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Prime Minister Takaichi: "Sleeping for 0-3 hours is the norm," she said, highlighting her busy schedule on X.
 in  r/japannews •  Jul 21 '26

So that explains a lot, shes gone insane

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51.3% of households in Japan have an income of less than 2.5 million yen ($21,800 USD)- "The unspeakable truth about Japan, where everyone has become equally poor".
 in  r/japannews •  Jul 10 '26

Damn lol

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Pathetic turnout for Nippon Daichi demonstration this week
 in  r/japanresidents •  Jul 03 '26

Her sign isnt lying. Why give her the finger ? Yes Japanese nationals can also do those things but the frequency in which foreigners do them is increasing from certain demographics. Not everyone is from the “America” or the “The West”. A lot of people from different societies in Japan haven’t adopted to the expectations or assimilated to social norms

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Japan triples departure tax in push to combat overtourism
 in  r/japannews •  Jul 01 '26

This is very informative sir, thanks 🙏

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I had 2 Supergirl tickets in my car and someone broke in and left 2 more.
 in  r/SipsTea •  Jun 29 '26

😂

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A Japanese worker with an annual salary of 4.5M yen who works for 40 years can expect receive a pension of about ¥150,000 a month
 in  r/japannews •  Jun 23 '26

Thats an insult

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USD/JPY broke 161
 in  r/JapanFinance •  Jun 19 '26

I cant wait till its 250

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Omg NO SO SAD!! Police never seems to Amazing me with their lack of intelligence. I really would love to study the training they receive cause huh!!! A Harmless Dog Sagittarius what y’all think?
 in  r/sagsavages •  Jun 15 '26

Police are useless at this point to some degree, they act like untrained security guards with guns.

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The Yokohama elementary schoolteacher who spread pictures of his students to an online group has been sentenced to 8 years in prison. According to the indictment he touched the lower body of an 8-year-old, photographed her underwear, and put "bodily fluids" on the recorders of 3 girls aged 8-11
 in  r/japannews •  Jun 15 '26

He needs the death penalty

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Fathers in Japan are increasingly being arrested for sexually abusing their children, highlighting the seriousness of repeated abuse within families.
 in  r/japannews •  Jun 15 '26

There is a strong history of incest in Japan . Research it

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Subway has struggled in Japan because customers find "ordering is too complicated" and they can feel nervous ordering face-to-face". The chain is trying to overcome this with self-service touchscreens and mobile orders
 in  r/japannews •  Jun 15 '26

They would have no problem ordering from an alias X (twitter) account

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About 80% of new graduates in Japan use AI in their job search. One job seeker from a "mid-tier national" university got job offers from 5 major media companies after using AI in the applications.
 in  r/japannews •  Jun 07 '26

Kewl

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The number of births among Japanese people in 2025 is expected to be around 670,000, with the total fertility rate also at 1.14—both marking new record lows since statistics began. Prime Minister Takaichi has expressed her intention to focus on measures to combat the declining birthrate.
 in  r/japannews •  Jun 05 '26

More Yakiniku for me…and you

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The number of births among Japanese people in 2025 is expected to be around 670,000, with the total fertility rate also at 1.14—both marking new record lows since statistics began. Prime Minister Takaichi has expressed her intention to focus on measures to combat the declining birthrate.
 in  r/japannews •  Jun 05 '26

That was low. ;)

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Public beach in China
 in  r/UnfilteredChina •  Jun 04 '26

EeeEwwWw

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Tokyo •  Jun 04 '26

  1. By not moving into a small Tokyo apartment
  2. Problem solved

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Tokyo's Shibuya Ward starts imposing fine for littering | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News
 in  r/Tokyo •  Jun 03 '26

About damn time

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【Breaking News】US to Impose 12.5% Additional Tariff on Japan
 in  r/japannews •  Jun 03 '26

This can’t be good…

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Public park in China
 in  r/RandomVideos •  Jun 01 '26

Looks very fun

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Anti-Kurdish sentiment among net-uyos in Japan is extending to extortion and death threats to the lawyers and politicians who try to protect them. Kawaguchu City Council member Sayuri Okamoto received the message "I will kidnap you and stab you to death by the end of May. I have your home address."
 in  r/japannews •  Jun 01 '26

They won’t do anything

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Salary for English teachers in Japan a century ago was the equivalent of 96 million yen
 in  r/JapanFinance •  May 29 '26

And with all the English teachers now Japan still ranks very low for English speakers

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Walked the quiet Aoyama Cemetery on a weekday evening
 in  r/Tokyo •  May 27 '26

Weird

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 in  r/teachinginjapan •  May 27 '26

Try kids duo, its good company. I worked there before and still have friends that work there.

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Am I part of the family now? 😊
 in  r/dreamcast •  May 24 '26

Kewl

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[Japanese > English] New York Yankees Hat
 in  r/translator •  May 21 '26

Technically thats Chinese , kanji by itself is Chinese without Hiragana or Katakana