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hahaha, Apple could not create a name by themselves
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Posted in: Former gang member shot dead in Denny's restaurant in Chiba
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budmc
Someone FEED THAT GIRL!!!
If she were an animal the owners would be jailed for animal cruelty!!!
How could any company in their right minds advertise with her photo?!
I hope they paid her big bucks so she could eat.
Japan should feed the starving Japanese before sending food overseas.
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budmc
Japan sends a serious message to major drug smugglers, and their accomplices. I've got no sympathy for death merchants or financing murderous gangs.
In the West, our governments love to protect rights of criminals and the media loves to ignore the plight of victims. So of course, in the US no city of any size has not had innocent blood poured out on the streets and even children in their homes have been shot via "drive-by shootings." Henious acts due to drugs are normal in the "civilized West" who know how to "protect the rights of crimals."
Complaints about Japanese criminal justice, which actually works to protect their people, will continue to be slandered by the "civilized" West.
Posted in: Nick Baker sent back to Britain to finish jail sentence
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budmc
Really LOVED this article!! New grass that grows 10 times faster than normal grass at a THIRD of the cost is fantastic news!! More details would be appreciated. In the US people spend billions on grass and places with water shortages, such as Arizona, Nevada and southeast US would probably find this information of special interest. Would be interesting to know if this new form of grass would be good for animals!
Posted in: Idemitsu starts greenery business
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budmc
Whoever wrote this comment about English-speaking countries avoiding foreign movies with subtitles is ignorant of the facts!!!
The Japanese movie and television media, except for ANIME, make no real efforts to market in the US. IF the Japanese media sold to WAL-MART or other major outlets, or even provided small lots to individual US buyers, the US would certain buy.
I currently have over 75 Japanese dvd's with English subtitles. Several were purchased from Media Play, but after they went out of business ended up buying on Ebay. Unfortunately, most of those seem to be bootleg copies and many subtitles have Chinese names not Japanese!!!
NETFLIX offers several Japanese with English Subtitle DVD's, and NETFLIX variety of Japanese titles increase each year :-)
If you know any Japanese movie or drama dealers willing to sell all-region or region 1 Japanese dvds with English subtitles to US, then just let me know!
A market exists - the Japanese just are not pursuing it!
JAPAN TODAY editors should proof read and ensure facts are stated, not wild accusations about English-speaking countries avoiding foreign movies!
Posted in: Why do moviegoers in English-speaking countries tend to avoid foreign movies with subtitles, while in Japan, for example, it's just the opposite?