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Alcaraz dresses as a samurai and enjoys with his team in Tokyo

Carlos Navarro - 23 Sep 2025

Alcaraz enjoyed in Japan dressed as a samurai.

Admit it: you didn't expect to see Carlos Alcaraz dressed as a samurai today. Carlitos is having a blast in Japan: he took advantage of the free day to visit several typical temples of the Japanese country and dressed in the traditional attire along with his entire team, even having the luxury of imitating the ancient samurais in a confrontation where, don't worry, no one got hurt. Seems like fun off the track.

In his samurai era 🥷 @carlosalcaraz visited the Samurai Ninja Museum in Tokyo with his team tonight! @japanopentennis | #kinoshitajotennis pic.twitter.com/eIobjlMo2C

— ATP Tour (@atptour) September 23, 2025

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