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Posted in: Japan court approves transgender man's request for legal recognition without needing surgery See in context

Self diagnosing mental conditions is becoming a trend for some, but not all. Confusing times.

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Posted in: From Japan to the world: How to translate a game See in context

They are hell bent on sterilizing every culture until there is nothing left of anything resembling a human trait.

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Posted in: Trump wins primary in New Hampshire; repeatedly insults Haley See in context

Four news stories on this site alone about this guy. But the media can't get enough of him and T-Mania will ensure he is the next President. Reap what you sow...

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Posted in: Kishida put into corner as secret slush funds scandal falls on him See in context

Polical theater .. it plays out drip by drip, if you had the script it would spoil the ending.

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Posted in: Kishida's political groups misreported 2021 donations See in context

Right at the end '...receiving funds from entities that were doing business with the state before a national election. Such donations are prohibited by election law.'

Now, will those that broke the law get punished? Or is this 'election law' a meaningless made up law ?

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Posted in: Kishida unveils gist of new economic package as support for his government dwindles See in context

The bizzare dejavu political system in Japan on display - different faces every other year but the same party.. for SIXTY YEARS +

Who are there people who are 'unhappy' .. are they actually goldfish instead?

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Posted in: Financial watchdog searches Bigmotor, Sompo Japan over fraud case See in context

So many scandals with Japanese companies every other week and zero actions to anyone reasonible or even inconvenienced in any way. If any of them had a foreign person on the board you can absolutley be 1000% sure they would be incarcerated for this.

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Posted in: Homework will 'never be the same,' says ChatGPT founder See in context

This guy sure gets around! Is he a CEO or head of marketing? The amount of coverage on this thing every day, everywhere.

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Posted in: Kishida unveils plan to tackle birthrate crisis See in context

All the downvotes to people who say Japan is overpopulated is peak hipocrisy. Every other article is about human impact to the world and it's the global population that is totally unsustainable. It's the awkward truth but hey, drive it all over the edge as you want.

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Posted in: Japan to enforce crypto anti-money laundering steps from June See in context

Governments create money out of thin air .. the major 'currencies' are backed by nothing but threat of force. DYOR.

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Posted in: 95-year-old Australian woman tasered by police in critical condition See in context

"She had a walking frame, but she had a knife."

Idiocy of police is a global trait.

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Posted in: Trump digs in on election lies, downplays Jan 6 violence, insults accuser during CNN town hall event See in context

People who think he isn't going to get the next presidency have their head in the sand. This guy's behaviour does nothing but increase his 'standing' amongst 50% and some change of the US voters, and that 'some change' is all it takes. Putting the same guy up against him that is so easy to throw insults at is some smooth brained action on the Dems side, they are literally gifting this to him.

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Posted in: Japan should brace for large 9th COVID wave: experts See in context

Seriously is the media hell bent in destroying peoples minds through this endless bombardment of fearmongering? Seriously...

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Posted in: Gov't considering mask-free school graduation ceremonies See in context

This pandemic seems to have triggered some strange permanent behavioural change in Japan. They seem to believe the masks show how 'clean' the person is, or something like that, because they are not interested in removing them at all. Especially outdoors everyone is still masked. It's beyond comprehension since many months ago.

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Posted in: Gov't warns Unification Church over murky child adoption practice See in context

The laws of the land apply only to certain people, and clearly it doesn't apply to these people.

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Posted in: Kishida warns Japan on brink of social dysfunction amid falling birthrate See in context

On the same frontpage -

"Court orders Japanese gov't to pay damages over forced sterilization"

You couldn't make it up.

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Posted in: Testimony lays bare soccer's biggest corruption scandal See in context

If they had paid the politicians 'cut' they wouldn't be in this pickle.

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Posted in: Wild weather driven by roiling Pacific, nature and warming See in context

The 'news' is anything but.

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Posted in: Evacuee student interns create Ukrainian subtitles for Japanese anime See in context

So these 2 are the 60% of Ukrainians allowed in to Japan that got some work.

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Posted in: Over 60% of Ukrainian evacuees in Japan unemployed: survey See in context

60% of how many people? Meaningless without knowing this.

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Posted in: LDP lawmaker quits over funds reporting scandal See in context

If I steal something from shop they will arrest me without any doubt..

They own the shop

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Posted in: 'Work without limits': Japan's teachers battle for change See in context

She says teaching is often seen as a "sacred job" devoted to children, so anything viewed as selfish -- including taking note of hours worked -- can be frowned upon.

This sums up Japan 'culture' with regards to work. Work is life here, and working to death is seen as 'honurable'

From outside looking in its crazy but thats how it is across the board so changing the entire mindset of the populace is the task... ganbare indeed.

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Posted in: Gov't questions Unification Church for 2nd time over illegal acts See in context

If something illegal has been suspected of happening isn't it the police that do the questioning? Or is this a chat in a cosy corner of Ginza about 'how can we make this a better relationship?'

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Posted in: Major Japanese utilities face record amount of antitrust fines See in context

Take the following -

"finding they formed a cartel and obstructed the liberalization of ..."

And prefix with any organization in the country.

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Posted in: Gov't begins Unification Church probe amid anger over ties with ruling party See in context

They are investigating themselves... What a sham. Lawmakers? Lawbreakers more apt.

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Posted in: Don’t uninstall that COVID-tracking app yet, warns Japanese government See in context

And you think MyNumba is a good idea?

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Posted in: Japan to reopen to cruise ships after 2 1/2-year ban See in context

Your quad vaccinated wearing double masks already caught Covid a couple of times everything will be fine no more need for fearmongering...

Fearmongering? Not sure if you know but covid doesnt care vax or not, mask or not... so basically they are covid cruises. Would you go on one? I doubt it.

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Posted in: Japan to reopen to cruise ships after 2 1/2-year ban See in context

Covid Cruises back on the menu, lets go!

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Posted in: Twitter prank spurs unexpected scrutiny of U.S. insulin prices See in context

A friend of mine at a US hospital said that the mark up on drugs sold to patients was typically about 1000%.

Your 'friend' is actually talking about the markup US hospitals typically make on every patient. For the drug makers, it's another zero or two added.

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Posted in: Medical group probing Aichi woman's death after BA.5 COVID shot See in context

2 men from seperate wards in tokyo passed away from perhaps 'contaminated' veils last August.. but never saw it was published with any conclusion.

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