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wagyl wrote:I'm always more CONVINCED by the ASSERTIONS in Youtube Titles when they are in ALL CAPITALS.
WIFIなし。
カードなし。
おもてなし!
matsuki wrote:...all the whileWIFIなし。
カードなし。
おもてなし!
Russell wrote:matsuki wrote:...all the whileWIFIなし。
カードなし。
おもてなし!
レストランの禁煙なし
wagyl wrote:I didn't even bother clicking the link. Two seconds in I see that it is Mr TORTURED DELIVERY.
Did you really experience thirteen whole minutes of him?
The Mario thing of course has precedent.
The Tokyo government tested sprinklers on the capital's street on Monday to see how effective spraying water is in countering scorching heat expected during the 2020 summer Olympics it will host.
The experiment, conducted on a pedestrian walkway along a road where competitive walking will be held during the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, showed sprinkling water would keep temperatures on the street surface up to around 5 C cooler than the surrounding air temperature.
Heat has been a major concern for the games in Japan, where the temperature soared to a record high 41.1 C in July near Tokyo. The nation has already seen over 130 people die and 71,000 others taken to hospitals due to heatstroke or heat exhaustion between April 30 and Aug. 5.
The Tokyo metropolitan government tested hoses with holes used for farming in three different settings -- using sprinklers from 4 a.m., 7 a.m. and not using them at all.
Starting at 4 a.m. created some areas where the surface temperature was about 5 C lower than the air temperature, while other wetted locations also recorded temperatures between 27 C and 29 C even when the air temperature went over 30 C.
In areas where no water was sprinkled, the surface temperature eclipsed 30 C.
As it was cloudy when the experiment was conducted, a Tokyo official in charge of the experiment said, the results could be different if the weather is sunny.
Tokyo already plans to introduce mist showers and special pavements to reduce the road surface temperatures.
Russell wrote:What's wrong with postponing the games with 3 months?
Please, somebody educate me!
Greji wrote:The only problem is that if they host the Olympics again, it will be the same tragic event as 1964, the price of whores will skyrocket!
Sapporo set to give up bid for 2026 Winter Olympics
The Japan Times | Sept. 13, 2018
SAPPORO --- Sapporo intends to tell the International Olympic Committee early next week that it plans to give up bidding for the Winter Olympics in 2026, a source familiar with the matter said Thursday, with the city now aiming to stage the games in 2030...
...The capital of Hokkaido had been planning to make its final decision on withdrawal from the 2026 bid after the dialogue stage ends this fall. But it made up its mind earlier apparently due to damage from the Sept. 6 magnitude 6.7 quake that killed 41 people and triggered a massive power outage.
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Taro Toporific wrote:Greji wrote:The only problem is that if they host the Olympics again, it will be the same tragic event as 1964, the price of whores will skyrocket!
Greji wrote:The only problem is that if they host the Olympics again, it will be the same tragic event as 1964, the price of whores will skyrocket!
Tokyo Olympics organizers offer to pay volunteers 125 yen (US$1.13) an hour, critics unimpressed
soranews24.com via Nihon Keizai Shimbun | 2018/09/20
...First came concerns over the lofty credentials the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee was looking for in volunteers, but recently the issue critics are most vocal about is the drain on potential volunteers’ time and finances. In hopes of encouraging students to volunteer, proposals have been made such as shifting exam periods so as not to overlap with the Games or awarding course credits for volunteer activities. And now the Organizing Committee is adding a bit of monetary incentive too, as on September 18 it approved a plan to pay volunteers a flat per-day amount.
Volunteers will be given 1,000 yen (US$9) per day, provided they work at least an eight-hour shift (which includes breaks and stand-by periods). However, this isn’t a salary for services rendered. The payment is intended as compensation to cover volunteers’ transportation expenses unimpressed/]...more...
matsuki wrote:...gaman?
wagyl wrote:Taro, do you have the source artwork for that Manchukuo picture?
Over 30,000 people have completed applications to become volunteers for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics in the 10 days since recruitment started late last month, the organizer said.
