

The noodles are fresh and the meat is juicy. This looks tasty.

It has a rich soy sauce flavor.

I prefer this to convenience stores ramen noodles.

It's so cold in here... - It's a fridge.

How does this get so hot in such a short time?

This is a spiral staircase, and the first one comes out like this.

Then hot water and soy sauce flavor pour into it.

That's how it gets so hot. The hot water is 90 degrees hot.

Toasted sandwich vending machine.

There are two flavors. Ham and Cheeeeddaaaar Cheese.

That's funny. They also have a taster menu.

Grated garlic mayonnaise plus sliced garlic.

There is some ham inside, it says.

There are also other things. See, they have cute pictures drawn all over.

"It's hot so there are tongs" it says.

N"It's super hot so please use the tongs, ok?" and here it says "munch munch"

"Be sure to do it!"

"Don't burn yourself!"

Frog: "What the heck! This is friggin hot!"

And since it's so hot there are some mittens too.

There is also a designated tray here.

If I use this right, I should be able to eat some tasty toast.

Let's first try the Ham and Cheeeeddar Cheeese toast.

One two. Let's push this.

It says "Toasting" in Japanese here.

Since it's burning hot, let's use the tongs like they said.

Alright then...

Wow this IS hot.

Let's get it out.

It smells of tasty toasty toast. Smells tasty.

Let's have a look inside.

Outside there is ham, inside there is Cheddaaaar Cheese. The stretchy kind.

Let's dig in.

I like that it has a crunch outside.

Inside it's gooey.

This is super good.

Grated garlic mayonnaise , sliced garlic and there is some ham wedged inside.

and apparently it has "crazy salt" inside...?

Crazy Salt people!

Let's use the cute mittens.

So hot.

Let's put it over here. Blep.

Let's try out their taster menu.

I like the smell of garlic and toasty bread...

It's rich in garlic flavor, but I can take it. It tastes really good.

I tried your taster menu. It was really nice.

There was a lot of garlic inside. - Yes I tried doing that.

Sorry for my garlic breath. *breathy voice* SO MUCH GAAARLICCC.

I am ok.

Do you do these taster sets a lot?

Yes I do. I design food variations that I am interested in.

And then I ask the customers how they like it.

Before I had variations like sweet bean paste and cheese and such.

That's totally different. Sweet beans and cheese?!

What did your customers say to that?

At first they were taken aback but then... most found it tasty.

The machine says HESS PACIFIC... does that mean that's a German and Japanese maker

working together on these machines?

I think that what this might have been, yes.

Is Pacific a vending machine company?

Pacific doesn't make vending machines anymore.

They produce aluminum foil, for cars and such too.

That's why the toast earlier was wrapped inside aluminum foil!

That's it.

We found an interesting connection here then.

There are two doors to get in.

If you put money in, one of these will turn and one sandwich will fall out.

Beneath here there are two hot plates.

They will both wedge in the toast and toast it.

Then when the time is over, the hot plates will open and drop the sandwich.

That's why they were crunchy and really toasted.

Can you believe it?

There is even a vending machine for hamburgers here.

It's not Guten Morgen (Good Morning) but Guten Burger (Good Burger).

It has something resembling the German flag here too.

Guten means "good" in German.

It says Guten Burger in a German style, but in contrast we have a Mexican burger here.

I will enjoy this contrasting menu a lot.

Let's spend 1, 2, 300 yen on this.

300 YEN!

Let's go! Mexican!

It takes just over one minute.

Seconds until my Guten Burger is done 10...9...

What? How? It's suddenly super fast.

5...4...3...2...1......

It's boiling! So hot!

It says "Mexican" on it. There is also a cute stamp of a girl on it.

Can you see the stamp? Cute!"

Let's open the Mexican!

That's how it looks.

Inside the box, the burger is wrapped up one more time.

Wow. So many hallepeno peppers on this! It's covered in it.

And the meat it actually quite big for a Japanese burger.

