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Taxi driver who gave female passengers diuretics because he liked watching them as they desperately needed to urinate is caught by police; netizens unforgiving.
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An employee of a famous Japanese IT company reveals on website Oshiete! Goo that the company makes part time staff eat their lunch in a nearby mall; netizens angry.
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Yahoo! Japan reports that controversial new film "Ai no Uzu", which features scenes of group sex, is a hit with female viewers in packed theatres; netizens shocked.
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Anti-nuclear protestors gather near the Diet Building in Tokyo to speak out against nuclear power in Japan on the third anniversary of Fukushima; netizens respond.
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A new TV ad for Georgia Coffee with popular actor Yamada Takayuki is criticised by actress Nakayama Chinatsu for implying that men make society; netizens disagree.
Taxi driver who gave female passengers diuretics because he liked watching them as they desperately needed to urinate is caught by police; netizens unforgiving.
An employee of a famous Japanese IT company reveals on website Oshiete! Goo that the company makes part time staff eat their lunch in a nearby mall; netizens angry.
Yahoo! Japan reports that controversial new film "Ai no Uzu", which features scenes of group sex, is a hit with female viewers in packed theatres; netizens shocked.
Anti-nuclear protestors gather near the Diet Building in Tokyo to speak out against nuclear power in Japan on the third anniversary of Fukushima; netizens respond.
A new TV ad for Georgia Coffee with popular actor Yamada Takayuki is criticised by actress Nakayama Chinatsu for implying that men make society; netizens disagree.
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%B8%AD%E5%B1%B1%E5%8D%83%E5%A4%8F Here's her wiki, although it's only in Japanese. I think basically back in the day (sixties ...8 years ago»