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Mitsui Real Estate Residential has turned to the power of anime to promote their property, transforming massive buildings into equally gargantuan mechs that will surely appeal to younger and older generations alike and hopefully gull more of them into helpfully inflating Tokyo’s China-fueled real estate mini-bubble – if only such constructions were available to purchase.

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  • Anonymous commented on October 10, 2015 21:14

    my exact thoughts... More

  • Anonymous commented on October 9, 2015 16:14

    my uni scedule got fucked up. ty jp... More

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Top 10 Strangest Things About Tokyo

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Japanese asked what they think the strangest and most odd things about the nation’s capital are in comparison to the rest of Japan gave a list likely to be familiar to residents and visitors alike…

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  • Anonymous commented on March 3, 2013 06:01

    You know, you CAN fix half of these problems if you take a good look at problem nr. 2: Currently, due to this planet's way too high human population, China's standard of work is starting to... More

  • Anonymous commented on March 2, 2013 02:28

    well,at least not as half bad on what's going on China.Multiply that 3 times what China's offered to tourists.... More

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Evangelion Apartments

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Some cheeky but canny realtor has opted to market a number of properties using the characters of Neon Genesis Evangelion.

If you ever fancied living in a property capable of setting Asuka’s mind at ease, or of reducing Shinji to a quivering mass at the prospect of living one minute from the station, these may be the ones for you…

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  • Anonymous commented on November 10, 2009 08:25

    Fuck Weeaboos... More

  • Anonymous commented on May 22, 2009 10:00

    Funny. They don't like foreigners but want to be like them at the exact same time. The line of Escalades in Shibuya is proof..... More

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Japanese Narrow Buildings

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As we saw before, Japanese realtors consider no crevice beneath their notice, as long as it is in a central urban area. In this gallery you can see more of their addled creations.

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  • Anonymous commented on January 6, 2014 05:08

    It's a building until a strong wind comes. Then it becomes a kite!... More

  • Anonymous commented on January 6, 2014 04:30

    How do such buildings even get approved?! Fire & quake ordinances should prevent such abominations.... More

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Stabber Prostitute Breaks into Home to Charge Phone

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“I couldn’t afford the electricity” – a female prostitute who broke into her neighbour’s home using a key she stole and copied the year before, and then charged her phone, took such exception to the objections of her neighbour to this trespass that she began slashing her with a kitchen knife.

She was soon arrested, and claimed poverty had her bereft of lighting or heating, let alone the ability to charge her phone…

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  • Anonymous commented on March 3, 2009 03:25

    Must not be a very good prostitute if she has to cut people up to charge her phone.... More

  • Anonymous commented on February 11, 2009 02:45

    yea, cellar-fcp! gotta love that guy... More

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Japan Becoming Bigger

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Since October 1st of last year, Japan has seen an increase in its available land. Numerous areas, including Tokyo, Ibaraki and Nagasaki, are growing larger, with Japan’s total land area now reaching 377,943.57 square kilometers (about 10% smaller than California).

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  • Anonymous commented on April 17, 2010 16:48

    Russians should really consider giving away the volcanic Kamchatka to them - atleast Japanese would use it well :3... More

  • Anonymous commented on April 17, 2010 13:33

    I'm a Dutchfag and I really question the wisdom of the Japanese. The sea levels are rising constantly and we've found ourselves in the unpleasant situations that we've got to pour a lot of money... More

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Japanese Narrow Housing

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An exercise in space management or one of desperation? It looks as though entering both the car and the building will prove challenging, to say nothing of parking.

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  • Anonymous commented on March 20, 2014 20:32

    My guess: the owner (or their kids) squeezes through the fire gap on the side to go in from the back, the garage is remote operated and the owner uses the back hatch to enter... More

  • Anonymous commented on June 8, 2012 05:34

    Yep, and the truck is actually optimus prime... robots in disguise!!... More

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So You Want To Live With Taiga…

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First we are presented with the intriguing prospect of cohabiting with a goddess, now it seem the prospect of living with a dangerous tsundere maniac, none other than Aisaka Taiga, emerges…

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  • Anonymous commented on August 30, 2009 16:06

    werd... More

  • m03rw commented on May 12, 2009 14:00

    and besides, i could live with taking all the commotion that taiga-san drags ryuji through. Very easily... More

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Renter Sues Landlord Over Ghost

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A renter is suing his landlord based on the fact he was not told the property is supposedly haunted, for ¥5,000,000 ($50,000 – not insignificant by the paltry standards of Japanese settlements). He apparently rented the property ignorant of the alleged supernatural presence, opened an eatery there, and after being told by a friend of the ghostly presence, he claims to have witnessed spectral apparitions and heard strange noises. Now he wants his key money back, as well as some compensation to make up for the undead onslaught.

This sort of thing actually has a whole body of legislation and jurisprudence surrounding it – it is called “stigmatised property”, and frequently there is a duty to disclose such circumstances, though the actual existence of spectres is not something the courts care to deal with. Though usually this applies to not being able to resell a property, rather than merely being an inconvenienced renter. On the other hand, these properties can be made into valuable investment opportunities. Via Itainews.

  • Anonymous commented on February 25, 2010 14:58

    If Kana taught me anything, it's that ghosts are friendly if you buy them enough beer and fried chicken.... More

  • TheBest_F-22 commented on May 1, 2009 02:57

    P.S.: Just Remembered The Manga Name. In scanlated English, The Manga Name is "My Lovely Ghost KANA". Again, Go Read IT!. ^_^; C Ya l8r.... More

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