The Japan Thread



As men in at least half of the world cannot find a normal woman to marry,

As there is a global economic crisis where no one can make good money anymore,

As politicians around the world seem to do the bidding of the Jews, seemingly unable to bring themselves to give a single moral victory to the downtrodden masses,

As men can no longer forge their own destiny, the destiny of their neighborhood, nor their country,

As politicians tell us we need to import unlimited Muslims who can barely go a week before declaring they've conquered the house hosting them,

The people of the world, who abstain from critical thinking, are starting to question if the government they "vote" in is really the babysitter, they presume it to be.
 
Essay about how Christians in Japan are disportionaly in positions of power in Japanese society despite them being a miniscule percentage of the population. One thing mentioned that stuck out to me was how a lot of the converts to Protestant Christianity in the 19th century were former samurai:

www.cremieux.xyz

The Making of an Elite: Japanese Christians

Why are Japanese elites so likely to be Christian when Japan is a 99% non-Christian country?
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Wutang said:
Essay about how Christians in Japan are disportionaly in positions of power in Japanese society despite them being a miniscule percentage of the population. One thing mentioned that stuck out to me was how a lot of the converts to Protestant Christianity in the 19th century were former samurai:

www.cremieux.xyz

The Making of an Elite: Japanese Christians

Why are Japanese elites so likely to be Christian when Japan is a 99% non-Christian country?
www.cremieux.xyz www.cremieux.xyz
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That's a very strange pattern.

Jesus said it's hardest for the rich people to enter heaven.

This can't be a coincidence right?
 
White expat gets assaulted in Tokyo. Funny enough he got pressed by some black guy not too long ago, according to him.

For those that don't know Shinjuku neighborhood is like the Times Square of Tokyo. You'll see this name a lot because all the tourists and expats seem to love this retarded place. Not sure why these people keep hanging out in one of the few places that has Africans, but their political orientation might give us some clues.

 
Wutang said:
Essay about how Christians in Japan are disportionaly in positions of power in Japanese society despite them being a miniscule percentage of the population. One thing mentioned that stuck out to me was how a lot of the converts to Protestant Christianity in the 19th century were former samurai:

www.cremieux.xyz

The Making of an Elite: Japanese Christians

Why are Japanese elites so likely to be Christian when Japan is a 99% non-Christian country?
www.cremieux.xyz www.cremieux.xyz
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Many centuries earlier in the time of St Francis Xavier, there was a wider Catholic conversion of samurai in Japan:

 
Sandalwood Peak said:
White expat gets assaulted in Tokyo. Funny enough he got pressed by some black guy not too long ago, according to him.

For those that don't know Shinjuku neighborhood is like the Times Square of Tokyo. You'll see this name a lot because all the tourists and expats seem to love this retarded place. Not sure why these people keep hanging out in one of the few places that has Africans, but their political orientation might give us some clues.

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I do like how the cops were unresponsive and told him that it's impolite to film in public.

This guy doesn't appear to be a nuisance streamer, but I can understand wanting to cancel all streamers.
 
Read_Lives_of_Saints said:
I do like how the cops were unresponsive and told him that it's impolite to film in public.

This guy doesn't appear to be a nuisance streamer, but I can understand wanting to cancel all streamers.
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Yeah, after all the nuisance streamers it would be easy to want to cancel them all. There are some decent ones out there. I've been watching YungJamez' videos for a while and found him pretty entertaining. He was raised Christian but has lapsed. He's a good looking guy so there was probably that lure of hedonism easy for the taking. He has a Japanese girlfriend now. He saved up his money to go overseas working as a waiter, I think in Chicago.

Are there any well known Christian communities in Japan to link up with? I'd be more interested in the Sendai or Sapporo areas, because the summers in Tokyo are hell-ish.

More on Kimi-chan:
 
DeWoken said:
Yeah, after all the nuisance streamers it would be easy to want to cancel them all. There are some decent ones out there. I've been watching YungJamez' videos for a while and found him pretty entertaining. He was raised Christian but has lapsed. He's a good looking guy so there was probably that lure of hedonism easy for the taking. He has a Japanese girlfriend now. He saved up his money to go overseas working as a waiter, I think in Chicago.

Are there any well known Christian communities in Japan to link up with? I'd be more interested in the Sendai or Sapporo areas, because the summers in Tokyo are hell-ish.

