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Law is doing the honors for the Japan leg of the films global promotion tour as…
Posted in: Hey Jude
@HansNFranz There are many companies making products with a much higher market share.
Posted in: Job interviews - 'Fools using a foolish method to pick fools'
I must admit I don't know much about American politics. From what I have seen, the…
damn tourist, LOL
Posted in: Bullet train service disrupted by train enthusiast taking photos
I am neither an economist, nor an expert, just trying to solve the puzzle. Olympus president…
Posted in: Former Olympus president Kikukawa, 6 others arrested
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mistersmarmy
this is a great article which is obvioulsy going to generate the most comments this week. actually everyone is correct in their feedback in one way or another because its such a complicated issue. but why should japanese people who live in japan speak english? of course it would be great if the only language in the world was english, then we wouldn't have to discuss this topic. this language / culture issue also exists in other areas such as Hong Kong, its not exclusive to Japan. The only time Japanese people wish that they knew more English is when they have to go abroad for sometime on behalf of their company and then they find that they are unable to communicate. If they don't travel on business - no problem. A few years ago the French were also very proctionist regarding their language, but even they had to give in to globalization.
Posted in: More Japanese shunning the outside world
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mistersmarmy
a 45 litre bucket?! thats a lot of water! of course residents were concerned that they had two idiots in their building.
Posted in: Two men arrested for pouring water from apartment balcony onto people below
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mistersmarmy
I agree with frontandcentre and love the 'ratner moment' comment:)
Posted in: Ryanair chief says he's serious about pay toilets on planes
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mistersmarmy
I'm thinking about getting a teaching job in Japan - it sounds like fun!
Posted in: Teacher forces female student to wear maid's costume in Akita
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mistersmarmy
that old guy must have had some serious issues. what a lunatic.
Posted in: Police baffled by Y360 million that disappeared from backyard