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dutch

Today 10:18 am JST

Well outside china , it seems everyone is taught to hate china at every given opportunity.

> And simpletons actually lap it up eagerly.

> like Uyghurs?

Lol what about them?

Redtail Swift

Today 12:08 pm JST

Action speaks louder than words.

> You don't go and give your money to the country and people you despise.

> They come here, they spend their time and money here. We trade with them.

> Nah, you can miss me with this. Not believing this article

Lots of people hate china but patronize its products happily. Aren't you one of them?

deanzaZZR

Today 11:13 am JST

@Sven Asai Best post in the tread.

Lol had to scroll up when I saw your post.

Haven't read others' but Sven's, will take your word

TaiwanIsNotChina

Today 10:21 am JST

ianToday 10:09 am JST

> Well outside china , it seems everyone is taught to hate china at every given opportunity.

> Sometimes you are, in fact, the bad guys.

Hahahaha me? That's really stupid take

Anyway china maybe bad guys not just sometimes, like the US, but US is far worse.

Gazman

Today 09:30 am JST

Thats what the Chinese government want. I used to live in China, anyone watching the state run TV (everyone) is taught to dislike Japan at every given opportunity.

Well outside china , it seems everyone is taught to hate china at every given opportunity.

And simpletons actually lap it up eagerly.

Asiaman7

Today 08:39 am JST

Does that mean south Korea will lift its ban on japanese seafood soon?

> The two aren’t mutually exclusive. South Koreas can favorably view Japanese and still have concerns about radioactive water discharges from Fukushima.

So south Koreans view Japan favorably despite the country's ban on japanese seafood, ok.

Asiaman7Today  08:06 am JST

South Korea has not removed or even changed its ban on Japanese seafood.

A recent annual poll by the East Asia Institute, an independent think tank, showed that a record high percentage of South Koreans currently have a good impression of Japan.

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https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/09/20/japan/south-korea-japan-sentiment/

Does that mean south Korea will lift its ban on japanese seafood soon?

Radioactive water discharge from fukushima will ramain a big issue for a long time. South Korea has not removed or even changed its ban on Japanese seafood. In the US, despite rising consumer demand for seafood, imports from Japan have dropped significantly

Everything's far off into the future re clean energy sources, including implementation of current technologies. Why arent carbon capture tech not being promoted/more utilized?

And why 16? Why not under 18?

dobre vam zajebava

Today 12:23 pm JST

Japan should follow australian steps to right direction.Earlier-better.

What steps are those?

Are online games included?

Anycase I'd like to see how they'll prevent the target population from using non Australia based social media platforms instead

It’s possible that Warner Bros Studio Tour Tokyo didn’t bother to check the Sword of Godric Gryffindor against the Firearm and Sword Possession Control Law standards, figuring that because it’s sold attached to a wooden backing, it would be treated as a piece of hanging wall art.

Yeah so no need for a sharp point

Isn't Us Mexico border the most dangerous?

"the most dangerous border" in the world, between China, Russia and North Korea.

How

ITIA found to be plausible explanations. He blamed it on a cream his trainer used before giving Sinner a massage and so was cleared completely —

It's impossible the trainer wasn't checking the ingredients of everything they use that could be a source of contamination.

Anyway wondering what the response will be

OssanAmerica

Today 04:23 pm JST

dbsaiyaToday 07:15 am JST

> Kishiba is a fool if he wants to poke the bear.

> LOL. News flash! Kishida (not Kishiba) is not the PM anymore. But thanks for the useful post.

Hahaha funny.

No chance the poster meant whoever the pm is?

