The Japan Sports Masters, held in Ishikawa Prefecture for the first time in 11 years, saw Honorary President Princess Hisako Takamado visit the prefecture. Prior to attending the competitions on September 21, 2026, she inspected Uchinada Town and Kahoku City, areas severely damaged by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, on the 20th. She received explanations about the recovery efforts in areas still bearing the scars of liquefaction, and at a rebuilt…
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The Japan Sports Masters, held in Ishikawa Prefecture for the first time in 11 years, saw Honorary President Princess Hisako Takamado visit the prefecture. Prior to attending the competitions on September 21, 2026, she inspected Uchinada Town and Kahoku City, areas severely damaged by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, on the 20th. She received explanations about the recovery efforts in areas still bearing the scars of liquefaction, and at a rebuilt…