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Renowned Japanese pianist found guilty of driving at 144 kph

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Renowned Japanese pianist found guilty of driving at 144 kph — Tokyo Business news

According to a court ruling, Kyohei Sorita drove a car at 144 kph on an expressway in Tokyo's Meguro Ward on the night of Dec. 20 last year.

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