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I do not understand the morbid curiosity that the people passing by had in wanting to…
Posted in: Anti-Islamist protests flare after British solider butchered near London barracks
Japan needs to change their statutes about what constitutes an adult. If a person at the…
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WilliB, so far the British gov't have not released any information or evidence which shows that…
Posted in: Anti-Islamist protests flare after British solider butchered near London barracks
Why does that disturb you? What's bad about that? Because NK are basically laughing at everyone…
Posted in: Japan considers talks with N Korea, surprising allies
@ Dog Doesn't make what he does right. Why exactly is it wrong? Is he illegally…
Posted in: AKB marches on
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Fumie Yuhi
Reality: We’ve never seen one, unless you count Eiga Mura in Osaka. →Eiga Mura is in Kyoto.
Posted in: Survey among expats: What did you think about Japan before you started living here?
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Fumie Yuhi
@ReformedBasher,
I didn't notice Good or Bad signs and had never checked them. Thanks for telling me. Maybe people gave me thumbs down because of my bad English.
Posted in: Got something you don't want your relatives to find after you die?
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Fumie Yuhi
The thing that I don't want anyone to see when something happen to me is my diary. So I write it in English, almost illegible letters so that my husband would not find out what I feel about him.
Posted in: Got something you don't want your relatives to find after you die?
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Fumie Yuhi
Actually, my husband works at post office. Yes, the story of Mr. Mori is true. My hubby is a regular worker and his quota is 8000 post cards. No matter how we struggle to sell our relatives, friends, neighbors and my co-workers to ask to buy them, he can’t meet his quota. So he ended up buy some of them by himself to meet his quota. And not only Nengajyo, employees have to sell Kamomail(mid-summer greeting cards), various kinds of goods all year round or if he/she can’t do that they have to buy themselves. We just had 3rd box of mandarin oranges this month. If post office expects employees to sell or buy so many unwanted products, they should raise their salaries. Apparently, these cost to cover the quota is a huge burden for us. We have to send our son to a private college.
Posted in: Post office employees have to sell (or buy if unable to) quota of 'nengajo'