JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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- English Instructor (Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe)
- Berlitz Japan, Inc. (ベルリッツ・ジャパン株式会社), Kansai
- Salary: ¥125,000 ~ ¥250,000 / Month
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- FT English Teachers for Kids - Osaka
- Kohgakusha Co., Ltd. （株式会社興学社）, Osaka
- Salary: ¥255,000 ~ ¥275,000 / Month Travel Expenses, Encouragement of Japanese learning*
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- Translator
- ZAIHON, Inc. (日本財務翻訳株式会社), Tokyo
- Salary: ¥6.0M / Year Negotiable
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flatearther
luckily, I think these women are pretty rare.
Posted in: Ex-soccer player Honda, wife divorce after 6 years of sexless marriage
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flatearther
Does 28 Days Later count? It's not technically about the destruction of the world
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flatearther
If I were a guy, I would be running FAR away. This woman doesn't need a boyfriend, she needs counseling.
Posted in: Ex-soccer player Honda, wife divorce after 6 years of sexless marriage
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flatearther
Poor darling.. How awful must your life feel for you to be envious of a dog?
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flatearther
She's famous for staying in a marriage with a man she hates that she's threatened with a knife?
If this is what the media is putting out there as a role model for women here, I feel sorry for married people.
No wonder marriage rates are dropping.
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flatearther
i think there's a huge difference between a soldier and a guy who is accused of luring a younger woman to his home, killing her and leaving her in a bathtub full of sand. I also don't hear so much about these guys having fan clubs, so I'll save my indignation for this case.
Posted in: Airhead female fans can't get enough of 'cool' accused killer Ichihashi
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flatearther
B.N is nothing special, it's just cheap table wine. As such, bathing in it seems a pretty appropriate use. Now, a nice rose' de Provence on the other hand............
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flatearther
Yeah....he's cool all right. Nothing cooler than having a boyfriend who is accused of murder. He's just the guy to take home to Mum and Dad. Nothing screams "failure" like dating a guy accused of a violent crime. I'm sure the parents of all these young women must be SOOO proud.
Posted in: Airhead female fans can't get enough of 'cool' accused killer Ichihashi
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flatearther
Finally! Somebody figures out a use for this piss-poor wine. Who says the Japanese can't innovate?
Too bad I can't run off to Kanagawa right now. : (
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flatearther
Forgot to add- R.I.P Vanya. You were a great man who deserved better than to be gunned down that way.
Posted in: Antiracists and far-right youths battle in Moscow
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flatearther
This problem's been going on for some time, but it's good to see it getting the international attention it needs. Good luck, Ivan!
Posted in: Antiracists and far-right youths battle in Moscow
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flatearther
So pretty! I have to disagree though, blue lights are popular back home in the States, too. no big difference from the displays I'm used to, except maybe a little more low-key.
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flatearther
OMG, too pathetic. By the logic of some of the posters on this site, I have the right to steal a drunk oyaji's wallet in a bar. After all, wasn't he asking for it by being drunk in public when he could have just been drunk at home? Slacks, skirts, who cares? Women have a right to wear what they want without being molested. If I go to a jewelry store and see something sparkly on display and want it, does that give me the right to touch it or take it home with me?
Posted in: Cop arrested for molesting woman on train
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flatearther
I was referring to the fact that for an officer of the law it is a little easier to intimidate people, much more so than your average oyaji or freeter.
It's one of those tricks of the trade, especially for someone who's risen to the post of an assistant inspector.
If you can't intimidate a criminal, you would be a failure at your job.
Ergo, it would be a lot easier to intimidate a young woman on the train.
Posted in: Cop arrested for molesting woman on train
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flatearther
Why is it always Saitama? Seriously. Saitama is like Japan's worst place to live, judging by crime reports.
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flatearther
That hypothetical 21 year old American girl is just that. The real victim here was a 21 year old Japanese girl, on a Tokyo train.
Another thing, the perp was a cop. It's scary enough to speak up against a normal guy, what about an officer of the law? Don't blame the victim here, I'd like to see you deal with it if you were in her shoes.
Posted in: Cop arrested for molesting woman on train
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flatearther
@Disillusioned- First day on the internet, then? Irrashaimasse!
Posted in: Airhead female fans can't get enough of 'cool' accused killer Ichihashi
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flatearther
Condolence letters are nice, convictions are nicer.
Posted in: I decided to write the letter as I felt sorry for the parents, who have a favorable impression of Japan. Friendly relations between Japan and Britain mustn't be spoiled by the incident.
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flatearther
The problem is that none of these women actually BELIEVE he would ever hurt them. Why would he? They're not foreign. Not one of these women can clearly see him for what he is, an opportunistic sadist who hurts WOMEN. They just see him as a guy who made the "mistake" of murdering a foreigner. He's well-off, reasonably educated and they think he's cute (still can't wrap my head around that one) so he's a great catch.
Delusional thinking, ladies.
Still, no matter how crazy these women may be, none of them deserves to be his next victim. Let's hope this saga wraps up soon with a life sentence (at least) for this guy.
Posted in: Airhead female fans can't get enough of 'cool' accused killer Ichihashi
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flatearther
At least the Japanese people aren't taking offense at his awkward bow, thank goodness. Though I'm still a little disappointed his staff didn't give him a basic tutorial on bowing, maybe they will be a little more on top of things for his next visit.
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