/japan/ - 日本

TPPなら、日本は何かしっているんですか。

What is japan doing about TTP?

www.japantimes.co.jp/tag/tpp

日本語を正式にサポートしたTor Browser 5.5a3が今日公開されました（注：日本語化はα版のみです）。日本語訳に修正が必要だったらバグを提出するか直接責任者に伝えてください。

Tor Browser 5.5a3, which finally supports Japanese language, has been officially released (currently only in alpha version). If there are any translation errors or bugs, please report them to the developer in charge.

don't use it to look at cp you sickfuck pedos

Torダウンロード： https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html.en#downloads-alpha

連絡先： https://twitter.com/yawninglol

またはtrac.torproject.orgでバグ報告してください。

Japan must have strong defensive capabilities to defend the people

>“As the only nation in the world to have suffered a war-time nuclear attack, I have renewed my resolve to play a leading role in pursuing a world without nuclear weapons and maintain the three non-nuclear principles,” Abe said during a ceremony at Nagasaki Peace Park.

>The “three non-nuclear principles” are Japan's long-standing policy of not possessing or producing nuclear arms and not letting others bring them into the country.

>Representatives from 75 countries, including U.S. Ambassador Caroline Kennedy, were among those gathered at the ceremony, where a representative of Nagasaki bomb survivors told the crowd that security legislation introduced by Abe's government goes against the wishes of the survivors and "will lead to war."

>"We cannot accept this," 86-year-old Sumiteru Taniguchi said, after describing in graphic detail his traumatic injuries and how others died in the Aug. 9, 1945, attack on Nagasaki.

>As a bell tolled, they observed a minute of silence at 11:02 a.m., the time when the a U.S. B-29 plane dropped the atomic bomb, killing more than 70,000 people and helping to prompt Japan's World War II surrender. The first atomic bomb in Hiroshima three days earlier killed an estimated 140,000.

>Japan's defense minister triggered a new disagreement over controversial security legislation on Wednesday when he said the bills under consideration by parliament would not rule out the military transporting the nuclear weapons of foreign forces.

>Abe's cabinet adopted a resolution last year reinterpreting the pacifist constitution, drafted by Americans after World War II, to let Japan exercise collective self-defense, or defend an ally under attack.

>The unpopular bills have already passed the lower house, and Abe's ruling bloc has a majority in the upper house as well. But surveys show a majority of voters are opposed to what would be a significant shift in Japan's defense policy.

>Yojijukugo (四字熟語?) is a Japanese lexeme consisting of four kanji (Chinese characters). English translations of yojijukugo include "four-character compound", "four-character idiom", "four-character idiomatic phrase", and "four-character idiomatic compound". It is equivalent to the Chinese chengyu.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yojijukugo

So, care to share your knowledge with us? What are some cool yojijukugo you know?

一期一会 (ichigoichie) works well when you use it with girls.

yes

>A South Korean man sets himself on fire outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul during a large protest over Japan's forced recruitment of sex slaves to service military brothels during World War II.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wstBmHciko4

Why are Koreans so retarded?

Is this seriously the core 2015 issue in Korea now?

That 70 years ago Japanese may or may not have used Korean women that may or may not have been prostitutes to service their troops?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wstBmHciko4

>A South Korean man sets himself on fire outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul during a large protest over Japan's forced recruitment of sex slaves to service military brothels during World War II.

Why are Koreans so retarded?

Is this seriously the core 2015 issue in Korea now?

That 70 years ago Japanese may or may not have used Korean women that may or may not have been prostitutes to service their troops?

http://thefederalist.com/2015/07/10/boston-kimono-alarms-culture-crusaders/

The kimono replicas were commissioned by Japan's NHK for the purpose of letting foreigners try them on as part of getting them to know Japanese culture. The kimonos were made by Japanese kimono craftsmen. The idea to use kimonos to introduce Japanese culture overseas is is part of the Japanese government's "Cool Japan" project. http://www.meti.go.jp/policy/mono_info_service/mono/creative/

Japanese are not offended. Only non-Japanese Americans are claiming to be offended. Is it not them who are appropriating Japanese culture?

The people who criticise this event do not know that Japanese made the kimonos, they said things like this:

https://www.red*dit.com/r/asianamerican/comments/3ckl37/museum_of_fine_arts_backs_down_over_kimono_event/cswtbef

>White institutions make cheap imitations of a kimono to try on for fun to fuel their foreign fetishes

https://www.red*dit.com/r/asianamerican/comments/3ckl37/museum_of_fine_arts_backs_down_over_kimono_event/csx2veo

>The "Kimonos" in these pictures are copycats of the original in the picture (which is completely disrespectful to the artist and the original creator of the kimono), and it looks like a cheap fucking quilt made by someone's half blind grandmother.

These non-Japanese insult the kimonos made by Japanese, and appropriate Japan culture to use as a political tool. They are the real rPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-24/whats-really-going-fukushima

http://www.jimstonefreelance.com/fukureport1b.pdf

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