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I am also in Chiba within spitting distance of Ibaragi & felt it but it was…
Posted in: M6 quake hits eastern Japan; Fukushima nuclear plant stable
In a way, I'm relieved that the plant is stable ... But more importantly, I sincerely…
Posted in: M6 quake hits eastern Japan; Fukushima nuclear plant stable
May be this, I have just found it. http://www.tmz.com/2012/02/13/whitney-houston-alcohol-hotel-room-drugs-alcohol-heineken-champagne-xanax/#.Tzl0dFF3XTo http://www.tmz.com/2012/02/13/whitney-houston-cause-of-death-prescription-drugs-drowning-atlanta/#.TzlfqIGVrUA
Okay ... I know I can't afford it ... but wonder how much the Spa Tokyo…
Posted in: Palace Hotel Tokyo to open May 17
nice drive in the mountains. At night you may see some wildlife! I often see deer,…
Posted in: My frugal Valentine: Romance in a recession
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Good idea. Moving out after 7 years in Japan wa very stressful. I was so busy dealing with so many things that I could not enjoy my last weeks in that great country. This book could have helped me...
Posted in: The Stress-Free Guide to Leaving Japan
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Well, there are some hundred thousands brazilians living in Japan and 2 million nikkei living in Brazil. Those with a Brazilian passport need a visa just to be on transfer in the US. Besides, when you are on transfer in the US you can lose 4 or more hours (having to go through immigration and be considered a terrorist until you prove otherwise), that for business travelers are quite valuable.
Posted in: ANA and TAM Airlines announce code-sharing agreement
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If dolphins were as smart as some claim them to be, they wouldn't return every year to the same spot, just to be killed.
Posted in: Dolphins caught, not killed, in Taiji cove: Sea Sheperd
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"a Brazilian of Japanese descent What type of passport does this person carry?"
Obviously, at least a Brazilian one. Being of Japanese descent give them a special status of residence. I have been in Japan for seven years, and seldomly seen or heard about Afghans. They should be very easy to identify here, unless they are Japanese posing as Afghans to confuse the police and make the story believable to the Japanese audience.
Posted in: Where, oh where has my little car gone?
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Funny, in Argentinean newspapers they are saying it will be Pekerman. They must be wrong.
Posted in: Italy's Zaccheroni appointed Japan soccer coach
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Japanese society has traditionally punished with death to their meanest citizens. I think it is a good thing for the public to see these facilities and listen to the inmates. It is necessary for all of us to have the more possible information in order to judge whether it is good or bad to have the death penalty.
Posted in: Execution chamber at Tokyo Detention House opened to media
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These bands of bad monkeys (two that wait outside, one that enters to steal food and attack the resident) are just the tip of the iceberg of a revolution that has already started. The monkey revolution is coming!
Posted in: 23 injured by monkeys in Shizuoka
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In return, I can say there are some names in Japanese that sound very funny in Spanish. The funniest is Kaga Mariko, which means Faggot Sh*t
Posted in: The Biographical Dictionary of Notable Figures with Hilarious Names
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Good news. I was wondering when they were going to do it, because fuel price has stabilized around 90$.
I agree with everybody else that is asking for an "all inclusive" price. 10 years ago shops were forced to publish the final price, including tax, in order to give customers all the information about how much they are going to pay. The government could do the same with plane tickets. I really don't care if they use the money to buy fuel. Just tell me the final price.
Posted in: ANA to reduce fuel surcharge from October
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People here confess even if they are not guilty. Abuse can be proved, but just "touching" is much more difficult to prove. My wife works with small children and she is always kissing and hugging them. At first mothers were surprised and now fully accept it, but I always thought that if instead of her it was me the one to kiss and hug their daughters they would not be so happy.
Posted in: Nursery school head charged with molesting 4-year-old girl
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The basic probles is that a lot of people think there is an easy way to get in shape, better the golf swing or learning a language. If we depart from the premise "it is going to get time, sweat and tears", so much people would be less disappointed...
Posted in: Majority of weight-loss products fail to cut kilos
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Great development! Remember it is the only airline that offers this. Therefore, 1000 yen does not seem too much.
Posted in: ANA becomes 1st airline to make draft beer available in-flight
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I watched a couple of matches and it does not seem to be so much of a "team" there. Ichiro is the only star that team has and I admire not only his dedication but his loyalty.
Posted in: Ichiro depressed by another lost Mariners season
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In my case (male), I am the one taking care of the family finances. We earn more than we spend (which is below average), but we usually do things as a family, so all of us "enjoy" the money. If one wants to go out alone with friends is OK, but we do not have a budget for that.
I never understood why men, being away from home all day, want to spend the night with their co-workers and the weekends playing golf with their bosses.
Posted in: The shrinking state of Japanese salarymen's pocket money
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Great game it was. This was one of the few tournaments where you can say "the best team won". The bulk of good football Spain produced during this tournament was far beyond what any other team did (except for Germany, maybe). Holland was a fighting rival, with few ideas but with a world cup final attitude. Maybe they are now asking themselves "Why were we so cheap? We could have played as we know. We could have...". Spain took the risks, played the football it knows it can play and in the end got its reward. Viva España!
Posted in: Iniesta scores in extra time to give Spain World Cup
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I really like the idea and it seems to be a profitable one...
Posted in: Going bananas
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I am one of those that has decded to press the mute button. I realized that I could not listen to any sound from the field that was not the vuvus. Check yourselves: is any other game you can hear voices, the sound of the foot kicking the ball, the fans´ expressions, coaches´ shouts, etcetera. Here, I can hear nothing. I heard players, coaches, spectators and tv watchers are complaining a lot. This just have started, I dont think anyone can live a month of vuvus...
Posted in: Constant drone of vuvuzelas killing World Cup atmosphere
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The WC is full of surprises. The pool is difficult, yes, but anything can happen. Go Japan! Lose the final match against Argentina!
Posted in: World Cup probably already over for Japan
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The US government demanding rules for banks is simply ridiculous. US banks have proven to be very toxic, so the best way to keep them at bay is to have tougher rules for them.
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I guess they have to say they lost it somehow, because if they say "I still have the money", they will torture them until they say where it is.
Posted in: Telephone fraudsters' ill-gotten gains don't last long