Naomi Osaka, an icon of the new Japan | CNN
Naomi Osaka: Representing Japan at the Olympics Was Never a Secret
Japan, sponsors join athletes to support Osaka after French Open withdrawal | CBC Sports
Naomi Osaka Crashes Out of the Tokyo Olympics in the Third Round - WSJ
Naomi Osaka - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka makes shocking exit - The Globe and Mail
Japanese Tennis Star Naomi Osaka Is Out Of Tokyo Olympics In Third Round Loss : Live Updates: The Tokyo Olympics : NPR
Tokyo Olympics: Naomi Osaka makes tennis return to lift Japan and its beleaguered Games | The Independent
Naomi Osaka: Boyfriend, Parents, and Lifestyle of Japanese Olympic Tennis Player
Naomi Osaka headed for big money with Japan, global appeal | AP News
Naomi Osaka: 'No one will be prouder than me when I compete for Japan'
Naomi Osaka Is First Japanese Tennis Player to Win Grand Slam
Naomi Osaka - Wikipedia
Naomi Osaka to face Serena Williams in Australian Open semifinals | The Japan Times
Tennis: Naomi Osaka ranked 2nd on Forbes' top-paid female athlete list
Naomi Osaka gives up US citizenship to compete for Japan in Olympics - ABC News
Naomi Osaka: A year after her sudden withdrawal, Naomi Osaka partakes in French Open media session | CNN
Courageous': Japanese athletes and sponsors voice support for Naomi Osaka | Naomi Osaka | The Guardian
Ōsaka Naomi: Japanese Tennis Superstar Winning Aces on and off the Court | Nippon.com
Japan's Osaka returns to Games' spotlight on Sunday | Reuters
Critics Pounce on Naomi Osaka After Loss, Denting Japan's Claim to Diversity - The New York Times
Japanese Tennis Star Naomi Osaka Is Out Of Tokyo Olympics In Third Round Loss : Live Updates: The Tokyo Olympics : NPR
Naomi Osaka Relinquishes US Citizenship to Represent Japan in Olympics
Ahead of Her Olympics Debut, Naomi Osaka Announces She Will Represent Japan
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Naomi Osaka: Nissin apologises for whitening tennis star's face in advert | World News | Sky News
Naomi Osaka | Biography & Facts | Britannica
