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A Collection of Right-Wing Japanese Propaganda Buses

A Collection of Right-Wing Japanese Propaganda Buses

If you’ve ever spent any time in Japan, you’ve seen them: big black buses blaring right-wing propaganda. And today, you’re going to see an entire fleet of them. If Japanese more »

Bum’s the word in Japan security scans

Bum’s the word in Japan security scans

Put your fingerprint scanners away. Stand aside iris measurers. Buttocks are the new way to prove who you are. A team of Japanese scientists claim their pressure sensor sheet can more »

Gays in Japan Stay In The Closet

Gays in Japan Stay In The Closet

 The Tokyo Gay Pride Parade in August of 2010. Japan is a very group-oriented society, and most Japanese do not like people to be too different. Not in small ways, more »

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17 Most Tweeted Events of 2011 (You’ll NEVER guess #1)

17 Most Tweeted Events of 2011 (You’ll NEVER guess #1)

17 Most Tweeted Events of 2011 (You’ll NEVER guess #1) 2011 was an impressive year for Twitter. (Beyonce is pregnant!) Many people, myself included, started taking Twitter seriously this year, more »

Toshikoshi soba

Toshikoshi soba

Toshikoshi Soba or Year-End Soba: A bowl of hot soba noodles to end the year. toshi-koshi soba is eaten on New Year’s Eve. Its name literally means “year-crossing soba.” Although more »

Japan bets on casinos to fund earthquake recovery

Japan bets on casinos to fund earthquake recovery

A cross-party group of Japanese MPs wants to legalise casino gambling in the hope of increased tax revenues and tourism Justin McCurry in Tokyo guardian.co.uk, Sunday 25 December 2011 17.38 more »

Why Xmas = KFC in Japan

Why Xmas = KFC in Japan

Video showing how folks in Japan queue up for Kentucky – some of the queues had 2 hour waiting times. Folks may be wondering why the Japanese eat Chicken during more »

Christmas in Japan

Christmas in Japan

The celebration of Christmas in Japan is quite different from western countries like US and Australia in which the population has a large percentage of Christians. The major religions in more »

A disturbing Japanese student statue

A disturbing Japanese student statue

by Lee on 12/20/2011 in Odd,Photography Stood by the side of the road, with her arm raised in the standard, I’m-crossing-so-please-be-careful gesture, this statue of an elementary school student is more »

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