Senegal took the lead in the 11th minute when Japan goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima punched a cross into Mane’s leg and the ball bounced back over the line and in, before Inui’s curled finish on 34 minutes meant the sides went in level at the break.
Wague’s powerful shot into the roof of the net on 64 minutes looked to have secured the points for Senegal, but Japan substitute Honda turned in a brilliant Inui pull-back with 12 minutes remaining to give the Asian side a share of the points.
The draw means both nations go into the final round of matches on four points at the top of the group.
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President Donald Trump tweeted Sunday to congratulate the winning team, President Vladimir Putin, and Russia after the World Cup final, which he called "one of the best ever!"
"Congratulations to France, who played extraordinary soccer, on winning the 2018 World Cup. Additionally, congratulations to President Putin and Russia for putting on a truly great World Cup Tournament one of the best ever!," he wrote on his Twitter account on Sunday.
Earlier in the day, the national team of France defeated Croatia 4-2 in the 2018 FIFA World Cup final match in Moscow to snatch its second World Cup Trophy.
Congratulations to France, who played extraordinary soccer, on winning the 2018 World Cup. Additionally, congratulations to President Putin and Russia for putting on a truly great World Cup Tournament -- one of the best ever!
Senegalese international Sadio Mane said "it was just fantastic" to be back in training with Bayern Munich on Sunday three months after suffering the injury that ultimately ruled him out of the World Cup.
The 30-year-old forward has handed the German champions a much-needed boost a week ahead of their top of the table clash with Union Berlin.
Union Berlin could be two points ahead of Bayern when they meet if they beat rock-bottom Schalke later on Sunday.
Bayern lost 3-2 to Borussia Moenchengladbach on Saturday.
Mane -- who suffered a right leg injury in November and had to undergo an operation -- was all smiles when he turned up for training on Sunday.
"To have this feeling again is just fantastic," he said.
Bayern manager Julian Nagelsmann said Friday that with a full week of training Mane could be integrated into the matchday squad.
Bayern could also welcome back another key member of the squad to team training in midweek.
Moroccan international Noussair Mazraoui -- who has been out for several weeks after a medical check revealed he was suffering from a heart issue -- is expected to return on Wednesday.
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Japan's government is encouraging a four-day work week with three days off for workers in Japanese offices. To overcome this ongoing labor crisis, the country is thinking of starting a four-day working week.
In 2020, the trend began with Japan's SMBC Nikko Securities Inc. employees being allowed three days off per week by management. Banking firm Mizuho Financial Group also offers a three-day schedule option.
A four-day work week was then officially proposed in Japan for the first time in 2021. Lawmakers at the time expressed support for the idea. But later the implementation of this idea slowed down. At the time, about 8 percent of Japanese companies allowed workers to take three or more days off per week, according to data from the country's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. However, 7 percent of companies give their employees one day off as legally mandated.
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If you are seeking an immersive cultural journey to tick off your bucket list, then this is the perfect season for you to grab your backpack and set off on an adventure that will leave you awe-inspired. With the scorching summer heat behind and the chill of winter yet to arrive, autumn in Asia is the perfect season for delving into the tranquillity of nature.
So, here are 5 places to visit in Asia, where the magic of autumn is truly enchanting.
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Kausani, India
With more than 20 culturally diversified states and multiple union territories, India has so much to offer travellers looking for a quick getaway to serenity.
Kausani — often referred to as "The Switzerland of India" — is a picturesque hill station in the Bageshwar district in Uttarakhand. It is known for its mesmerising 300 km panoramic view of the distant snow-capped mountains.
As the season sets in, the surrounding forests and valleys of Kausani take on hues of gold creating a perfect setting for nature walks and treks. The clear sky offers unparalleled vistas of the majestic Himalayas, including peaks like Trishul, Nanda Devi, and Panchachuli.
Notable temples such as Bajinath and Rudrahari are located in caves — a major attraction for culture enthusiasts.
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Bukhara, Uzbekistan
For those in search of a blend of history and autumnal charm, Bukhara is an ideal destination.
