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Source (Japanese): http://rocketnews24.com/2012/04/25/205945/
Translation by @ShibataBread
Edited by @tofupizza
According to January 2011 data obtained from the Japanese Ministry of Health, 10,890 homeless people live in Japan. However, the actual number could be much higher because each municipality conducted only visual counts of the homeless people in the area.
Just how did these people become homeless? And how exactly do they live their lives? A new project called “Homeless Bar” in Shimokitazawa invites the public to attend an event where they can listen to the stories of homeless people.
I will say it again. I love curry more than any other dish. But I’m not sure what to think of this one.
I translated the following from http://rocketnews24.com/?p=79550
Go, known as 碁 in Japanese, wéiqí in Chinese and baduk in Korean, is an ancient board game for two players that originated in China more than 2,000 years ago. The game is noted for being rich in strategy despite its relatively simple rules.
In Japan, school lunches are only provided for elementary schools (grade 1-6) and junior high schools (grades 7-9).
This is not one of those “Japan is Better than the US” types of arguments. But let me tell you how disappointed I was to find out there’s no such thing as a “Movie Pamphlet” being sold at theaters in the States. Come on! If you can spare room to sell nachos, then there’s gotta be a way to sell these pamphlets!
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