It's not just meat. It tastes of onions and other spices.

It's soft and the hallepeno peppers work perfectly to complete it.

When you match it it's not too spicy.

It matches perfectly.

Wooop Mexican! It's a little bit spicy now.

Last one is the sliced cheese with cheddar cheese, sliced cheese burger.

Let's go!

(Counting in German) Eins... Zwei... Drei...

Dreihundert Yen!

One came back out. Let's do it again...

No good again...

It's a bit of an older machine, so stuff like this can happen sometimes.

Let's use a different coin.

AH!

I just spoke German to the half German machine, so maybe it just didn't understand me.

Eins ... Zwei .... Drei....

Launching the sliced cheese, ceddar cheese double burger NOW!

It has so much cheese inside, I can't open it because of all the cheese.

Lots of stretchy cheese.

K'POW CHEESE!

The most popular thing on the menu in the automated diner is this:

Tartare sauce meat with bacon.

I really want to try that, so let's dig in.

Meeeeat!

Let's go!

Hot hot hot hot hot hot

Tartare meeeeat.

The tartare sauce is all gooey.

There are so many things inside. Let's eat!

Tomato sauce and Tartare sauce really go well together.

I understand why this became their most popular item.

Tomato sauce from Italy and Tartare from... maybe France?

And since it's a German machine, we got an European taste right here.

European!

Do you get visitors from abroad too?

Yes, I do. Many come because they have seen us on YouTube.

Since it's automated vending machines, you can use them without talking at all...

Yes, but I am thinking, if we get more foreign visitors, maybe

we can add some English descriptions too.

Please do! Hope that will happen.

Thank you so much for today. It was a real feast. I am stuffed.

Japanese vending machines are really something else.

What I found most tasty was the toasted garlic sandwich.

Everyone, I hope you get the chance so use some of the Japanese vending machines too.

If you are from abroad, and you come to Japan, be sure to

find some cool Japanese vending machines and try them out.

That was it from Cathy Cat today. Mata Nyan!

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Japan to help develop Indonesian islands in South China Sea, When China's clout is increasing - Duration: 2:55.

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US stands firm with Japan, says James Mattis, as allies eye North Korea talks with unease - Duration: 4:37.

 The American defence secretary on Friday sought to reassure Japan that it would not be abandoned by the Trump administration as it sought to reach a denuclearisation agreement with North Korea

 James Mattis, who has become accustomed to placating anxious allies, promised to maintain and strengthen security ties during a visit to Tokyo

 Japanese officials have been rattled by recent concessions to Kim Jong-un's belligerent regime, including the surprise announcement that joint US-South Korean war games had been suspended

 "We're in the midst of very unprecedented negotiations right now with North Korea," said Mr Mattis, as he stood alongside Itsunori Onodera, the Japanese defence minister

"But in this dynamic time, the longstanding alliance between Japan and the United States stands firm

"  A day earlier he offered similar assurances in Seoul, part of a regional tour designed to explain US intentions and hold together a united front

Inside North Korea - forbidden photos  Allies have expressed frequent concern that Mr Trump's Singapore summit with Kim could leave them exposed if North Korea returns to testing missiles and nuclear devices

 Their jitters intensified when Mr Trump announced without warning on June 12 that he was suspending joint exercises with South Korea

 The drills are viewed from Tokyo as one of a number of measures that demonstrate US military might and help contain the North Korean threat

 Mr Mattis said the decision was taken to create the diplomatic space needed for peace negotiations

 "At the same time, we maintain a strong collaborative defensive stance, to ensure our diplomats continue to negotiate from a position of unquestioned strength," he said

 Although much of the international focus has been on the danger from Pyongyang's recently developed long-range nuclear arsenal, near neighbours lie within striking distance of its shorter range weapons

 Shinzo Abe, the Japanese prime minister, has repeatedly called for the world to keep up its hard line approach to North Korea

 Earlier this month, Mr Onodera issued his own warning, telling an audience at a Singapore security conference that Pyongyang has repeatedly agreed to give up nuclear weapons since 1994 only to continue developing its arsenal in secret

North Korea's nuclear history: key moments  On Friday, he said the US and Japan must work together to dismantle "all of North Korea's weapons of mass destruction, including biological and chemical weapons and ballistic missiles of all ranges"

 North Korea, which has previously vowed to sink Japan into the sea, fired two test missiles over the island nation last year

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Japan vs Poland LIVE stream: How to watch World Cup Group H clash live online and TV - Duration: 4:01.

