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japan really accepted its defeat.country, peace has become the most important concept. who thinks about what creates this world? all the history books tell us: without weapons you will be at the mercy of a stronger enemy, but for a very long time, the mentality of japan, getting rid of weapons and strong anti-war rhetoric. after wwii, money and resources were spent not on defense, but on the development of people. japan does not have oil or gold reserves, but investing in people allowed us to create that. i once came to japan confident that i would be amazed by the cleanliness and politeness of the locals. but what amazed me was how the imperialists, who threatened the whole world, became a nation that the whole world respects. i don’t know if it takes a painful defeat to cure imperial ambitions and start investing in people instead of building missiles. but i do know that after a few weeks in japan... i really wanted people in my country to proudly they said, we don't have an army. modern japan's first mission diplom

so i think japan itself should quickly learn from history and lead the way to correct japan russian relations. in that sense, i believe the various economic and non economic sanctions against russia should also be lifted as soon as possible. the, the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show your mind in justification for should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously, is to create a trust rather than fit the various things with artificial intelligence we have summoning the theme in the a robot must protect this phone. existence was alexis, the hello and welcome to the cross stuff full force. here we discussed some real in the the the at the task get too much of the garage on the item joelle royball short to come boeing and my gosh. task is for joe. not moment solution here is covered once used to fuck the correct one. so then also it will be sent me to console, read it to you, or that we're pretty sure it's or s

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japan, what did the city look like before the tsunami?e call that day 3:11 by analogy with 9:11, it used to be. just a place to live, this region was not famous, did not attract tourists, when people asked me where do you live, and i answered iwaki fukushima, people asked where is it, and i explained 2 hours north of tokyo, no one knew what this place was until 2011, and then suddenly the whole world knew about fukushima. in first there was an earthquake, in itself it didn't mean much, in our region they happen all the time, but this time the earth shook like never before in my life, it's impossible i had to stay on my feet, i was driving when the tremors hit and i had to stop and... it turned out that the sound of houses shaking from an earthquake can be very loud, you can literally hear the walls collapsing. i was seven months pregnant, and the thought was pulsing in my head, i need to get home, i don’t want to meet another earthquake on the street. the road to my house, then goes to the ocean, and i didn’t even think that a tsunami cou

japan has really accepted its defeat.n our country, peace has become the most important concept, but few people think about what creates this peace. all the history books tell us that without weapons you will be at the mercy of a stronger enemy. but for a very long time, the mentality of japan, getting rid of weapons, and a strong anti-war rhetoric. after world war ii, money and resources were spent not on defense, but on the development of people. japan does not have oil or gold reserves, but investing in people allowed us to create the base of specialists that we have now. and i think that if you want to create the future of a country, then education is the main thing you need to invest in. i once came to japan confident that i was struck by the cleanliness and politeness of the locals, but i was amazed by how the imperialists, who threatened the whole world, became a nation that the whole world respects. i don’t know if you need to experience a painful defeat to cure yourself of imperial ambitions and start investing i

japan and the united states did trade. the united states also invested and technology companies moved to japan. japanese companies were complemented by american companies. the japanese automobile industry in particular made great progress in the 1970s and 1980s. they increased their exports of automobiles. at that time , they had a similar situation with china. the united states imported a lot of goods from japan. at that time, reagan wanted to use his country's economic power to bully japan . then in 1982 , a voluntary agreement was formed between japan and the united states. japan was supposed to reduce its automobile exports by 8% every year. very soon, the result of the reduction in japanese automobile exports to the united states it turned out. everyone thought it was to increase production of american cars, but it didn't. in oz, the three big u.s. automakers cut production to raise prices. in the late 1980s , japan joined the ranks of the world's economic powers thanks to its rapid start in information technology. th

