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Seoul and Tokyo's military authorities held a video conference this afternoon,... to discuss

the recent controversy surrounding Japan's claim that a South Korean destroyer had locked-on

to one of Japan's patrol aircraft,... which the South Korean Navy flatly denied, saying

it was using a different radar for its normal operations.

The video conference was attended by working-level military authorities from the two countries,

including Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff's Director of Operations, Major General Kim

Jeong-yoo,.. and his Japanese counterpart Hidehiro Ikematsu.

According to Seoul's defense ministry, the atmosphere of the video conference was friendly

and sincere,... as the two sides looked to analyze facts and dispel any misunderstandings.

The two countries have also decided to continue working-level consultations on the matter.

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Yardie In Japan Vlog || Rum & Bass and Yardie Linkup - Duration: 6:28.

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Science Council of Japan | Wikipedia audio article - Duration: 3:46.

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Most Popular Instant Udon & Soba in Japan!! Red Fox and Raccoon Dog !? #083 - Duration: 9:24.

This is the pork

Hey guys, welcome to Rion's TV. I'm Rion

Look at this

Do you know what it is? Yes, it's instant noodles

So those are pretty popular instant noodles in Japan. So let me explain what it is.

This one is Akai Kitsune means Red fox.

I don't know why it's red fox, but it is popular in Japan

This one is Midorino Tanuki means green raccoon, raccoon? or Japanese raccoon?

I don't know, it's a Midorino Tanuki. the last one is black pork curry

So those two are Udon and this one is soba. So those 3 instant noodles are really popular

Well this one call it kitsune udon

means Fox Udon, this one is called Tanuki soba means Japanese raccoon dog Soba

And the last one is Kudoi Buta curry means black pork curry

So those are pretty popular Japanese instant noodles

this one has to wait 5 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes so Udon have to wait longer and

Today I want to introduce those

okay, so Let's eat

So the first one is Akaikitsune

Look at this one

Yep

This is how it looks like we call this Kitsune. It means Fox. It's made by tofu.

The kitsune is deep-fried tofu. It's a bit sweet and Tastes good.

Okay, so let me get hot water. Well, okay. It's five minutes

Let's open it

Yes, this is how it looks like

This one is Japanese pepper

Call Shichimi Togarashi. Yeah, so this is how it looks like I have to wait for f5 minutes.

Well, actually I like instant Udon compared to the instant noodle

I usually don't eat the instant noodle much, but I eat the instant Udon

instant noodle is thicker as you see

Oh smells good

So let me eat

Yeah, this is the one and this one's egg

It's good as well that Udon soup tastes good

Yes, you know the price is pretty cheap as well this instant noodles is 100 JPY

You can buy it in anywhere

This one is called it "Kitsune" in Japanese means Fox I don't know why it's called the Kitsune though,

but it's tastes sweet

And actually this one is friend Tofu, it's healthy as well

And then you see the green one right here right? that's green onion

By the way, you guys know how to say egg in Japanese? yes, that's right. That's Tamago

You know if you think about this is only 100 JPY, I think it's pretty cheap, yeah

So let's try the next one Midorino Tanuki

All right, So next one is Midorino Tanuki means Green Raccoon Dog

This is how it looks like

You know it's Soba Udon is much thicker and the soba it's much skinnier

And the color is different as well, right?

Okay, so let me get Hot water,

okay, so it's the three meanings

This Soba has the same thing "Shichimi"

I waited for 3 min, but seems like

Really did I leave it too long? But anyway, so this is how it looks like

It looks good, right? Have you guys try it Soba, it's similar with Udon

But Soba is much skinnier

Look at this one. Actually this one's supposed to be crispy.

Well, maybe I should have left it outside But I put it inside

It became like this

This one supposed to be like Tempra There is a song like "♪"

Thats's the popular TV commercial in Japan

Okay, so

the last one is black pork curry

Why it's black

No reason, well originally this red box and green Japanese raccoon

Well, those are popular and I guess you know they add it later. Anyway, this one tastes good as well

Let me make it this one Is Udon?

so I Need to wait five minutes well look at this, so this one is pork

Okay, so it's five minutes

Smells like curry it smells so good

Well, this one pretty much similar with the red fox one

Akaikitsune, but then

It's a curry taste

It's hot, okay. Anyway, yeah, it smells like curry, Let me eat it

It's curry flavor

It's good. You know thinking about this is only 100 Japanese yen. I think it's pretty cheap

maybe you can find some other cheap stuff in some other country but I Think this is pretty cheap in Japan

Carrot

Yeah

It tastes like carrot, Whatelse we have

We only have Carrot inside

Yeah, so this one is Buta curry right? means pork curry

Yes, this is a pork

You know no complaining because this one is only 100 JPY

Let me find another port where is pork? come on

Where is pork?

