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Japanese company Watami, known for its chain of izakaya but also for its failing care homes, changes name in attempt to ditch bad reputation; netizens unconvinced.
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Japanese 'vocaloid idol' Hatsune Miku, a virtual popstar, is to open Lady Gaga's North American tour; Japanese netizens unconvinced Western audiences will enjoy it.
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Teacher finds herself in hot water after failing to attend her own school's matriculation so she could attend her son's school entrance ceremony; netizens critical.
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A simple math question that only 40% of new employees answer correctly leads to calls for education reform, but it also stumps netizens -- can you solve it?
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Former Japanese Prime Minister Noda Yoshihiko accuses South Korean President Park Geun Hye of being a "tattletale", causing outrage in the Korean media; reactions.
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Man who 'rents' a female companion for weekend 'dates' is featured on Yahoo! Japan; netizens mock the 'rent-a-friend' service, saying it's cheaper to pay for sex.
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A man is hit and killed by a train after using his smartphone on the railway tracks after the safety barrier had descended; netizens critical of the man's actions.
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Yanase Takashi, creator of beloved children's character 'Anpanman', dies at 94 after bringing delight generations of Japanese children; netizens mourn his passing.
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Abe Shinzo admitted to eating Korean food in a friendly chat with South Korean President Park Geun-Hye at this week's APEC meeting, but the netouyo are not amused.
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A Japanese lawyer discusses "appearance hiring", where companies legally hire staff based on their appearance rather than their CV; Yahoo! Japan netizen reactions.
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Korean comedian jokes about sending Japanese football fans "healthy Japanese cherries" from Fukushima, implying that they are radioactive; Japanese netizens angry.
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Members of the anti-Zainichi Korean and anti-foreigner group Zaitokukai are arrested and named by Tokyo police for suspected assault in Shinjuku; netouyo outraged.
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Celebrity chef Kawagoe Tatsuya comes under fire from netizens for comments on customers who complained about the outlandish hidden water charge in his restaurant.
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Netizens discuss the announcement of Yaguchi Mari's divorce follow her scandalous affair with another man, as Yaguchi's public image takes a spectacular nosedive.
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Former Morning Musume member Yaguchi Mari misses a regular TV appearance due to illness days after her adultery scandal was revealed; netizens critical.
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The Japanese government has proposed making the preservation of personal web histories obligatory as an anti-crime and anti-terror measures; netizens skeptical.
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Actress Sakai Noriko, who was arrested for amphetamine abuse in 2009, makes her first TV appearance in Japan since the scandal; netizens unforgiving of Sakai's past.
ah guys this was my careless translation error. sorry everyone, and thanks for catching my mistake! ...7 years ago»
the misogynist ones I was referring to were "women are so vulgar" and "women are such troublesome creatures." i would definitely agree that the cards are pretty ...7 years ago»
I didn't realize this was even a controversial interpretation. You don't think there's a difference in connotation between "gaijin" and "gaikokujin"? ...7 years ago»
I agree that the impact of the word "gaijin" varies based on the context, but I would argue that the context "なんも知らん外人" is intended to be pretty ...7 years ago»
hi, I am the translator of this article. i can only speak for myself and not the other contributors of this site, but i try to capture the impact of the word ch ...7 years ago»
http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/bestsellers/books/ref=sv_b_3 that's a link to the best seller ranking on Amazon Japan. The book is called "大嫌韓時代" by 桜� ...8 years ago»
(see my above comment for the link) ...8 years ago»
http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/bestsellers/books/ref=sv_b_3 at the time that I'm posting this, it's the number 3 spot. It's called "大嫌韓時代" by 桜井誠. ...8 years ago»
Sometimes I really love japanCRUSH commenters. ...8 years ago»
don't feed the trolls :) ...8 years ago»