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Well said!

Good for them!

Keep up the fight and let's hope Japan catches up to the rest of the developed world soon!

I'm wondering if all vending machines will have to be updated to accept the new banknotes.

Quite an encouraging article after reading so many articles recently about many Japanese having negative attitude towards the sudden influx of foreigners.

Kudos to the Japanese folks who are embracing a more multicultural Japan.

Totally agree @spitfire. A bit of online research would've shown what a total failure this guy is.

It always amazed me how Kewell got this job. His CV managing in the UK is one of consistent failure right down to managing semi-professional as he went from smaller club to smaller club who took a chance on him.

He failed at literally every club he managed and was fired at all of them. Didn't Yokohama do their homework?

@Ed, I can confirm "the new Bali" moniker. Since the yen has crashed I've definitely noticed a different kind of tourist. Not all of course but many uncivilized bogan types that I'd only experienced in Bali. I've witnessed some really embarrassing and disrespectful behaviour.

@moonraker, LOL! Exactly what I was thinking. Maybe she can follow it up by seeing the Mona Lisa and the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel at the Ohtsuka Art Museum in rural Tokushima.

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old.

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. 

At the going down of the sun and in the morning, 

We will remember them.

Lest we forget.

Who knew such a beast existed in Japan? I've hiked near there. This article is genuinely chilling.

@Tom Selleck

Lust??? Lol!!!

Great story JT. We need more articles like this among the usual gloom and doom.

Well done and good for Nao!

Obviously human rights aren't a priority when considering a host country.

I genuinely worry if this unprecedented warmth means we're in for a hotter than usual summer.

Absolutely horrible and disturbingly similar to this just a couple of weeks ago.

Always good to assume the truck won't see you when you're cycling. Stay well clear.

https://newsonjapan.com/article/140388.php

Beat me to it @carp_boya! That grates on me as well. Always can tell who are newbies to NPB when they call them the "Ham Fighters".

So when do we get to see it? Any word on it's Japan release date?

Go you Tigers!

Sabrina Harnois, 24, an American living in Tokyo who came dressed as a gothic witch, said an incident like the one in Itaewon could have happened, recalling how "horribly crowded" Shibuya was in 2019.

"It was hard to walk around, and it did feel dangerous," she said.

Felt dangerous but she still came back.

A beast. You just wonder if the only reason he rose to his current position was through the archaic seniority system. Goodness knows how many victims he was beasting.

soiled bathrooms and mounds of litter along the climbing path.

This is not a new problem. I climbed it in 2003 and this is how I remember it and bear in mind this is way before the big wave of tourists. I have to agree with Nihon Enigma's experience.

Now, I’ll still never be able to watch a Japanese boy band

@Mr Kipling, hear hear!

And it should be mentioned that there were religious motivations behind this as was reported by other reliable news sources. I'll let the readers guess the religion if JT doesn't want to mention it.

So the deceased and critically ill were all related to her estranged husband yet she and her children were unharmed. This can't be too difficult for the police to wrap up.

I won't be going to see either of these trash movies .

What a courageous position.

Worked closely with our Aussie allies during my military career - they're tough soldiers and great people...

I out-shot some, out-ran others, but never won a drinking contest...

Hope everyone returns home safe...."

Thank you for this post and your service sir. We know our allies always have our backs as we have yours, mate.

And yet just watch his government comfortably win the next election. If only the dissatisfied voted. (Sigh)

And where can we watch this in Japan?

It's on the streaming service, Unext. They've always been months behind the actual release date. They're still only up to season 3 so we'll probably have to wait for a while yet sadly.

On a lighter note, I'm so happy to see attitudes towards same-sex marriage becoming more positive. Progress in a still, very conservative country.