Rice taste so much better when you stir it first. Kasi teh pag di ginaganon parang malata yung gilid tsaka ilalim, and that’s the reason why some people sa gitna lang kumukuha ng kanin kasi basang basa yung gilid tsaka ilalim.
Very disappointed! I’ve lived in Japan longer than I have lived in New Zealand !
My wife and kids are Japanese and I am a Japanese citizen but just not on the Rugby field !
Rugby is a sport for all people and brings communities together. This is not
Right 🥲 #keeprugbyclean
🇯🇵 Tokyo. Farmers in the streets. Not in India. Not in France. In Japan.
They are marching against the war. Against the government. Against a prime minister who drags them into conflicts they never voted for.
The war in Iran is not far away. It is at the farm gate. Fuel prices are spiking. Fertilizer is scarce. The cost of war is on every table.
The farmers are not protesting for politics. They are protesting for survival. For their land. For their families. For the future of Japanese agriculture.
The empire thought it could bomb Tehran in silence. The farmers of Tokyo are proving them wrong.
The streets are filling. The voices are rising. The war is not popular anywhere. Not in the cities. Not in the countryside. Not anywhere.
The prime minister is not listening. But the world is. The farmers are speaking. And the resistance is growing.
From the fields to the streets. From Tokyo to Tehran. The people are united. The war must end. The farmers demand it. The world demands it. The future depends on it.
Unfortunately, most Japanese people don’t even know her. I think she’s really smart and honest, and honestly someone Japan should be proud of. I truly believe she (Tomoko Tamura, a.k.a TAMUTOMO) has the potential to lead Japan to become a more valuable country.
She’s a leader of the Japanese Communist Party, and her recent YouTube videos where she talks to people on the street have been getting popular in Japan.
But yeah, the JCP definitely still needs more support from people.
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi was asked why her government has condemned Iran's attacks on neighboring countries, but has not called for Trump to stop attacking Iran.
Her answer:
"I am going to meet President Trump. That's all."
Nearly 10,000 people gathered in central Tokyo on Tuesday night to protest the dangerous policies pursued by the government of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, including the deployment of missiles and the push to ease lethal arms exports.