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A. Hideki Matsuyama is known as the first Japanese golfer to win the Masters Tournament and is also the highest-ranked Japanese golfer, with a career high of No. 2.

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He was born on February 25, 1992, in Matsuyama, Japan, and is the most successful Japanese golfer on the PGA Tour, with 11 wins. He completed his education at Tohoku Fukushi University ...

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None of Ino’s maps showed the elevations of mountains. But he must have felt that Mount Fuji was special: An estimate he made (in the traditional Japanese unit of length) from somewhere near Yui ...