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Banned in Japan, highly recommended in the U.S., Tamiflu causes another child to hallucinate,

suffer seizures

by: Isabelle Z.

With all the alarming flu death headlines making the rounds these days, it�s easy

to see how someone could be frightened into taking flu medications to be �on the safe

side.� Unfortunately, the popular flu drug Tamiflu is anything but safe, and more examples

of its potential dangers are coming to light as the flu epidemic continues in full swing.

So why exactly is this drug, which has been banned for children in Japan, still so highly

recommended in the U.S.?

In the latest Tamiflu nightmare, a two-year-old experienced hallucinations that caused him

to become violent after taking the medication.

The young boy, who is normally calm, slapped his mother in the face shortly after taking

the drug.

He twitched all night, and he began to pick invisible items off his arms, saying that

they hurt him.

His hallucinations, seizures, and odd behavior stopped after his parents took him off of

the flu drug.

Earlier this year, a six-year-old girl who was taking Tamiflu tried to jump out of her

second-story bedroom window, while an 11-year-old Texas girl told her father she heard the voice

of the devil in her head while taking the medication.

The parents of a 16-year-old boy from Indiana believe that Tamiflu caused him to take his

own life last week.

They report that the boy had never expressed any type of suicidal thoughts in the past,

nor did he have any signs of depression.

He was thriving in school and sports.

The only thing that changed in the days leading up to his suicide, they say, is that he had

started taking Tamiflu.

They say that they were not warned properly about the side effects, as the drugs warning

label mentions �abnormal behavior� without explaining what exactly that could entail.

His distraught mother is now trying to spread the word to spare others such a tragedy.

Tamiflu, not surprisingly, wouldn�t comment on the specific case, but they did state:

�Neuropsychiatric events have been reported during the administration of Tamiflu in patients

with influenza, especially in children and adolescents.�

The drug�s informational insert does mention �neuropsychiatric events� but the language

is very soft, suggesting they could be caused by the flu itself.

In Japan, there have been so many reports of dangerous hallucinations that giving it

to children and teens has been prohibited.

There, a concerning number of reports came in of young people trying to jump from vehicles

and windows and running out in traffic while taking the drugs.

Several young people attempted suicide while taking Tamiflu, and a few were successful.

2005 saw 12 deaths and over 100 cases of odd behavior that included hallucinations and

delirium in Japan.

Why do doctors continue to give this drug to American children?

Therefore, it�s not surprising that Japanese authorities banned the drug in those aged

10 to 19 back in 2007, and South Korea came out with a similar warning.

The only thing that is surprising is that it is still routinely given to American children

with flu.

With more than 550 confirmed cases of Tamiflu-induced hallucinations on record in the country since

2009, it�s nothing short of outrageous that more isn�t being done about this problem.

It�s even more mind-boggling when you consider how many times this could have happened and

a connection to Tamiflu either wasn�t made or wasn�t reported.

There is no doubt that the flu can be quite serious, but the drug�s efficacy record

doesn�t make it worth the risk.

The CDC itself has admitted that people with the flu who are otherwise healthy do not need

antiviral drugs.

Yet doctors continue to prescribe it to young people across the nation.

How many people have to report these scary side effects � or even die � before something

is done?

For more infomation >> Banned in Japan, highly recommended in the U S , Tamiflu causes - Duration: 4:26.

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エアガン・シューティングカフェが凄い！　 Airsoftgun shooting cafe in Japan　【30秒英会話】 - Duration: 2:20.

The shooting cafe is one of the most unique cafes in Japan.

There are plenty of airsoftguns at the cafe.

These are not just for display,

visitors are allowed to use them in shooting games.

Of course one can eat snacks and drinks at the bar.

The owner is on hand to chat with,

as well as the other customers.

Don't worry.

if you have never used an airsoftgun before,

as tuition is available.

One thing is for certain,

you will have lots of fun.

For more infomation >> エアガン・シューティングカフェが凄い！　 Airsoftgun shooting cafe in Japan　【30秒英会話】 - Duration: 2:20.

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Japan Try On Haul 2018 | GU, Zara - Duration: 7:23.

Hi guys, I'm Alyssa and I'm Alyanna, and we are Think In Style

So you might have noticed our set up's different today

It's because we don't have our tripod

Our dad that kept it somewhere where we can't reach

and it's hard to get, so our set up's like funny

- very funny from where we're sitting - and really messy

but we hope it's okay from where you guys are

And our background's not as pretty

but we still have the Japan try on haul here

and the clothes rack there, so I hope that's enough

But, anyway, we just got back from Japan recently

- and we shopped quite a bit so… - even if it was hard to

...so much layers--I don't how everyone else does it

I don't know how people shop during winter

but you just gotta shop

For my first item, I'm really really happy about them

These earrings from GU

They're so nice when you put them on and I've been wearing them

- all the time, basically - I actually saw these but I didn't think they were nice, but they're

- nice when you wear them - I thought they were odd at first

but like…it suits my face.

