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NasakenaiToday  12:59 pm JST

They should be prohibited as it is illegal in other jurisdictions

Could tell us which other developed country these photos are illegal?

There is a huge gap between "inappropriate" and "illegal".

zatoizugoodoToday  03:01 pm JST

Oh and they offer more anime type otaku games so....

Which means PS5 offers more variety. Nice.

fxgaiToday  05:21 pm JST

They are rightist for sure, but being right and being conservative are two different things.

It is precisely because they are conservative (not wanting to change anything) that the LDP was against the proposal.

Are you saying Reiwa Shinsengumi is also conservative for not agreeing with the metropolitan plan?

marcelitoToday  08:41 am JST

It's about being pro-reform or anti- reform instead of blindly saying I will not support anything party A is suggesting because they are left or right.

I would say it's more about "this reform is good" vs "this reform is BS".

For those who don't know, Ishin is a rightist/conservative party.

85% of Rikken (national liberal party) supporters voted No, while LDP supporters remained ambivalent.

Reiwa Shinsengumi (Taro Yamamoto's party) and the communist party are strongly against the plan.

10s/20s voted No more than 30s/40s so it's not as simple as "Young vs Old" either.

source: https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASNC143HDNC1PTIL008.html

But I guess some usually rational people blindly cheer for Ishin because "It's not LDP". Just like what happend with the anti-NHK party.

therougouToday  12:58 am JST

10s/20s will just do as their parents told them.

Because you think so?

It's interesting that usually leftist people supoorts Ishin because Ishin is a clear-cut right wing party.

And 10s/20s oppose more than 30s/40s so It's not as simple as "Old vs

Young" either.

85% of Rikken (main federal opposition party) supporets voted no.

https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASNC143HDNC1PTIL008.html

cracaphatToday  04:31 pm JST

The pathetic fact is that only 16.42% of Osakans voted.

Asahi says 28% voted as of 3pm. Could you tell us where you got that number?

https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASNC143HDNC1PTIL008.html

大阪都構想の是非を問う住民投票で、大阪市選管は午後3時現在の投票率を発表した。28.33%と前回32.48%よりも4.15ポイント下回っている

savethegaijin

The benefit of having the US bases in Japan benefits Japan a lot more than the reverse.

US bases in Japan are beneficial for USA's international geopolitics, particularly against China and North Korea. You enumerated several benefits for Japan but didn't mention the obvious one for US.

nandakandamandaToday  06:32 pm JST

DaDude, that notice is the authorities calling on the people to give thanks.

And how do you know that?

Apparently SKIP is a Pachinko chain based on Kanagawa.

You made that up or you know more about this notice?

William77

Really? Because in my country,Italy which was hardly hit by this tragedy we all stand united with our health system,we praise and respect our doctors and nurses and we treat them like heroes rather than bully them.

Every country has its share of stupid people. There are also good people in Japan who praise health workers in Japan.

大分）医療従事者らに拍手で感謝　中津市役所

https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASN586T1NN58TPJB001.html

石川）新型コロナ治療に奮闘の医療従事者へ感謝の拍手

https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASN4T6VTVN4SPISC015.html

Xeno ManToday  06:28 pm JST

Not just three famous people rather super famous people that everyone in Japan knows.

I don't think everyone in Japan knows Yukio Okamoto.

sensei258Today  07:18 am JST

And they still didn't answer the most important question, how on Earth did Kentucky Fried Chicken become a Christmas food?

Thanks to "すてきなホリデイ (Suteki na Holiday)" by Mariya Takeuchi, a song featured by KFC Christmas　ads.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ldHZ2kasDo

Sorry I meant  "Please correct me if I'm wrong for using "提案"."

Strangerland

The thing is she proposes the whole "生理のときはこのピンバッジを胸につけることを提案します". It's not like the plan "生理中はどこか(somewhere)にバッジをつける"was proposed before by other staff.

