JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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- Financial Advisor
- Select Asset Management KK, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥100,000 ~ ¥999,999 Paid Training Commission Based
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- Corporate Business English Trainers
- ACT Systems, Inc.（株式会社アクト・システムズ）, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥269,500 ~ ¥280,000 / Month
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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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hikikomori08
I thought I pre-empted this kind of emotional outburst with my follow-up post at 12.28. What a waste of time some people are. Read the article again and do your own research thanks.
Posted in: Japanese sushi rage threatens Mediterranean tuna
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hikikomori08
No, I didn't mean everybody eats it every day. But daily demand is rampant and Japan is evil.
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hikikomori08
Here you go.
As for this
I can't really work out what you're trying to put together in that sentence.
Yes, the Japanese do eat tuna daily.
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hikikomori08
Nah, no good. Don't try to distract by mentioning something like illicit drugs.
So you're saying it's the fault of the fisheries? I don't think they're going out catching them for fun. They are catering to demand. Of which Japan still accounts for 80 to 85 percent. So yes the Japanese are to be blamed if there is any blaming to be done, and I will. Of course the Japanese media and Japan's defenders will look for somewhere else, anywhere else, to blame, when all these other places still account for less than 20 percent of demand.
Japan is raping the oceans but it's not their fault. It's those outside countries that love our food culture so much, aren't we great.
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hikikomori08
Here we go again, defend Japan for anything in life. As per usual.
Just read this part again before you try to point the finger somewhere else, anywhere else, again.
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hikikomori08
chinpira, don't apologise, I enjoyed it.
Posted in: What do you think of the quality of Japanese TV variety programs?
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hikikomori08
It's a bit rude really.
As for those who can't afford the ride (myself included, wipes eyes), I'm sure the operators are doing just fine without us. People with more money are paying for it. If no one was riding it they would lower the price a bit to pick up numbers.
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hikikomori08
Why it's on right now. On all of the channels. Again.
It's easy to entertain a bunch of 12 year olds.
Posted in: What do you think of the quality of Japanese TV variety programs?
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hikikomori08
Some of them do annoy me, but I'm not really qualified to comment since I understand less than a third of what they say in many of the variety shows. Slow down you're talking too fast.
Posted in: What do you think of the quality of Japanese TV variety programs?
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hikikomori08
Is this the girl who sings in that shiny hair commercial?
More likely 25,000 Matsuyama residents with nothing else to do.
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hikikomori08
Looks like Japan has had a change of heart on it's anti-terrorism stance.
That or it's another one of those please watch us/pay the entry fee but don't try this at home deals.
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hikikomori08
Well ok. But I'll be thinking of you.
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hikikomori08
Princess, I love you. Give me your number.
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hikikomori08
If these girls weren't cute, Shiseido would have some serious explaining to do. Actively inviting 71 foreigners to Japan and disrupting homogeneity.
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hikikomori08
Hands up number of citizens, Japanese or otherwise, who waited for their used bathwater to cool down and then cooled it in the fridge so that it may have any cooling effect outside on the dirty pavement? And hands up the number of citizens that brought their dirty used bathwater to work and splashed their germs all over the pavement on the street? What a quaint but dirty custom.
Posted in: Roppongi
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hikikomori08
As for those buying the rainwater claptrap, well that's a nice thing to say in front of the cameras isn't it? Fits in nicely with the whole eco thing. But what about the tens of thousands of shop owners splashing water on the dirty pavement and thus mud all over the place? Using rainwater? Nope. Water straight from the kitchen tap? Yep. Eco? It's just so hot today.
Posted in: Roppongi
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hikikomori08
Yeah that's what happens when you pave over everything with concrete. Grass does wonders for lower temperatures and quality of life. But Japan doesn't like grass. It likes grey, and gravel playgrounds so kids end with up with pretty scars on their legs. Such a poor country.
Saw on tv some guy measured the temperature at one place. Volumes of water on the street and how far did the mercury drop? One degree. One.
Uchimizu is nothing more than a blatant disregard for water conservation.
Posted in: Roppongi
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hikikomori08
It's the same story with most of the facts having been conveyed in a proper manner, but with some coloring and preservatives added just for fun. JT should wake up to the fact that some of its audience is not living in an English bubble, and try to report more accurately for those who do.
Posted in: 12-year-old girl fights off bear in Hokkaido
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hikikomori08
It is. But sometimes it also helps to get the facts straight. Where I chose to highlight this is a bit frivilous, but such misreporting is all over the place.
Posted in: 12-year-old girl fights off bear in Hokkaido
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hikikomori08
Passersby observe fish and wonder how much a couple of plates of them would go for.
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