Since she did her accessory, I also got a belt from GU as well

- I've been wanting a circle belt for awhile - I think i got into--cos my other one from Uniqlo

- This one's gold the other one had silver hardware - And this one's like reversible

I don't really care about the velvet side

I didn't actually think you could flip it but Alyanna told me earlier that you could

So, the next thing I got from GU and the last thing I got from GU,

is this skirt. I wasn't really into this tie thing detail when it first came out

my sister's judging me right now, I feel it but

I'm not judging! I'm just not rocking it

You know, it's just still not my style

but I really wanna try it, cos i'm too scared to try them on at the top

But, anyway, I also got a skirt from GU

- It's pink and it's actually really huge when you try it on - #skirtnaysh

- but huge like it's fluffy - I feel like it's a fall-ish skirt

yeah I would say spring actually

cos it's pretty long--it's not like a short skirt, but I like it

I actually like the pink-ness and I like this belt detail here

So, next store we went to was in Gotemba cos we spent like a day trip there

I went to AF and I just got myself some jeans

and I love jeans

They fit so well; I love how high waisted they are

So, my next item are tights

I don't know why I bought this cos I'm never actually gonna wear this here

but I think we're gonna travel more during spring and winter now

- Cos, like we said, our breaks are always clashing, - ...aren't gonna be at the same time

So, most of the time, when we're gonna travel

it's always gonna be cold cos it's on december

We don't have the same summer

You know, I want to wear skirts with me travel cos I always just wear jeans

cos I get cold really quickly

But if it's spring I think I can do it

Winter, no

No, she's really the most malamigin

She gets cold the easiest in the family

- We went to Japan she had like four… five layers? - No, I had 3 layers, 2 heat-techs

- a shirt....okay, maybe sometimes four, and then the jacket on top - So that's five

And then (for jeans), I have two heat-techs under...

...it's the thin one and then the ultra one

I'm horrible

and we only experienced 0 degree weather--that was the lowest

- at least we never went like negative - Sometimes, when there's wind it feels like negative

especially when there's wind, it's horrible, but we're from a tropical country

not used to it

So, my next few shirts are gonna be plain "ish" shirts that i can just wear to school

- cos they were at a good price - I wouldn't really consider them super plain

It's a nice basic that i can just mix and match

So, anyway, this first one has like a

not high neck...not even mock neck, but it's really small

It hugs my neck a little

It's like a mock mock neck

and it's ribbed also; it has like lettuce sleeves

I think I have something similar

Oh, it's the same style of shirt, but mine's striped and they're both ribbed

and it's not--it doesn't hug your stomach.

It falls like after your boobs, so you can't see the stomach

So, since she showed her stripes...

I got two shirts with stripes cos I love stripes

I think they're the same style actually

They just fall really nicely

- and it's a bargain deal - Now, this is what I would call a good lazy school shirt

And it's like I love the material; it's like knit

I feel like when I wear it, I won't sweat a lot

I also got stripes, but this one's from GU

I literally just got it because it was funky

I wish I could see like normal shirts like without

sleeves because it's really hot in the Philippines that they sell it like this

I like it. It's ribbed, though, and it's a little tight, so it's really for the cold

You know who this reminds me of? Freya?

Freya would totally wear this with (tan) suede pants

I'd wear this with jeans, though, because she's very like... brown… orange

Her style is very 70s, I think

You can really mix and match this

This may even look good with a black vinyl skirt

This would also look good under a black sleeveless dress

Wait--I also have one more stripes actually

It's also for the cold; it's still ribbed

It has this thing under, so it's like cinched

Also, it's not hard to tuck in cos it's already like that

So, my last item is just a plain white shirt with metal details on the shoulders

I like it!

I just realized that it looks like the sweater I got from strad

but I like it cos this one's a shirt

where I can actually wear this

and I feel like it's a nice spin on a plain white tee

So this is from Zara also

- Wow I actually got pretty winter-y stuff - so, you know… preparing for the next one

- I don't think we're gonna do it again though - Maybe somewhere where it's not too cold

Maybe like 18 degree weather

Yeah, I also really hate how my hair's like legit frizzy right now

It still hasn't recovered; even my skin, it's so dry

- My legs have been super scaly the past few days - It's disgusting

My lips are so freaking dry maybe I didn't

take care of it enough, but...

Anyway, my last item is just a knit

i was really lacking in good knits when we went there

so I just needed to get one

cos like alyanna said: preparing

cos we are for sure gonna travel to more cold places in the future

It reminded me of the one you have actually, cos I really like that

but I feel like this is less blue and mine is a lot warmer

Yeah, mine's a lot heavier, but I love chunky knits

Also from GU... everything's from GU

So, like we said, we....

were lazy to shop

You have to take off your shoes and you have to put on the thing and you have to take off how many layers

But this isn't everything that we got

We actually split it cos we knew we were gonna talk a lot

and we didn't wanna risk having to upload a long video

So, our next one's gonna come sometime after this is posted. If you guys like to see haul videos, we post those a lot

- We love to shop, if it's not obvious enough - and haul them after

So... subscribe to us! did I not say that already?

and click the bell to get notified whenever we post

and we'll see you in the next one BYE!

For more infomation >> Japan Try On Haul 2018 | GU, Zara - Duration: 7:23.