america returned the akinawa of amami island to japan.f you look at the historical perspective, after a war, countries very rarely return conquered territories. this great gesture was appreciated by the japanese . as far as i remember, the amami islands were returned on christmas eve, as a christmas present. however, i remember well how before my first trip to hiroshima i read in a japanese newspaper about barack obama's visit to the country, the article was discussing whether obama would apologize for the bombing of japan. the japanese really do expect an apology, it depends on who you ask, young people will tell you that it concerns the older generation, it is like expecting the japanese to apologize for the invasion of china during wwii. yes, the weapons were terrible, but it was the only way to stop japan. let's imagine for a second what would have happened if the bombing hadn't happened: japan wouldn't have surrendered, the russians would have captured at least hakaido, and then the entire northern part of the country up to fukushima

in japan , this figure continues to fall.hese are shots not from a nursing home, but from a women's prison in hiroshima prefecture. the oldest prisoner is 94 years old. the regime here is extremely soft, not so much for humanitarian reasons, but because there is no need for excessive security. more and more often, lonely elderly japanese women deliberately commit crimes, mainly shoplifting, in order to end up in prison, where they are guaranteed to be looked after. among the deeply. either two or three, while the appropriate age for marriage is almost everyone either closer to 30 or already in their forties, because, according to them, building a family life in japan expensive. they say that raising one child costs 10 million yen. our social support is weak, if only it were like in sweden. the japanese equivalent of maternity capital is the equivalent of 70 thousand rubles. there is also free medical insurance up to 18 years, monthly. payments of several thousand, there are also separate programs of subsidized housing for you

known not only in japan, but also the whole world. he was only 67. power formula had the honor of talking with prime minister abe more than once, we had long and very interesting conversations. the last time we met with him was shortly before he resigned, today we want to pay tribute to the memory of this outstanding japanese politician, a man who always advocated the development of comprehensive relations with russia, and we want to remember our very meaningful and confidential conversations. was born on september 21, 1954 , graduated from the university of law in 1977 seikei in tokyo. in november 1982 , he was an assistant to the minister of foreign affairs, and in july 1993 , he was elected to the house of representatives for the first time from the liberal democratic party. he was elected six times in total. from october 2005 , he was the chief cabinet secretary. ministers from 2006 to 2007 , prime minister of japan from september 26, 2012 , chairman of the liberal democratic party from december 26 , 2012 to august 2020 , prime mi

it is very strange that japan, for example, does not issue visas to all crimeans, where is japan, andere is crimea, and although obama objected to cooperation with moscow, aba decided to continue trying, made unexpected proposals, asked to support him with applause about. thief, as friends, we will continue to resolve all contentious issues. and the contentious issue was that it was already planned to deploy american missile systems on japanese territory. we always had the question of whether these missile systems would be at such a distance that they would threaten the russian federation. unfortunately, we still haven't received a clear, unambiguous, firm answer. for example, in vladivostok, a little to the north, we have two naval bases. big ones, our kings of the ocean zone go out to the pacific ocean, we must understand what will happen in this area, but in this regard, bearing in mind the special nature of relations between japan and the united states, how these relations will be built, we don't know, after the start of a special military operation and already under a different j

one of the writers said: "japan is something else." japan is something completely different.his is true in many categories, but especially in terms of food. for example, kitkat chocolate in many countries it is available in two or three varieties. in japan, there are more than 300 varieties of kitkat. or, for example, coffee with coal, coffee donut with coal, chips with the taste of creme brulee, or the refectory at the temple in kyoto, and from the michelin guide, just think about it, the monastery food that michelin recommends, myshlen, michelin, these are normal traditional values, after such a lunch, even an atheist will believe, this is soup, rice, obviously, and these are pickled fruits, the meal is composed in such a way that there are all the tastes, a little bitter, a little sweet, sour, salty, even pickled fruits, but the most important thing is how they bring it to you, they simply reveal it to you menu, there's one line, you say, yeah, i agree, you start eating, um, how delicious? it smells like kujut, it's impossible to sit elegantly, it's alive, it's mochi, you

