Japan surpasses the US in historic World Series viewership
For the first time in history, Japan recorded more viewers of a World Series game than the U.S. Around 15.9 million people in Japan — or about 12% of the country’s population — reportedly tuned in to watch the World Series Game 2 between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees on Saturday.
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