🇯🇵日声私語 Voice of Japan Tweets 🇬🇧 Japanese trending content in English. All welcome. I love Japan and China, and hate nothing. 35 years in Japan.
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Joined April 2009
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Trending today in Japan: *It's claimed that* Yamato, probably Japan's most famous delivery service and distributor, sacked 5000 Japanese staff and replaced them with immigrants who 🎥treat the parcels like rubbish.
Japanese airport staff treated packages so well.
ヤマトは３万人の日本人ドライバーを解雇して
倉庫に5000人の移民達を雇った
物は投げ捨て品物を漁って盗むのが当たり前と
倉庫で働いていた日本人が投稿していた
移民達だけの倉庫もあると
こんな状況を日本人は知らずに許してよいのか
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
このポストは別々の2件を混同しています。
・ヤマトが契約を終了した約3万人は、ネコポス等を配達していた個人事業主で、業務は日本郵便へ移管（2023年発表）
・外国人採用は、2027年から5年で長距離トラック運転手のベトナム人約500人（2025年発表）
動画は関西国際空港の報道映像で、ヤマトの倉庫とは確認できません。
asahi.com/articles/ASR9T…
sankei.com/article/202511…
TtiJ: A man hung out under the stairs of a Don Quixote store in Shinjuku, waiting for girls to walk down, to take a look up their skirts.
Imho bald men, like myself, are a bit more likely to behave badly partly because, Japanese are baldists!
Bring back chonmage!
Trending today in Japan: Kamiya, the leader of the orange-revolution (?) Sanseito right-wing party, says that the Japanese populace wants a reduction in the number of immigrants rather than the number of politicians.
I think that politicians salaries could be decreased too.
Trended in Japan: Another Jessica in Japan that I follow, with a Korean mum and German dad, doesn't seem to face racism either, but when I went to check, I found she did come across an anti-Chinese Tanabata wish.
Trending today in Japan: A "cook" had a wrapped knife on the Yamanote Line of the Tokyo underground when the wrapping fell off the knife causing mass panic.
Foreigners are saying 'why didn't the men there subdue him,' as if Japanese men are pussies, which is not my experience.
新宿駅山手線にて、包丁男で車内パニック。。。。
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
添付されている動画は、2023年6月25日にJR新宿駅の山手線車内で起きた騒動の映像です。
勤務先から包丁を持ち帰っていた料理人の包丁が露出したことで乗客がパニックになったもので、警視庁の調べによると刃物を振り回すなどの行為はなく事件性はないとされています。現在の出来事ではありません。
times.abema.tv/articles/-/100…
Trending today in Japan: Miyu, a nurse, practices "triangular eating" (rotating between soup, rice and protein, see link) so as to be able to keep eating the main part of the meal she likes.
Okazu is translated as "side dish" but imho it's "main dish".
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triang…
Trending today in Japan: Rui's photos of Komachi Street in Kamakura on a beautiful clear autumn morning.
Google Maps
maps.app.goo.gl/G2rmpqCzRHPV…
Trending everyday in Japan: Jessica, whose dad is from the Congo, and only looks foreign, but is Japanese in spirit, is thought to be very beautiful, cute, and is popular -- proving, imho, that the Japanese are not racist.
Japan is often culturalist though. It's Japan.
Miyu reminds me of SAO
nitter.gq/sao_araki/status/19498…
Let me introduce myself.🌱
My name is SAO.
By day, I work as an office lady, and on the side, I’m also active as a model and actress.
Until earlier this year, I was part of an idol group.
Tomorrow, I’m planning to upload a YouTube Shorts video.
Hope you’ll be there for me.
I’ve read all your warm messages.
Thank you so much for all the love and support 😊🤍
#SAOpost
Trending today on Japan: 2 Chinese men demonstrate the "ABC Three-Step Folding Method," widely known as the "Japanese 2-Second Shirt Fold."
The technique originates from Japan, but these two gentlemen do not mention it.
Trending today on Japan: two large Japanese men, Go Kashu and Yosuke Fujiwara as Yumbo Dump, imitating everyday sounds using their bodies, to approval from 3 of the 4 judges. They made it through the next stage too.
Little speech but wildly original and creative #individualists
Trending on Japan: two photos, one of Japan, one of China. Can you tell them apart?
There are features that wouldn't be seen in the UK: cables and undeveloped mountain.
Trending today in Japan: a wall painting calling for the end of scientific evolution, while enjoying clothes and a newspaper, possibly by Japanese children. Many disagree with the conclusion but most that the message is powerful.
When should, can we stop?
Trending today in Japan: a French guy insinuates that Japanese deceived him into thinking that ramen originated in Japan, and now he has found the real origin is China.
"You weren't deceived," & "please come and try our version" in the comments.
Why the Twitter wars?