The warm palette of the season complements the golden-medieval architecture of this ancient city. It is one of the best-preserved Islamic cities in the world with historically significant urban structures.
Bukhara, one of Uzbekistan's Silk Road cities, once served as a pivotal centre of trade between the east and the west of Central Asia.
The majestic Kalyan Minaret still rises above winding alleys of the city along with the historical domes and arches of ancient madrasas.
Lyab-i Hauz is a must-visit. It is a historical pool surrounded by grand mulberry trees that turn vibrant gold in autumn, offering an ethereal setting. Also, the locals harvesting cotton in the fields and the pleasantly serene weather make the outdoor bazaars a delight in this season.
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Nikko, Japan
Nikko is a UNESCO World Heritage site concealed in the mountains of north Tokyo, known for its historic temples and autumn colours. The maple trees blaze in shades of flaming crimson and gold around Nikko's temples transforming the entire area into a breath-taking autumn paradise.
The final resting place of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the Toshogu Shrine and Rinnoji Temple, adorned by majestic cedar trees, provides beautiful spots to enjoy both natural and historical beauty. The cascading water of Kegon Falls framed by vibrant fall foliage offers a truly memorable sight.
Plan your visit between late October and early November, when the fall colours are at their most spectacular form.
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Thimphu, Bhutan
Tucked away in the heart of Bhutan, Thimphu offers a mesmerising blend of spiritual, traditional and natural splendour against the backdrop of the majestic Himalayas. Tshechu, the country's most iconic autumn festivals, make this time of year one of the best to visit. Filled with mask dances, music, and rituals, these festivals bring the streets alive with Bhutanese culture during September and October.
A hike to the iconic Tiger's Nest Monastery is a must for a delightful adventure. Nestled on a cliff 900 meters above the valley floor, this revered monastery provides spectacular views of the surrounding autumn foliage, along with a sense of tranquillity and awe-inspiring beauty.
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Kolkata, India
The arrival of autumn, marked by the blooming of kashphool, signals the most awaited festival for Bengali — Durga Puja!
Kolkata becomes a vibrant canvas filled with intricately towering pandals with sounds of dhaks (traditional drums) and devotional songs during this time of the year.
The most revered place you can visit in Kolkata during Durga Puja is Kumartuli Park, a labyrinth of alleys, a settlement of hundreds of potters who make the idols of goddess Durga every year for a living. There are also other places you should not be missing such as the Baghbazar Sarbojonin Durgotsav, Mohammad Ali Park, Santosh Mitra Square, etc. where nature and people unite to celebrate the triumph of good over evil.
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France's soccer coach will have a subway train station named after him to celebrate his World Cup win and poet Victor Hugo will have to share his memorial slot on Paris's transport map with the team's goalkeeper and captain.
As "Les Bleus" headed home with the World Cup trophy on Monday, the French capital's RATP transport authority said it was renaming six metro subway stations in their honour for the day.
One station, Notre-Dame des Champs, will now be called Notre Didier Deschamps (Our Didier Deschamps), in an hommage to the coach.
Didier Deschamps is one of just three men in the history of the World Cup to take the trophy as team coach after winning it as a player - he helped the team to its first victory in the tournament in 1998.
Victor Hugo station is being renamed Victor Hugo Lloris after captain and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris.
Bercy station will become "Bercy les Bleus", close to "Merci Les Bleus".
"Les Bleus" are returning on Monday from World Cup host country Russia to celebrate their victory with a parade on the Champs Elysees.
At one end of that avenue another subway stop called "Charles de Gaulle - Etoile" is being renamed "On a 2 Étoiles", replacing the wartime leader with the boast "We have two stars", one for each World Cup win.
With demand for the French team jersey surging, police urged crowds to move away from the entrance of the Nike shop on the Champs Elysees early on Monday.
England, which surprised many by getting as far as the semis, has changed Southgate station on the London Underground to Gareth Southgate Station in honour of the national coach.
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