piskian comments

Safe to say that the bickering oyajis will not be considered as a 'Hot-man'.

Good grief.

Everything in this article, including the creepy photos,will put off potential suitors.

This is the definition of 'friend' here?

Says it all.

Surely the word of 2023 should be 'urge'?

Oh,well.Never mind.

Pop a perm wig on top,and a polo neck jumper with a leather jacket.

Bringing in highly experienced,motivated and young fishing crews from Asia on attractive contracts,and treating them on par with Japanese people?

Taihen,desu ne....

Heads up,Japan.

The only constant is change.

All fascinating points,but why are they still referred to as an Imperial family?

Where is the empire?

They haven't released the juicy data,on this site,obvs.

@Elvis is here

The 'shyness" excuse never gets old,does it?

Since COVID , there's no need for such exhibitions in an actual physical location.

Online is fine.

They are great,but having to return for deliveries when people are obviously out is inefficient.

Looking busy is not a good look nowadays.

KFC,Mac,Mos,are pretty much done here now due to extortionate pricing.

Shop local,avoid the unnecessary packaging,too

Looks like Iwamura castle remains in Gifu.

If they did camping there,with a re-enactment style event,that'd be rad.

It's so weird, because Texans are generally the friendliest folks you're ever likely to meet.

God help them if they have Boards of Education!

Oh,be still my beating heart.

The title of the article tells us all we need to know.

I have lived here since '97.

Chiba,Gifu,Aichi,Mie, Kagoshima.

Did the textbook JET thing first off,boxes of washing powder for all neighbours.

No reciprocal gratitude,or basic etiquette.

Ever since,had to tidy up the stairs, rubbish area,general vicinity.

I adhere to common sense ideas of politeness,for example,no noise after 9p.m,no use of washing machines during night or early morning.

Did,or do any of the Japanese neighbours apply any sense of self-awareness to their goings on within the paper-thin confines of their apartments?

No,sirree!

Best next door neighbours I ever had?

Bosozoku and chinpira dudes.

Always cleaning their cars,always a friendly chat.

There you go.

Most of the people I meet nowadays are fake.

Hence AI gaining a foothold.

@Desert Tortoise

Bet you saw some tasty waves from Pendleton.

We were running Ford Transits on chip fat back in the '90s.

Why would they bother?

Best wishes for all aboard.

Luckily,there isn't much swell running,and the sea temp is still relatively high.

Wish I had the paper,Mr Kishida.

Good grief, people seriously worry about this stuff?

No surprises,if they had actually listened to audience responses in pre -screenings.

Indiana Jones was embarrassingly bad at the start,with shoddy CGI in the train scene,then Fleabag turned up with her habitual patronising sneer.

Middle bit was okay,then it all went tears up in the finale.

Looking forward to Peter Gabriel's record, though.

Wasabi is awesome, especially grated with sharkskin directly onto rice.

Highly recommend the Hotaka wasabi farm north of Matsumoto,the icecream is lovely.

Poor lady had had enough,and tried to end her own life,too.

Have some basic sympathy, everyone.

When I worked for Aeon eikaiwa,we weren't paid for days off,but for sick leave.

Hence ringing in sick from the lift at Gala Yuzawa, pretending the chimes were the sound of dialysis machines in the hospital.

Happy days...

@Elvis is here

We all know kanji and kana,so post in English,meht.We know you're the King.

I agree with you in most matters.

Funnily,after being married to my Japanese boss for twenty years,I find that I defend her countries culture,and she defends mine.

A healthy,balanced international relationship!

Meanwhile,my daughter,who was born in Japan,is quintessentially British,yet my son, who was born in Cornwall,is super Ryukyu boy.

Who cares, ultimately?

Whatever you think about this article,please restrain yourself.

Noone represented the human,yet alien-thinking Doctor as much as Tom Baker.

After him,they became too relatable.