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  • imacat at 10:53 AM JST - 12th June

    Even when Japanese catch so-called "Tuchi whale" off coast of Japan, Australians complain.

    So is that why Japan has to go to the Antarctic to grab more whales? Be realistic... if Japan did its whaling in adjacent seas (as Iceland and Norway do) then complaints from Australia would melt away.…

    Posted in Fukuda, Rudd agree whaling will not undermine bilateral ties at 10:53 AM JST - 12th June

  • imacat at 10:40 AM JST - 12th June

    I am an ordinary person interested in this issue. I post here from time to time. My views are different to Greenpeace because I think it's fine for Japan to take whale's in the seas around Japan. I object to Japan's Antarctic whaling.

    How about you?

    Moderator: Readers, please do…

    Posted in Fukuda, Rudd agree whaling will not undermine bilateral ties at 10:40 AM JST - 12th June

  • imacat at 10:19 AM JST - 12th June

    how many whales do you think is needed for whale meat in Japan.

    Are you suggesting that the whales in the seas around Japan aren't enough?

    Posted in Fukuda, Rudd agree whaling will not undermine bilateral ties at 10:19 AM JST - 12th June

  • imacat at 09:53 AM JST - 12th June

    Japan could solve this in an instant by giving up their ridiculously outdated Victorian-style annual expeditions to the Antarctic to grab whales.

    According to their own data there are an abundance of whales in the seas around Japan... why do they need additional whales from the Antarctic? Especially when these…

    Posted in Fukuda, Rudd agree whaling will not undermine bilateral ties at 09:53 AM JST - 12th June

  • imacat at 11:08 PM JST - 8th June

    It raises the question... why do Iceland and Norway take whales in their coastal waters or adjacent seas whereas Japan demands to take whales from its local waters and ALSO the Antarctic?

    Why is Japan so special that it needs additional whales from the Antarctic?

    Is the need to "preserve…

    Posted in Icelandic whaler defends whale meat exports to Japan at 11:08 PM JST - 8th June

  • imacat at 11:21 PM JST - 6th June

    The fin whale is regarded as an endangered species.

    Japan takes fin whales... guess where... in the Antarctic.

    How about that! They demand to take an endangered species from a delicate and precious environment on the other side of the globe, all in order to preserve their food culture! What…

    Posted in Icelandic whaler defends whale meat exports to Japan at 11:21 PM JST - 6th June

  • imacat at 01:00 AM JST - 4th June

    I'm not sure exactly what the proximity to Japan has to do with anything.

    You missed the question, so just to ask again:

    Wouldn't you think that was pretty arrogant to claim a "food culture" that stretched so far?

    I mean, if my country was demanding to help itself to…

    Posted in Iceland, Norway resume whale meat exports to Japan at 01:00 AM JST - 4th June

  • imacat at 10:57 PM JST - 3rd June

    Hunting and eating whales is just the same as hunting and eating any other wild animal as far as I can see. As long as the whale populations and managed properly and maintained at a healthy level, I really don't see what all the fuss is about. What is so…

    Posted in Iceland, Norway resume whale meat exports to Japan at 10:57 PM JST - 3rd June

  • imacat at 10:49 PM JST - 3rd June

    At least Iceland and Norway have the good sense to do their whaling in the seas in their neck of the woods.

    We don't see Iceland or Norway organizing Victorian-era style expeditions to the Antarctic to grab whales... indeed many people wonder why Japan organizes these marathon voyages to a…

    Posted in Iceland, Norway resume whale meat exports to Japan at 10:49 PM JST - 3rd June

  • imacat at 10:21 AM JST - 2nd June

    After all that the poor guy ended up getting a second-hand Nissan March!!

    I thought this article was going to end up with him scoring a sweet deal on a Skyline or a MarkX.

    Maybe he could try to "pimp his ride" but, with a Nissan March, it's a bit…

    Posted in Buying a used car in Japan -- what to keep in mind at 10:21 AM JST - 2nd June

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