Michael Machida comments

America has known this for years. Great for Japan to play catch up.

It's nice to see that Nissan is still in business.

Jealous about America again. And again...

Bend down. Got it. Thanks...

Good idea. A great time to ask for more money for the sake of... God. Right...

Normal people are already making Hollywood style movies with AI. It's only time when actors are all AI who do not need to get paid for... acting as it were.

I need a strict teacher who can slap me when I make a mistake.

Japan is a semi free country. Buy what you want and deal with the results later on in life. Good Ums!

He can't even lead Japan or bring people together or even help Japanese citizens through this economic downturn and he thinks he can lead the world with anything? Think not.

I saw the incident myself and think this was not a big deal at all but makes for profitable headlines for the DJ who was not at all harmed and who was the one who placed her two units in everyones face.

Makes sense.

Research Station. Right...

Funny. Every time something dangerous happens in Japan, so many people start off their post with Japan is so safe.

Slave Labor at its best.

Just a big lie and theft at it's best.

If it's coming from China, broke.

I hope she understands what this means for her in the long term. If you know what I mean.

Japan is so naive in terms of international crisis.

Pork content? [ red flag...]

I guess I really care: The number of crimes recorded in Japan in the first six months of 2023 increased by more than 20% compared to the same period of the previous year, due in part to an increase in street crime and break-ins amid an easing of COVID-19 restrictions, police data showed Wednesday.

Crime rates rise for a variety of reasons in Japan. Some common factors that might contribute to an increase in crime include economic challenges, changes in social structures, shifts in demographics, substance abuse problems, alterations in cultural and societal norms, and adjustments in law enforcement practices.

What's wrong with some people?

In Japan, keeping things hidden and not talked about is the norm. Terrible. R.I.P.

That's pretty good for Kashida san.

I thought it would be much lower.

The problem is, no one wants to buy Nissan Automobiles. Especially in European countries where more upscale sporty automobiles are locally created and designed with flair and savvy-ness. But, good job on Nissan to still give it a go!

So, Kashida san is [just] considering to assist the people of Japan during this time of economic crisis that the Japanese Government created over 30 years ago - however the Japanese Government conveniently have the funds to purchase Tomahawk missiles worth about 211.3 billion yen in 2023.

Does anyone find this odd?

Wow! He hits girls. What a ... man.

If Japan wants investments from what they call GAIJIN then maybe the treatment of the internationals in a positive manner should be taken into account. Plus, dumping treated nuclear water into the ocean for the next 30 plus years is no indication of a country that is moving in the right direction. I mean, this is common sense.

If you cannot laugh at yourself, something is very wrong with you. What do you think, Japan is a perfect unique country with no social problems?

So, has anyone ever thought of the prospect that another website better than Twitter / X will spring up? I mean, why all the focus on a sinking ship?