america returned the amame islands to japan.f you look at the historical perspective, after the war, countries very rarely return the conquered territories. the japanese appreciated this great gesture . as far as i remember, the amame islands were returned on christmas eve, as a christmas present. however, i remember well, before my first trip to hiroshima, i read in a japanese newspaper. could establish the relations between the countries that exist today. thanks to this bombing, japan in a sense came to its senses, accepting the realization that it would not win the war. of course, if i had lost loved ones in this bombing, i would have felt differently, but my job as a historian is to look at the big picture, and as a historian, i believe that at that moment, this was the only way to end war. there was a period in japanese history when the japanese were imperialists and captured other countries. how much are the losses in the war and the end of the empire connected? you've been in japan for a week now, have you ever seen peopl

the americans did not come to japan as conquerors. they rebuilt the institutions and the education system. america gave okinawa back to japan , the amami islands. and if you look at the historical perspective, after wars countries very rarely return the conquered territories. this great gesture was appreciated by the japanese . as far as i remember, the islands. the invasion of china during the second world war. yes, the weapons were terrible, but it was the only way to stop japan. let's imagine for a second what would have happened if the bombing had not happened. japan would not have surrendered, the russians would have captured at least hakaido, and then the entire northern part of the country up to fukushima. the americans would have landed on kyushu, chiba, and this would have entailed a huge number of american soldiers died. after that , could there have been any friendship between the countries? i think there would have been only hatred, and i think that the huge sacrifice of people in hiroshima and nagasaki helped establish th

japan missed a few.ndistinct] >> on japan's role in the region overall, going back to the first trump administration, they used a great deal of u.s. credibility in the region, particularly in the philippines but not only their. that's a burden i'm not sure japan could take up this time around. given the change in leadership of tokyo, the change in focus through the administration here. and increasing assistance. the limited resources in japan and public resistance due to the heavy amount of expenditure overseas. i suspect we will see a more disciplined japanese approach to overseas security assistance in the region. which will not be able to backfill quite as much of the u.s. withdrawal as one might hope. i do think it will particularly focus on the philippines. i've talked about that already. i will not weigh in on whether or not i agree with the concept that the fact that it's in foreign affairs and not considered crazy, that tells you something about how fast the normalization of japan's security role

one of the writers said: "japan is something else." japan is something completely different. this is true in many categories, but especially in terms of food. for example, kitkat chocolate in many. in japan there are more than 300 options kitkata or, for example, coffee with coal, coffee donut with coal. chips with the taste of creme brulee, or the refectory at the temple in kyoto from the michelin guide, just think about it, the monastery food that is recommended by mysl, mysl, michelin, these are normal traditional values, after such a lunch even an atheist will believe, this is soup. this is alive, this is mochi, you need very tasty mochi, such a lunch sets you up for a meditative mood, so i sat down and plunged into deep meditation, nothing will work, nothing will come of you. nothing will work, nothing will work, to figure out where the japanese get their special tastes from, we went to the university. i have my own personal theory: the special taste is connected to the japanese perception of the changing seasons and how they value small things. japanese culture has this

japan traded with america, america invested and technology companies came to japan. japanese companies were complemented by american companies. especially the japanese automobile industry made great progress in the 1970s and 80s. they exported cars they increased their own. at that time , they had a similar situation with china. the united states imported a lot of goods from japan. at that time, reagan wanted to use his country's economic power to bully japan . then in 1982 , a voluntary agreement was formed between japan and the united states. japan was supposed to reduce its car exports by 8% every year. the result of the reduction in japanese car exports to the united states was soon clear. everyone thought that this was to increase the production of american cars. but that didn't happen. instead, the three big car manufacturers in the united states they reduced their production to raise prices. in the late 1980s , japan joined the ranks of the world's economic powers thanks to its rapid start in information technology. the united states felt that its role as the

