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Jaxa’s SLIM = upside down

Intuitive Machines’ NOVA-C = on its side

Future SPACE-X craft = perfect landing and full incorporation rights to the entire Moon.

Corrupt LDP leaders? I’m shocked!

What does Bach have in common with Xi Jinping, Putin, and Trump? All have (or at least wanted to) extend their top post beyond original governing rules.

All you’d need would be Xi in the same picture to complete the “Trinity of Evil”. Unfortunate that they’re all nearby neighbors. I’d be in support of a small scale targeted nuke gps coordinated to the camera when it clicks.

Are they the most popular Osakan Manzai act (漫才) at the moment?

KniknaknokkaerToday  09:54 am JST

YubaruToday  09:14 am JST

The only blatant experience I had of this fairly early in the pandemic was when I walked up to a crossing and was waiting, an older guy close by looked at me and moved away closer to a (presumably) Japanese person.

Ojii-chan would’ve done this even prepandemic. Haven’t you ever ridden on a train yet?

those sneaky Chinese CCP hacking agents are getting better at hiding their tracks.

Her problem is that she didn’t expect it, in the country where women are sex objects and not respected. I guess that the Koreans haven’t gotten around to stealing this misogynistic attitude and behavior from Japanese as of yet.

The Japanese equivalent of the US Proudboys pictured are the ones that are dangerous. The crazy otaku in Imperial WWII cosplay regalia are just moronic.

Thus the lovely area down the coast is temporarily known as “Yotakuhama”:-)

His loser of a son Hunter is the best opportunity/excuse for him not to run for a second term, and allow any of the younger Dems to take his place.

Referring to a third year university student as still being a “girl”, shows the bias of the article’s emphasis.

As for “a Chinese educator… in Japan on a cultural exchange program”, one would think that the educational system would pave learned from all of the prior spying incidents.

Will it still be considered spying or espionage when they ultimately steal the info, data, etc. and send it back to the CCP?

Further proof that Japan resistance to change (I.e. hanko, burdensome amounts of requisite documentation, etc.), has resulted it not being able to implement newer technologies.

one_consciousnessToday  06:55 am JST

JT can you state the significance of these suspect's nationality being in the headline (or in the story at all)?

Being that this was the second largest seizure ever, whilst the largest was due to the criminal activity of Chinese nationals as well, perhaps it’s showing a relevant trend.

The little fat boy North of the DMZ can be thanked for all of this loving/let’s bury the hatchet that’s now joining the two nations together.

The general public exists shallowly, not even caring or knowing about World affairs. They went ecstatic for Trump at the basho, so why not invite with open arms another right wing idiot?

Not sure whether this friendship is as hilarious as the Little Fatboy / Dennis Rodman one.

ifd66Today  08:28 am JST

Chinese tourists made only for roughly 0.4% of Japan's GDP.

So on a cost benefit analysis - to ensure quality of life for locals, emissions issues etc - it seems clear that tourism from abroad should be limited to 'sustainable' levels.

Having experienced pre-pandemic Kyoto, then even the amount from China which generated that 0.4% is too large.

I lost count. Will this result in the 8th or 9th wave?

Mr KiplingToday  07:19 am JST

How stupid is Europe? or rather how subservient?

These sanctions are designed to damage the industries of Europe not Russia.

Who gains? Undemocratic oil exporting kingdoms, China, India and of course the US master.

Even Russia gains from the increased oil and gas prices.

one word: sakhalin-2

Who that’s making at least ~$200k/yr, would come to Japan to get paid approx half of the amount?

Here comes the ninth wave

Here come the hoards of Chinese tourists. This will, of course ONLY result in a boost in the economy in Japan, and definitely NOT increase Covid numbers.

There’s no way corporate corruption exists in the perfect country of Japan.

WiseOneIn KansaiToday  01:00 pm JST

@ awa no Gaijin and stephen chin

The truth is that Taiwan was a independent free republic nation before Japan colonized it for 50 years and ended its sovereignty.

Why should Taiwan trouble Japan? Does Japan want to colonize Formosa again?

You guys live so in the past. That all happened over 70 years ago.

I often meet my Taiwanese colleagues and I having been raised in the West, asked them about Taiwan's colonization openly over dinner one night. There were some negative aspects as with all forms of colonization but they said that living standards, education, population, infrastructure and standard of living improved greatly. They ended the night saying "The past is the past!!"

Once the LDP stops going annually to Yasukuni to honour the 14 convicted (by the World court no less) Class-A war criminals, then Japan itself could be considered as having can stopped living in the past.

Whilst also inviting over the evil Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for his oil, training the Myanmar Junta, trying to keep the gas project going with lovely Russia, all of the J corporations still doing business in the latter two countries, and so on and so on. Knowing to not fear losing political power, as the general public will always keep them voting for them. No shame, no morals?

SpeedToday  01:24 pm JST

Glad I don't live in China

yet the j-gov just started allowing free entry of all Sinovac-vaxed foreigners, just to boost the economy and their own popularity.

Concerning in that Japan will be opening its borders to this Sinovac-immunized country, which will probably lead to an 8th wave.

You know things are messed up when your country’s only savior is Dennis Rodman.