怒りで手が震える。卵だけ抜き取り魚体を川へポイ捨て。 北海道幕別町で8人が車を横付けしサケ約50匹を強奪。 ふ化場の捕獲場まで「あと500m」の命を待ち伏せする極悪非道。 道の取締ドローンが証拠映像を完全捕捉、モザイクなど不要。 警察は全員特定して即刻逮捕して。絶対に許さないで‼️

He was just an ordinary guy, but this dance went viral on social media and turned him into a huge celebrity. You never know what life has in store for you. Opportunities are always around the corner!

Japanese people keep saying they miss seeing all the bacon posts from Americans on their timelines. But somehow, my timeline is still full of them. The funny part is that the Americans seem just as confused. They’re probably wondering where all the Japanese people went, whether we suddenly stopped eating bacon, and if maybe they should start showing us more eggs, pancakes, and sausage instead. So apparently, both sides are sitting there wondering where the other one went. Don’t worry. We’re still here. And yes, we’re still watching the bacon.

To those who say Japanese people are cold because they don’t talk to strangers: No. We’re simply respecting personal space. We don’t talk to strangers on trains. We don’t go out of our way to approach people on the street. We try not to disturb people who are quietly enjoying their time. It doesn’t mean we dislike you. In Japan, we don’t only think, “I want to talk.” We also think, “Does this person want to talk?” Of course, not every Japanese person is like this. People have different personalities. But choosing not to intrude on strangers doesn’t have to be called “cold.” In Japan, giving someone space can also be a form of kindness.

Japan has cosplay. And no, Japanese people don’t walk around dressed as anime characters all day For a lot of people, cosplay is less about the costume and more about becoming a character they genuinely love. The wig. The makeup. The tiny details nobody else would notice. Then you look in the mirror and suddenly… “Wait. I actually look like them.” That’s the fun of cosplay in Japan.

やばい、燃えすぎ！ 横浜横須賀道路 佐原料金所での火災 テスラがかなり燃え上がってる映像 なぜこんなところで火災が起きたのか？

Think about this for a moment. Manners aren’t meant to take away your freedom. They’re simply a basic form of consideration so that everyone can live together comfortably.

A 45 year old Uzbek delivery worker, Dilshod Komiljonovich Muminov, has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of committing a non consensual indecent act against an elementary school girl. He must be a Muslim, right? Are these people coming to Japan to commit crimes? Get out of Japan.

🚨横浜横須賀道路で車両火災 E16 横浜横須賀道路の下り線、 佐原IC〜馬堀海岸IC間で車両火災が発生しています 現在も通行止めが続いており、 現時点では解除の見通しは立っていないとのこと 付近を通行予定の方はご注意ください。 大きな黒煙も確認されています

To Muslims leaving their home countries and coming to Japan: In Japan, alcohol isn’t forbidden, pork isn’t forbidden, and if you try to build a mosque, some local residents may oppose it. And one more important thing: Most Japanese people don’t believe in Allah. Instead, Japan has a long tradition of believing in countless kami. So before you come to Japan, please take some time to learn about the country and its culture.

Americans, I need your help understanding one thing. 🇺🇸 America is having a huge debate about guns right now. And that’s okay. People are allowed to disagree. But here’s what I’m curious about. A lot of people say: “Guns should be regulated.” “Gun rights must be protected.” Fair enough. But what does that actually mean? If you could set the minimum requirements for legally owning a gun in America, what would they be? Age requirement? Background check? License? Training? Or should the system stay basically as it is? Any answer is fine. I’m just curious where Americans themselves would actually draw the line, beyond the slogans.

Foreigners make slanty-eye gestures at Japanese people. Is mocking our appearance really that fun? If you're going to desecrate/insult the Japanese people, don't come to Japan.

We pay taxes on what we buy. We pay taxes on what we sell. We pay taxes on our income, federal & state. We pay social security tax, Medicare tax. We pay taxes on electricity, taxes on water, gas & groceries. We pay taxes on our property. We pay taxes our whole lives, only to be taxed again when we die. And, to think our Founding Fathers started a revolution against a minor tax on tea. How far we have fallen…

I keep seeing BBQ posts from Americans everywhere… Wait a minute. Isn’t BBQ supposed to be a summer thing? So in America, is it not: “It’s getting cold, let’s stop BBQing.” But instead: “It’s getting cold. Put on a jacket and fire up the grill.” I’m seriously confused.

＞🇵🇹 ポルトガルの街中でブルカを着用しただけで3,000ユーロ（539,629円）の罰金。 今日から新しい「ブルカ法」が施行されます。 この法律は防犯上日本にも必要では？

A Japanese cat rescue activist you absolutely need to check out.