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The US has already dramatically reduced it's nuclear weapons down to only about 1,500 from a…
This might be out of line, but maybe this isn't an accident. Anyone who visits this…
I was reading about this earlier on ex-skf the "radioactive" crushed stone from the stone pit…
Posted in: Gov't panel discusses contaminated crushed stone used in buildings
Japanese seem to have this obsession with putting things into little boxes and categorizing things down…
Posted in: From carnivores to herbivores: how men are defined in Japan
You can't really blame this on the parents being young. Parents of all ages abuse, neglect…
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The one thing that irritates me the most is when people put their bags on the seats. Bags go on the racks or the floor not the seats. What amazes me more is that the train staff will tell you not to use your phone on the train but won
t say a thing to the people who put their bags on the seats. These people didnt pay for two seats. If you have a ticket you should get a seat.Posted in: Do it at home: Train manners in Japan
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He probably felt that she was having a hard time and decided to stick around and support her. 6 years later he got the picture. He sounds like a patient and caring individual. She sounds like a spoiled, selfish, and controlling "you know what." Unfortunately, he
ll never see his child again. Thats sad. He might have been a good father.Posted in: Ex-soccer player Honda, wife divorce after 6 years of sexless marriage
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Japanese women do love their fur...
Posted in: Fur of the Year
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What kind of dishes are we talking about?
Posted in: Tokyo crowned new gourmet capital by Michelin
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If the moped had the turning arrow then the truck driver is at fault. Perhaps he tried to run the light. Something that is quite common in Japan. If the moped made the turn on a green without the arrow then the moped driver is at fault. Hopefully there are some trustworthy witnesses. If it was one these bosazoku`s...well...they are always running lights anyway. Getting hit is bound to happen.
Posted in: 15-year-old girl killed after moped collides with truck
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Sick. People have to be careful and always keep an eye on their surroundings. Disturbing and very sad.
Posted in: Police widen search for Hiraoka’s killer as grisly details emerge
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“What worries me most is that the history of the past will gradually be forgotten,” he said
Most people don`t know the truth anyway.
Posted in: Tens of thousands cheer emperor's 20th year on throne
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10 million isn
t enough to be killing yourself or anyone else over. This behaviour seems to be quite common in Japan. The whole shame culture and I cant talk about my problems attitude has worn thin. Sillyness.Posted in: Woman arrested for killing 9-year-old son in Nagoya hotel
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Why didn`t JT have an article about the fight results? No news at all. Weird...
Posted in: Blockbuster MMA event Strikeforce comes to Japan via live webcast
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Wow! endless debating about whether people should have healthcare or not. Sounds like a no brainer. How many have suffered or died or required medical attention during this ridiculous debate? The citizens of all countries should be demanding more from their politicians. Afterall, they are supposed to be working for you.
Posted in: House health care bill has nowhere to go in Senate
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If you grab a person who you thought was Ichihashib but ended up being someone else you mind find yourself in crap with the cops as this is assault. But the initial reaction would be to apprehend the person.
Posted in: If you saw someone you thought was murder suspect Tatsuya Ichihashi on the street, in a restaurant or on a train, for example, realistically speaking, what would you do?
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A 24 hr. subway service in Japan is just too logical. The system has been set and nothing will change.
Posted in: Last train blues
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Impressive! He must be loaded to cover the costs plus deal with all the other problems.
Posted in: Minoru Saito restarts record solo circumnavigation
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One sixth of the world
s population are hungry? WoW! Aside from the food thought, I cant even imagine the sad and dispicable living conditions these people have to deal with. It`s not like these people are waking up in a nice house with all the gadgets and then looking in the fridge to find no food. Most of these people have to also worry about war, death, health, shelter, education, family, proper clothing etc. not just food. These problems are a result of failed politics. Sad state of affairs.Posted in: World Food Program says 1.02 billion people hungry
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Thank god she postponed the show. Horrible music!
Posted in: Beyonce postpones Malaysia show amid Muslim criticism
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Japan is a very hypocritcal country.
Posted in: Why do you think successive Japanese governments have refused to sign the 1980 Hague Convention on International Child Abduction, which seeks to ensure that the rights of access of both parents are protected?
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Good on Rio. The Brazilian people will open their arms to the rest of the world. Great news.
Posted in: Rio wins bid for 2016 Olympics; Tokyo eliminated in 2nd round
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You don`t have to be great looking to be a model you just need to have a certain look.
Posted in: Dante peaks
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Everyone seems to have missed the point. In Japan you have absolutely no rights to see your kids or receive support from the authorities. Especially if you
re a NJ. Bringing children back to Japan after a divorce would be more acceptable if the Japanese parent actually kept their side of the deal. These actions are done with the intent to hide the kids from the foreign parent. Its very obvious. Just look at the laws in Japan and the countless cases that are ongoing regarding Japanese abduction. Nothing is ever settled. Some fathers have been fighting for over a decade. Kids wouldn`t even know who he is. Ridiculous! I hope there are mass protests to get these lazy foreign bureaucrats off their butts and fix this problem once and for all. Enough!!!Posted in: American father arrested in Japan had asked Tennessee court for help
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Interesting...I just read the other day that Japan had the highest rating for health care out of all other developed countries.
Posted in: Japan’s medical infrastructure crumbling