Well Where is pork

Well I can't find pork without

Okay, yes, I got it look at this one

This is the Pork Curry. The pork is too mall, and I can't taste it at all

This one is curry, curry Udon

Whoo

Wow, so, those are the Japanese popular instant Udon, soba and curry Udon

Yeah, have you guys try the curry Udon

Maybe not yet, huh? Yes, the curry is really popular in Japan.

It's good, You can find it in the restaurant

and if you can't, then just get this pork one but don't expect the pork because

No pork much!! hope you enjoyed my video !! pretty much that's it

Thanks for watching my video and please subscribe to my channel

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CYCLING THROUGH AICHI, JAPAN // Linimo & Bike Trails - Duration: 7:32.

Welcome to Aichi Prefecture!

Today I've teamed up with Aichi Prefecture

to check out how to ride and bike around this area in central, Japan.

To get there, we're taking a super smooth ride

the magnetic, levitating train called Linimo

and checking out a few stops along the way.

At each stop, I'm doing a survey by bike

checking out what to do and where to eat

around Aichi, in the heart of Japan.

Hey Guys! I'm Loretta and welcome to my channel, KemushiChan!

I'm going to go buy my ticket and then we'll get started.

To get here you start at Nagoya station,

then take the Subway Higashiyama Line to Fujigaoka St.

OK, let's go!

We made it to Irigaike Koen Station.

We're first going to check out Cycle Joy.

Bike rentals are pretty popular across Japan,

but at Cycle Joy you can rent them for FREE.

You just need to fill out a brief application, available in English,

to rent a bike for the day.

We made it to the first place. It's a local ramen shop,

but it has a very special flair to everything its serving up.

I got the cheese, curry, soy milk, tan-tan men.

The lunch set also comes with a special side

so I got Italian TKG.

And then there's deep fried gyoza! Who doesn't like that?

I'm going in!

Mmmmmm!

That's a good tantan-men!

Good heat, good cheese, good balance, good eats!

Our main ramen is Tonkotsu (Pork-bone) based.

So It's kind a like the fable , but you are the wolf.

This is the concept of this restaurant.

A-ha, I see.

A lot of rugby players come to eat here

and this town has a lot of study abroad students,

so we get a lot of students, too.

Welcome to the grounds of Iwasaki castle!

If you use a bike like we did you can get pretty close to it off the Linimo,

and from the surrounding areas as well.

We just learned about the history of this castle

that starts in the early 16th century,

there were so many battles and stories about how the castle was turned over between different families

but none of that really known outside of Japan.

In Japan there are these things called TAIGA dramas which is like historical dramas,

and apparently this castle has been skipped over,

but Iwasaki castle has a huge history that you have to come here to see here yourself.

Thanks to the bike we were able to do that today.

Next up, I read there are a bunch of trendy cafes in the area

and decided to check one out along the way.

They have delicious coffee and a full bar,

but they also have some cool desserts,

so I'm getting a little treat after all that bike riding.

The Chocolate Bon Bon. Do you guys want a bite?

Looking good!

Oh my god!

It's like caramel swirly nougat stuff.

My otsukare-bon bon. This is so good!

It's not overly sweet, I really like that.

Ahh. A proper cup of coffee!

We made it to the next station, Ai-chikyuhaku Kinen Koen.

Also it's the home of Aichi Expo Park.

This is one of the hugest and widest attractions.

We're going to be cycling here today, but also,

DO YOU GUYS LIKE GHIBLI?

There's a little treat in for you today.

This whole area is loved by people around here for picnicking and hanging out.

So this is where you pick up your ticket to rent a bike!

1 person, 100yen for the whole course. Nice.

And then you can take it over here

Good morning, miss. Good morning.

May I have your ticket, please? Here is your helmet.

Please select the size. Okay.

So, your card is yellow? Yes, it's yellow.

Bike time!

We made it to the first checkpoint

and I have something EXTRA special to show you guys!

Look over here!

About two kilometers into the bike course

there's this hidden house from the original My Neighbor Totoro movie.

