Wednesday February 15, 2012

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It's glitzy to think young. But in Japan, it might be more profitable to look to the silver set.

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Michael Zielenziger, a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley. He says Japanese older than 55 possess the vast majority of the wealth in today’s Japan and have tremendous marketplace power. (Nikkei Weekly)

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The thing I'd come to believe was good and useful to society turned out to be useless and caused everybody trouble. I feel a deep sense of remorse.

We're bored. We have nothing to do. I don't have anything to say to my husband anymore. It's much better to come here than just sit in the house watching TV all day. We need some excitement, too.

It’s fine to go around with a Geiger counter and see if your child’s playground is radioactive, but how do you go from that to getting the laws to change so that this kind of thing can’t happen again?

The reason people aren't spending is because they are worried about the pension system and fear for their future. If we fix that, then they will be more confident to spend and that will boost the economy.

U.S. cars do not fit Japan's market or Japanese consumers' requirements because of size, high fuel consumption and higher prices. They need to have a line-up that suits Japanese consumers' preferences.

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