Posted in: Why is Japan such an unpopular tourist destination? See in context
Who said it's unpopular...? Japan is an awesome nation, as everywhere else there's expensive and cheap stuff. However, it's the safest and cleanest nation in the world. Moreover, japanese people's generosity finds no match globally. So you should correct that "unpopular", doesn't fit with Japan as a great destiny for holidays.
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Posted in: China food scandal drags in Starbucks, Burger King and McNuggets in Japan See in context
China is a communist dictatorship, disguised as a free market economy. They hate Japan deeply, as they hate everything from Western nations. The chinese can't be trusted, they are greedy and ill hearted. Sad but true...! :(
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Posted in: IOC warns Tokyo over potential 2020 venue changes See in context
Why is Zaha Hadid doing the project for the renewal of the National Stadium...? She's a fine architect, but I'm sure there's plenty of Japanese architects who can do it as well. Besides, her projects are way too expensive.
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Posted in: U.S. embroiled in Japan-Korea disputes over history See in context
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