JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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To be healthy, live in the big city
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Teacher nabbed for using miror to peek up girl's skirt
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Japan's nuclear safety standards flawed, says commission chief
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From carnivores to herbivores: how men are defined in Japan
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Why do Japanese change their attitude when they communicate with foreigners?
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- English Instructor (Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe)
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dishdash
WTF! I dont know what these people are on even if they are 22.....why dont someone try a blow torch on them - thats probably what is what like for the 2 year old.....
Posted in: 22-year-old couple arrested for burning 2-year-old son with hair dryer
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dishdash
10 minutes....was she assessing the grope before she decided it wasnt such a good grope and i better call the police???????
Posted in: Miniskirt Police singer nabs groping suspect on train
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dishdash
Japanese have to be careful in Rome. I use to go there all the time with my gf and when I was not with her she use to get hassled all the time. Funny enough it seems to happen in Rome a lot obviously because it is a major tourist destination but it is because the Japanese dont stand up for themselves and walk around with their LV bags half open.
Posted in: Rome restaurant shut down after charging Japanese tourists 695 euros
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dishdash
I hope Japan gets it...I hope I can make it as it will be a real chance to see rugby up close and personal...if its in England I will need some binoculars!
Posted in: England, Japan recommended as RWC hosts
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dishdash
Goodriddance!
Posted in: Stalker dies after setting woman's house on fire in Wakayama
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dishdash
I agree with a lot of the postings here concerning the girls, whilst the men definitely need some type of sentence as they should know better, the girls in Japan need to grow up and realise that there body is part of their soul - yes probably a little too deep but all these news clips give the impression that that they treat the two separately - if I have ever have girls they will definitely not be educated in Japan. SIGH
Posted in: 3 men held for accommodating two 13-year-old runaway girls in return for sex
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dishdash
I personally think if you really want to fix this - get young people better socialised like in the West where (and maybe someone can correct me here of whether it occurs in Japan or not as I dont have kids) kids go to dances and things like that. A lot of this here has to do with adults not being well adjusted. Lets fix the root of the problem. I am a big fan of Japan having lived there for such a long time but this type of thing needs to really stop. In that regard I wish Japan would just open its mind and not just its door to the newest gadgets or toys. SIGH.
Posted in: Chiba man admits to assaulting over 100 young girls
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dishdash
Everyone should get use to this - here is Japan's future.
Posted in: Photo ops
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dishdash
I have to say from an international perspective it would be more significant if they visited Pearl Harbour and layed a wreath there. I dont know the facts about Punchbowl but Pearl Harbour would garnish more press for the Royal family and go some way to addressing the war.
I wonder if they will stop at LV in Waikiki...the Empress must be really looking forward to this (if she can escape her minders for 5 minutes).
Posted in: Emperor, empress to participate in wreath-laying ceremony in Hawaii
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dishdash
Wow in all my time in Japan I have never heard of this one - gropers, molesters, keitai pervs etc sure but this is new. How ironic would it be if this group targeted by accident once of the crazies that exist in Japan - that would give the husband or wife who planned this a definite wake up call - the predator becomes the prey!
Posted in: Man assaulted and robbed by family posing as hitchhikers
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dishdash
One thing is not wanting to work another thing is wasting other peoples time which I think this is what it comes down to. Fine if you dont want to work but dont make an appointment and not try. Thats just immature. As for rebellion, they're not rebelling. If they want to rebel - leave Japan or leave home, go and do something that your parents dont want you to do. It all just smacks of laziness to me. If future generations are all coming out like this then Japan is really going to have some tough problems.
Posted in: New graduates show lack of zeal for jobs and job-hunting
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dishdash
I have to agree with stirfry someone should have tried to save him but you know 30 people is a large party and that water is probably pretty murky so you can imagine the poor guy in his black/grey suit in that water after a few ichibans....sad way to go...
Posted in: Drunken man drowns after falling into river during barbecue
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dishdash
Sounds like a pretty cool cram teacher - probably made him relaxed. I wonder what his student pass rate was? Probably better than some cigarette-beer swilling oji san.
Posted in: Nagoya cram school manager arrested for growing marijuana on school rooftop
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dishdash
This is Japan - kowaii at its best (or should that be kowai?)- Chew you too!
Posted in: Tsubasa Masuwaka puts her face to cell phone photo album service 'Chu-me'
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dishdash
Isabel Lucas looks fine!
Posted in: Transformers
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dishdash
I have to say that in Asia, teens tend to be less mature mentally than their western counterparts - there is almost a fatalistic attitude to things like rejection. It probably comes from the confucian philospohy of withholding or not necessarily wanting to rock the boat so to speak. I have experienced this typ of thing not only in Japan but in HK, Singapore and Korea.
Posted in: High school boy kills himself after stabbing girl in Himeji
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dishdash
Maryhinge you have good eyes if you can recognise that face from all the makeup and mushy peas green hair! I have to say from the photo it really is a food frenzy - watch the nori!
Posted in: Fetish fashion
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dishdash
"One counted the olives on his pies and measured the distance between them." - I would to if I knew that if I got it wrong it would be Siberia for me!
Does anyone know whether that Japanese chef's book has been translated into English?
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dishdash
Well that is a bit of problem when one half is so successful esp. a woman in japan. maybe if he considered working it might help his self esteem...maybe he should consider that. i feel sorry for the kid.
Posted in: Singer Noriko Sakai kicks surfer husband out of home
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dishdash
Actually Moon Bloodgood is pretty ok in the movie. The movie is not bad, remember the sequel of the storyline the director had to work with.
Posted in: Terminator Japan premiere