 Japan need a point to move into the last 16 after picking up four points from their opening two games

 They stunned Colombia in the opening game and played out a thriller against Senegal

 And a point tonight would be enough while Poland are already out. In the other match Colombia must win to go through while a point would be enough for Senegal

 Japan have made six changes, including leaving midfielder Takashi Inui on the bench, while already-eliminated Poland have made five changes

 Inui picked up a yellow card in Japan's last match against Senegal. Midfielder Keisuke Honda remained on the bench, just as he did at the start of their previous two games

Japan vs Poland how to watch? Japan vs Poland is being broadcast live on BBC 2 and is available on HD

 The Colombia vs Senegal game is being shown on BBC 1, meaning the Japan game is on the second channel

Japan vs Poland live stream Japan vs Poland is available to stream on BBC iPlayer and on the BBC Sport website

 You will need a TV license to watch the BBC online.World Cup TV channels and live streams TV coverage of the World Cup will be split between ITV and BBC this year

 Users can also tune in via Amazon Fire TV, YouView, BT Vision, Sky HD, Sky Q, Samsung TV, NOW TV, Freeview Play and Virgin Media

 Games on BBC can be watched on BBC iPlayer on the aforementioned platforms, while ITV games can be watched on the ITV Hub

 It's worth noting that you'll need a valid TV Licence if you watch or record live programmes as it is a criminal offence in the UK to watch "live" television without a TV licence

 And if you're away from home and don't have a decent wifi connection – you might want to avoid watching an entire match on your smartphone

 A full football game streamed to your smartphone or tablet will use around 700MB of data

 You'll also need a TV Licence to download or watch BBC programmes on iPlayer. This applies to any device you use

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Belgium vs Japan - World Cup 2018: Everything you need to know - Duration: 4:44.

The Knockout Stage of the 2018 World Cup will soon begin in earnest.The Round of 16 will feature Belgium taking on Japan in the high-stakes single-elimination round

Though they've performed admirably and exceeded expectations so far, Japan's veteran-heavy squad will face a very serious challenge from Belgium's overpowering offense led by Romelu Lakaku and Eden Hazard

Here's everything you need to know about when the Belgium vs Japan match will be held, where it'll take place, how to watch on TV and livestreaming, key players to watch and what the current match odds are

When is the Belgium vs Japan match on?The Belgium vs Japan match is scheduled to be held on Monday, July 2 at 7pm BST (2pm EST)

Where will the Belgium vs Japan match take place?The upcoming match will be held at the Rostov Arena in Rostov-on-Don, Russia

How to watch the Belgium vs Japan match on TVIn the United States, the match can be seen on Fox and livestreamed on fuboTV

Those looking to watch in the United Kingdom can see the match on BBC One while livestreaming will also be available on the BBC iPlayer

Players to watchOn the Belgian side, Romelu Lakaku is unquestionably one player to keep a close eye on

The Manchester United striker is currently tied with Cristiano Ronaldo with four goals, trailing only Tottenham Hotspur star Harry Kane in the tournament so far

Chelsea star Eden Hazard is yet another Belgian player to watch closely, having contributed two goals so far to Belgium's fearsome offense

Dries Mertens, Michy Batshuayi and Adnan Januzaj are other top scoring threats to watch closely in the upcoming match

