Jessica Marie Sato's past comments

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    How is this a win win situation??

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    Wow. Talk about the determination to live.

    Posted in: Fish survives 8,000-km journey from Japan to America on boat washed away by tsunami

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    Splendid indeed! I wonder what play they saw.

    A Kabuki play?

    Posted in: An afternoon at the theater

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    She made it worse for herself by running away and turning it into an even bigger scandal.

    Well, in her defense, I would run away too considering how the tsunami of paparazzi coverage basically suffocated her and were pushing for her to jump off a building. What the media did is something I cannot condone. It was terrible how she was treated. I understand what she did was a BIG no no in Japan, but her sanity was put through a grinder. I am happy for her that she made it through the other side and is still alive.

    Posted in: Noriko Sakai makes first television appearance since drugs scandal

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    Come on gogogo, we need to have forgiveness. She made a mistake, and I am sorry to say she was crucified for it. She suffered enough and she (as well as the rest of us) have to move on and look to the future. I think its good for her that she had begin to bounce back after doing what she did. This has happened with celebrities before and they have made come backs. I wish her the best of luck.

    Posted in: Noriko Sakai makes first television appearance since drugs scandal

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    Wow, its been 6 years already??

    Posted in: Off to school

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    some14someAPR. 03, 2013 - 07:39AM JST 'Budget' Model ? AKB48 must be busy as well !

    Dude, Ayumi Hamasaki was one of the biggest pop artists in Asia for like 10 years running. She still holds a record in Japan for most #1 singles and single releases. O_o

    Posted in: Top Marc

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    Scary...

    Posted in: Stabbing suspect says signals in his body told him to attack people

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    I agree with slumdog. You might be stressed but its no justification. My friend (although not in the Fukushima zone) has a husband who is under a lot of pressure from work. As a friend as she has confided in me, I know her husband gets angry at her over the smallest things and yells at her, saying some pretty nasty stuff (its a lot of mental abuse). But she has told me herself that it is justified because he is under so much stress.

    I bet if you asked the victims they would probably say something similar.

    Posted in: Domestic violence higher in tsunami zone

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    My god... I think I am taken aback by the fact that I am reading this, and looking at the right column to see TWO MORE murder stories of similarly crazy nature.

    Posted in: Man arrested for fatally stabbing 83-year-old mother with scissors

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    It's still cheaper to buy a bottle of your choice of liquor, the mix for it and drink it in 60 minutes.

    Posted in: Step right in

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    And I wasn't the only one who just stood and watched him. I could count another 30 people at least who watched it happen.

    Posted in: Man killed in snow plow accident

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    I am sorry to say that Japanese people are afraid to go out and get involved. Remember there is a law in Japan that puts the helper at risk for being sued. There is NO good samaritan act in Japan.

    I have heard people screaming outside my apartment but my Japanese husband has warned me not to look or to get involved. I once saw a boy riding a scooter crash out and skid literally 10 meters down the road. He laid on the road and then got up, his scooter was trashed but he picked it up and started wheeling it slowly down the road. He was covered in blood. I wanted to help him but my husband held me back and told me to not get involved.

    What can I do?

    Posted in: Man killed in snow plow accident

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    Okay this is getting ridiculous.

    Posted in: 'Dokdo' island classes to become mandatory for S Korean children

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    You're kidding right?

    Posted in: Bangladesh bans manga cartoon Doraemon

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    I always wondered, do we really need to eat whale? We have so many other kinds of fish to eat...

    Posted in: U.S. Supreme Court rejects plea by Sea Shepherd

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    When will this fighting stop? This is terrible... This sort of thing should not be happening...

    Posted in: Massacre plunges Syria deeper into horror spiral

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    zichiJAN. 24, 2013 - 10:25AM JST So sad, so sad,

    I agree...

    Posted in: Woman throws newborn baby out of toilet window

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    @savethegaijin

    Yes, I am married to a Japanese man. Don't get me wrong, he's awesome and well travelled and is very open minded. I just feel that as a Japanese man, there are certain things that must be done to ensure happiness in the relationship. In Japan, women are expected to take care of their husbands. When you date its different, but I tell you, if you say some of the things that are on that list written in the article, you are in for trouble. You won't get a guy that you want to be with long term.

    When you get married to a Japanese man, the truth is in what I wrote.

    I can do anything I want (go out with friends, write, go shopping, go to concerts and parties, etc) as long as some or most, if not all of the 10 I wrote fall somewhere in my daily routine. It shows that I am putting energy into making him happy. I love him dearly and I am willing to get off my butt to give him a smile.

    Some girls from overseas don't want to change who they are. 'If he wants a drink, he can go get it himself.' That's good, and in 15 years, you can tell your 10 cats all about how you told him to get his butt to the fridge.

    Look, my husbands deals with the Japanese stuff - bills, rent, insurance, and so on. He works hard and he deserves for someone to show him that.

    The greatest advice to getting a guy is:

    BE YOURSELF. Don't be afraid to talk about you hopes and dreams and what you like and don't like.

    Put down your phone when you are out on a date. What is important is in front of you, not what is in your hand. I personally don't have a smartphone because I find it hinders human interaction. My friends all text when I am talking to them. It's terrible.

    Show them who you really are. If they don't call you back, good riddance. You didn't need them anyway.

    You will find someone to love you for who you are. Not because some list reinforced by quotes from teenagers told you to do certain things.

    But if you love someone, and they love you. You must always meet each other halfway. Each other has to make compromises and it will all work out, especially if you are from two nationalities.

    Posted in: 9 phrases that make Japanese men fall head over heels

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    Jessica Marie Sato

    @ Brian Berry Yours is a FABULOUS list.

    Posted in: 9 phrases that make Japanese men fall head over heels

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