Japan Today

kibousha comments

Posted in: 10 things you should know before buying abandoned homes in Japan See in context

Foreigners' attitude towards abandoned house in their home country: zzzzZZZ.

Foreigners' attitude towards abandoned house in Japan: BLAZING EYES.

0 ( +1 / -1 )

Posted in: Nearly 90% of Chinese view Japan negatively: poll See in context

XiXiPee propaganda working as intended.

They never mention how Japan helped China kickstart its economy through ODA since 1979, nope, Japan bad! works better for XiXiPee.

6 ( +12 / -6 )

Posted in: Big companies profit from poverty but aren’t obliged to uphold human rights. International law must change See in context

Too bad, cheap stuffs almost always means you're paying someone big money to enslave another person.

0 ( +0 / -0 )

Posted in: Father of PlayStation says 'everyone told us we would fail' See in context

Dude kept Sony relevant and created explosive growth in the games industry in the past three decades.

3 ( +5 / -2 )

Posted in: Mexican president says she is confident that a tariff war with U.S. can be averted See in context

US made toy: $19

Chinese/Mexican made toy: $9, slapped tariff, now $30

US made toy now: $28.99

Not to mention that companies from other countries will find it more expensive to do business with/in the US, so they trade with China instead. Reducing American influence everywhere else. Trump tariff is exactly what China quietly wants, the world not trading with the US.

Trump is basically Xi's lap dog.

-1 ( +3 / -4 )

Posted in: While individual attitudes and social norms are gradually changing, and systems supporting child care have improved, many companies still hold the belief that men should earn recognition through long working hours. See in context

Make a law that pays overtime 2.5 more, I guarantee that companies will make sure none of their employees work overtime. Of course it won't happen, the keidanren controls the government.

3 ( +5 / -2 )

Posted in: Studying abroad is no longer just for the top students, but has become a strong option for anyone wanting to gain overseas experience and the stereotype that English is something you learn from native speakers is starting to break down. See in context

In Japan, since when do "top students" study abroad ? They go to Todai, Kyodai, and the rest of the universities known as the "ex-imperial universities".

4 ( +5 / -1 )

Posted in: At a time when a growing number of workers leave their jobs after a short time, comfortable company dormitories will help in retaining younger employees. See in context

Anything but paying them living wages and especially rewarding the competent employees.

-1 ( +4 / -5 )

Posted in: China expanding visa-free entry to more countries, including Japan See in context

I don't plan on getting stabbed, or arrested after all the posts I made about the God King XiXiPee.

Besides, friendlier countries like Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore also have Chinese diaspora with 100% authentic Chinese cuisine.

Thanks though.

5 ( +11 / -6 )

Posted in: Japanese rice price to wholesalers hits record high in October See in context

This is all BOJ and MOF doing, not tourists. Should see the video of MOF minister saying how much money Japanese have in their savings and that he needs to dig them all out because they're "sleeping" money and that the inflation is no big deal because "we" have so much savings.

-1 ( +3 / -4 )

Posted in: Ishiba misses APEC group photo session due to traffic jam See in context

Overslept old man ?

-6 ( +5 / -11 )

Posted in: Japan beats Indonesia 4-0 to edge closer to World Cup spot See in context

More like Japan beat "Netherlands" since 11 of Indonesian team players are of Dutch origins.

-2 ( +0 / -2 )

Posted in: S Korean court finds ex-lawmaker guilty of misusing funds meant for wartime sex slave victims See in context

Funds from Japan, 100% sure.

0 ( +1 / -1 )

Posted in: Food companies sell products that are less healthy in poorer countries, says report See in context

Article doesn't say why, so here's one reason.

Poor countries, usually have politicians that are easy to bribe, resulting in less restrictive additives control. Food companies are free to replace as much ingredients with cheap alternatives short of directly killing people outright. In some countries, they even hire thugs to silence protesters.

Colonization didn't go away, they just changed into "adopt free market capitalism or we incite coup in your country".

