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Posted in: More foreign students set to be eligible for Japan gov't scholarships See in context

marc laden Mar. 18 08:13 am JST

Among the foreign students 60% are Chinese students.... they get free education and monthly allowance for free accommodation and perks from Japanese tax payers.

These Chinese students are selected by CCP as spies and offered govt jobs. They come here to loot the technology and information from Japan.

Japanese tax payers are paying for them... What a pity???

And look at Japanese students.... 80% of High school graduates can not go to university in Japan. Because of very high fees... They have to get Bank loan and have to pay many other expenses So they give up the dream of higher education and end up working in a factory. In those factories higher jobs are held by Chinese who studied here in Japan with Japanese money.

This is the fucxxing situation here in Japan. No one wants to address this issue.. Because boasting china is a propaganda ... and they get paid from CCP through different channels..

WELL SAID, MARC!

And very true!

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Posted in: Russia will be asked for ceasefire during Olympics, Macron tells Ukraine interviewer See in context

Hello Kitty 321 Today 05:34 pm JST

"So they want to ban countries that are badly behaved world citizens that kill indiscriminately. Wouldn't Israel top that list."

No, that honor belongs to the U.S.

Or whoever is controlling the U.S.

From the inside as well as outside.

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Posted in: Woman, baby daughter die after being hit by train in apparent murder-suicide See in context

the woman had told them she was having problems raising her daughter who was not yet one year old

Why didn't she just put the baby up for adoption then?

I cannot fathom the killing of this innocent baby girl.

May she Rest In Peace.

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Posted in: New Dodger Ohtani says Seoul MLB games will be 'great memories' for him and wife See in context

South Korean media have churned out stories on Ohtani, mostly in a positive tone, with social media filled with messages supporting and praising the Japanese phenomenon. Members of his fan club in South Korea put up placards welcoming Ohtani’s arrival at Incheon international airport on Friday.

That’s not an usual South Korean treatment of any celebrity from Japan, given the two countries’ strong rivalry in sports and other areas mainly due to Japan’s past colonization of the Korean Peninsula.

“Japan and Korea, they’ve always had a great rivalry when it comes to sports. I’ve always watched the games between Japan and Korea and I always respected, looked up to Team Korea and Korean players,” Ohtani said.

Things like this always warms my heart.

I love it when both sides put aside their differences and politics and just enjoy.

Respect to the South Korean fans.

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Posted in: Boeing urges airlines to check switches after LATAM plane plunge See in context

opheliajadefeldt Today 01:26 pm JST

I watched a video on YT just yesterday where they interviewed 4 Boeing employees, every one said they would never fly on any Boeing plane.

A Boeing whistleblower was recently found dead by "self-inflicted gunshot wound". I think he was set to appear in court to testify.

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Posted in: Japan to provide IAEA $20 mil to support its activities See in context

$20 million could help a lot of people displaced by the January earthquake.

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Posted in: Japan's Space One Kairos rocket explodes right after lift-off See in context

Look folks, even the US & the Russians had MANY failures before they got it right.

I also wonder how many the N. Koreans & the china-nese blew up and kept it hidden from the media.

Also, you have to consider the possibility of sabotage by Japan's enemies. Ever heard of D.E.W?

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Posted in: Japan's Space One Kairos rocket explodes right after lift-off See in context

Fighto! Today  04:39 pm JST

When Japan puts a man on the moon by 2034, I bet we won't hear any banter from you guys then!

Right. That'll be only 65 years after the U.S. did it. Way to keep up!

With the help of Nazi Germany-educated Germans.

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Posted in: Japan's Space One Kairos rocket explodes right after lift-off See in context

Knowing the Japanese, they will bounce back.

They will never give up.

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Posted in: Osaka Prefecture eyes collecting fixed fee for inbound tourists from 2025 See in context

This, of course, is the perfect opportunity for other towns in Japan to attract tourists.

Large signboards stating "Tourists welcome! No charge!" perhaps?

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Posted in: Truck driver arrested over fatal hit-and-run after woman dragged for 400 meters See in context

That poor woman.

Rest In Peace.

I hope justice will be served.

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Posted in: Women break into world of Japan's 'masculine' noh theater See in context

They didn't "break into" anything.

They were ALLOWED in.

Title should have something non-misandrist like, "Women make trails into world of...."

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Posted in: U.S. eyes extensive repair of warships at Japan shipyards: sources See in context

sakurasuki Today 05:00 pm JST

Shipyard is one of place where foreign cheap labor from Vietnam, Cambodia, etc can work as trainee

https://www.mlit.go.jp/common/001082540.pdf.

Not only it will save lot of money since yen is weak, those worker can work more for less money, in Japan.

No, I think high security and strategic assets like warships should be handled by Japanese and American workers ONLY.

china spies know how to use Vietnamese, Cambodians at el. to spy on American warships & steal the blueprints.

I think it's a perfect opportunity for Japanese workers, especially those who have been of of jobs because of the January earthquake. Time to train them in technical skills.

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Posted in: World Bank, Gates, U.N. pledge close to $600 mil to end cervical cancer See in context

And what about Prostate Cancer?

-- crickets --

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Posted in: Japan eyes up to 800,000 more skilled foreign workers over next 5 years See in context

kokontozai Today 09:12 am JST

Can we take advantage of the estimated 1.46 million hikikomoris?

