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  • beams at 06:45 AM JST - 20th November

    Results are available through the Japan Whaling Association website as well as the IWC. Always have been.

    Posted in Australia 'deeply disappointed' at start of Japanese whale hunt at 06:45 AM JST - 20th November

  • beams at 02:22 PM JST - 2nd July

    hahah...walk past this cafe everyday and rarely see more than a few people in it.

    Posted in Shimbashi cafe booms as oasis for smokers at 02:22 PM JST - 2nd July

  • beams at 08:43 AM JST - 2nd July

    This is not a new product. We've had it at our office for at least 3 years.

    Posted in Munchies for the office at 08:43 AM JST - 2nd July

  • beams at 08:54 AM JST - 31st October

    Never seen fried potatoes at McDonalds before.

    Posted in Hoshino, Minami promote McDonald's-Coca-Cola campaign at 08:54 AM JST - 31st October

  • beams at 04:05 PM JST - 2nd October

    Putting up too many pictures or too much personal information comes back to bite them in the backside. By having less information and limited access, etc. prevents all this. Smart if you ask me.

    Posted in Japan's online social scene isn't so social at 04:05 PM JST - 2nd October

  • beams at 04:02 PM JST - 2nd October

    "no, they really don’t sleep with their customers"...but then.... "A hostess who sleeps with her customers, says Jacobson, is just bad at her job" So...she says they don't but then admits they do...hmmm.

    Posted in Bar Flower: My Decadently Destructive Days And Nights As A Tokyo Hostess at 04:02 PM JST - 2nd October

  • beams at 09:18 AM JST - 29th September

    "Once the film started, for the first 20 minutes, we were juggling our Big Macs and drinks, trying not to make a mess."
    That's not the cinema's fault. Maybe the big macs were just a bit too big for you. Maybe try a cheeseburger next time.
    Everytime I have been…

    Posted in A downloaded question at 09:18 AM JST - 29th September

  • beams at 08:53 AM JST - 19th September

    Tests have already been carried out quite successfully in Japan. The drug is still used all over the world for various reasons and despite its reputation and past history, seems to be working.

    Posted in Thalidomide to possibly return to Japan as blood cancer medication at 08:53 AM JST - 19th September

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