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WOW!!! time to hit Hard Off,,,,
Posted in: Jewelry worth Y7.5 mil stolen in Tochigi
One down, many to go....
Posted in: Former gang member shot dead in Denny's restaurant in Chiba
Sarcasm The Salvation Army is on American soil.
Posted in: Gemba assures Yamaguchi that more U.S. troops will not be relocated there
I have an inside connection. He was drunk. While this will surely get pulled, not thinking…
I also remember being outside of a concert venue in Akasaka a few years back near…
Posted in: Former gang member shot dead in Denny's restaurant in Chiba
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Japan doesn't even hunt in the Atlantic. It's just politics
Posted in: Japan walkout throws whaling talks into disarray
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No surprise. You should see the sudden increase in the cost of potassium iodide pills online. Last month they sold for $14. Now they cost $399.
Posted in: Police warn of bogus e-mails, phone calls seeking earthquake donations
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The real shocking point though: dragged for several hundred meters!!!
Posted in: Man killed in hit-and-run incident in Saitama
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Both sides want to keep the status quo. Doubt it will end in a war but NK will probably collapse from the inside in the next 10-50 years. Most dynasties don't do so well by the time a grandchild gets in power.
Posted in: How bad do you think the tension on the Korean Peninsula is going to get?
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I would have thought punching someone in the face is considered pretty bad manners.
Posted in: Man punched in face by fellow train commuter over phone manners
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How about a sign saying "No student should be seated while an adult stands".
Posted in: Tokyo Metro
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Wish I went. I have no idea what to do in an Earthquake. My plan to date is: hold on and try not to die.
Posted in: Disaster drills for foreigners
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Money is important in Japanese and many other Asian societies. A gift of money is a big gesture when you give it to someone. Unlike the West where a gift of money is considered lazy or even downright insulting. A small, symbolic gift of money to the gods or shrine has a different significance to your westernised view. Don't try and see it as a materialisation of religion. Anyway, I think you can spare 15 yen to help your New Years wish come true.
Posted in: Prayers