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[Eng Sub] 2018/01/29 Tekken 7 FR Knee's Stream 'EVO Japan Comments' - Duration: 2:54:40.

Thank you.

thx.

hahaha.

yep.

Thank you.

I feel I cannot do it alone.

Thank you.

Thx. ah... I used ...

Kazuya, Paul,

and

Bryan

Devin Jin

Steve.

Thank you.

Chanel came.

I pick Devil Jin when I met AK.

Hello.

Thank you.

Thank you. (*He is embarrassed by their continuing donation)

It's crazy.

Hello

Thx

I pick Bryan at the Grand Final.

I couldn't predict Chanel reset the score.

Ah, this hoodie.

Wow... It's red.

Yes.

Hoodie is red.

I thought that I want to get it.

Let's see.

Okay.

I came back today.

Thank you.

I cannot imagine.

My qualifying match is broadcast just once.

I pick Paul in the qualifying match.

And

I matched with Japanese player who pick Feng.

I arrived in hurry so I couldn't focus.

But

I won.

I met 'Shadow Hana' whom I met in China.

He pick Josie.

I pick Kazuya.

MY group started at 12.

And it was done at 12:40.

Bcz...

There were so many absentees.

Not only my group, But also other groups.

Chanel and Qudans also said that.

Hahahah (*fan says he watched knee's match in the restaurant and shouted "Yes Moo-men!")

(*Moo-men : Knee's Korean pronunciation is 'Moo-reup' . Moo-reup with Amen)

Hahahah

Yep

Thank you.

So,

Next matches were held at 3.

I pick Paul with versus Claudio.

He was an Australian.

I won, and next,

I met Akuma player.

It was weird.

Actually, I practiced with Chanel before the tournament.

Chanel pick Akuma again and again.

"Hey, will you pick Akuma tommorow?" -"I don't know.."

Finally I met Akuma player.

What the...?

So that Akuma player...

We sat down before the match.

And somebody stood behind him... maybe his friend.

And he said... "MAN, versus Knee?"

"Oh SHIT...."

But that Akuma player said...

"Hum... No, No. Don't worry."

But... I won...

After that match,

round of 64.

Round of 1224... but it progressed quickly.

Matches were held in A Hall and B Hall.

So fast.

Round of 64 started at 6.

You couldn't watch my match.

I met MadDogJin in the round of 64.

I didn't see the match table intentionally.

Bcz...

I don't want to feel uncomfortable.

For example... If I met a Japanese player,

I would think about who he is.

Like... "Ah... I know his nickname..."

"Let me see.... is he a Divine Ruler or Eternal Ruler?"

MY matches are broadcast in the round of 16.

So, I didn't see the bracket intentionally.

I didn't want to be worried about opponents.

I tend to exaggerate my opponents' ability.

Then I feel nervous.

I knew my bracket when somebody told me.

So...

When I met MadDogJin, I pick paul.

And...

Next opponent was AK.

I pick Devil Jin.

And then, Round of 16!

I told you so.....

Lucky chance is an important part of the tournament.

It's so important.

Match table is also important.

Soooo....

Chance is important.

No,no. All of TOP 8 got prize.

Hello!

This EVO Japan 2018's prize is smaller than EVO.

I think... Players didn't pay the entry fee.

Bcz,

We have to pay the entry fee in EVO.

But not in Japan.

This is medal.

You see...?

And this.

Can you see this...?

You cannot see it well bcz of my choromakey.

I didn't know about Noroma's interview.

Anyway... this ramen...

This cup noodle appeared in Tekken market in succession...

Yes...

Cup noodles...

Last TWT.... Cup noodles appeared first...

But now...

I had some death matches of my first day in Japan.

With KuroKuro.

with Gon, 18:15.

Ryujin?

Ah, LowHigh is in Japan.

He will come back on Thurs.

LowHigh vs Chirichiri?

Ah.....

The ax?

Did LowHigh killed by his ax?

Really?

OMG>

So fun.

LowHigh! You cannot have a fun game in Japan.

You can't.

With Ax-man...

You have to control your mind.

"Oh, thank you for this good game."

You can't imagine that.

Chirichiri already thinks that you are his enemy.

Oh,

Do they play in local?

Online match?

or local match?

I met him in online match,

then he used ax for provocation.

But when I met him in local match,

he didn't do that.

But Chirichiri usually uses ax when he meet Japanese users.

Thank you. I can't join KuroKuro cup.

It's 2.10~2.12

Maybe, 2.9~2.11.

I have a schedule in 2.10.

ROX with Asus...

Clouds always follow the sunshine.

Yes

I'm worried...

about future's bad things...

Oh, There are Highlights of Evo Japan.

Thank you.

Fan: Why did you use a lot of Taunt in the Grand final?

I want to show it!

Everybody wants my Bryan.

SF?

I'm interested about it.

Bryan is difficult in a long-term tournaments.

Bcz...

I played Bryan in ATL.

But Evo Japan started at 8 a.m.

And it finished at 9 p.m.

Bryan...

You have to focus when you play Bryan.

You have to make a chance of TJU...

Delay catch...

Jack, Paul...

No. Jack,

Dragunov, LiLi...

Paul...