Japan has quietly put together an impressive run so far thanks to veterans like Keisuke Honda and Shinji Kagawa, both of who have scored one goal apiece so far in the tournament

Takashi Inui and Yuya Osako, both having also scored once apiece, are other potential scoring threats to keep an eye on

Belgium vs Japan match oddsIn the upcoming match, Belgium are clearly favored over Japan

Belgium has been an offensive superpower at the tournament, having scored nine goals so far and currently boasting a goal differential of +7, both of which are the best of any squad in the 2018 World Cup

Stars like Romelu Lakaku and Eden Hazard have combined for a staggering six goals so far in the World Cup while Michy Batshuayi, Adnan Januzaj and Dries Mertens each boast one goal apiece, giving the team virtually unmatched offensive firepower

This was evident after the squad's decimation of Panama and Tunisia in the Group Stage and edging England in a final match that saw both teams rest their starters

Japan, meanwhile, has been one of the pleasant surprises of the World Cup so far, defeating Colombia, drawing Senegal and losing only to Poland

The team, while somewhat thin on younger talent, still has plenty of reliable veterans like Keisuke Honda and Shinji Kagawa

While Japan has performed very admirably so far in the tournament and more than made up for their disappointing 2014 World Cup campaign in Brazil four years ago, most oddmakers believe that Belgium's overwhelming offensive firepower will be simply too much for them to handle in the upcoming match, thus pegging Belgium as having a clear edge

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For more infomation >> Belgium vs Japan - World Cup 2018: Everything you need to know - Duration: 4:44.

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✅ Belgische bondscoach Martínez vreest omschakeling 'dynamisch' Japan - Duration: 2:57.

 "De wedstrijd tegen Japan wordt niet makkelijk", zegt de 44-jarige Martínez vrijdag op een persconferentie

"Ze zijn energiek en zowel technisch als tactisch sterk."  België won in de groepsfase al zijn wedstrijden en staat op de FIFA-ranglijst maar liefst 58 plaatsen hoger dan Japan, dat vier punten in zijn poule pakte en op basis van gele kaarten de achtste finales haalde

 "We zijn op basis van de FIFA-ranking favoriet tegen Japan, maar dat wil niets zeggen", aldus Martínez

"Japan is zeer dynamisch en sterk in de omschakeling. Ze kunnen ons pijn doen op de counter

" 360 Aftrappen: Messi voelt druk van Maradona, Kroatië tegen FC Eriksen Oefenwedstrijd  Eind vorig jaar speelde België een vriendschappelijke interland tegen Japan

De 'Rode Duivels' hadden het toen behoorlijk lastig met de nummer 61 van de FIFA-ranglijst en wonnen met slechts 1-0, dankzij een doelpunt van Romelu Lukaku

 "In die oefenwedstrijd in Brugge creëerden ze drie of vier goede kansen. Simon Mignolet was toen de sterkste speler van de ploeg", doelt Martínez op de Liverpool-doelman

"Dat zegt genoeg."  De Spaanse coach beschikt op dit moment over een volledig fitte selectie

Lukaku is hersteld van de enkelblessure waardoor hij in de tweede helft van het duel met Tunesië (5-2-winst) uitviel

Kompany  Het is nog wel onduidelijk of Vincent Kompany de hele wedstrijd mee kan spelen

De verdediger van Manchester City viel donderdag tegen Engeland (1-0-winst) een kwartier voor tijd in, nadat hij de eerste twee groepswedstrijden miste door een liesblessure

 "Vincent Kompany zit op schema", laat Martínez weten. "Het was de bedoeling om hem een beetje speeltijd te geven

Hij is klaar nu. De volgende twee dagen moeten duidelijk maken of Kompany negentig minuten kan spelen

"  Het duel tussen België en Japan gaat maandag om 20.00 uur van start in Rostov. Zie ook: Bondscoach Deschamps wil tegen Argentinië invloed Messi minimaliseren

For more infomation >> ✅ Belgische bondscoach Martínez vreest omschakeling 'dynamisch' Japan - Duration: 2:57.