As of 10 a.m. Friday, the number of applicants for games volunteers stood at 61,826, with 31,982 having finished the necessary procedures, according to the organizing committee of the Tokyo Games.
The committee is hoping to secure about 80,000 volunteers through online recruitment by early December.
“We still have plenty of time, about two months away from the deadline. I’d say it’s going well so far,” Toshiro Muto, director-general of the organizing committee, said of the campaign, which started on Sept. 26.
He said the applicants have been almost equally divided between men and women across all age groups, including individuals in their 70s.
Besides those applicants, 3,426 have already applied to be so-called city volunteers recruited by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
The Tokyo government is trying to secure 30,000 who will provide transport and sightseeing information for visitors to the 2020 Summer Games.
In comparison, about 240,000 volunteers registered for the 2012 London Games, according to the committee.
Asked about complaints that the registration website is not easy to use, Muto said the committee has no plans to modify the system but is working to improve its manual for users.
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Russell wrote:A manual for using a web site?!?
canman wrote:...crying because the stupid announcer said, he helped Hanyu win gold!
Hanyu’s health a paramount concern
The Japan Times | Nov. 20, 2018
When a country takes the gold and bronze medals in the same discipline at a Grand Prix it would usually be considered a successful...more...
Taro Toporific wrote:... Hanyu, is being forced to compete while suffering from Tree Man Syndrome
Taro Toporific wrote:Greji wrote:The only problem is that if they host the Olympics again, it will be the same tragic event as 1964, the price of whores will skyrocket!
Whores will volunteer, right?Tokyo Olympics organizers offer to pay volunteers 125 yen (US$1.13) an hour, critics unimpressed
soranews24.com via Nihon Keizai Shimbun | 2018/09/20
...First came concerns over the lofty credentials the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee was looking for in volunteers, but recently the issue critics are most vocal about is the drain on potential volunteers’ time and finances. In hopes of encouraging students to volunteer, proposals have been made such as shifting exam periods so as not to overlap with the Games or awarding course credits for volunteer activities. And now the Organizing Committee is adding a bit of monetary incentive too, as on September 18 it approved a plan to pay volunteers a flat per-day amount.
Volunteers will be given 1,000 yen (US$9) per day, provided they work at least an eight-hour shift (which includes breaks and stand-by periods). However, this isn’t a salary for services rendered. The payment is intended as compensation to cover volunteers’ transportation expenses unimpressed/]...more...
wangta wrote:...while it's typical volunteers will get exploited while cunts and whores of both genders of politicians get their undeserved salaries, kickbacks and gold passes for them and their similarly parasitical relatives...
@neko_guruma01
Public high school students in Tokyo are 'forced to volunteer' to help make the Tokyo Olympics a success.
The Olympic committee, having trouble in recruiting helpers, makes teachers hand out volunteer application forms to students and put pressure on them to fill them out.@knamekata
これは東京オリンピックの都市ボランティアに都立高校生の強制動員だ。
目標に届かず、締め切りを延長、高校2.3年生の全員に該当する10万枚を配布。生徒からは「強制」「学徒動員」の声も。
長嶋一茂がズバリ「全員に出して下さいと配るのでは自発的なボランティアに強制感を感じる」
モーニングショー
Taro Toporific wrote:But wait, wait, there's more...@neko_guruma01
Public high school students in Tokyo are 'forced to volunteer' to help make the Tokyo Olympics a success.
We'll all be losers in 2020, anti-Olympic activists say
---Tokyo Olympics to benefit a few at expense of many, anti-games activists say---
The Japan Times | July 23, 2019
Activists opposed to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games say the events will hurt individuals and businesses through high costs and disruption, and will provide only fleeting gains for a small number of people in the political, economic and media elite.
The anti-games organizations that spoke to reporters at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan Tuesday include Hangorin no kai, a Japan-based activist group, and NOlympics LA, a coalition of over 25 organizations in California opposed to the Olympic Games.
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