But he don't use middle skills and upper.

So, I become distracted

in this long term tournament.

It's difficult to focus.

So I use another character.

But Chanel...!

I think Chanel hogs the limelight.

No, there's no input-lag.

I used TJU, there was no input-lag.

In fact, I couldn't use TJU

bcz of input-lag.

Now, it's ok.

It's nice.

I think Chanel.... he played with impact.

His ceremony...

He hogs the limelight.

If he lose after that redbull ceremony,

that was over.

But he won.

Redbull effect...

Doping....

Yes

He acted again and again.

Audience liked that.

Wow, Chanel...

that's cool.

Anyway, Chanel is a great player.

He always lose when he met me.

I won him with Alisa but!!

He is a good player.

Hey... (*Chanel came)

I would finish you with Bryan.

You cannot win my Bryan.

I want to use Bryan.

Bcz it's Winner's match.

I want to show my identity.

But it's difficult to use Bryan continously.

It's a long term journey. It's my experience.

By the way,

Steve is good to use.

Maybe, Everybody has a homesick about Bryan.

Ah, ok. Hold on.

Evo. It's not easy.

Ah, my schedule?

Paul?

When I lost my 4 points to Chanel,

I thought.

His Alisa was so good!

When I used Hatchet kick, he parried.

So i thought a lot.

Maybe Paul....

Hum...

But I thought that's not good.

I pick Steve when I met AO's Alisa in Dubai.

Alisa users feel difficult with Steve.

Since... Tekken 6.

When Chanel lose versus my Steve, he changed his character.

But Lucky Chloe was a good choice.

I lose with Steve... versus Help Me's Chloe.

See.?

Highlightss.

First, I feel nervous.

Get off me...

Get off me.... hahaha.

Hopkick.

This is Paul.

Paul is weak for skills that makes his opponents go to the wall.

haha,,,, that damage...

He is sleeping.... shit.

Hey guys,

I have sth to talk to you.

It's so important.

I finished TSC Grand Final.

I thought that was just an event.

Just once. right?

And...

Oh, hold on.

And now...

The important thing...

is....!

I will held more TSC 3:3 battles!

It called, 'ARENA'

Tekken Stars Cup Arena.

Tekken Stars Cup will be held in Green Arcade.

And Tekken Stars Cup Arena will be held in AfreecaTV FreecUp Studio.

Let me show you.

Hold on.

This is with AfreecaTV.

Arena is 3:3 battle.

Maybe that's total prize.

I also don't know about details.

But it fixed.

Tekken Stars Cup will be held.

After TSC Grand Final,

I talked with staffs of AfreecaTV.

They were satisfied with this kind of tournaments.

They wanted to proceed it again and again.

They suggested me twice a year.

But I want 4 times a year.

But TSC is sponsored by AfreecaTV.

So it's hard to talk.

I want 4 times but...

you know what I mean.

But I tried to talk.

And now.... Dreams Come True!

Salute! ^^7

When I started TSC at Green Arcade,

I thought...

I want to make the tournament like Tekken Crash.

For,,,, Korean Tekken Market.

And it happens!

Yes... Life is long.

So I want to proceed TSC Arena

with Arcade game machines.

Yep.

Sponsored by SONY?

Ah!

After EVO Japan,

I met a staff from SONY.

He gave me his business card.

He said, SONY is considered of tournaments.

Suddenly...

SONY Korea.

Maybe we can think it later.

Later..

Maybe TSC will be one of TWT.

Haha.

in Korea.

Anyway I have to discuss it more.

It's Feb.

I will start qualifying matches twice,

and on Mar, TOP 4...

The problem is...

Twitch...

Anyway, I'm in Korea now.

See you next time.

MAybe I need a rest.

And Every Wed,

I will play another game.

What do you want?

Horror...?

Dragon Ball Fighters...? Not released yet.

Horror....?

DBF.... released?

Really?

Ok.

This Wed, I'll play DBF.

Maybe you guys like me to play another game,

I will play twice a week.

LOL? I didn't play it.... for 1 year?

Let's go on Wed.

Okay.

Bye.

Thanks for your support!

For more infomation >> [Eng Sub] 2018/01/29 Tekken 7 FR Knee's Stream 'EVO Japan Comments' - Duration: 2:54:40.

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TOP 5 GOSSIP IN JAPAN [02] in the entertainment world - Duration: 8:11.

The Gossip Seba returns

with a new episode of the most scandalous things that happened in the land of the rising sun

are you ready to see them?

Hi guys I'm Sebastiano Serafini

if you're new to this channel, don't forget to subscribe

to turn on the notifications, to leave a comment, a like and to share this video!

