Can anyone (especially from Tokyo, Japan) answer this, (its about the Himikyru Mansion)?
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i HAVE HEARD IT. FROM A FRIEND IN TOKYO. tHERE IS SOME TRUTH TO IT
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in japan maybe sorry if i didnt help
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For the others who wrote asking for details:\n\nAnyone who remembers anything about World War II, or has studied anything about World War II, will understand and remember that during that war the Japanese developed a way to demoralize the American forces. The Japanese psychological warfare experts developed a message they felt would work.\n\nThey gave their psychological warfare script to their famous broadcaster, "Tokyo Rose," and every day she would broadcast their message packaged in different ways, hoping it would have a negative impact on American GI's morale.\n\nWhat was that demoralizing message?\nIt had three main points:\n   1.. Your President is lying to you.\n   2.. This war is illegal.\n   3.. You cannot win the war.\nDoes this sound familiar???  Is it because of:\n   a.. Tokyo Hillary,\n   Tokyo Harry,\n   Tokyo Teddy\n   Tokyo Nancy,\n   Tokyo Durbin,\n   Tokyo Kerry, who have all learned from the former enemies of our country, and have picked up the same message and are broadcasting it on:\n\n   b..  Tokyo CNN,\n    Tokyo ABC,\n    Tokyo CBS,\n    Tokyo NBC?\n\nThe only difference is that they claim to support our troops...before they demoralize them.  Come to think of it...Tokyo Rose told the American Troops she was on their side, also!
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SukkaPunani  it was when he went to Tokyo, I forgot what title the movie was however.  I'll just never forget that female nemesis' name.  It's just so, so, soooo, suggestive... don't you agree?
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I can probably get more information of it through research but here is what i know .. =) it is definitly korean because there is another island next to Dokdo where Korean actually have lived for a long time. It only takes 1hr 30 min ~ 2hr 30min from this island to get to Dokdo by ship. Dokdo is not exactly a place where a person can live, it is a rocky island and not enough drinkable water.. but Japan wants it so bad because it will enlarge their sea territory tramendasly. Japanese fisher abrubtly intrude the sea border near dokdo to fish in many occations. There is no obvious reason why Japan think its theirs other than their attempt to gain larger sea territory and stronger sea power. Korea have been occupied dokdo island from very long time ago, and I think Japan pretty recently began to claim that its theirs out of no where.. well it doesnt seem right to me when Japan claims some random island based on no logical reason.. it is just my opinion.. If i think of an anology, its like all of sudden Japan claims that Hawaii and Guam is theirs?.. Japan also uses diplomatic power and money to obscure ppl's opinion on this issue.. which many ppl easily fall into. be careful of false propaganda and i hope my answer helped u to get this issue straight..have a nice day=) ps. sorri if i misspelled any words
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For one thing why would a person (real person who lives in mansion )would bother answering this . they would be too busy.
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Here is a video about riding Japans Maglev train...\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2926400396387878713&q=maglev\nCheck it out...!!
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try this http://www.japantimes.co.jp/
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He's LIVING in ohayoo????\n\n\nget some help and try posting this again...\n\nand stop stalking people...
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ummm, i'm not really sure.  i guess if you wanted to find out what samurai did, i'd recommend a visit to japan. =)
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♡In my opinion, I don't think it's true, but you never know where your friend may have ended up! Sometimes stories have a way of 'growing' additional details after the fact. Actually though, I think your friend just may have landed at one of the many theme 'cafes' (Vampire, Maid...) in Japan, that's all.  For example:\nhttp://www.ne.jp/asahi/yueyue/moon/0404/diary_0404_14.html\nOR, The Silent Hill Maid cafe:\nhttp://www.kotaku.com/gaming/top/silent-hill-the-japanese-maid-cafe-183235.php?server=56&id=175237851&secret=b72508dfd0\nOR Little BDS:\nhttp://koakuma.littlebsd.com/foodanddrink/09.htm\nHe probably just ended up in Akihabara and not really understanding the concept or much Japanese, he may have 'misunderstood' what was going on...? Hmmm, he could have seen anything and believed it, probably just theatrics though! ～Why would your friend stay around and watch something like that anyway??!!♡
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Good question! I want to know about it too\n\n:/ maybe something to do with the wonder wall in china? XDDDD who knows?
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I do not know if it is English speaking or not, but try this!\nMasanori Kohatzu\nWoddy House 103 1-18-48\nNishigaoka Kita-Ku, Tokyo\n03-3908-8707\nEmail: masa_misa1793@ybb.ne.jp\n\n\nNetwork for Attitudinal Healing International \nNAHI \nhttp://www.localcommunities.org/servlet/lc_ProcServ/DBPAGE=cge&GID=01004011550953856176805252
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I agree Japanese culture is incredible. If you can move out there than do it. everything there is  so open minded and everything is based on respect. Very poor and dirty though because there are too many people.
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I used to live in Nagano prefecture in Japan. \n\nFor a foreigner in Japan to borrow money from a Japanese bank to buy real estate or land, you need to be a permanent resident.  \n\nTo become a permanent resident, you have to have lived in Japan for at least 10 years if you're single, or at least 3 years if you're married to a Japanese person.\n\nHouses and land are awfully expensive in Japan, and Japan has half as many people as the USA even though it only has about 1/20 the land area.  \n\nThis means that Japan is very densely populated -- not a lot of space. \n\nAn exception to that rule is Hokkaido, the northernmost main island.  I went there a couple times and most of it was pretty wide open.  I also heard the cost of living is cheaper there.  So that might be a good place, if you can stand the winter!
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Would'nt have a clue.Would it not be wiser to put this question on the japanese site.
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Japan is a very homogeneous society they remain traditional and still let out side influences into there country. there old ways still aaare there in there every day lives.