no episode from japan can do without a trip to the market and street food.arents, just in case, take your children away from the screens. what you are about to see will range from strange to shocking. as a child, i really loved cotton candy, until i saw that it could be made from crab. the first time i found myself at such a market, my wife and i lingered at white, like a sea cucumber, but then this sea cucumber, like a stranger, raised its head, my wife screamed, here we found it, phew, after that some... simply kansai international airport is a legendary place, every year there is a flow of 20-30 million passengers here, it is a huge airport, and not once, not once in its 30 years of existence, has a single bag been lost here, this has never happened in the world, this is the only place on earth, and it feels like there is very little automation here, everything is entrusted to people. the suitcase is taken by hand, carried by hand, and slippers are given out if you need to take off your shoes and go through security, in general , you can’t expect any inva

in japan, this figure continues to fall. are the shots not from a nursing home, but from a women's prison in hiroshima prefecture, the most. the oldest inmate is 94 years old. the regime here is extremely lenient, not so much for humanitarian reasons, but because there is no need for excessive security. more and more often, lonely elderly japanese women deliberately commit crimes, mainly shoplifting, in order to end up in prison, where they are guaranteed care. among the very elderly, convicted repeat offenders make up the majority here. so, you will be fed here, sleep they'll put you to bed, take you to the bathhouse, for free, you couldn't think of anything better. the chafers in this prison admit that lately they feel more like nurses in a boarding house. in japan, the population is declining in all prefectures except one. tokyo continues to grow, and the capital city is the only japanese prefecture with a birth rate of less than one, that is, in statistical terms, in the most densely populated city on the planet, on aver

changes are indeed happening in japan. for years, patriarchy and the objectification of women were commonplace in one of the most developed countries in the world, and jokes about dead japanese who still go to work for weeks by inertia were well shown. the circumstances were so interesting, that in my family i work, and my husband is japanese, he looks after the house, even for america this is unusual, if you tell someone about this, the response will be surprise, according to statistics in japan there are less than 100 thousand cases when the mother works in the family, but this trend is gradually changing. partly due to a new initiative of the japanese government, which encourages fathers to take parental leave. paid? yes, the conditions are different for each company, for example, a monthly payment of 60% of the salary until the moment of returning to work. japanese may simply not use their accumulated vacation days. it was not uncommon for a man's family to live in one prefecture and he himself in another, because it w

japan ab. at the kremevsky entrance urgently parks presidential aurus, because there is a rather unusual task ahead, the president ordered to take an important passenger. on this same kremlin porch several years ago, her now deceased husband enjoyed the views of moscow. here you will see it, here take a photo, from the kremlin, auru, with the widow of the former japanese prime minister, drives out onto the central streets of moscow, oncoming traffic next to the presidential car. the car stops at the bolshoi theater and here, too, the spouses were once together abe and president putin. what have you managed to try, and maybe even try it on yourself? i managed to touch only one hot spring, it's called, it's a locally produced saken called... eastern beauty, i highly recommend it, but, but i think you need to know when to stop, as we say. perhaps, never again have relations between russia and japan developed so dynamically as under ab's premiership. and this, despite the most acute issue between t

japan is in the middle of a rice crisis.he price of this bag has doubled from $14 to nearly 30 since last year. there have been queues of people lining up outside big supermarkets trying to get their hands on a bag of rice and these images shock the public with many asking how is the country so famous for its rice unable to sustain supply? as you know, rice is a staple in our lives and this is something that we have not really taken for granted. it is quite shocking the price could rise and has risen in such a short period of time. translation: rice supply is controlled by the government so we don't have much choice. it is expensive but we have to buy it. the japanese are very particular about the rice. as grain used for sushi and for everyday food is not just about food, it is part of culture and tradition and politics. recently, the agricultural minister lost his job because he joked he did not have to buy his rice because his supporters got him so much. nobody laughed and he had to resign. so, how did we get here? the ric

