The Meaning of Japan

version

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SINGAPORE, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks raced to a record peak on Thursday, breaking levels last seen in 1989 during the halcyon days of the bubble economy, as cheap valuations and corporate reforms lure foreign money looking for alternatives to battered Chinese markets.
 

version

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Tokyo Decadence

Have you seen that film? Seems very you.


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Mr. Tea

Let's Talk About Ceps
Have you seen that film? Seems very you.


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Love the tagline: "Erotic sex or dangerous fantasy?"

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mixed_biscuits

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it;s a shame america nobbled them. a japanese future seemed way more enticing than a arab or a chinese one
The more advanced a society is the lower the birth rate gets. Japan would have died out by now had America not nobbled them; America's intervention saved Japan.
 

WashYourHands

Cat Malogen
@dilbert1 has provided us with some glorious Japanese footage hosted by Vicent Price;





Was not expecting Mr Price to be narrating alongside rioting footage, incongruence personified

Horror actors could have opened up a whole new front - Christopher Lee live from Toxteth just imagine the extra gravitas, Ingrid Pitt live from Brixton with her dulcet tones conveying chaos anthropologically and … well said cohort were mostly all deceased by London in 2011
 

dilbert1

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From ages 11 to 14 I lived on a US Air Force base outside of Tokyo called Yokota. It wasn't uncommon to see very small groups of Japanese protestors demonstrating against the base every now and then, but it looks like a group (Kakurōkyō) dating back to the Narita airport struggle (its members are in their 60s) suffered raids and arrests in 2016 after launching mortar shells at it.
 

Mr. Tea

Let's Talk About Ceps
From ages 11 to 14 I lived on a US Air Force base outside of Tokyo called Yokota. It wasn't uncommon to see very small groups of Japanese protestors demonstrating against the base every now and then, but it looks like a group (Kakurōkyō) dating back to the Narita airport struggle (its members are in their 60s) suffered raids and arrests in 2016 after launching mortar shells at it.
Well that's one way to make the powers that be take you seriously, I suppose.
 

dilbert1

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When you're an aging New Left groupuscule and intensity of state repression is your exclusive metric for success, sure
 
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