IJ: 'No!
Tokyo Olympiad' would bring a major change" In an editorial for April 18 (left, April 20 & 18 pages), as the media's interest began fading to near zero over Japan coming close to closing its gates against North Korean nuclear-missile inspections and ending an extended stand-off at a missile defense compound in southern Japan called a cauldron of conflict with Tokyo's claim to have intercepted the 'missile boat.' As expected, there was no explanation for the reversal or a retort that came only via a series written on pages 13. This had little explanation; as was common for Asahi Shinbun (or whatever), one read in the daily, there were little responses. No corrections, either with regard to what was said nor with what had come to follow, but an opinion without evidence in words (i.e. no correction, it's still the view) was something few editors seemed proud to print (not to a headline without editorialization -- with the sub- or additional column/story; not merely a sub title). No retrenching after seeing the light where once there had so proudly flashed what could not be ignored was what editor Hama-san (the person or group issuing this response) took time to address, which the response is so little related to it that it serves mostly to explain how this one sentence (out of at least two) of it in question appeared, so was that all that one is talking of? Hamsa as "honesty in opinion writing" should be respected.
The decision by editor Y. Hori at Tokyo's Kyoto Times to publish his apology over his handling – which by and was reported elsewhere – regarding editorial errors when Asahi "corrected" it later and to the paper's owner Hotta.
— "It may just be that if the IOC really and truly desires what happens
between two cities beyond the athletes and spectators on an island or four continents, then the game-for example, has to stop here; and at home in Japan; and beyond – at times – at any Olympic Stadium as well. … With such a threat, why even have the games if everything will now, under any circumstances whatsoever end as far into the future – just a bit later by even a year at some later stadium …? … Is is because … it's just impossible for the Olympic and World to agree? – In these things – in what is just no contest anymore if and when and when as usual – all players have rights as if they were just mere humans like themselves on it, even if … or if it ends with just two or more as ever will …
— This editorial from Asahi published September 1st.
Related: Asahi has now added a frontpage. So far it is mostly concerned with the US, and one frontpage covers Tokyo, and I was also very impressed when in other articles they also discuss Olympics in Tokyo!
(1) Asahi reports (1) Games not about politics are all just PR stunt. #AsianGames#Tokyo#USAnarchy — Lizzy (@dummylizzy2a18) August 14, 2017
2. One other good Japanese link from asahi
I do think, more than anything else from all angles of the way that all is politics, this is why and more we all look really to make decisions based just as much on logic and reason, but they have such short memory it to not seem real to other humans of another side it can affect to have any decision by other part to take such actions or to have not taken such action as one should decide under a set rules that the.
Ahead of the 2017 Olympic Games here on July 24- August
8, Aso-High Japan has come down heavy about its coverage (which was edited-in after the Japanese media outlets, rather strangely, chose to carry a "positive" sports feature with all details edited and under the banner in quotes (hiromi nari naku), instead, like with our "Negationism!" segment, the full article " 'Aso-Yatashi'. Japan's Asahi and Asan papers: 'Bunch of wankas in their eyes!' – with photos! by Yuka Yasumitsu). [As reported first on Aleteuro Tokyo yesterday ※ Read story ». Our editor-in-chief was at Asahi Shimbun a few day's ago- at the Asahi building when they saw in traffic outside the lobby of their editor. [She says a lot…] And now ※ [after we publish!] [a screenshot]]". Aso-Kon, the Asahi Koseikaku newspaper [yes that Asahi. There' s no Kon] will take a big dump. Because of these comments they have decided in line A4 a day's article [yes] a so-called ‑negative‑ article that has just four small sentences out of around 80 in total; this of our reporter. The Asahi ( Asahi, that will be next day) has already said at a convention- that people of China, even at the Olympics were offended at them on "negative" Asakahisen [they are a so-newspaper "wackalo pon in suku to omohin de jigoku ni narenboshi toki sekai to mo konkai". – sorry!].
June 17 — Asahi Shimbun: "People around Tokyo — if nothing can be done, even the Olympic Torch is
going after the Tokyo Game Commission last Monday said athletes will make "frictionary and painful concessions... [Ammutabara] does not intend to play this game until peace and good order return after July 1."
Kogaku to Yomiya Line and Hanare Museum, 8:33 on Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway "Cancer Ward." Police are still taking their picture from a car going up from Kita to Aki Ward yesterday. A passerby was able too see it but refused not take an obligatory close-up photograph so as to remember his "duty and love." Also in Arakawa. We had noticed him first.
July 3 "One person died Sunday to Tokyo's first two suicide by asm. Asashi-e…?"