Isn't it just adorable?

There's the pond over there, too. You can actually go in and do tours.

Welcome to the heavens!

You can see the entire bike course from up here!

I bet you it's beautiful in the Spring too, but these Fall colors?

The reds and the yellows and blue sky…

Aichi Expo Park is a huge space where families can come play,

it's a great date spot, you can go on picnics

and the CYCLING is by far my favorite! You can really see far out from here!

If you ride the Linimo train to the last stop,

you'll arrive at Yakusa station.

From there you can transfer to the Aichi Loop Line and catch a soccer game

or the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Toyota Stadium

or head back towards Nagoya!

I only visited a few spots along the Linimo Line, but let me know in a comment

if there's another spot I should check out next.

Thanks for watching! I'll see you next time. Bye!

For more infomation >> CYCLING THROUGH AICHI, JAPAN // Linimo & Bike Trails - Duration: 7:32.

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Where to go in HARAJUKU: Takeshita Street Tour - Tokyo, Japan - Duration: 11:17.

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Walking to Nishi-Tachikawa - Japan - Duration: 17:15.

Turned them on?

Okay good, we can begin with my rambling.

So here we are, in Japan... we are always in Japan ^^"

Sorry about the camera lean ;w;)

Mr stops randomly taxi driver sure has bright lights DX

Excuse me~

Is that chain going under the front of the car?

Someone isn't going to have a nice day.

This is one of my favourite times to walk, just after sunset--

--Even more so after a rain like this.

Those mirrors on the pools are so useful.

Helps when there are blind corners and such.

So beautiful~

Camera fixed?! amazing! (/・ω・)/

Wait.. is it?(;O;)

.. What is this music? x3

It is interesting to me that there are houses and shops---

---Side by side like this in a side street.

From houses to massive apartment blocks, wow!

.. And I whined about the taxi driver? DX

Shh, bike is sleeping ->

Thank goodness that song is over-- so ... so... UFO

Lets go this way :3

... Wait...

Err, this way ^^"

Those apartment blocks are so shiny.

Why are you students out so late?! go home and study!

Kids these days *mumble mumble mumble*

More students! Maybe they had after school events?

Engage speedup mode!

It's a gang of students! gonna steal our knowledge! D:

I like there is so much bike storage here and it is safe.

So cool~

Choo choo! I'm a super fast train!!!!

Me toooooo!!! (`･ω･´)

Grandpa train, so slow, choo.. choo.. my old man tracks-

... This music is amazing D:

*clap clap clap* great song!

Check it out! we walked from one station to another :3

<--- That whole area is for bike parking.

<--- Still going...

<--- Yep, still going.

Some bike parking has super cheap parking, or free!

<-- Wonder if it is super loud for this house owner.

If you've ever been to Japan, you'll know that the----

-- Train station announcements are loud and on repeat...

Maybe the rent is cheaper? .. or more expensive being so close to the station? D:

Look at the apartment block, top right! wow!

That konbini is right next to the station. Convenient.

WAIT!! that is why they are called convenience stores!

.. Just kidding, I knew that (;´･ω･)

You can't see it, but there was a straight bar that way -->

In the park. But Rina bent it into a noodle with her super strength. It is true, don't mess with Rina.

Clear umbrella are best umbrella, fight me (`･ω･´)

Teleport time!

<- I was friends with one of the police officers there.

See those yellow flags?

<---

Those yellow flags are for children to use when they cross the road :3

Video almost over (´;ω;`)

Thank you for watching and---

Happy New Year!

Byeeee!

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Japan announces withdrawal from International Whaling Commission to resume commercial whaling - Duration: 1:31.

Japan says it's leaving an anti whaling international organization to resume

commercial hunts for the animals for the first time in three decades our kim

yusin is more on the move that has caused uproar around the world the

Japanese government has officially announced it will withdraw from the

International Whaling Commission next year to resume commercial whaling

Japan's Kyodo news agency reports the decision was made at a cabinet meeting

this week we have software resolution so as to resume sustainable commercial

whaling for over 30 years however there was no concession made from the

countries which only focus on whale conservation regrettably we have reached

a decision that is impossible in the IWC to seek the coexistence of states with

different views so to notify the IWC of its decision on Wednesday and under the

organization's rules Japan's withdrawal is expected to be

affected from June 30th 2019 while the announcements drew immediate criticism

from anti-whaling nations and groups Japan stressed it will conduct whaling

only in nearby waters including its economic exclusive zone and not go to

Antarctica to hunt Japan also explained that even after the withdrawal it will

continue to contribute to preserving maritime resources by conducting whaling

within the catch limits of the IWC human son arirang news

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Japan announces withdrawal from International Whaling Commission to resume commercial whaling - Duration: 1:34.