That's actually not a bad idea.

Some coaxing & workshops will be needed to convince them to come out, re-integrate into Japanese society and earn a steady income at the same time.

Maybe start them out with remote work first ( in the comfort of their home), then slowly convince them to come to the office once a week, then twice and then move up from there.

Added plus is that they already know the language, so communications will not be much of an issue.

I've always felt that the Hikikomoris are an untapped potential.

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Posted in: Singapore PM defends exclusive deal to lure Taylor Swift See in context

The star's schedule has sparked controversy in the music-mad region, with Singapore accused of throwing cash at Swift to stop her from appearing in other locations.....

"Our agencies negotiated an arrangement with her to come to Singapore and perform, and to make Singapore her only stop in Southeast Asia," Prime Minister...

There's a difference between paying someone to play in your country and paying someone to NOT play in other countries.

That's like I pay your boss to hire only me and not hire you or anyone else. And I use MILLIONS of taxpayer money to pay him.

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Posted in: How Chinese retailers can offer Americans steep bargains on clothes and why that could change See in context

How Chinese retailers can offer Americans steep bargains on clothes

How? SLAVE LABOR, CHILD LABOR, UYGUR MOSLEM SLAVES, TIBETAN SLAVE LABOR.

china factories have nets and iron bars on their windows to prevent the slave labors from jumping down and committing suicide.

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Posted in: S Korea to take steps to suspend the licenses of striking trainee doctors See in context

As I mentioned in another thread, Japan should poach these trainee doctors ( to address the shortage here), sponsor their studies here and after that, make them sign a bond to work in Japanese hospitals for 5 -10 years.

After that, they're free to go back to Korea as established doctors.

After all, if the S. Korean government and doctors don't want them ( for fear of losing privileges), Japan, a disaster-prone country which has a constant need for healthcare professionals, should extend a helping hand.

One person's poison is another person's meat.

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Posted in: Japanese model with Down syndrome fulfills dream; walks in Paris show See in context

She looks great! Love that smile!

Good for her!

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Posted in: BYD to launch new EV in Japan yearly through 2026 to gain foothold See in context

Possibly because there are a lot china-nese in Thailand. You know, the business & shop owners.

The ones who have been ordered by the ccp to buy & pad up the statistics of number of BYDs sold.

Not the ACTUAL Thai people who still trust Japanese cars more.

You haven't actually spoken to Thai people, have you?

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Posted in: BYD to launch new EV in Japan yearly through 2026 to gain foothold See in context

Lenovo is a Chinese company.

Thanks to IBM.

An AMERICAN company.

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Posted in: BYD to launch new EV in Japan yearly through 2026 to gain foothold See in context

WOW!

My "Kill Switch" comment has made some of the communists upset.

I must be on to something then.

BYD owners in china need to subscribe and pay a fee to have the heating or cooling function in their cars turned on remotely ( eg if they want to drive from Southern china to the north). That's why their cars are so cheap and affordable by the china-nese masses. It's a "Pay as you use" system.

BYD cars in china can be remotely accessed by the company ( and presumably CCP's cyber lapdogs or the company's own cyber lapdogs have to follow orders from the ccp).

What makes you think they won't turn on your hands-free phone mic in your car to listen to your conversation?

Or make your car deliberately speed up and crash or signal the brakes to stop working?

Yes, I know the wumaos will deny this. As someone above wrote, they've already infested FB and other social media. Surely, they'd worm their way here too.

To Japanese consumers: Buyer Beware.

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Posted in: Self-proclaimed YouTuber arrested for breaking into 78-year-old woman's home See in context

However, when asked the address of his home, he was unable to give it.

Because he was intoxicated. Duh!

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Posted in: 21% of quake-hit Japan area hospital's nurses may quit amid crisis See in context

health minister Keizo Takemi said in a Feb 20 press conference that the government is considering a system to allow medical staff to work at other health care facilities while staying as employees at hospitals in disaster-hit areas

STOP "considering" and DO IT ALREADY!

C'mon, we are talking about nurses here! People who are VITAL for a disaster prone country like Japan.

And instead of sending millions to other countries just to save face, why not use those millions to sponsor these nurses and scholarships for new nurses??

Bureaucracy is so maddeningly slow.

Losing 28 nurses is a big deal!

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Posted in: Magazine frets over 'prestigious' university's alleged plans for a 'China School' on campus See in context

@ NotTheOne

WELL SAID!

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Posted in: BYD to launch new EV in Japan yearly through 2026 to gain foothold See in context

Mr Kipling Today 12:43 pm JST

Buying/driving is like putting a Chinese flag bumper sticker on your car!

Yeah, just like the one on your iPhone and all the other made in China goods you use and enjoy.

The difference is that iPhone is an American company and is shifting production to India.

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Posted in: BYD to launch new EV in Japan yearly through 2026 to gain foothold See in context

Do a bit of research:

china made cars have a "Kill switch" which can be operated remotely from their country.

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Posted in: Japanese teacher beats up student for making fun of his body by calling him anime character name See in context

The student is lucky this wasn't in china, North or South Korea.

He would have been carried out of the room in a stretcher. And the teacher would have been given a promotion.

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Posted in: South Korea publicly orders some doctors who walked off the job back to work See in context

You know, if Japan was smart, they'd poach these doctors ( esp the trainees) to address the shortage in Japan.

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