Spydenator comments

if the news was in the San Francisco Chronicles it would probably be titled: $30 left in 2 mailboxes at Oakland condo.

I'm just wondering how a nation with a 23.3 trillion yen in debt offer 100 billion in aid to Ukraine?

It was just another day at my home studio when suddenly I felt the usual earthquake movement you feel so many time in Japan... i remember thinking "earthquake again..." but within seconds I realized this time its different. Our whole tower start shaking from side to side stronger and stronger, I remember holding my iMac as it looks like its going to fall off the work table when first time ever in my life, i feel TRUE PANIC --- for a split second, i thought "THIS IS IT...THE BUILDING IS GOING TO FALL, IT WOULD NOT HOLD KEEP SHAKING FROM SIDE TO SIDE THAT WAY" --- and then, as it started, the whole thing just stopped. I looked out the balcony and saw a huge fire burning behind FujiTV building and helicopters buzzing all over the sky. I turned the TV on to realize it was MASSIVE... i am not a person who panic easily.. but that moment shook me forever. I will never forget it.

Japanese business, long dominated by a handful of family cartels and other industrial combines called zaibatsu, used to use size as a measure of success. The bigger the better. nothing really changed in the past 1000 years, this is just the latest, tallest, biggest, thickest, most expensive, of them all.

to prevent another British invasion to the imperial palace, i suggest the Tokyo police should import and spawn Australian alligators in the imperial moat.