Japan says it's leaving an anti whaling international organization to resume

commercial hunts for the animals for the first time in three decades Kim your son

has more on the move and the that is caused uproar around the world the

Japanese government has officially announced it will withdraw from the

International Whaling Commission next year to resume commercial whaling

Japan's Kyodo news agency reports the decision was made at a cabinet meeting

this week we have software resolution so as to resume sustainable commercial

whaling for over 30 years however there was no concession made from the

countries which only focus on whale conservation regrettably we have reached

a decision that is impossible in the IWC to seek the coexistence of states with

different views to notify the IWC of its decision on wednesday and under the

organization's rules japan's withdrawal is expected to be effective from June

30th 2019 while the announcements drew immediate criticism from anti-whaling

nations and groups Japan stressed it will conduct whaling only in nearby

waters including its economic exclusive zone and not go to Antarctica to hunt

Japan also explained that even after the withdrawal it will continue to

contribute to preserving maritime resources by conducting whaling within

the catch limits of the IWC human son arirang news

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Germany vs Japan Christmas Customs - Food & Christmas Day in Germany - Duration: 10:22.

Hello and welcome back. This video will be in German language.

I add English subtitle.

Japanese and French.

I met my friend Maxie. She is also a Youtuber.

She has the channel "German in Tokyo"

I will link it up here.

We are talking about German Christmas Customs and Japanese Christmas Customs.

This will be very interesting for my German viewers.

At the same time, if you are learning the German language, you can try to understand us.

Or just read the subtitle with us.

Let's go!

Martina: My name is Martina.

Maxie: Hello

Maxie: Today, we are talking about German Christmas chocolate and Christmas sweets. Martina: Christmas sweets.

Maxie: Do you know the brand Lindt chocolate? Lindt chocolate taste so delicious.

Maxie: It's a little bit more expensive than the usually one.

Martina: Lindt is available in Japan. In Tokyo is a Lindt Cafe. I think in .... Maxie: Shibuya

Martina: In Shibuya or Harajuku. Maxie: Yokohma as well. Martina: True.

Martina: However, I do not know, if this Christmas chocolate is available there.

Martina: This chocolate you got from Germany, correct?

Maxie: Yes, this one is from Germany. A fine filling with a touch of cinnamon and coriander.

Martina: Well, everything which has to do with cinnamon will taste like Christmas.

Maxie: True, it taste like Christmas for the German palate.

Martina: We are eating duck at Christmas Eve.

Maxie: Duck?

Maxie: In Deutschland, ja das ist wahr.

Martina: In Germany we (my family) eat duck for Christmas Eve.

Martina: What is your family eating for Christmas, Maxie?

Maxie: We often eat Fondue.

Martina: Yes, meat Fondue, correct?

Maxie: Fondue is a Christmas Meal. Especially when you sit with your family at the table.

Martina: Meat or cheese Fondue?

Maxie: We did meat Fondue or Raclette. Raclette is also with cheese.

Martina: True, Raclette is very yummy.

Maxie: I think Fondue is similar to Shabu Shabu. However, the meat is different.

Martina: The meat is filet. This will be fried in oil.

Martina: After you fry the meat you dip it in a sauce.

Martina: For example garlic sauce or mayonnaise or paprika sauce. Well, many different kind of sauce.

Martina: Sometimes these are home made or not from the shop.

Maxie: Correct and in your imagination, Fondue is similar to Shabu Shabu but in a German way.

Maxie: Raclette I have not seen in Japan, or?

Martina: I do not know, I have not seen it, yet.

Martina: Raclette is actually a hot stone. On top you can grill your steak or vegetables.

Martina: Under the hot stone you can put little frying pans filled with cheese.

Maxie: Correct.

Martina: That is so yummy, I am getting hungry.

Maxie: Yes, we are both hungry.

Martina: We have as dessert lemon creme (every year). It's a little complicated but still simple (?!)

Maxie: We had small slices of salmon on bread.

Maxie: Christmas we eat Fondue and after that we get our gifts.

Maxie: As children we didn't like to eat first because we were so excited to find out what we get as a present.