This is the second video of Gossip with Seba

we are like at the second part of this bulletin board

because the other video reached over 10.000 views^^

and I said wow, you really are interestend in japanese Gossip

so, I searched

and I found other 5 marvellous Gossip

and I assure you these five are also very funny!

at the same level, as the wig happen in the previous one

for those who didn't see it before, I show you the wig scene

ok, so welcome back here

now, let's begin with the top 5!

unfortunately, I can't remember all the names, so I'm going to use my fantastic cellphone

please don't hate me for this!

let's begin with the 5th position

this one is not such a big scandal, but it's funny

because also you could have worn these T-shirts, like these two:

Ai Takahashi from Morning Musume and Osamu Mukai

they've worn T-Shirts with written --

and the other --

and you can buy them, I leave you the link,

because you need to have these t-Shirts!

the best is when Morning Musume hold an interview

and like every time they tried to blur the written

(for the people that don't know what that sentece mean, I'm not going to translate it for you)

they tried to film only her face, so that the people couldn't read the writing

let's continue with the 4th position:

here we have the scandal of Maeda Atsuko,

she is like first member that entered in the group AKB48

she basically graduated

and after that she continued to work as idol, actress, and so on...

and for her graduation, they made a party for her

and I think she drank to much

as you can see from this beautiful picture...

then her friend Takeru Sato came

(they confirmed that they're only friends)

and he carried her home, but the funny thing was not so much the photo

but the whole collection of meme's that people did, based on that photo...

so, now I will show you a gallery, of the best pictures!

with also some background music

maybe these two scandals weren't so good, so let's go on with the top 3 - a much better one!

we have Koda Kumi, unfortunatly I couldn't find the video,

but what did she say? just before she got pregnant

she said that she wants a child before she turns 30, otherwise her womb will smell...

well, I don't understand where she picked up this thing^^ and to talk about that in an interview!

but yeah, she needed to apologize

because in Japan you need always to apologize, if you do something wrong

I don't know if she did truthfully apologize or not...but yeah, this one is a funny thing

I only found this video and it's not the one where she apologized

(in tears Koda Kumi did apologize many times)

Koda Kumi is the one that sang "real me" or "what can I do for you" - in FF X2

if you do such things in Japan, for like some months you can't work

it's not like in Italy, that when you do something scandalous, you're more famous than before

in Japan if you do a scandal, for some time you can't work.

let's go on with number 2!

this one involves another ex Morning Musume member

Mari Yaguchi, she is like this high

1,50meters...

she did marry this really handsome man, Masaya Makamura

he is an 1.90m high actor

in their wedding photo the high difference was huge!

(a bit like my mum and dad)

and she did betray him with another actor Kenzo Umeda

but what happened? one day Masaya returned back home

and he like returned right when the crime scene was happening

well, he understood right away that she betrayed him

and what did happen? he saw someone hiding in the wardrobe^^ seems like a movie!

in the wardrobe there was Kenzo naked and Masaya did order him to ask for forgiveness on his knees

and then he recorded everything...

well, I don't know whose scandal is...

Mari's betraying, Masaya taking photos or Kenzo naked

well the photos never came out, but there are drawings of that scene...

the best thing about scandals on tv,

is that they can't show the photos,

so they draw some very funny cartoons

I show you the drawing on full screen!

beautiful, this will be probably be the cover of this video

let's talk about the number one

this is like the most funny thing that happened

we speak about Ryutaro Nonomura

he was a former politician

he did a little trickery

like our italian politician...

in one year he travelled over 195 countries,

with 3 millions of yen, coming out of nowhere

he took like these 3 million yen from pubblic money

and he used them for his personal travel expences,

well I don't really understood what he said in the apologize video

because it was very hard to understand him

we talk about 22.000€, not billions of €

but, the most funny thing is his video where he apologizes

let's watch a piece together

and the funny thing is, after this video...let's re-watch it

after this video of shouting and crying

a lot of meme's came out

I can put another gallery

one, better than the other!

and like people took purikura (photo booth), inspired by him

well, these where today's 5 scandals

let me know which scandal is your favourite among these 5

if you want other scandals, I will do another one

let me know in the comments!

See you tomorrow at 2pm (GMT+1) with another video!

share this video and don't forget to subscribe and to turn on notifications!

Thank you so much for all the support! this channel is increasing, only because of you!

I adore you all very much! see you! bye

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EXPLORING CAT ISLAND IN JAPAN! | That's a lot of cats! - Duration: 5:00.

*rough meow*

He kinda has an ugly voice, huh?

Yea? You're just such a ugly voice

*Meow*

Hrmm.. yes.. hrmm.. yes..

*rough meow*

Ya? Argg

Today, Yuka and I are visiting..

Cat Island!

Uh, we were kinda excited to visit this place because

Uh, we like cats

I'm pretty sure the whole internet likes cats

Well yah, it's a pretty interesting place because there's actually like

Six times more cats

Than people on this island

So apparently there is only 100 people living on the island

So if there's six times the cats

Then that means there's 600..

At least 600 cats on the island!

So with cat stats like that

How could we not go?

So when we got off the ferry

There was cats to greet us pretty much straight away

Check out this cool guy..

He's just hanging out in the bushes

Scoping things out

"Oh, whats that!?"

"I don't know, but I'm a cat!"

So why are there so many cats on the island anyways?

Well, during the Edo era

The local people on the island were making silkworms to make silk

There was a lot of mice that really liked the silkworms

But, obviously the local people

didn't like mice eating their silkworms

So they brought in the cats

My wife, Yuka, was having a great time with the cats

Although she's got an interesting petting position

I don't...

