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Check the new /openrank which offers a seamless experience on joining as a member of /japan channel :D
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@stipinpixel
もし9月から12月に日本にいるなら… @duodomusica が君のために用意してるやつ、ぜったいチェックしたほうがいいよ!…(実は私もみんなのために何か準備してるんだ)うふふ
というか…カレンダー全部ここで見れるよ
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@leaolmos.eth
For the first semester this year I wrote an essay on how Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party incorporated Web3 into its “new capitalism” 新しい資本主義 agenda in 2022 as a reformulation of the postwar narrative of “rapid economic growth” 高度成長
Kishida’s “new capitalism” centered on growth and distribution 成長と分配, moving beyond Abenomics’ monetary easing
In 2022, the LDP launched its NFT white paper, warning that Japan risked “missing the train” of the Web3 economy. At the same time, it argued that Japan’s cultural industries could become a strategic advantage, framing NFTs and blockchain as ways for creators, communities, and IP holders to capture value more directly
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@kanisupi
Toranomon Station on the Tokyo Metro. The transfer passageway between the Ginza Line and the Hibiya Line is long—a veritable "Deep Dungeon."
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@moon.eth
Two Oriental Cranes have decided to live nearby us. They went extinct in the wild in 1971 but were reintroduced in the 2000s.
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@pichi
The biggest hit of the week was by far my Japanese “ita bag”
I removed my normal “nerd” stuff and replaced it with all the patriotic (and girl power) pins I could find. The ladies loved it.
“ita” comes from the Japanese word “itai” which means painful and today means “painful to your wallet” because whatever you collect probably makes your wallet cry.
I also learned that there is a DAR chapter in Tokyo which thrills me.
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@kanisupi
The image of Japanese poet Moody Katsuyama is printed on the packaging of Snow Brand coffee. His famous poem: "Something comes from the right, and I just let it pass to the left."
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