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Posted in: To be healthy, live in the big city
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shouganaika
this is begging to be made into a movie, the triumph of the human sprit over unbearable hardships. call Angelina whasserface
Posted in: Moe Oshikiri releases book detailing earlier hardships and how to find happiness
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shouganaika
I was just saying the other day that pop music is like pepsi...a product tailored for the masses to consume, I was wrong. it's like coca cola
Posted in: Namie Amuro to perform in Coca Cola's new TV commercial
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shouganaika
I expect he watches TV. I could give a good photo-fit description of either the Yokotas. I haven't met them, just seen them on TV a dozen times.
Posted in: The abductee problem that won't go away
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shouganaika
died poor, he should have spent it and enjoyed himself a little more. who needs 360,000,000 at 83? buy your self something nice, a massage chair and a few trips to florida
Posted in: Police baffled by Y360 million that disappeared from backyard
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shouganaika
they should take a much bigger paycut and reduce the number of layoffs. time for greed again in a few more years time, for now don't take more than you need.
Posted in: Nissan to slash 20,000 jobs
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shouganaika
English is taught very well in many cases in Japan. It's just that there is no reason or incentive to use it, so they don't. Studying for entrance tests, company TOEIC for a pay rise, hobby equivalent of doing a crossword, travel (most likely to Hawaii or Guam) all valid reasons to study but not going to have any lasting impact on language ability. There is too much emphasis on the responsibility of the teacher in Japan, students expect to sit back and learn by osmosis, too passive.
Posted in: What's wrong with the way English is taught in Japan?
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shouganaika
the place for such language is in Metropolis magazine, what we have here here is adult journalism/discussion for grown ups
Posted in: What's wrong with the way English is taught in Japan?
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shouganaika
hahaha, no. I'm only interested in looking at her legs.
Posted in: Ami Suzuki rocks Shibuya with 27th birthday party
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shouganaika
I agree with taiko666. it's a big plus to living near Tokyo ot Osaka
Posted in: J-pop industry taking the music out of music business
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shouganaika
as for this I really dont know what to say other than hahahaha you must be joking.
Posted in: J-pop industry taking the music out of music business
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shouganaika
I disagree with almost everything you typed. Jpop is no different at all from the crappy popular music in any other country except perhaps it is even more of a manufactured/tailored product. pop music is pepsi, it's a product and you bought into it. good for you if you enjoy it. Japanese music is amongst the best in the world, but you won't see any of the good stuff on TV because to the true artists it is not a profession.
Posted in: J-pop industry taking the music out of music business
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shouganaika
you are still talking about a business. that has nothing to do with music or talent. J-pop is 100% garbage. it's purpose is solely to make money and manipulate people. Japanese music however is very healthy.I know hundreds of talented Japanese musicians who make a decent living from their music, tour overseas, sell plenty of CDs and haven't lost their integrity at all. they were never on Countdown TV and that's they way they want it.
Posted in: J-pop industry taking the music out of music business
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shouganaika
and I didn't type 'please' the moderator added that. thanks very much
Moderator: The moderator did not alter your post. It is as you typed it.
Posted in: Votive tablets
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shouganaika
most popular music anywhere is rubbish, nothing new.
Posted in: J-pop industry taking the music out of music business
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shouganaika
no I didn't. that's your little add on
Posted in: Votive tablets
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shouganaika
the squeaky bicycle and overweight popo spilling over the sides is a far more common sight
Posted in: A roundup of Japan’s police vehicle fleet
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shouganaika
"limited edition Loius Vuitton please"
Posted in: Votive tablets
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shouganaika
great stuff, remind me again in about 7 or 8 weeks when it opens here (about the same time the rest of asia is getting the dvd release)
Posted in: Stars bring 'Red Cliff Part 2' to Tokyo
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shouganaika
nothing avant garde about her, never has been. self obsessed rung grabbing media whore.
Posted in: Yoko Ono sounds off
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shouganaika
altria, good one. I had to read twice to catch it
Posted in: Osaka tennis coach arrested for indecent behavior with high school girl