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Netizens react to announcement of new McDonald's promotion promising a free coupon for a hamburger to customers who wait more than sixty seconds for their order.
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Prime Minister Noda Yoshihiko apologises to the cabinet for the DPJ election defeat, but cabinet members who lost their seat in the election blame Noda for the loss.
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A cat becomes excited after seeing an image of LDP secretary-general Ishiba Shigeru on television during coverage of the election; owner posts picture on Twitter.
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The Liberal Democratic Party regains power after winning a clear majority in the Japanese general elections on December 16, 2012. Netizen reactions to the win.
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A dog waits in the snow in Iida City, Nagano Prefecture, for its owner's return for over a week, continues to wait; story touches netizens throughout Japan.
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Economic analyst and television personality Morinaga Takuro suggests a 'handsome tax' which will double the income tax of attractive men; 2ch netizen repsonses.
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A well-known feminist advises teenage boy in a national newspaper column to lose his virginity through sex with an older woman, readers outraged. Netizen responses.
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When a tweet in which user claimed to be trapped in a collapsing house after December 7 earthquake is revealed to be false, netizens across Japan share their rage.
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A farmer in Hyogo Prefecture who started taking pictures of unusual daikon that grew in his fields has become a Twitter sensation thanks to his radical radishes.
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The Aichi police issue a safety alert over a man in his thirties who asked a high-school girl for directions that is reposted on the Internet ; netizen reactions.
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A 62 year old man and a 26 year old woman were arrested in Saitama Prefecture for performing a sex act in a car park in front of two middle-school students.
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Japanese netizens react to Hillary Clinton's recent remarks in Washington that China had suggested in the past that it might have territorial rights to Hawaii.
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A blog post reposted on Twitter that claims Japanese elementary school students were being taught that 9÷0=0 causes a social networking storm. Netizen reactions.
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The CEO of the Japanese video site Nico Nico Douga accuses LDP politician Azumi Jun of libel following his comments that Nico Nico Douga was 'extremely biased'.
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A man in his forties was recently arrested for repeated attempts to hand a love letter to a convenience store employee in her twenties. Netizens express shock.
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A Twitter user reprimanded by a pregnant woman for doing her make-up on the train tweets that she hopes 'the brat inside her dies', causing outrage among netizens.
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Manga artist and TV personality Sakamoto Mimei incurs netizens' wrath after she writes an article complaining about a baby crying on a plane that goes viral online.
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