John-San

Today 05:10 pm JST

I hate to see police go through this. Hate them or love them this bloke as been exposed to the worst of society. Most common is idiots drunk/drugged driving killing children on the roads. Imagine arresting some idiot who was behind the wheel nodding off at the wheel and when he get to the police vehicle he turn it on and refusing yelling I have done nothing wrong. You being the arresting office has seen the worst 30 years on the force having to be the one turning up to tell the family bad news. So you try choking out the drugged out offender but he dies. The police office was charge with murder and serving 20 plus year in prison. No way he should have got murder. He should have got 3 years max for manslaughter if he had decent legal. If you take in the roll the police are expose to daily has on their control decision making yes sometime they make mistake. Is should be taken into consideration when sentencing. The dead drugged out offender name was Floyd I think.

Should have tasered him

Amazon Japan G.K. is alleged to have violated the antimonopoly law by forcing retailers to reduce prices in return for displaying their products in the most visible positions for users of its platform, with the involvement of its U.S. headquarters also suspected.

What do they say to sellers?

"If your products are offered at the lowest price in the market, it will be displayed prominently on the platform. If not we will not display it prominently." ?

Only problems I had were unattended deliveries. I specifically check no unattended deliveries yet some delivery persons still do it

TaiwanIsNotChina

Today 05:35 pm JST

FosToday 04:17 pm JST

> And now the present Manila government is supporting Washington requests with the anti China hysteria.

> Not supporting Washington's requests to let the latter clear a path to the Second Thomas Shoal.

There was such a request?

Can you show us here?

Underworld

Today 07:44 am JST

JJE

> Let's be very clear here: despite a poster asserting that it is "in violation of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty".

> This is completely false. The US voided said treaty by their unilateral withdrawal in 2018.

> Incorrect. It's still in violation of the treaty whether the US pulled out or not.

Haha hilarious

Anyway, from " the spectator"

The reason he has failed so often (this was his fifth tilt at the top job) is ascribed to his willingness to criticize his colleagues and go his own way. Described as a “plain spoken populist” by TIME magazine and ‘blunt” and “arrogant and condescending to his fellow lawmakers”

Doesn't look like those who approached him followed protocols also . this whole encounter could have been more pleasant for everyone if maybe ishiba was approached first by an aide that speaks Japanese well and later facilitated communication.

Pathetic

MilesTeg

Today 09:29 pm JST

@ian

> why don’t you think? Does a guy named Carlos Ghosn ring a bell.

Hahahaha

MilesTeg

Today 09:40 pm JST

@ian

> Actually, you’re the one that asked what it’s like in my country then after I answered, you asked about Japan. So it’s you who asking about averages. LOL!!

Hahaha you compared Canada and USA you should have compared Japan to one instead, or to both. Afterwards you compared the averages of both to this case here.

You obviously don't know but it's not appropriate to compare the averages of others to a single instance , especially one that seems to be a very irregular case

MilesTeg

Today 08:25 pm JST

ianToday 07:41 pm JST

> MilesTeg

> Today 04:39 pm JST

> OssanAmericaToday 04:10 pm JST

> MilesTegToday 01:41 pm JST*

> OssanAmericaToday 10:44 am JST*

> There are few if any democratic nations where an accused gets an immediate court date. This is simply because of administrative backlog. Waiting for a court date is part of the process. Not getting a court date at all would be a problem. What do you expect, that a person arrested should be allowed to go free because they can't wait?

> What admin backlog? Why would there be such an admin backlog in a country where crime is so low? Lousy excuse that makes no sense.*

> No need to openly display your lack of knowledge and experience with legal matters. Japan has plenty of crime. There just aren't as many violent and large scale relative to other countries. Go to any democratic nation, commit a major crime and demand an immediate court date. See how far that gets you.

> You're the one that always claims Japan is so safe compared to others because there's little crime. Now you claim there's plenty of crime just to suit your logically flawed premise that it's due to admin backlog.*

> In Canada the average time is 160 days. In the US, 256 days for felony cases and 193 days for misdemeanor cases. And Canada and the US has far more crime than the Japan. Two years for this woman in Japan s over 730 days.*

> How long is the average in Japan?

> In this case it was 2yrs. Why don't you look it up yourself. DIY.

You were comparing averages