Trapped comments

I applaud your^^^^ longing for more realistic sentencing for brutal crimes, yet these drugs are brutal to whole societies, so 9 years sets a nice example, but don't discount the danger of the act committed.

That^^^^, and dust it for prints.

And this is why I love Japan!

Velius, you can't then also fail to mention the fish factory ships, surely decimating oceans globally.

Pfft. That's not crowded. Katagai on any weekend is crowded. You wouldn't believe the crowds! Surfing, the sport of kings... pfft. Not here.

Umm, guns exist in Japan. Shotguns being one of the easiest to be licensed for. But these stiffs (RIP) are from Aichi. Yakuza.

^^^ Really?, this is the best that I can see;

"K Class - Mini

Duration Varies · 4870JPY / Day"

R.I.P.

"An eye for an eye" seems so justified.

I question the term, "on the back seat". What?, was she tied up?

Thanks Sir Bentley, I missed that. Golden!

^^^Indeed. Kudos to George Lloyd.

^^^ only because the locals can be so fastidious about following the law.

I agree with Vanessa. Having spent a considerable amount of time on the roads of Japan, I've seen heaps, been assaulted (to his demise, but cops didn't chase him up to my knowledge), and have no respect for other drivers or the cops. Mostly don't see cops until after an event. Yet phone use, drunk driving, unrestrained kids, etc, etc is rampant on the blacktop.

Drive safe out there hombres, try not to piss people off, and deffo get a dashcam!

Jim, on my marikart excursion, 2 of the other 6 'drivers' were Singaporean 'paper driver' ladies, one following the other, sometimes swapping position, always crashing into the back of the other whenever it wasn't pedal to the metal. I don't know how they survived the afternoon.

My Japanese buddies hadn't heard of it and loved it! They are very much left field though.

I rode them. They were fun. They were dangerous. Their day has come and gone. Farewell Marikart.

Look at the crowds!!

Weird, but it sounds like the perp knew what they were doing...

J-Cops... You are obliged to hand in any find exceeding 500 yen.

Have handed in purses and wallets before, but the hassle of having to explain how you didn't steal it is real.

Edit^^ I meant deaths, not infections.

And most of the infections in Australia have come off of the cruise vessels at berth, or foreigners ignorant of/intent on spreading this horror.

^^^ Yes, yes I do. And good luck with that.

Ha ha, the kids and I were in Toyko recently and while I forget which line we were on, as the problem was widespread, we thought the conductor was making an announcement in Chinese, it was so bad.

Yes Abbey, a recording. By me.

Gygene, are you opposed to hemp?

To all of you American Trump supporters. The whole world thinks you're mad. Juss sayin'.

I dislike fangs on humans, but obviously fake coloured straight teeth are less impressive.

It seems Japanese crematoriums don't employ a cremulator thus the bones remain largely intact.

The laws pertaining to the responsibility of a body and the funeral industry need an overhaul. They don't cater to the needs, wishes or budgets of a huge number of people.

I'm not keen on a partner who's too kneedy in the bedroom...

Thanks Stewart Gale. I'm glad my theory was more or less correct. I don't have so much info available.

And if I read between the lines, they've been busted because a taxi driver has spotted the evidence in Kabashima's wallet.

You do realise that this employee hasn't committed suicide, he has died trying to do the right thing however mistaken he was. It simply seems to have been a wholly preventable accident. RIP.

It is amazing that no-one else died, and only 33 injured out of about 500 on the train, plus onlookers, local residents, etc...