She's a little afraid to get too close

One of the reasons Cat Island is so cool

is that the locals have embraced it as well

Like, they painted up all these

fishing buoys to look like cats

and

theres lots of cute like little cat art all over the island

there's even a cat toilet paper holder

It's purrrfect!

And then in the middle of the island

they have this

cat shrine

there's all these

cat figurines and

cat stuff

And then that cats hang out here too as well

It's kinda cool

So apparently the story behind this

shrine is that

Some fishermen accidentally killed a cat

when they were moving some rocks

But, I guess they felt bad enough about it

That they decided to build a shrine

There was also this cool Buddhist temple

at the northern end of the island

Here's Yuka, showing how to

Properly pray at a temple

It's a very specific order

You need to do it right

We also met this lady who came over from Vancouver as well

And she brought cat toys with her!

And the cats where loving it!

So this sign actually shows

How high the 2011 tsunami came

the tsunami actually didn't go that high on the island

because its protected by a near by peninsula

but the locals think the cats are good luck

Some people actually think that the

cat population actually helped

save the island

But since we had our bikes with us

We were able to travel around to different spots of the island

that I think most people aren't able to go

and they're actually quite beautiful

We saw a sign that said there was a

temple at the end of this path

So we decided

"aah, lets go check it out!"

But it was kinda overgrown

and there was actually a lot of

spiders living on this path too

That's why Yuka is waving around that stick

But I really love the Japanese forest

it's so green and lush

and we don't get to see bamboo ever in Canada, either

but here, we finally got to the temple

uh..

I guess it's not that used anymore

because there's not so many people living on the island anymore

Apparently in the 50's there was over 1000 people living on the island

After the temple

We continued our bike ride around the island

But on the southern tip,

the view of the pacific ocean was quite stunning

Eventually we got to the area of the island called

Manga Island

and they've got these really cool guesthouses there

But after our awesome day with the cats,

it was time to go home

Our ferry had arrived

and we didn't wanna miss it

I just gotta give a shout out to my Patrons this week

I got 2 new 15 dollar donors

and they are

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Thanks so much guys

And thanks to all my other Patrons

You guys are making my channel possible

And I'm gunna keep working hard for you guys

Thanks so much

And for those that are new to the channel

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So if you're into mountain biking or Japan

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Why is GERMANY Growing More Than JAPAN? - VisualPolitik EN - Duration: 11:16.

One of the most surprising things about Japan – and there are many surprising things – is

how safe it is.

See, Japan is one of the few countries in the world where you can leave an iPhone X

[Ten] in a coffee shop and not have to worry about anything but dropping by the next day.

Because, my friends, it is almost certain that your recently released, brand new iPhone

X will be there waiting for you.

And no, I'm not exaggerating.

Also, Japan, is just a beautiful country with amazing sites, where everything seems to be

where it should be.

But...

As you know this isn't a travel channel... and this video isn't sponsored by Japan's

Ministry of Tourism, so... let's get to the point.

Recently we found out that Emperor Akihito has decided to abdicate.

("The emperor of Japan will step down on April 30, 2019, the first abdication by a

Japanese monarch in two centuries".

New York Times.)

Well, see: this emperor came to the throne almost 30 years ago, in 1989...

Just when the great Japanese crisis began.

No, in Japan the emperor has no power, so Akihito wasn't responsible, but don't

say that can't be just coincidence and bad luck.

We can practically say that it was after Akihito's arrival that 30 years of stagnation began.

In this video we will see what happened, what caused this great crisis and why the German

economic model has managed to defeat the Japanese model.

But first, my friends, a small history lesson.

(MIRACLES EXIST)

Japan and Germany are two very interesting countries, with a lot in common and, also,

many differences.

After the Second World War both countries were literally in ruins.

They had lost not only their infrastructure, but also an entire generation.

However, despite this, between the 1950s and the 1970s, both countries experienced such

a powerful takeoff that in those two decades they not only managed to recover, but to become

two of the largest economies in the world, as well as two of the richest countries.

In fact, even though it might seem incredible today, for years it was speculated that Japan

could surpass even the United States as the world's largest economy.

How things have changed!

The fact is that between 1955 and 1973 Japan grew at an annual average rate of 9%, and

between 1973 and 1990, above 4%.

These truly are some incredible rates.

And Germany, didn't stay behind, it had average annual growth of 7% for almost 30

years.

Both countries were at full throttle.

Their factories worked tirelessly, there was no unemployment, and both Germans and the

Japanese saved and invested their money all over the world.

Suddenly, Japanese and German companies became famous worldwide.

This was very important, especially for Japan, a country that lives constantly under nature's

threat...

Besides being a very mountainous country, Japan suffers from all kinds of natural disasters:

earthquakes, cyclones, tsunamis, etc, etc.

By the way, in future VISUALPOLITIK videos, we will tell you all about how these two "economic

miracles" took place.

Well, the fact is that in 1989 this entire economic takeoff stopped, it came to an end

and gave way to what is now known as the great Japanese stagnation.

("Forget Greece, Japan is the world's real economic time bomb" Christopher Matthews,

an Axios reporter.)

I'm convinced, this isn't news to you, as it isn't strange to hear people talk

about Japan along with the word crisis.