0 ( +1 / -1 )

Posted in: Drastic efforts needed to open door for Japan's 1st female PM See in context

If the people can choose, Takaichi would've become prime minster.

-17 ( +0 / -17 )

Posted in: BRICS+ could shape a new world order, but it lacks shared values and a unified identity See in context

BRICS is more of a "keep members away from the west" arrangement than a "let's work together" arrangement, besides Russia and China, no one benefits from it.

2 ( +5 / -3 )

Posted in: Opposition party leader Tamaki says Trump policies may weaken yen See in context

Doesn't need Trump to do that, BOJ is doing a fine job keeping it weak.

-2 ( +5 / -7 )

Posted in: 'Luffy' gang member gets life in prison for robbery and murder of 90-year-old woman See in context

Kill someone, gets early retirement on tax payers money ... justice system is not working.

3 ( +10 / -7 )

Posted in: Trump elected U.S. president in stunning comeback See in context

Democrats are like parents who let their kids do anything, then "suprised" when the kid grow into a mess.

-1 ( +9 / -10 )

Posted in: Can Japan play a role in bringing peace in the Middle East and Ukraine? See in context

LOL

it's public secret that we're the 51st state of the US, we do what our Federal Government in Washington wants.

-13 ( +11 / -24 )

Posted in: Japan plans automated cargo transport system to relieve shortage of drivers See in context

I've read the report from the ministry of transport website.

They considered to build container rails between big cities, but decided the cost is way too prohibitive and Shizuoka will be against it as well.

So, they decided to only automate the inner city transport. Long-haul will still be done by truck drivers, but now they will stop at the outskirts of cities and load up their cargo onto the inner-city cargo rail, which then will be automatically transported to various hubs in the city.

The logic is to reduce traffic in the inner city, hopefully reducing work hours for long-haul drivers because they don't have to come into the city anymore. Less traffic jam, less CO2.

I think it's a win-win project.

0 ( +1 / -1 )

Posted in: 'Game of Thrones' movie in early development: reports See in context

"Hollywood running out of ideas"

-4 ( +1 / -5 )

Posted in: Who do you think would be better for Japan as the next U.S. president? See in context

Putin's lover vs Corporate's slave. It's a hard choice, but I'd take my chances with corporate's slaves, at least if you do your finance right, no one taking your wealth away or get thrown out a window because you said something they don't like.

-19 ( +11 / -30 )

Posted in: Japan's ruling bloc loses lower house majority See in context

Finally, we've driven out soka cult and corrupt jimin out of Osaka.

14 ( +18 / -4 )

Posted in: Decline of rural Japan not our fault, women say See in context

Definitely not your faults, but you keep choosing LDP is.

1 ( +11 / -10 )

Posted in: Japan's political parties vow to ramp up cybersecurity policies as threats rise See in context

Produce more floppy disk, can't hack them if they're online, and employ Alsok to deliver floppy disks between branches of offices.

-4 ( +3 / -7 )

Posted in: New rules drive Japanese trucking sector to the brink See in context

So, we all want better work-life-balance for truck drivers, but they think the policies are bad for them because they can't work more hours. Instead of complaining about low pay, they complain that government interfere too much.

Japan or USA, somethings just don't change.

5 ( +6 / -1 )

Posted in: How do you think Shigeru Ishiba will do as Japan's prime minister? See in context

Will do ... nothing, that's why China loves him.

-5 ( +2 / -7 )

Posted in: The government plans to scrap the current health insurance certificates this autumn by replacing them and integrating their functions with the My Number cards, which carry a 12-digit number for each individual that links together various personal data, such as taxes and social security information. Good idea or not? See in context

Definitely not good for Chinese who work illegally for other Chinese, because they're sharing someone's "photoless" health insurance card without paying fairly into the system like everyone.

1 ( +1 / -0 )

Posted in: What to know about the party vote that will determine Japan's next leader See in context

Only 700+ people decide who leads a nation of 120 million, all I need to know how corrupt the system is.

-10 ( +12 / -22 )

Recent Comments

Popular

Articles, Offers & Useful Resources

A mix of what's trending on our other sites


©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.