JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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- English Instructor (Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe)
- Berlitz Japan, Inc. (ベルリッツ・ジャパン株式会社), Kansai
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- FT English Teachers for Kids - Osaka
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Bungalow
a photo of the winners could have made me read the whole thing. otherwise, looks boring to read.
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Bungalow
does anyone really think this photo is well taken to be in a news site? When I see people with very good cameras and wide range of lenses, I thought Japan has a lot of good photographers but many of the photos that end up here in the 'picture of the day' makes me wonder if any of them really take good photos. . . my ketai camera would take a better picture.
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Bungalow
yeah, that is if you work for Al gore . . till this news I was seriously thinking US govt does think for its citizen . .but. .
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Bungalow
. . and how many wives does a Taliban chief actually have?
and there are traitors in US army who leak information to media? >> Two intelligence officials and one army official, who all spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media
Posted in: Pakistan Taliban chief's wife killed by missile
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Bungalow
this is workplace harassment.
Posted in: Rail company workers have to pass the smile test
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Bungalow
more I know Japan. . .
his argument sounds good to me and wonder why the court would not feel the same? were the evidence by 'witness' (who himself could have been the 'criminal') that strong?
any experts?
Posted in: Man sentenced to prison for groping insists on his innocence
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Bungalow
obama?
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Bungalow
If I put the link then might be my comment will be deleted; but just finished reading similar news about how Taiwanese jobless are surviving in BBC news site. They have come up with innovative temporary jobs like errand-running, mosquito controlling, etc. (some examples were single mothers there also). Just meant to say - there are other ways to surviving. Then, another question : what is wrong with prostitution? If she does not do it, someone else will be doing it. It is the whole society that has to show the responsibility - not just her.
Posted in: Single mothers, squeezed by recession, turning to prostitution as last resort
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Bungalow
does revolution/crime/terrorism end like this? One down then hundreds rise up! Good luck to Sri Lanka. Hope there will be ever lasting peace and unity.
Posted in: Sri Lanka shows rebel chief's body
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Bungalow
nice pic!
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Bungalow
sending them back to their country sounds ridiculous to me.
Posted in: Senators reject Guantanamo closure without plan
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Bungalow
Good Luck! (don't forget - this is Japan)
Posted in: I want to go into politics in the future. I want to become Japan's first female prime minister. It could happen. But I want to do it through my own efforts and not just because I was second in Miss Universe.
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IchyaWarFare at 03:26 PM JST - 20th April
Why the heck is it stated as Japan as a whole? No Beatles stuff over here and it sounds like it is mainly in Osaka. Why not title it "Beatles remain popular in Osaka" or does that make too much sense?
> Not just Osaka - I will add Hiroshima too. They are at so many places and in the weekend evenings, there are one or two small groups at different corners playing Beatles.
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Bungalow
Japan needs more doctors and health care staffs to meet the demand. US gets young, competitive doctors from all around the world that is keeping the health services in US running. Same in Australia and UK. Japan has not been able to do so because of certain barriers. State of Indonesian nurses who have been called to help Japan is being discussed in the news recently.
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