and god, i know one of the 3 most famous gardens in japan. i always thought that the seats and the cars, interiors had been decorated with the traditional handy cross of kind of as i was in mind, is to stop for the . 2 2 the marine blue room in the season. cuckoo villa to. 2 this room and sleep blue was used to convey the power and wealth of the imperial family. the dates back to the 19th century. and this positive depends coat true heritage. the floorboards designed to squeak a sort of early alarm system. the building is spacious, but spat in sharp contrast to policies and videos in europe or nope, stuff in the village is the issue shine. it's the oldest shinto shrine in kind of our the tunnel of desires. each ribbon is mocked with a specific wish. what most seek it seems, is lifelong love. the shoreline is said to have been founded 1500 years ago. the building, however, is only around 200 years old. 2 the can who in gun is nothing less than or the criteria for the perfect japanese garden, very clear flowing water must be featured. the garde

one of the writers said: "japan is something else." japan is something completely different. this is true in many categories, but especially in terms of food. for example, kitkat chocolate, in many countries, it comes in two or three varieties, in japan. national values, after such a dinner even an atheist will believe, this is soup, rice, obviously, and these are pickled fruits, composed in such a way that there are all the tastes, a little bitter, a little sweet, sour, salty, even pickled fruits, but the most important thing is how it is brought to you, they simply open the menu for you, there is one line, you say, yeah, i agree, you start eating. how delicious the kujut smells it is impossible to sit elegantly this mochi you need a very tasty mochi such a lunch sets you up for a meditative mood, so i sat down and plunged into deep meditation. nothing will work out, nothing will work out for you, nothing will work, nothing will work. to find out where the japanese get their special tastes from, we went to kansai university in osaka, the most technologically advanced city in

it's one of the most architect, 20 interesting stations in japan. the, the gates to the platform, a typical of japanese railways. and here you can still buy a classic platform tickets. since 2015 high speed sion concentrations have been coming to kind of our have roots. that's a bit like a rubber the case. the women west in japan travelling on the railway routes between kinda south ends to yamma and when making a detour on the branch line from tech ok to he as well. the kind of zola is a city with a population of more than 450000 residents. it's the regional capital as well. connecting to the scene comes in train that what was the building to the city's economy? every major japanese city would like to have high speed train service. the high speed system is constantly expanding. did you want me to manage you if the train station miss selling me is that key is proud of his station? kind of like the last. so 120 railway we because we route here and kind of our station and all come as i was the center of the whole coating could reach and the name of tha

not surprising, considering how often jobs came to japan for ideas. a huge oval, built so that children run around and inevitably bump into each other. and it has a practical purpose. if we can't see each other, we can't know what's going on with the children, if someone has a problem, then in this design we can immediately see if one of the children needs help. from the first day in japan , you notice constant reminders to think about other people, in the toilet, to keep it clean, in the anterooms, close the doors quietly and completely, on trains, remember that you need to type quietly on... in the subway, that you need to turn off the sound on the phone and not talk, i was right, the japanese are really taught this from childhood. in the fuji kindergarten, children are taught to carefully line up slippers, both their own and others, and the doors are made with a special rubberized base, if you close them suddenly, they move apart to the sides, leaving a gap. at some point, the child sitting by the door complains about a draft, then the one who was

one of the writers said: "japan is something else." japan is something completely other.is true for many categories, but especially in terms of food, for example, the kitkat chocolate bar, in many countries it comes in two or three varieties, in japan there are more than 300 kitkat varieties, or, for example, coffee with coal, coffee donut with coal, chips with the taste of creme brulee, or the refectory at the temple in kyoto. and from the michelin guide, just think about it, the monastery food that is recommended by mysl, mysl, michelin, these are normal, traditional values, after such a dinner even an atheist will believe, this is soup, rice, obviously, and these are pickled fruits, the mixture is composed in such a way that there are all the tastes, a little bitter, a little sweet, sour, salty. went into deep meditation, nothing will work, nothing will work for you, nothing will work, nothing will work. to figure out where the japanese get such special tastes from, we went to kansai university in osaka, the most technologically advanced city in japan. i have my own pe

