Take our user survey and make your voice heard.

Kakukakushikajika comments

Posted in: Marijuana tops paint thinner as most abused substance in Japan See in context

some believing marijuana is less harmful than other types of drugs.

Fact not belief.

21 ( +22 / -1 )

Posted in: Fired Japan soccer coach Halilhodzic sues JFA for 1 yen and apology See in context

Go coach Vahid!

9 ( +9 / -0 )

Posted in: Man stabbed on subway in Tokyo See in context

Yeah more cameras, more safety! Next let's ask everybody to have their phone camera on at all time! Just forget about freedom... It seems people are more than ready to let big bro in.

0 ( +4 / -4 )

Posted in: Clam cram See in context

Well at least crowds in Japan behave. Been doing it on Sunday in Chiba with the kids it was quite fun and even though it was crowded it did not feel too bad

2 ( +3 / -1 )

Posted in: Man dies after being found collapsed on train platform See in context

Police said he had suffered stab wounds to the head and other parts of his body.

Doubt this is a suicide or accident...

7 ( +7 / -0 )

Posted in: Company manager robbed of Y40 mil in Tokyo See in context

I doubt his insurance will cover this. How can he prove there really was Y40 million in the safe?

Also how did the robbers know he had a loaded safe?

3 ( +3 / -0 )

Posted in: At 40, ‘Star Wars' and its relationship with Japan only deepens See in context

Trying not to spoil too much:

Wasn't impressed by the movie, did not have the feel of a Star Wars more like a Guardian of the Galaxy.

Too many plots and too many plot holes... Poor decisions made by all characters, hard to relate or care about them. I guess they are trying hard and succeeding in killing the "old" saga.

4 ( +4 / -0 )

Posted in: Trump dump delights peckish carp; causes stir on Twitter See in context

Will this be the talking point for the next 10 days?

Only if you keep commenting on it...

12 ( +16 / -4 )

Posted in: Nintendo nearly doubles net profit forecast on Switch console See in context

If they could have some switch in stock for Christmas it would be great! What the hell are they thinking?

1 ( +1 / -0 )

Posted in: Trump comment about immigration 'problems' baffles Sweden See in context

This kind of nitpicking and over-reaction to tiny events is why Trump won

He won because of gullible people. I understand he's recently been elected and way too soon to come to any conclusion. BUT when in your 1st month you are more concern about your "victory tour" and what people say about you it's not looking great.

10 ( +10 / -0 )

Posted in: Trump comment about immigration 'problems' baffles Sweden See in context

Ok, so now is anyone going to DO anything about the actual problems that exist?

Let Sweden and Swedish people deal with their issues (if you are Swedish go vote for the people representing your views). Here the main issue is not what we do but how we do it. Trump decided to speak before thinking, twisting the truth, calling media fake and his opponents liars. He is making a fool of himself (and USA) every time he tweets, comments, or speaks on TV. He act as a pyromaniac fireman. Creating a fake problem and offering solutions to it when he should be focusing on real issues (unemployment, education, healthcare). I guess he is too busy celebrating his victory to take care if his own people.

7 ( +8 / -1 )

Posted in: Trump comment about immigration 'problems' baffles Sweden See in context

It is obvious (and he said on Twitter too) that he was discussing all the problems Sweden is having

No he was not: "“You look at what’s happening last night in Sweden,” Trump said."

Last night seems pretty specific to me, not a general situation.

9 ( +9 / -0 )

Posted in: Yoshiki brand See in context

Why are people shocked by bewbs?

1 ( +2 / -1 )

Posted in: Narita airport proposes new runway, longer operation hours See in context

How about moving Narita 50km closer to Tokyo?

4 ( +4 / -0 )

Posted in: Half-Indian elephant trainer crowned Miss Japan See in context

I think "hafu" is just a Japanese thing, pretty harmless and we should not get too upset about it or analyse it too deeply. It is not good or bad nor it is racist. You can be proud of it you can be ashamed of it or you can just ignore it. People like to box other people and will always do.

2 ( +6 / -4 )

Posted in: Half-Indian elephant trainer crowned Miss Japan See in context

There are cuter girls in my office building. Question of personal taste I guess, but good luck on her.

0 ( +3 / -3 )

Posted in: Rock 'n' Roll See in context

That will look good during a job interview...

What if this guy a rock musician, a music producer, a tattoo artist, a graphic designer, a dancer or even a banker, a doctor, a teacher for a ll I know (by the way are those profession more respectable?) . Judging a book by its cover is ridiculous. Tattoo above the neck could also demonstrate self-confidence and creativity which tons of jobs require.

4 ( +5 / -1 )

Posted in: Rock 'n' Roll See in context

Funny how people are quick to judge others with tattoos... Then the same people will complain about the tattoo ban in Japan. Let people be whoever they want to be, especially in Japan it's tough enough like this with their standardized culture where they hammer down the nail that sticks out.

6 ( +7 / -1 )

Posted in: It is not appropriate to abolish capital punishment in the country as the majority of citizens think the death penalty is unavoidable for atrocious crimes. See in context

“No problem can be solved from the same consciousness that created it.” Albert Einstein

2 ( +4 / -2 )

Posted in: The burkini, the veil, the niqab: what French law says See in context

And you talk to the former Vietnamese refugees who lived in the same Banlieue as poor non-whites, but quickly rose in French society to join the professional class.

