Posted in: Japan's women soccer players likely to get flight upgrade home See in context
“The problem is when we go back, there will probably not be enough business seats available. If that’s the case, we will be in premium again,” the 54-year-old quipped.
Ah, they would of course like to upgrade them, if they could, but unfortunately there are not enough seats available. That's again the Japanese way of saying a positive thing without doing nothing.
They could, for instance, exchange the economy seats with the business seats of the men team. Let the more successful team be travelling in business class! But maybe this is to much administrative burden - or they find another excuse.
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Posted in: Japanese whalers under new attack by Sea Shepherd See in context
Almost all countries have stopped whaling, adhering to this international treaty. Even Korea, where it has also been "tradition" to hunt these mammals, stopped doing it. So it is possible, and the Japanese should not argue with tradition anymore.
If Japanese politics does not stop this stupidity, then I definitely support any action by Sea Shepherd against it (indeed I spent some money and will continue to do so each and every year).
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Posted in: Groupon CEO apologizes to Japan customers for 'osechi' mess-up See in context
It seems to bethe same situation in Germany. You get flooded by the Groupon ads when surfing German web sites, but the forums are full of complaints about the quality of the food. They also say that groupons have not been accepted by restaurants.
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The price of shares only matters to those who own them.
Posted in: Tesla shares tumble below $150 per share, giving up all gains made over the past year
Posted in: Tesla shares tumble below $150 per share, giving up all gains made over the past year
Posted in: Average price of Tokyo area condo up 9.5% to record high in FY2023
Even a meme stock trader should be able to understand that. did you do that math I gave you? Or…
Posted in: Tesla shares tumble below $150 per share, giving up all gains made over the past year