1 thing surprised me when living in Japan is that, Japanese people barely get angry. (compare to Malaysian people) You are late to the appointment…. they say “Daijobu” (It’s okay) You screwed up the group work… they say “Daijobu” You hit somebody badly… they say “Daijobu” …. And a lot of other examples. Either such case in Malaysia, you would probably get killed. (overacting lol) As far as I have
A beautiful animation about the quirks of Japanese life and culture. In a mere 12 minutes, this video about Japan covers everything from its strange cultural mores to its equally strange economy. Before you get hung up on the ugly caricatures of Japan people and exclaim racism, consider: The creator, Kenichi Tanaka, says, “By the way, please don’t call me racist, because I am one of short, small e
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Page last updated at 08:52 GMT, Monday, 18 May 2009 09:52 UK The number of swine flu cases in Japan has risen rapidly - with more than 120 cases now confirmed. Nearly 2,000 schools and companies have closed, and the government has discouraged unnecessary travel to quell the spread of the disease. Just four cases had been confirmed in Japan as of Friday - people who had returned from Canada. The fi
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