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Japan team news: Predicted Japan line up vs Poland – Unchanged for third consecutive game? - Duration: 1:48.

Japan team predicted to face Poland in World Cup Group H Wed, June 27, 2018 Japan take on Poland in their final World Cup Group H game – who will start? Play slideshow REUTERS 1 of 11 GK – Eiji Kawashima  Japan can finish top of World Cup Group H with a victory over Poland on Thursday

 The Asian side will be desperate for another victory to close out the table, with a last-16 clash with either Belgium or England to come

 Takashi Inui has been influential for Japan so far in Russia, while veteran star Shinji Kagawa has also impressed, with both players set to start again in a strong line-up

 There are no fresh injury concerns or fitness doubts for the clash, meaning boss Akira Nishino could name his third consecutive unchanged XI

 Take a look through the gallery to reveal the predicted Japan line-up to face Poland in their final World Cup Group H clash

For more infomation >> Japan team news: Predicted Japan line up vs Poland – Unchanged for third consecutive game? - Duration: 1:48.

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Duivelse WK-nieuwtjes: helse verplaatsing na wedstrijd tegen Japan, trainingen met nieuwe bal - Duration: 4:21.

 De Rode Duivels arriveerden pas vrijdagochtend om half vijf in hun hotel in Moskou na de wedstrijd tegen Engeland in Kaliningrad, maar zondag moeten ze alweer het vliegtuig op

Bestemming: Rostov aan de Don, de stad waar de Rode Duivels het opnemen tegen Japan

België 02/07 20:00 Japan Klik hier om live te volgen Rostov ligt in het Zuiden van Rusland vlak bij de Oekraïense grens

Om 11 uur lokale tijd (10 uur in België) stijgt de ploeg op in Moskou, om één uur en veertig minuten later alweer te landen

's Avonds om 17.30 uur lokale tijd trainen de Rode Duivels nog één keer in de Rostov Arena, een stadion dat plaats biedt aan 45

000 toeschouwers.  Onmiddellijk na de wedstrijd vliegt de ploeg alweer naar huis waardoor ze opnieuw pas tegen vier uur-half vijf 's nachts in hun eigen hotel worden verwacht

Van een helse tocht gesproken.  Match tegen Japan nog niet uitverkocht  Belgische supporters die nog een ticket willen bemachtigen voor de wedstrijd van maandag tegen Japan kunnen dat opnieuw via de site van de FIFA

 Tot gisteren waren alle tickets voor dat duel uitverkocht, maar supporters van landen als Senegal, Colombia of Engeland die voor het toernooi een optie hadden genomen op een ticket konden gisteren hun plaatsen weer ter ­beschikking stellen

Daardoor zijn er opnieuw plaatsen vrijgekomen in de neutrale vakken. Hoeveel precies, dat kan de FIFA niet vertellen

Het is dus zaak om snel te zijn.  De Belgische supportersclub 1895 heeft bij de voorverkoop in december-januari zo'n driehonderd tickets aan de man gebracht voor deze achtste ­finale

Maar door de beschikbaarheid van tickets in de neutrale vakken zullen er zeker meer Belgische fans in Rostov aanwezig zijn

 Duivels trainen met nieuwe bal  De Rode Duivels die donderdag op de bank zaten tegen Engeland - de eigenlijke basisploeg dus - trainden gisteren al even met de bal

Met een nieuwe bal zelfs.  De FIFA introduceert vanaf de achtste finales een nieuwe wedstrijdbal en de Rode Duivels maakten daar al een eerste keer kennis mee

De Telstar Mechta vervangt de Telstar 18, maar alleen de nieuwe rode kleur lijkt anders ten opzichte van de vorige bal

We weten niet of het aan de nieuwe bal ligt, maar tot twee keer toe vloog er een bal tegen de raam van de perszaal, iets wat in de voorbije twee weken nog niet gebeurd was