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Yeah right the plant is stable.. that's what they want us to believe.
Posted in: M6 quake hits eastern Japan; Fukushima nuclear plant stable
I heard that each year they have to pay the local Yakuza in order to get…
Posted in: Former gang member shot dead in Denny's restaurant in Chiba
The lunch time 5.5 and the afternoon 6.2 were essentially in the same place, remember the…
Posted in: M6 quake hits eastern Japan; Fukushima nuclear plant stable
At a 7th floor in an Akiba-Building, it was quite a long shaker. The 'earthquake-proof' building…
Posted in: M6 quake hits eastern Japan; Fukushima nuclear plant stable
It was a shaker in Tsukuba. I didn't notice the quake at noon, but this one…
Posted in: M6 quake hits eastern Japan; Fukushima nuclear plant stable
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doitsujin
I hate her.
Posted in: Yuko's style
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doitsujin
Trains in Japan don't run 24 hours a day.
Posted in: Bare statistics mask human cost of Japan’s high suicide rate
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doitsujin
Best: Virgin and Star Alliance (esp. ANA and Lufthansa) are my favorites. Professional service, great business class, friendly crew (not merely polite and distant).
Worst: Japan Airlines could be among them. The crew at the international check-in often does not speak English. Flight attendants are too polite, always giving me a robot-like fake smile. Definitely does not feel like coming home when embarking the aircraft.
Posted in: Which airlines are your favorites and why; and which airlines do you think are among the worst and why?
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doitsujin
How about giving people a second chance? I find that the Japanese society is quite cold and merciless towards people who failed or did a mistake. If you mess up once, your reputation is gone forever. Game over. That must create a constant fear and pressure to perform well in people.
Secondly, it seems that Japanese media loves to indulge in the past. There are plenty of heroic drama series on TV praising ancient Japanese values. You would see samurai committing suicide to save their honor, etc. - I'm not sure, but is there a real public debate about social topics like this? Hard to believe, given that all you see on TV is food and silly clowns.
Posted in: What can be done to stem the suicide rate in Japan, which surpasses 30,000 each year?
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doitsujin
I'm sure she has a secret gaijin boyfriend ;)
Posted in: Ex-soccer player Honda, wife divorce after 6 years of sexless marriage
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doitsujin
The live stream was up. Everything was perfect here!
Posted in: Blockbuster MMA event Strikeforce comes to Japan via live webcast
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doitsujin
Awesome! I'm gonna tune in.
Posted in: Blockbuster MMA event Strikeforce comes to Japan via live webcast
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doitsujin
I work right next to that pond. Always wondered how people can find fishing there cozy and relaxing.
Posted in: Fishing
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doitsujin
Cute.
Posted in: Saitama cop arrested for trying to steal woman’s underwear on Twilight Express
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doitsujin
Oh boy, can food be exciting!! YESSS!!
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doitsujin
How can you swim there? Looks like everyone is just standing around (like on a train).
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doitsujin
I disrespect people's right to smoke. Why? Because when they get cancer, I indirectly have to cover their treatment by paying higher health insurance premiums. Not to mention that they impact the health of other people when smoking close to them. And in Japan that is very likely.
Posted in: Maid-detective Saki Fukuda wants to 'clean the world of cigarettes'