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China trying to strengthen its claim to Okinawa
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China cracks down on over-the-top anti-Japan dramas
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Do you think airlines are sneaky about fuel surcharges, fees for extra baggage and other charges for various services?
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Man arrested after taking Lexus for test drive to grandmother’s house 180 km away
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Defiant Hashimoto says U.S. troops abused women during occupation
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- バイヤー(中国語圏担当)
- ハイパーツールズ株式会社, 愛知県
- Salary: 年収 300万円 ~ 600万円 相談可 試用期間あり
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- バイヤー
- ハイパーツールズ株式会社, 愛知県
- Salary: 年収 300万円 ~ 600万円 相談可 試用期間あり
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- IT機器のテクニカルサポート
- ハイパーツールズ株式会社, 愛知県
- Salary: 年収 300万円 ~ 600万円 相談可
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- 営業アシスタント
- 株式会社 天時情報システム, 東京都
- Salary: 月給 25万円 ~ 35万円 相談可 歩合制
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- レストランスタッフ (Restaurant Staff)
- Yokohama Country & Athletic Club - 横浜カントリー・アンド・アスレティック・クラブ, 神奈川県
- Salary: 時給 1,000円 ~ 1,200円 相談可 based on experience
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iWorld
It is a sad fact that these are the type of people that rises to the top of the Japanese political system.
Posted in: Hashimoto says comfort women system necessary for wartime troops
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iWorld
Japan Action 1: Nationalize the disputed islands,
China Response 1: sends unarmed patrol boats/planes to patrol islands
Japan Action 2: sends armed Jet Fighters against unarmed Chinese boats/planes
China Responds 2:escort and patrol with armed Jet Fighters
...etc into the future.
Posted in: Chinese military planes flew near disputed isles 40 times in one day
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iWorld
I just don't see how anyone here can defend Abe and these politician.
Posted in: S Korea summons Japan envoy over Yasukuni visits, Abe remarks
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iWorld
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oOW6QJfeoo
Japanese on Koreans living in Tsruhashi, Osaka and Japan in general:
"I want to kill them[Koreans] all now!"
"We will start Tsuruhashi massacre like Nanking Massacre!" [mass kiling Koreans like Japanese did in Nanking, China. Well, at least the speaker admits there was a Nanking Massacre. But she seem to be proud of it though.]
And supporters cheers and claps.
sickening
Posted in: Pro-Korean, anti-Korean forces face off in Shin-Okubo
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iWorld
drone, drone and more drones.
Posted in: First day on the job
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iWorld
Why should Mongolia takes side in this issue. Mongolia's only have two neighbors, with China as one of them and also it's largest trading partner and investor.
What possible net advantages can Mongolia gain by siding with Japan and making China its enemy?
Abe's foreign policy is shallow and reta-rded.
The best thing for Mongolia to do is staying neutral on this issue.
Posted in: Abe seeks Mongolia's support in China island dispute
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iWorld
Does China always protest to USA for over military sales to Japan?
Posted in: Japan protests to France over military sales to China
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iWorld
Does all all countries uses the same frequency for fire-control/firing radars and and none weapon firing radar?
Or does Japan knows all the frequency ranges for every type of radar China uses?
Posted in: Japan considers disclosing evidence on China radar lock
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iWorld
Japan's Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera alledged China used "fire-control radar, or radar for (weapons) firing." So, how can Japan prove that China used those radar and not any other radar?
Posted in: Japan considers disclosing evidence on China radar lock
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iWorld
Since Japan have made the accusation against China and China have denied these accusations, then all Japan needed to do is show their evidences.
Either Japan or China is lying or Japan maybe have mistaken something else for weapon-firing radar lock.
Posted in: Abe demands apology from China over radar lock incident
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iWorld
3 km is not dangerously close if you are playing with slingshots as a kid. but 3 km is dangerous when it involves military naval ships and their exercise.
Posted in: China, Japan trade barbs over radar-lock near disputed isles
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iWorld
Japan should provide proof for its accusations that China used fire control radar and locked onto the Japanese ship.
Also, Japan need to explain why their ships were so dangerously close to a routine Chinese naval exercise?
Posted in: China, Japan trade barbs over radar-lock near disputed isles
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iWorld
complaint to JOC is ineffective and maybe even useless. They are the same old-boy club. What these brave women needs to do is to SUE! That will probably be the only way for real and effective change for now and the future of these type of behaviors.
Posted in: Japan's female Olympic judokas say coaches beat them
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iWorld
Gokai
Other countries really can't demand what Japan must do or not do. They only can responds to Japan's actions. It is up to the Japanese to find their humanity and dignity in themselves to show they are truly and sincerely regretted the atrocities they have committed in the past. (A hint: visit shrines that links to pass aggressions and/or have war criminals in them is not one of the way)
Posted in: Abe visits Meiji Shrine in apparent rightist appeal
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iWorld
And this is one of the many valid reason why other nations keep asking Japan to truly and sincerely apologize for the atrocities it have committed, even as people on these forums have said Japan have apologized before and have apologized enough.
Actions speaks louder than words: and it is these actions that keep the bad wounds in Asia from being healed.
Posted in: Abe visits Meiji Shrine in apparent rightist appeal
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iWorld
They can bow and apologize but they don't really mean it anyway.
The only way to bring about change is sue the bleep out of the ones responsible.
Posted in: Hashimoto apologizes to parents of student who killed himself
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iWorld
Because this is not about him. This is about Japan still believing that it is the major power in East Asia and that it can demand South Korea to do as it please like in the past. However, now that South Korea have its own independent foreign policy(something Japan lacks) and it have grown economically and politically so it doesn't have to do as Japan say anymore.
Posted in: S Korean court rejects Japan extradition request for Chinese arsonist
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iWorld
This is a typical "not see the forest for the trees" type of report.
Yes, there are non-competitive investors in China have to leave, but the general trends is higher tech and services investors are moving in.
Posted in: China less attractive to Japanese firms - but not because of riots
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iWorld
And yet, China will become one of the largest, if not the largest, FDI recipient this year, above USA.
Total FDI into China for the first 10 months of 2012 was $91.74 billion.
"For the first time since 2003, China has surpassed the United States as the world’s largest recipient of global foreign direct investment (FDI)." --From Forbes.com
Because for every Shukan Asahi that can't compete in China anymore because their business is based only cheap labors, there are others like GM are investing Billions into china to build cars.
Posted in: China less attractive to Japanese firms - but not because of riots
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iWorld
It is not the number of parties, but the people and the society.
Posted in: Does Japan need a political "third force" to challenge the ruling Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) and the main opposition Liberal -Democratic Party (LDP)?