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"We just need a break," FAiL
Quite amazing to read this;an admission of liability? More to the point might be that there…
Posted in: Japan's nuclear safety standards flawed, says commission chief
Obviously the amount of these categories is getting out of hand. But of course, there will…
Posted in: From carnivores to herbivores: how men are defined in Japan
Outside of nukeprotest's random guesses, can anyone tell me EXACTLY what JX Nippon Oil or the…
Posted in: Two bodies found in flooded tunnel at oil refinery
classic
Posted in: Teacher nabbed for using miror to peek up girl's skirt
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AFP reporting; says it all really. Would have been far edgier to focus on the untold story of the massive destruction up the road, than the safe bet of selling Fukushima drama.
well I suppose he is happy by latching onto some association to say “I’m more than happy to be here because the Berlinale has got a long history of showing all those political, socially conscious films,” Atsushi Funahashi, director of “Nuclear Nation,” told AFP.
Posted in: Fukushima in spotlight at Berlin film festival
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"With slow panoramic sweeps of battered buildings by the sea, thick piles of rubble, boats lying on their side and crumpled cars, the film opens saying that images of destruction are “always difficult to digest."
Yes most of that destruction was done in the prefectures/countys next door to Fukushima.
The real epic tragedy was up the road
... which "the world deserves to know about" as it was mostly overlooked by the business of media selling and cutting from history by news editors concentrating on Fukushima which has far less devastation, although nicely preserved so easier to film later in no exclusion zones.
Posted in: Fukushima in spotlight at Berlin film festival
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...but loosens regulations on Chinese copies of foreign tv
Posted in: China tightens limits on imported shows on TV
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"way businesses are run, and regulations are enforced, in Japan"
not much different to many parts of the world.
current financial crisis ring any bells
Posted in: Olympus reports Y33.08 bil net loss for 9 months to December
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"Lesson one: Never mess with a Brit. Especially an honest one."
how do you know he's honest?....
Posted in: Olympus reports Y33.08 bil net loss for 9 months to December
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"No way will China attack Japan. A good businessman does not kill his good customer."
if only they would be good business men...again another reason for the ongoing poor relationships and yearly negative views of china.
Posted in: Japan 'should watch' China's naval reach: report
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Though they were already watching... ...just the rest of the world news/afp is catching up?
Posted in: Japan 'should watch' China's naval reach: report
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Did you mean to say "If I were IN the car I'd be scared to death."...
Posted in: Sato excited about new Indy machine
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Remember say one thing do another, especially if it involves money. Cant trust them. The main reason for such a poor view of Chinese in the yearly China Japanese view polls.
Posted in: Japan protests to China over undersea gas drilling
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A disgrace that for no valid reason the recovery is hindered because of political pandering’s to the local mum and people that are not intelligent enough to know better. Let be clear there is ZERO reason to not accept materials from tohoku that do not pose any threat as has been the case already.
Posted in: Should prefectures outside the Tohoku area accept tsunami rubble for incineration or disposal?
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they should be ashamed of themselves for not.
Posted in: Should prefectures outside the Tohoku area accept tsunami rubble for incineration or disposal?
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"The report... assuming they did one around Chernobyl, should reflect the same findings as that of the Russians."
Which maybe some of the posters here should read the many international studies around Chernobyl by people tat know what they are talking about and realise what the biggest problems are...looks like they could include themselves in that.
I'm sure like Chernobyl, the tests will go on for years as an interesting study for the scientists. But the health care providers/government better start to concentrate on the mental health care/stress/depression and support more if they want to learn something from Chernobyl and stop further deaths.
Posted in: Scientists studying effects of radiation on flora, fauna in Fukushima
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who cares?
Posted in: Ex-U.S. diplomat Maher pulls no punches on Japan
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"Korea took tech from Japan and made it better..."
better? not experienced that.
you mean adequate and cheaper? more important for a lot of consumers
Posted in: Japan losing its manufacturing edge to South Korea
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seems to be just for americans that have to re-adjust according to this article ;->...
Posted in: How foreigners’ daily lives change when they live in Japan
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The biggest killer and health issues so far and in the future post the disaster will be as a result of stress. Even stress from fear of radiation which actually isn’t any real risk. Therefore keep up the entertainment if it works as part of the picture of support to that.
Posted in: SMAP, AKB48 among 20 acts to appear on NHK program to mark 1st anniversary of March 11 disaster
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Did they leave lots of rubbish behind like the one I was at or clear up after themselves? new year new leaf. happy new year.
Posted in: Happy New Year
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"With the internet, who needs TV?" evidently the internet needs it!
and that is the major recent developments/achievements in the tv world this year.
"internet services" on the TV are the way forward and especially useful for internationally minded people although the service doesn't deliver yet.
Posted in: Hitachi to stop making televisions
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Formula one engineering high pressure tight timescales not enough hours in the day method or No accountability?
..would hope the first reason, although having seen Japanese f1 engineers when they joined the sport they did like their meetings, ..old habits and all that.
Posted in: Nuclear disaster task force kept no records of meetings
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..edit: ..wouldn't be a bad call.
Posted in: Do you think credit ratings on countries from companies such as Standard & Poors, Moody’s and Fitch carry too much weight?