Guardian-reading wokerati Retweeted
This is a thoughtful, polite, and absolutely brutal takedown of the BBC's Japan correspondent's recent column about Japan. https://t.co/Lv6C9xZ9G0
— Matt Alt (@Matt_Alt) January 24, 2023
的確だな。
I think he’s absolutely right to identify gerontocracy as Japan’s fundamental problem
gerontocracy 老人支配、
老人支配が問題なのはそのとおり
Wingfield-Hayes is also right to decry the low-productivity menial jobs that Japan has in abundance. Hiring 6 people to do the job of 2 is sadly common in Japan, and it’s a big reason why Japanese people earn such low and stagnant wages. The heart of the problem is the lack of new high-growth companies, which is due to deficiencies in R&D, lack of late-stage startup funding, and (especially) Japanese companies’ failure to tap export markets in lieu of their shrinking home market.
R&D 「Research & Development」の略で、日本語でいうと「研究開発」
道路や地下鉄の工事なんかみていて作業員が無駄に多いことに外国人なんかが不思議がるが、あれはあれで仕事の共有みたいなもので、彼らにとっては役に立っていることもあるんじゃないか、とおれは思っていた。
ただし、無駄なのは無駄であって、研究開発が充実し、起業支援や海外進出なんかちゃんとして成長企業があれば、そんなこともなくなるわけだね。
Out with the old cliches
out with
~を追い出せ、~は出て行け
・In with fortune! Out with the evil! : 鬼は外!福は内!
へえええ
irritation at the cliched cultural essentialism that still defines Japan in the minds of too many Westerners.
日本語がろくにできない記者が固定観念を上塗りしただけの記事になってしまっているわけだね。
kazukazu88 Retweeted
なんでも自民党批判のネタにすればいいと思っている日本の野党の悪い習慣を身に着けてしまったのかな?自民党の責任が重い。海外で評価された日本の強みを政治家が次々とダメにしたと同時に弱点をどんどん増やしたから。岸田政権はさらにその方向を強めて行く。 https://t.co/YpplQ69Whn
— 西村 カリン (Karyn NISHIMURA)💙💛 (@karyn_nishi) January 24, 2023
money does not make you happy.... fame does not make you happy you got to find happiness in you.
その通りなんだけど、
having no money makes, often if not always, people unhappy.
life without money is really hard
だよな。
Audrey CarusoShe is a true inspiration! Thank you for sharing.DrLeoI am 64 and have been exercising all my life. This makes me more determined to put more effort into it.Someone said “don’t use age as an excuse to be lazy”.Be all you can be. As long as you can be.Linda L BrownI am extremely grateful for this outstanding woman's example of commitment to excellence for herself and for the unlimited good she can do as an example of what's possible.Telisha SwailsAs a fitness trainer myself, this woman is very inspiring to me ,wow amazing. It makes me really believe in what I do to help others and this lady is really cool.Peter Marsh2 日前She is an excellent example for both women and men.
タキミカさん、まさにInspiration だね。
<コラム 筆洗>作家の宇野千代さんはお風呂から上がるとまず、鏡の前で自分の…
2023年1月24日
世界ランクが十位のころ、メンタルトレーナーの指導で毎朝、鏡に向かって「俺は最強だ!」と叫んでいたそうだ。【おもしろい豆知識】ダビデ像で『ダビデが左手に持っている物』は一体なに?
よし、おれもタオルに石をくるんで左手で肩にひっかけて、風呂上がりに鏡の前で「おれはダビデだあああ」とか毎日やろうかな?
なんか政府答弁みたいな・・・答えになっていない。
全部読めないからググったらNHKのサイトにあった。
いたたまらない・・・おれなら発狂しちゃうかも・・・
鉄腕アトムの日本企業がやってほしかったな。
Brittany LumppThis film gutted me when I was younger. I had grown up being told “we won, Japan was the bad guy and we won.” And it wasn’t until this movie that I started considering the people that suffered. There isn’t just black and white in the world and we aren’t the heroes I thought we were. I carry this movie with me.OsHiif you ask me what movie changed my life when I saw it as a kid, it would be this movie. This movie made me cry buckets and made my heart hurt. my country, the Philippines, was occupied by Japan in the second world war. I grew up on my grandparents stories during world war 2. how they would hide in caves to escape the bombs, how they were constantly so hungry and terrified of being discovered by the japanese soldiers. but this movie made all their stories came to life for me and made me sympathize with the stark terror my grandparents really went through. since GoTF is from a japanese perspective it also taught me compassion and taught me the futility of all wars. it doesn’t matter what side you are on, in the end, it is the innocents who suffer. i wish humanity
戦争映画で「火垂るの墓」 ほどの傑作はないかもしれない。
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