Roughly 350,000 Vietnamese in France, one of the oldest foreign community in France and yet a vast majority working in Chinese restaurants, not sure how many how them climbed the social ladder to C-level positon in major organization but you can't really compare

Or talk to the non-Muslim Africans who are NOT putting bombs on airplanes or shooting up rock concerns in the name of their god. I am also talking about them (and "normal Muslims" but our government and media put them in the sames bag as suicide bombers, you can understand they get pissed off. Not sure of your ethnicity but let's say you're a white male would like like to be affiliated to the KKK based on your skin color or religion only?

0 ( +1 / -1 )

Posted in: The burkini, the veil, the niqab: what French law says See in context

@JeffLee can you please give me your source?

it is reporting a 30 percent rise this year in Muslims headed overseas to fight for ISIS. How many people that make?

If you listen to the youth in France from interview and documentaries it clearly suck from them to be Muslim in their country, police controls are way more frequent for them, they get harassed by the media/police/bigots/racist/etc daily most of them are normal people with kids, a job, friends, social life. Some of them decide to fight to show what Muslims are by promoting peace, universality, helping each other between communities, being normal citizens where no one should care about your religion. Others just ignore the media and politics and live their faith privately and a huge minority will go nuts (even if they were not Muslim but from Muslim culture only). If you think they are mean too us because we are too nice with them go talk with Arabs in France and see how easy they can land a job compare to a white guy.

-1 ( +2 / -3 )

Posted in: The burkini, the veil, the niqab: what French law says See in context

Easy going, laissez-faire societies like the UK and Tunisia churn out huge numbers of Jihadis. Social policies have notthing to do with it.

Au contraire, I think they do, France and UK have strict immigration policies way harsher than Japan. By pointing out and isolating all Muslims (5 Millions of them in France) as the reason for terrorism, violence, unemployment, taking advantage on benefits and not willing to fully integrate you give extremist Imams and Preachers strong argument on why she should hate the west and their own country and why they should go to Syria to train and come back to bomb their own people. There is a law each year maybe more only for one group of people again 5 Millions, the attack of Paris was executed by less than 10 "new born" Muslims.

-1 ( +3 / -4 )

Posted in: The burkini, the veil, the niqab: what French law says See in context

Black Sabbath I agree, less freedom in the name of freedom is ridiculous

1 ( +4 / -3 )

Posted in: The burkini, the veil, the niqab: what French law says See in context

Interesting...If radicalism is there only recourse, then should they be living in a free and open society?

I am not saying this, I am just saying it might create a situation where they will not feel French anymore or welcome (I am referring to French Muslims leaving in France for generations and generations and who are not necessary wear burqas). When your own people and government is telling you you are not welcome in your own country how would you react? Leave? To where they are French born in France with parents and grand parents born in France for a huge part. Some will react by adopting an extreme attitude. Tell your kid no candy, he will want candy even more. OK we have laicite in France but we also have freedom of religion, I am a Catholic by education and I have no issue with any other sign of religion (except for burqa and niqab). This law is racist and stigmatizing. What happen to people on the beach with a tattoo of the Christ or a Cross or the Virgin Marie??? You ban them as well? France has a problem with Islam not religion period.

-1 ( +2 / -3 )

Posted in: The burkini, the veil, the niqab: what French law says See in context

@thepersoniamnow So we should adopt the same attitude as Saudi Arabia? I am proud and happy that Arab are respected and tolerated in France and I am pissed off that out government is now proving otherwise to follow their own private agenda.

-4 ( +3 / -7 )

Posted in: The burkini, the veil, the niqab: what French law says See in context

Poor France (my home country) falling into the terrorist trap head first. Could not agree more with Strangerland Dividing the population will only increase radicalism and isolate a whole part of French population. France has always been bad at handling immigration, promoting an assimilation model but in reality creating ghettos of immigrants in our suburban areas. Our government only has next election in April 2017 in sight and they are addressing an issue which did not exist last year. I am wondering how people are wearing burkini on the beach ( a few hundreds at most and will be much more in the future after this fuss) and we make headline news and are (rightfully so) ridiculed in the world for our attitude. We have real issues in France about unemployment, tax evasion, social security, education but no!! Terrorism, insecurity that will get the vote from the bigot!

-2 ( +7 / -9 )

Posted in: Djokovic finally wins French Open See in context

What a great champion!

0 ( +2 / -2 )

Posted in: Heroes face consequences in Batman v Superman clash for justice See in context

Guys come on it's just a movie based on a comic. And to answer the fight would be short, no it would not. Superman is the ultimate nice guy he would not kill another guy for no reason (Ok, he killed Zod but he has his reasons). Batman explains it himself, biggest weakness of superman is that deep down Clark Kent is a nice guy and Bruce Wayne is a bad guy. Also, yes kryptonite and Batman is the best detective on the planet don't forget! Just to say looking forward to that flick!!!

0 ( +0 / -0 )

Posted in: Japanese tourist says guide in India raped her See in context

“After such incidents tourism is the first casualty,".... Really? How about the women who got rapped and murdered as first casualty??

1 ( +1 / -0 )

Posted in: Tokyo police raid 4 stores selling 'dangerous drugs' See in context

Why do people want to get high anyway? If life so bad that you want to escape it by smoking leaves and getting off your face?

Well they are some records of people getting high more than 3000 years ago. I don't think people gets high to escape life but rather to be more connected to it

2 ( +6 / -4 )

Recent Comments

Popular

Articles, Offers & Useful Resources

A mix of what's trending on our other sites


©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.