@Surume_6332 It’s a phenomenon called lightning. It’s actually something that can be seen fairly often in the right conditions. But if it strikes you directly, it can be fatal.
@wakkun0116 Over 100 minutes of delay, but at least I made it home with ¥15,000 in taxi compensation. The taxi line on the first floor was insanely long, but when I used a ride-hailing app, a car showed up instantly. I don’t even understand how that works.
have to admit, I'm a little disappointed in Haa-chan. As someone with idol experience, I thought she'd be more mindful of drawing attention to herself while the performers on stage were supposed to be the focus. You'd think she'd consider how she'd feel if, back when she was performing, a former idol was standing right in front stealing the spotlight. It's a matter of respect for the people on stage.
@NogiStoryEnding After seeing that, it's no surprise they're landing one huge role after another—both in live-action and voice acting. Totally deserved.
@cheche_xyz Comments like that really show how much people still put Brazil on a pedestal. It's like they're assuming the only realistic way to beat them is by surviving until penalties.
@SZN_F_yama This feels more like a human-related incident than an equipment failure. If it were equipment, the only thing that really comes to mind is the transformer (cubicle). But if the Nakau on the same property is still operating, that seems less likely.
¥800 million in ticket revenue
¥2 billion from food and merchandise
¥15 billion generated for hotels and transportation
¥15 billion from newspapers and advertising
Yet the stadium usage fee and broadcasting rights are ¥0.
With that much money flowing around, why are participating schools still expected to raise ¥30–50 million each? (That's roughly ¥2 billion total for all 47 schools.) Normally, the organizers would be the ones covering those costs.
@okyaaaaaan "I don't know if it was left in by accident or intentionally, but if you look closely, there's a scribbled note that says, 'You can do it, Satoru.' It feels like the ultimate verbal curse, and I absolutely love that detail.
@shu_creamushoku I think this is the first time I've seen someone in this kind of video stay perfectly on pitch. So good—and the nostalgia makes it even better.
@flourishrounin That's a pretty cynical take on relationships. If it takes three different people to meet your needs, maybe the issue isn't that one person can't do it all—it's that you're looking for incompatible things in the same relationship.
@igz0 That's a surprising detail! I never expected Prince Hisahito to have a PayPay account—it just makes him seem a bit more relatable and like any other young person.
@Izumi_Sunagawa Saving parking spaces with bags or other belongings for someone who's not even there is pretty inconsiderate. Public parking is first come, first served. As long as you're not damaging anyone's property, you have every right to park in an available spot.
> It really sounds like things were in much worse shape than most people realized. If the head coach and the captain—the two people who need to be on the same page more than anyone—weren't communicating well, it's not surprising that it affected the team as a whole. Hopefully, everyone can learn from what happened and rebuild a stronger foundation moving forward.
That must have been such a memorable childhood story. It's sweet that you still loved and cared for the doll even after it broke, but I can also understand why your sister found it terrifying. A cracked Ichimatsu doll has a pretty eerie presence, especially to a child! It's one of those family memories that's both heartwarming and a little spooky.