Who would have thought the theme song to Great Teacher Onizuka would actually be good for babies?
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- Japan
- (acoustics • babies • crying • crying baby • expert • Great Teacher Onizuka • music • Parenting • Takashi Sorimachi)
Japanese mother creates life-size cardboard cutout of herself to soothe her child 【Pics & Video】
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Shannon McNaught
Dec 12, 2019
- Japan
- (baby • cardboard • cardboard cutout • creative • creative solution • crying • Japanese parenting • Parenting)
Girls spotted crying in Tokyo’s Shibuya neighborhood for a startling, invisible reason
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Krista Rogers
May 7, 2019
Net users largely sympathize with a pair of girls in Tokyo’s popular youth culture shopping district over the reason for their tears.
Meet the new winged Hachiko of the field. You could probably stage a ballet out of this story somehow.
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Cute baby cries every time someone takes the remote control from his left hand【Video】
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Corey Gold
Jul 21, 2016
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Kim Jong-un visits North Korean women soldiers, internet Photoshop battle ensues【Pics】
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Scott Wilson
Sep 26, 2015
It has to be pretty good being Kim Jong-un. You’re the supreme dictator of a whole country, you’ve got the most fashionable haircut ever, and women flock to you and faint in your presence.
Unfortunately being so handsome and popular has one downside though: the internet. When the online hivemind got its hands on a photo of Kim Jong-un visiting the female division of his divine army, they created some hilarious Photoshop masterpieces that are truly fitting for such a respected leader.
- North Korea
- (army • crying • funny • Kim Jong-un • Photoshop • Photoshop battle)
Japan is already well-known for being the place where you can rent a human being for pretty much any occasion. There’s rentable boyfriends, girlfriends, and even middle-aged dudes to dispense relationship advice.
So the latest type of rentable person should come as no surprise: hot guys to cry with you and wipe away your tears. Ladies, are you ready for a stress-relieving cry and a good-looking dude with immaculate hands to dab your eyes with a cloth? Well then get ready for Ikemeso.
- Japan
- (crying • hot guys • ikemen • only in Japan • rent a person)
After the tears have dried, where is shamed politician Ryutaro Nonomura now?
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Master Blaster
Jan 28, 2015
You may not remember the name Ryutaro Nonomura but you’ll almost definitely recall the press conference he gave last July, which was later dubbed the “crying conference” here in Japan. The incident, which saw the then provincial politician weeping, cupping his ear cartoonishly, and wailing like a man possessed as he attempted to explain what he’d done with a significant amount of government funds turned him into a pop-culture icon, porn parody and all, and ensured that he would go down as one of the most famous figures of 2014, for all the wrong reasons.
So now about half a year later, what has become of the disgraced assemblyman?
- Japan
- (crime • crying • politics • Ryutaro Nonomura)
Kids do amazing things sometimes. They stun you with their simple creativity and boggle you with questions you never had thought of. Their sensitivity is also to be remarked upon. One little boy though, has shown Japan his amazing sensitivity and thoughtfulness and has given his mother the surprise of a lifetime.
- Japan
- (crying • dancing • Happy Surprise • heart-warming • nissan • singing • video)
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