Mar 09, 2022 (Netflix Japan) - 明るい未来を夢見ることが難しい時代に、必死で夢を追いかける若きフェンシング選手ナ・ヒド（キム・テリ）。
どん底から人生を立て直そうと懸命に働く青年ペク・イジン（ナム・ジュヒョク）。そんな若者たちの挑戦と成長を描くドラマ、『二十五、二十一』。フェンシングに興味を持ったイジンは、ヒドにユニフォームを借りて「勝者の願いを聞く」という条件でヒドに挑みます。初心者のイジンはヒドの大好きな漫画の話題を出して不意打ちを食らわせ、ヒドは負けてしまいます。ズルい手を使ったイジンですが、不意打ちした後の全てを許せてしまいそうなイジンの笑顔の方がもっとズルいです。
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Japan's Fair Trade Commission has conducted on-site inspections of six major food manufacturers over suspicions they formed a cartel to coordinate ice cream prices, with authorities investigating whether the companies exchanged information and unfairly adjusted planned retail price increases in response to rising costs.
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Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako watched Japan's opening FIFA World Cup match against the Netherlands together with King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, highlighting the close ties between the Japanese Imperial Family and the Dutch Royal Family.
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The number of foreign residents living in Japan surpassed 4 million for the first time by the end of 2025, reaching a record high and underscoring the increasingly important role foreign workers play in supporting the country's labor-short industries.
A court in Shiga Prefecture has sentenced a 29-year-old former sex industry employee to life imprisonment for the murder of a company president, the theft of his cash card, and the disposal of his body in Lake Biwa.
The Hokkaido Community Chest, which operates Japan's annual Red Feather Community Chest fundraising campaign, has revealed that approximately 180 million yen in donated funds are unaccounted for, with a senior official suspected of misappropriating the money over several years.
Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, who are visiting the Netherlands, took a stroll around the grounds of the Dutch royal family's residence where they are staying, revisiting places connected to a previous visit two decades ago.
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