And, the original text clearly says 提案 but again you say "提供". Am I missing something? Please correct me if I'm wrong for using "提供". It's no wonder your wife said "No, that's not what it says" If you explained using "提供".

The sentence is clear that the woman proposes that the badge is worn on the chest. It does not refer to the plan overall.

Yes it refers to the plan overall. It's not like she's concernd about the location the badge resides. Chest or not is not importeant to her.

Strangerland

Again, it does not say that the idea came from females.

IT DOES. Your translation is wrong because you used "we" but it should be "I". It's pletty clear.

If you read through the article you can see the reasons for the badge were very feminist.

販売促進部の女性社員が「生理のときはこのピンバッジを胸につけることを提案します」

If this clear sentence doesn't convince you I dont know what can do.

Strangerland, another source tells a female employee proposed the plan.

https://nlab.itmedia.co.jp/nl/articles/1911/22/news124.html

販売促進部の女性社員が「生理のときはこのピンバッジを胸につけることを提案します」

Strangerland

That's one meaning of the word, but is incorrect in this context. In this context it means more to offer an opinion.

No, Its absolutely correct in this context. As a Japanese native I can tell. In japanese many words are omitted, but by in this context "提案" is about the badge plan, not about previous "生理に対する理解を深めたい" sentence.

I'm Japanese native. you can see if you see my comment history.

Strangerland

Keep in mind "提案" is "propose" as in "propose the plan", not as in "propose that she thinks..."

Strangerland

若手女性社員から提案され、このフロアで働く女性従業員に生理バッチを提供した。

Sorry, maybe my translation was off. you should reas the whole paraglaph,

「スッキリ」の取材に応じた今津貴博店長によると、導入のきっかけは11月22日、「女性のリズムに寄り添う新ゾーン」として5階にオープンした最新の生理用品などを扱う売り場だ。「生理に対する理解を深めたい」と、若手女性社員から提案され、このフロアで働く女性従業員に生理バッチを提供した。

「若手女性社員から提案され」

So yeah. This badge was clearly poroposed by a female employee, if we believe Sukkiri.

https://www.j-cast.com/kaisha/2019/11/28373789.html

女性従業員約500人が任意でバッジを付けている。もちろん任意だから、付ける、付けないは本人の自由だ。

This badge is not mandatory. Its totally up to each to wear one.

This move was mostly welcomed by female employees in Daimaru.

https://www.j-cast.com/kaisha/2019/11/28373789.html

 女性従業員たちからも、

「生理の話を職場の人とできるようになったことが大きな一歩だと思う」

「同性同士で話すことで、ポジティブな雰囲気で盛り上がれた」

とおおむね賛同の意見が多いという。大丸側は今後、お客さんの反応などを見て継続するかどうか検討する予定だ。

But hey this is mysoginy because some outcry in the intternet.

sakurasuki

 So this things happened because solely all male execs decides what their female staff should do and wear?

No. Actually the opposite. A female employee sugessted this badge in the first place.

This was proposed by a female employee but I'm sure people spin this as a misogyny thing.

https://www.j-cast.com/kaisha/2019/11/28373789.html

「生理に対する理解を深めたい」と、若手女性社員から提案され、このフロアで働く女性従業員に生理バッチを提供した。

"'I want to promote people's unserstanging of menstruation' said a female employee." (translated by me)

I told you guys. My comment on July 12:

FYI, this party (NHKから国民を守る党) is mostly far right-wing and pro-Abe. Keep that in mind.

But people praised him just because being anti-NHK is cool. はぁ～

stormcrowToday 12:24 pm JST

Xenophobia. The sad thing is that a lot of Japanese probably found what they said terribly funny.

I'm Japanese and no I say It's not funny for most Japanese. It just doesn't make sense as a joke.

And this comedy duo is almost unknown. This is news because the joke was racict, not funny.

B. Jay

else Kim Jon Un would nuke Tokyo without Tokyo being aware

So You think Kim Jong-un actually would use nuclear weapons. Your thinking is well aligned with Japanese right wing's.