Sentence examples for returning to tokyo from inspiring English sources

Returning to Tokyo yesterday, he refused to address the question.

Ms. Fukuda stayed several years before returning to Tokyo, where she demonstrated women's judo at the 1964 Summer Olympics.

Returning to Tokyo recently after several years in Manila, he concluded: "I guess we are not the rising sun anymore".

At that time, Mr. Koren recalled, Japanese businessmen who had moved to New York were returning to Tokyo after the burst of the economic bubble.

His job meant that the family moved back and forth between Japan and America, returning to Tokyo before the second world war broke out.

In early January, returning to Tokyo from celebrating New Year's with friends in Osaka, we stopped in Nagano, and an hour's travel time later arrived at Seni, surely among the most luxurious of Japan's onsen.

Mr. Maeda went to college at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania and worked on several start-ups in the United States before returning to Japan to create Open Network Lab, a Tokyo-based incubator.

And the stream of medal-brandishing athletes returning to Japan will be reminded of one fact of Tokyo life over which the 2020 organisers have no control: the blistering heat and humidity that envelops the city in July and August, as well as the possibility of another early start to the typhoon season.

TOKYO — Toyota Motor, the Japanese auto giant, named Akio Toyoda, the grandson of the company's founder, as its next president on Tuesday, returning to its roots as it faces the roughest downturn in more than 70 years.

TOKYO — For years, the Japanese sushi chef who spent over a decade working for the Kim family in North Korea lived in dread of a knock on the door by an agent sent to kill him for returning to Japan and writing a tell-all book exposing the rulers' extravagant lifestyle.

Japan gives major boost to education in Afghanistan TOKYO / GENEVA / NEW YORK, 26 July - The Japanese Government has donated $10.8 million for education programmes for displaced children returning to their villages and refugee children returning to Afghanistan, UNICEF announced today, saying the funds were urgently needed to keep up with the large numbers of children seeking to resume learning.