More on Kimi-chan:
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The summers won't be better than Tokyo, but Nagasaki is still the center for Catholicism in Japan. And it is continuing to grow.

I've noticed more and more new churches all over Japan, but most noticeably in Nagano. Perhaps because they are new? Not sure. My wife was born in Shinjuku at a Catholic hospital and the church there seems very active and I noticed a lot of young people there last visit. So for sheer numbers, Tokyo is where it's at. There is also more evangelizing in Tokyo and I would think it works really well as there are so many lonely people there and the Christian community is just so welcoming and warm. And for foreigners it's nice to have some familiarity and speak English (most Japanese Christians speak English quite well).
 
Caduceus said:
The Japanese committed many war crimes in the 1930s and 40s, but cannibalism isn't one of them.
I doubt it has ever existed in the entire history of Japan
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Japan had small populations through its medieval history, and you are never too far from the coastline and the ocean's bounty anywhere in Japan. Before the dawn of industrial fishing, the oceans were inexhaustible.
 
Caduceus said:
The Japanese committed many war crimes in the 1930s and 40s, but cannibalism isn't one of them.
I doubt it has ever existed in the entire history of Japan
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Weird to deny because a quick google would have you see that the US Military litigated the Chichijima Incident where it was discovered that 4 American POWs were cannibalized by Japanese officers. Bush Senior was able to escape this fate.

This wasn't an isolated incident either. There was a hand written confession by a Japanese corporal whom cooked the brain of a Chinese as well as anecdotes across Southeast Asia.

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There's a difference between wartime atrocities --fueled by desperation......and self-inflicted atrocities fueled by your own dictators.

I have not heard of Japanese eating their own babies. But I have seen and heard confessions of China elders who have confessed to eating babies. Some babies were killed by suffocation or strangulation, and then eaten. Some were already dead in the streets - picked up and eaten.
 
expectation said:
Weird to deny because a quick google would have you see that the US Military litigated the Chichijima Incident where it was discovered that 4 American POWs were cannibalized by Japanese officers. Bush Senior was able to escape this fate.

This wasn't an isolated incident either. There was a hand written confession by a Japanese corporal whom cooked the brain of a Chinese as well as anecdotes across Southeast Asia.

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If it's documented and proven, then I stand corrected.
It's just seems very weird concerning the Japanese did not suffer famines during the war.
Cannibalism among citizens of an industrialized modern nation usually only occurs as a last resort before starvation.

I hope it's not one of those outlandish accusations similar to the one made against the German Nazis of "lampshades made from prisoner's skin" which decades later turned out to be without any proof. That false accusation was also officially leveled in court trials after the war.
 
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Laner said:
The summers won't be better than Tokyo, but Nagasaki is still the center for Catholicism in Japan. And it is continuing to grow.
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That makes sense!

Nagano eh? Interesting. I could forgo an Akita Bijin for a Yuki Hime ❄️😉
Yeah, Tokyo is the centre of the universe for pretty much everything over there. I just found it a bit lonely, and from what I gather it wasn't just me. Osaka for example is known for being more friendly: merchants instead of samurai (。。。 まて！).

I think it's at least a few degrees cooler when you go North of the Kanto area. But yeah, you have to put on Big Boy Pants living abroad anyhow.
Summer Temperatures in Tokyo, Sendai, Sapporo

In summer, summertime temperatures differ significantly between Tokyo, Sendai, and Sapporo due to their varying latitudes and regional climates. In Tokyo, summer temperatures typically range from 26°C to 32°C, with occasional highs exceeding 35°C, and the season is characterized by high humidity and frequent rainfall Sendai, located in the Tohoku region, experiences a slightly cooler summer with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 25°C, though it can still feel hot and humid during peak periods Sapporo, situated in Hokkaido, has the coolest summer climate among the three, with average highs around 24°C to 27°C, and temperatures generally remain more moderate and less humid compared to Tokyo and Sendai While Sapporo's summer is still warm, it is considered significantly cooler and more comfortable, making it a preferred destination for those seeking relief from the intense heat of central and southern Japan

Interviewing Japan had a banger of a video the other day about the dating problem.


It looks like his latest release is about the YoungJamez Kabukicho incident - お楽しみ ！
 
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