Jennie comments

In the FACE??

An attention whore dictator, not a good combination.

@tora

”…preparation will cause no destruction the environment or disrupt local people's lives.”

You obviously have never lived nearby any on e of these major constructions. I agree with Kazuko, Aoyama jingu gaien is one of the most beautiful spots during the fall foliage season and I do hope the trees can be saved.

As a vegetarian myself I can’t understand this guy whining about a vegan tempura soba. If you want it that badly stop searching for a venue that’ll serve it and make it yourself with the ingredients you can find. You should be responsible for your lifestyle choices, you won’t make it very far with others expecting to cater to your needs everywhere you go.

Be respectable of the Korean community here in Japan, who work, live, build households, and follow the due diligence of their bicultural status. Many have friends and family in both countries and all the “hatred” publicized towards Japan from Korea could be heartbreaking, and vice versa. We learn to live with whatever the consequences our decisions may bring, but hopefully the two nations can overcome the difficulties in building a better relationship.

Who needs experience working with Trump?

I’m sorry but please don’t hang around kabukicho around 1:50 AM with a bag full of cash…

Just bad politics to interfere with business operation, a classic mistake. If you lay down the facts, it’s pretty clear that this deal needs to go through.

@hawk, so true, no need to physically enter the castle to enjoy the view. Regarding the definition of “local” resident discount, it states pretty clearly as “Himeji residents,” which I assume literally means those who reside in Himeji. My stance is neutral, as this practice is very common worldwide, I wouldn’t call it a discrimination. Consider it a resident privileged discount as opposed to premium rates for non-residents.

It’s a two hour plane ride, closer than Okinawa. Go have some drinks and share a few good words, i think it’s a proper gesture.

It’s not the temperature but the humidity that’s unbearable.

I support Harris by all means but US really has to stop obsessing over this steal deal, let it go for the best.

@Jdoe, I couldn’t agree more, what’s up with everyone so obnoxiously obsessed with reminding each other how “busy” they are? I know firsthand that longer hours doesn’t translate into efficiency and that’s the case I see here all the time. Plus all that time they spend eating and drinking together, I almost think they enjoy staying at the office because they don’t want to return to their teeny weeny homes with one bathroom.

@tamanegi

that makes a better sense.

First of all, all the twisted wording in the article is confusing, am I to interpret this literally that he somehow “sprayed” “bodily fluid?” Secondly, though I have limited knowledge of Tozai line, I’ve heard from many that it in fact is the busiest line during the commuting hours and unlike others, it is very difficult to even move once you’re on board as people come in at every stop and nobody gets off. The victim probably didn’t face many options and it is beyond infuriating thinking of the trauma she must’ve faced, and really hope his full identity is publicized and necessary justice and action will be taken.

I don’t know if I should laugh or cry for the ladies here…

This is an outdated news.

Omg typo, apologies @ ClippetyClop

Not sure why we can’t edit comments or am I the only one not knowing how to

@Fighto & ClipperyClop

I agree, this is a good deal.

Not sure about cats but my dogs never ever used pet beds, one of them really liked a cushion of mine which in turn became hers. Gosh I miss my dogs…

I am still mystified over this rice hoarding situation and probably because I’m not a rice consumer. Is it that of a irreplaceable necessity here..? I could understand the toilet paper or canned goods but I can certainly live without rice…

@smithinjapan

Another rule of thumb is that it’ll start raining as I leave the building and stop as I fold the umbrella to enter another.

Let them eat bread.

Japanese bakeries are amazing..!

Common sense, one of my former colleagues used to turn off his cell as he left the office. It was jawbreaking to see how much time Japanese workers spend communicating with each other after hours, including weekends! Maybe not the case for all companies, but drawing a certain level of line by enforcement would be a partial solution…

My brother and I got into a fight and got kicked out of the house when we were little. We had nowhere to go so just sat on the doorsteps when my brother, having money, decided to abandon me and left to go buy snacks. When we were let inside, our fight had become a lot bigger…

That looks amazing, I would love to take my brother there! Definitely added to my bucket list.

@starpunk

It was originally a dairy shop owned by a person named Lawson back in the states. Japanese company bought it and it became a convenience store here, but to this day their dairy products are well known for, such as their infamous dessert cake rolls with cream fillings. I think the logo you’re referring to is the one with a milk bottle, hence its origin.

Probably in response to the pouring money coming in from a certain niche clientele, like how they used to have lounge services for Chinese shoppers pre-covid. What baby wants baby gets, except they would rather relax by prayer.

When time has passed and someone asks me about his term, I think I would remember it as when the Yen crashed and the guy who travelled a lot.

Just do what most countries do and let them take care of it at the airport or abolish it and boutiques will survive with duty free shops at the airport. Tax free shops at local stores like biccamera and donki are meaningless for vendors anyway.