Yes, ever since I can recall, Japan has been the country of eternal crisis, the country

that has one good year for every three bad ones.

In fact, nowadays we can easily declare Germany the winner in the growth race that both countries

maintained for decades.

See, today Germany – which has also gone through some bad times in recent decades – is

richer, has healthier public accounts, is more competitive internationally and has higher

wages.

To get an idea of Japan's situation, I think we can use two very revealing facts.

First, in Japan real wages, taking inflation into account, are lower today than salaries

back in 1990, 30 years ago!

And second, the Japanese government's public debt is the highest in the world: 250% of

the GDP, yes 250%, you heard that right.

So my friends, you might be wondering, what the hell happened?

What made the German model so much better than the Japanese model?

Well... obviously, there are lots of reasons, but we believe that 3 of them are, by far,

the most important.

Let's take a look at them.

(A PROBLEMATIC MODEL)

First, we can say that there was a big difference between Japan and Germany's development.

The country of the rising sun, opted to protect large industrial conglomerates, the 'Keiretsu'.

The keiretsu are, so to speak, holdings that do practically everything, that is, they have

companies for all kinds of things: cars, planes, tires, toothpaste...

Everything is manufactured by the same holding company, whose companies support each other,

buy and sell products between them and even have their own banks to finance themselves.

So what's the problem with this?

Well... these large conglomerates tended to be very bureaucratic and not very flexible.

So decision-making was a difficult and very slow process.

But...

The Japanese government decided to compensate for all these disadvantages, and didn't

hesitate to give the keiretsu all kinds of advantages and privileges.

For example, Japan's Central Bank financed them generously at abnormally low rates through

specific programs.

However, my friends, the results weren't at all good.

See, these large groups became very influential in the country's politics;

they hid many problems, because of course, when one of these conglomerates' companies

did badly, it was extremely easy for them to infect the rest;

they were in a lot of debt; and they even limited competition.

Of course, how can one compete with such groups, if they are also protected by the government

and have all kinds of privileges?

Sounds hard, right?

On the other hand, in Germany, the political commitment was completely different and focused

on creating a very competitive market with small and medium sized companies.

But, are there large industrial groups in Germany?

Of course, and that's a good thing, as long as they don't depend on the government or

receive privileges that impede competition.

So while Germany's companies thrived, Japan's large conglomerates have had many problems,

and most have disappeared or broken down at some point.

But that's not all...

(THE DISCOUNT POLICY)

For years, Japanese politicians thought that in order to export more, devaluing the currency

from time to time... wasn't a bad thing.

However, in 1985, the real problems began.

See, as a result of all these currency wars, the United States gained a fairly large external

deficit.

And because Washington politicians of the time, as they do now, didn't like it, they

forced the so-called "Plaza Accord", an agreement between the United States, Japan, Germany,

France and the United Kingdom to depreciate the dollar to decrease this trade defi

As you can imagine, this was a huge blow to the Japanese industry, who was used to competing

with some help.

And, what do you think the government did?

It told them "Don't worry, I'm here to save you!"

And then the Japanese government sank its interest rates and began boosting credit like

there was no tomorrow.

The result?

A huge debt spiral, banks distributing money like crazy and a massive bubble in the real

estate and financial markets.

And, do you know what happened?

Well, in 1990, this entire house of cards began to collapse...

In Germany, however, as we also saw here at VISUALPOLITIK, the government opted to maintain

a strong Mark (their currency at that time), which on one hand forced companies to compete

in productivity and innovation, but on the other allowed them to buy foreign technology

and machines under better terms.

But, my friends, there's still a third… and determinant difference.

Listen up.

(LOCKED WITHIN THEMSELVES)

Japan is the most elderly country in the world.

Just over 25% of its population, that is, 1 in 4 Japanese are over 65; and for every

hour that passes, the country's population drops by 50 people.

You heard that right.

In fact, the Japanese government expects the country's population to fall below 100 million

people by the year 2050.

And of course, the more elderly citizens there are, the less young people, and the lower

population.

This has clear consequences:

For one, more public spending on pensions and health care, and for another, less labor.

True, many other countries have this problem but Japan's case is by far the most serious.

And this isn't at all by chance.

Japanese companies have compensated for all the problems caused by the bad policies that

we went over in this video, forcing their employees to work for longer hours than in

other developed countries... which obviously, leaves very little time to think about starting

a family.

What's more, while some countries, such as Germany, have favored the arrival of immigrants,

who tend to have higher population growth rates, Japan has closed its doors.

In fact, when international organizations tell Japan that they have to open their borders

to immigration to face the aging problem… the Japanese government has even said this:

(AUDIO: "Japan's finance minister tells elderly they should 'hurry up and die' to

help reduce country's rising welfare bill".

Daily Mail.)

So my friends, these are the fundamental causes that have led Japan to live in continuous

crisis; and the causes that have made the German model clearly better than the Japanese

model.

But now, it's your turn.

Do you think Japan will manage to overcome this stagnation and permanent crisis period?

Leave your answer in the comments as well as in the survey.

I really hope you enjoyed this video, please hit like if you did and don't forget to

subscribe to our channel for brand new videos every Monday and Thursday.