crimeans, where is japan, and where is crimea, and although obama objected against cooperation withmoscow, but decided to continue trying, made unexpected proposals, asked. to support him with applause regarding the islands, but putin made an even more unexpected proposal then. here's the idea that came to my mind. let's conclude a peace treaty, well, not now, but by the end of the year without any preconditions. i didn't even ask the audience to support me with applause, thank you for this support. severnyaya, two large naval bases, our ships, the ocean zone go out into the pacific ocean, we must understand what will happen in this area, but in this regard, bearing in mind: the special nature of relations between japan and the united states, how these relations will be built, we do not know, here after the start of a special military operation and already under a different japanese leadership, a flurry of anti-russian sanctions. what have we done bad to japan, it is nothing at all, not a single step, not a single word, they took sanctions against us, imposed them, for what reason,

america returned okinawa to japan, the amami islands. and if you look at the historical perspective, then after a war, countries very rarely give back the territories they conquered. they will tell you that this concerns the older generation, it is like expecting the japanese to apologize for invading china during the second world war. yes, the weapons were terrible, but it was the only way to stop japan. let's imagine for a second what would have happened if the bombing had not happened. japan would not have surrendered, the russians would have captured at least hakaido, and then the entire northern part of the country up to fukushima. the americans would have landed on kyushu, chiba. and this would have entailed the huge number of american soldiers killed. do you think there would have been any friendship between the countries after that? i think there would have been only hatred. and i think the huge sacrifice of people in hiroshima and nagasaki helped establish the relations between the countries that we have now. thanks to this bomb

and japan would prosper thanks to them. in the summer of 1937, the japanese invaders struck a second treacherous blow at china, in order to provoke a full-scale war, they resorted to their favorite method, armed provocation. on july 7, 1937 , japanese troops suddenly opened fire on chinese soldiers near the lugaoqiao bridge, near beijing. they then accused the chinese side of attacking and gave their army the order to begin an invasion. according to the famous researcher of the anti-japanese war, professor at tsenghua university, wang jianlang, starting a new war against china. the japanese elite pursued far- reaching strategic goals. in the 19th century, japan developed the concept of the so-called continental policy. it consisted of first capturing manchuria, then occupying all of china and expanding its expansion to the rest of the world. in 1936, according to the revised imperial national security doctrine, japan planned to fight against the ussr and the usa in the future, thus the japanese plan for aggressive war was d

changes are really happening in japan. for years, in one of the most developed countries world, patriarchy and objectification of women were commonplace, and jokes about dead japanese who still go to work for weeks by inertia, showed the main rule well: you work yourself to the point of exhaustion, and the company owns you, but recently everything has begun to change. it is so interesting that in my family i work, and my husband is japanese, he looks after the house, even for america this is unusual, if you tell someone about this, the response will be surprise. according to statistics, in japan there are less than 100 thousand cases when the mother works in the family, but this trend is slowly changing, partly due to a new initiative by the japanese government that encourages fathers to take parental leave, paid? yes, the conditions are different for each. for example, a monthly payment of 60% of salary until the return to work. japanese people may simply not use their accumulated vacation days. it was not uncommon for a

no episode from japan can do without a trip to the market and street food. parents, just in case, take your children away from the screens. what you are about to see will range from strange to shocking. as a child, i really loved cotton candy, until i saw that it could be made from crab. when we first found ourselves at such a market , my wife and i lingered at a white, seemingly sea cucumber, but then this sea cucumber what... raised his head, my wife screamed, here we found it, phew, after that some relief to eat fruit, before heading to the main place of this trip, we stopped at kansai international airport, which has recently become famous throughout the world, why? simply kansai international airport is a legendary place, here every year passengers flow of 20-30 million people, it is a huge airport. and not once, not once in its 30 years of existence of the airport here has not lost a single bag, this has never happened in the world, this is the only place on earth, and it feels like there is very little automation here, everything is entrusted to peopl