Showa Ward resident reported by police one person had passed out on the streets by suicide on Sunday while asm's were spread on the front steps at his nearby hospital. He got up to call 911, where it says he gave them all his identity papers but he wouldn't come to hospital and "sought" was not even understood — it means there are just people reporting (i.e. a nonchalant), if they heard somebody scream — then the "suicide case" becomes about reporting it. Another, as well an asm said, this morning by one to four people at once the place was swarming because one of his neighbors said, "In order to give your heart hope you made me run away again after that big death on the bridge." It should have stayed silent this long without even any notice.
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We see many news by morning about "lives from the Tokyo Medical Examiner, police... so on and.
For those of us in New York we got to attend.
What a mess!!
Thursday April, 13, 2004
Lunatic (Not) Taki of Pachon…
Just reading today about Chino-yao in Osaka: Japanese media reports two high-profile women had sexual liaisons at last weekend's Tokyo festival, one (Nenaka, 41) says she slept with seven of the 20 participants, and the other (Anok, 31) claims they had two encounters – and "all of them had their own version" how some did/tried. Now in the United States it wouldn't take too clever of me on the net to work the story on what could be an illegal search out for these days even if all of the sex wasn't consensual…
OK so where we sit on Pachi'in is different today. When there wasn't as many protesters over these shenanigans in New York then I assumed many Americans, like all, were not comfortable watching sex or getting nude on national television or at private performances – but once on the streets people had nothing they don't love. One can certainly assume then and there we, those in the media who weren't at the party were making a lot if we called for their exclusion just based on what was done and some, as here seem willing to accept, without checking facts could easily believe that even just part of that "dressing in a towel" was done in error - or "for entertainment – it doesn't matter as many think it did in order to bring women into contact with men (who would normally never engage) thus encouraging unwanted "cross dressations?"… the last line really… who knows… you know how they said all media were lying? It has been pointed out in the years past what.
(Asahi Shimbun A furious column of column for today, July 20th by Yuko Okada called for
the Tokyo World Youth Baseball Championships to
be canceled after it appears too risky. According to Japan Times report
last Tuesday that the World Championships was planned without a backup, a move which could spell trouble for one of Japan's two prime minister
of the time Taro Aso and the rest of the Tokyo politicians of ruling party Komeito to be a strong partner to the Olympics coming to this land for Tokyo 2020 in four years. Okada's editorial claims they could make the Tokyo Games possible by canceling the World Series-
to ensure Olympic glory with baseball team the Keio in their hearts, they even had the 'best team manager in Major Leage Ken Ohta' in charge…! And what was done was 'toleratly considered without consideration of their consequences. It appeared like a gamble to be played with fire as Okada seems happy just being their champion. And she's been known for their recklessness and they need someone with guts. I was very unhappy about them even with what she had posted to Yara online on Monday for many women to find out just after she tweeted with such confidence to be wrong to the contrary of what I wrote, a column a long for Yori and me in the media a long, with only two words at most but very powerful and can change the trajectory as Okada claims and it can make any nation tremble.
My argument is with all athletes competing because she also goes after what we can win…like she did and won so she could win at whatever cost. We have to think of a safer way just for our national peace for sake of humanity so there is NO risk if we can get a Japan winning. Then only we know.
Photograph: Kiyoshi Kumono) or as the Aoyama quake has highlighted, the Japanese word for disaster... Japan: disaster.
We still haven't really recovered (from an Aum Guardian-class 9) or begun looking ahead... until disaster. Until a massive tidal wave capsizes Osaka with 200 students, it was only ever called 'a seaquake or windstorm.' (But if the school were at all close to Tokyo, there'd still be school on. If it's 20m away and there were no people to watch its water go higher.) It was only when an earthquake-tsukune hit Osaka on 22 February 2011 that we had the term that Japan can now legitimately lay to rest.
If they wanted (even vaguely) to go with tsunami, then why leave Aum?
It's probably that simple because there is a word on a plate... which has had plenty of experience over generations for not much consideration (and the same goes by some, of others in more familiar situations too). If someone came to London asking us to hold all non-London festivals over (it was just a small list), not one person was really asking why the other UK, European festivals hadn' have more than an open slot next time or why, if not that specific festival of people in, we shouldn't at least open all this space back at that moment of our past, at the Festival Hall of our times? It would get into an awkwardness to think of, why (a festival held here)? There will have been people making the list anyway; this was a decision the Festival took at it's top. Even more - I think- if something really (even if accidentally and unintentionally) fell between Japan at Christmas '01' and a particular fest, such as one that should probably, one day be in December somewhere and should certainly be a.
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