Also, don't forget to check out our friends at the Reconsider Media Podcast - they provided

the vocals in this episode that were not mine!

And as always, thanks for watching!

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Study Trips : Traditional Japan Testimonial by Go! Go! Nihon - Duration: 1:21.

Hey everybody, I'm Francesca and I'm from Italy

I was interested in this program because the included activities were different

from the usual trip to Tokyo with just bars, anime and manga

I wanted to experience a more traditional aspect of Japan

The trip to Kyoto, because it's a beautiful, traditional city, was interesting

The activities we did there, like visiting buddhist temples and shinto shrines,

and learning how to prepare traditional Japanese sweets, were very interesting

Wearing the yukata while walking down the streets of Kyoto

was the funniest part

A lot of Japanese people were watching us,

taking pictures... It was fun!

Go! Go! Nihon is a very useful service

especially if you don't have previous experiences of traveling alone

The staff replied to all the questions in a timely manner and helped all the students I recommend it!

I strongly recommend you to come, you will have a fantastic experience and will learn a lot of new things

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Music 2018 Mix Japan Movie EP30 - Duration: 11:57.

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TWICE become colorful school students for Japan's 'Y!mobile' CF! - Duration: 1:02.

TWICE become colorful school students for Japan's 'Y!mobile' CF!

On February 2, TWICEs newest, 30 sec TV CF for Y!mobile went live online, as well as on Japanese television broadcasts.

TWICE combined moves from their TT choreography with the Y dance, representing Y!mobile.

The CF also marks TWICEs first Japanese CF.

For more infomation >> TWICE become colorful school students for Japan's 'Y!mobile' CF! - Duration: 1:02.

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Music 2018 Mix Japan Movie EP31 - Duration: 28:50.

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For more infomation >> Music 2018 Mix Japan Movie EP31 - Duration: 28:50.

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Banned in Japan, highly recommended in the U S , Tamiflu causes - Duration: 4:30.

Banned in Japan, highly recommended in the U.S., Tamiflu causes another child to hallucinate,

suffer seizures

With all the alarming flu death headlines making the rounds these days, it�s easy

to see how someone could be frightened into taking flu medications to be �on the safe

side.� Unfortunately, the popular flu drug Tamiflu is anything but safe, and more examples

of its potential dangers are coming to light as the flu epidemic continues in full swing.

So why exactly is this drug, which has been banned for children in Japan, still so highly

recommended in the U.S.?

In the latest Tamiflu nightmare, a two-year-old experienced hallucinations that caused him

to become violent after taking the medication.

The young boy, who is normally calm, slapped his mother in the face shortly after taking

the drug.

He twitched all night, and he began to pick invisible items off his arms, saying that

they hurt him.

His hallucinations, seizures, and odd behavior stopped after his parents took him off of

the flu drug.

Earlier this year, a six-year-old girl who was taking Tamiflu tried to jump out of her

second-story bedroom window, while an 11-year-old Texas girl told her father she heard the voice

of the devil in her head while taking the medication.

The parents of a 16-year-old boy from Indiana believe that Tamiflu caused him to take his

own life last week.

They report that the boy had never expressed any type of suicidal thoughts in the past,

nor did he have any signs of depression.

He was thriving in school and sports.

The only thing that changed in the days leading up to his suicide, they say, is that he had

started taking Tamiflu.

They say that they were not warned properly about the side effects, as the drugs warning

label mentions �abnormal behavior� without explaining what exactly that could entail.

His distraught mother is now trying to spread the word to spare others such a tragedy.

Tamiflu, not surprisingly, wouldn�t comment on the specific case, but they did state:

�Neuropsychiatric events have been reported during the administration of Tamiflu in patients

with influenza, especially in children and adolescents.�

The drug�s informational insert does mention �neuropsychiatric events� but the language

is very soft, suggesting they could be caused by the flu itself.

In Japan, there have been so many reports of dangerous hallucinations that giving it

to children and teens has been prohibited.

There, a concerning number of reports came in of young people trying to jump from vehicles

and windows and running out in traffic while taking the drugs.

Several young people attempted suicide while taking Tamiflu, and a few were successful.

2005 saw 12 deaths and over 100 cases of odd behavior that included hallucinations and

delirium in Japan.

Why do doctors continue to give this drug to American children?

Therefore, it�s not surprising that Japanese authorities banned the drug in those aged

10 to 19 back in 2007, and South Korea came out with a similar warning.

The only thing that is surprising is that it is still routinely given to American children

with flu.

With more than 550 confirmed cases of Tamiflu-induced hallucinations on record in the country since

2009, it�s nothing short of outrageous that more isn�t being done about this problem.

It�s even more mind-boggling when you consider how many times this could have happened and

a connection to Tamiflu either wasn�t made or wasn�t reported.

There is no doubt that the flu can be quite serious, but the drug�s efficacy record

doesn�t make it worth the risk.

The CDC itself has admitted that people with the flu who are otherwise healthy do not need

antiviral drugs.

Yet doctors continue to prescribe it to young people across the nation.

How many people have to report these scary side effects � or even die � before something

is done?

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