not surprising, considering how often jobs came to japan for ideas. a huge oval, built in such a way that children run around and inevitably meet each other. and this has a practical purpose. if we do not see each other, we cannot know what is happening to the children. day in japan you notice constant reminders, from the first that you need to think about others people, in the toilet that you need to keep it clean, in the encampments close the doors quietly and completely, on trains, remember that you need to type quietly on the keyboard, in the subway, that you need to turn off the sound on the phone and not talk, i was right, the japanese are really taught this from childhood in ... in the fuji kindergarten, children are taught to carefully line up slippers, both their own and others, and the doors are made with a special rubberized base, if you close them sharply, they move apart to the sides, leaving a gap, at some point the child sitting a draft complains at the door, then the one who entered the classroom last gets up and closes the door tightl

but the us is still japan. there's still a large presence of american servicemen and they are still marrying large numbers. but in 1952 that becomes much more easy for japanese women to emigrate to the us. and that's why we have numbers like before the statistic i showed you before that was like 30,000 women. it starts at five and goes to 65 because even though the war ends and the occupation period ends, there's then there's the korean war, the us, as we know, hasn't left japan. so there continues to be japanese women who are marrying american servicemen. and then in 1965, the heart cellar lifts the 1924 ban. so these are the restrictions that japanese women and their american servicemen, both black, white, had to navigate in order to immigrate to the us and then going back to thinking about like media and the ways which these relationships were kind of scrutinized both in the mainstream and black press. so here's an article from 1952 ebony, a popular magazine, it says the truth about japanese war brides. what

deploys almost a million troops to japan. this is what we call the allied occupation of japan. they have not left. the military presence stays pretty high throughout the occupation and the korean war. like the pacific, japan becomes an important strategic military location for the united states. military imported racism that we talked about. like hawaii, american servicemen engage in a range of intimate relationships with japanese women. that range included sex work, prostitution. pan pan girls. long-term relationships within the sex industry. a woman might just have one partner she sees most of the time. they dated. they courted. they had long-term relationships, short-term relationships. there was a large number of marriages. between 1947 and 1965, it's estimated about 50,000 japanese women came to the u.s. as brides to american serviceman. that does not include the ones i did not arrive in the u.s. it does not include those relationships for whatever reason she was unable to migrate. it does not include a large number of these relationships or a large number of women came th

on august 11, 1945 , at 9:00 p.m., chinchun, to flee to japan. before that, he burned more than 100 personal notebooks. these were the diaries that puyi had kept for 13 years. the ruler of manjo ugo took with him from the palace more than fifty boxes with various goods, watches, books, scrolls and imperial jewels. but... puyi never managed to get further than shinyan. on august 19, 1945 , the airfield where the emperor was waiting for flights to japan was suddenly attacked and captured by soviet paratroopers. they found and detained puyi along with his closest relatives and his ministers in the government hall of the airport. from there, the prisoners were transported to chita. then to the khabarovsk special camp. in addition to the emperor, the red army soldiers also got their hands on the valuable film archive of manzho ugo, which the japanese did not have time to destroy. these shots show official ceremonies with puyi and propaganda footage of the life of his pseudo-state. he did not know then that after the collapse of manjo ugo he would spen

another thing about japan rail is that at least the japan railways there are a number of companies, private companies delivering transit in these different regions of japan. it was a national railway up until the 1980s but then it was broken up and there are now these different private operators. so of course my question initially had a lot to do with like well well how is what's the relationship between public and private and how does what kind of public subsidy is there and you know what's going you know, is the private development that you're all doing subsidizing the the transit operations that you have. and the answer that i got from these railways companies was sort of a puzzled look because transit is self-sufficient and profitable for these rail lines. they're not getting public subsidy with one big exception the maglev project because they have a volume and a cost structure that makes transit profitable as a private activity in japan. >> so first depressing note there is a little bit i mean i did sort of tease out they're working on a maglev line to connect tokyo and oaxca and it's