Martina: Didn't you go first to church?

Maxie: Yes, correct, in the morning you go to church. After church is lunch or dinner and after that finally presents.

Martina: This is on the 24th of December.

Maxie: Yes, the 24th, in the evening.

Martina: True, in the evening.

Martina: In the US you celebrate on the 25th of December Christmas and you will get your gifts in the morning on the 25th, after you wake up.

Maxie: Well, in Germany always on the 24th of December in the evening.

Martina: Correct.

Maxie: This is funny. Back in the day my family used to go united to church. My parents and us.

Maxie: Recently, my sister had to pay church tax and she didn't like that, so she left the church.

Maxie: What that means, she is not going to church anymore.

Maxie: So we went with one family member less to church.

Maxie: Actually, in Germany a lot of people go to church on Christmas, even if they are not religious. It is custom.

Martina: It is custom.

Maxie: Yes, it is somehow German culture.

Martina: Let's talk about the Christmas tree. When do you put the tree up?

Maxie: We always buy a real Christmas tree, firstly.

Martina: A real one.

Martina: No plastic tree.

Maxie: No plastic tree, no no.

Martina: Also real candles or artificial one?

Maxie: We have fairy lights.

Maxie: I think we buy the tree two weeks in advance.

Maxie: We had a hook at the ceiling to hang the Christmas tree.

Martina: A hook?

Maxie: Correct, we hang the Christmas tree on a hook because if you try to put the tree in a tree stand, this is to exhausting.

Maxie: A few years ago we went to the Black Forrest and cut our own tree.

Martina: Did you pay for it or did you steal it?

Maxie: No, of course we paid.

Maxie: There was a sale which promoted "cut your own Christmas tree".

Martina: Well, I lived on the country side. I have 3 siblings.

Martina: We went 2 or 3 days before Christmas with our father to the forrest, at night.

Martina: Torch light, my father always said, we have to be careful not getting caught.

Martina: We got a small Christmas tree.

Martina: This is actually not allowed.

Maxie: Actually people buy Christmas trees.

Maxie: Especially if you live in the city. You will buy your Christmas tree.

Martina: Of course.

Maxie: The countryside has different customs sometimes.

Maxie: I hope you have fun at Christmas.

Maxie: If you want to know more about Christmas in Germany, please ask and write a comment.

Maxie: Please let me know if you did not understand it. This is also interesting to know.

Maxie: Please write something, I am happy. See you next time.

Maxie and Martina: Bye

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Japan Lottery LOTO 6 numbers 27 Dec 2018 - Duration: 1:45.

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Japan shrinking as birthrate falls to lowest level in history World news - Duration: 3:41.

Japan shrinking as birthrate falls to lowest level in history World news

In 2018 there were 921,000 births and 1.37m deaths, with government efforts failing to encourage families to have more children

In 2018 there were 921,000 births and 1.37m deaths, with government efforts failing to encourage families to have more children

Japan suffered its biggest population decline on record this year, according to new figures that underline the country's losing battle to raise its birth rate.

The number of births fell to its lowest since records began more than a century ago, the health and welfare ministry said, soon after parliament approved an immigration bill that will pave the way for the arrival of hundreds of thousands of blue-collar workers to address the worst labour shortage in decades.

The ministry estimated 921,000 babies will have been born by the end of 2018 – 25,000 fewer than last year and the lowest number since comparable records began in 1899. It is also the third year in a row the number of births has been below one million.

Combined with the estimated number of deaths this year – a postwar high of 1.37 million – the natural decline of Japan's population by 448,000 is the biggest ever.

The data suggests the government will struggle to reach its goal of raising the birth rate – the average number of children a woman has during her lifetime – to 1.8 by April 2026. The current birth rate stands at 1.43, well below the 2.07 required to keep the population stable.

The prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has described Japan's demographics as a national crisis and promised to increase childcare places and introduce other measures to encourage couples to have more children.

But the number of children on waiting lists for state-funded daycare increased for the third year in a row last year, raising doubts over his plans to provide a place for every child by April 2020.

Japanese people have an impressive life expectancy – 87.2 years for women and 81.01 years for men – which experts attribute to regular medical examinations, universal healthcare coverage and, among older generations, a preference for Japan's traditional low-fat diet.

But the growing population of older people is expected to place unprecedented strain on health and welfare services in the decades to come. Some of those costs will be met by a controversial rise in the consumption (sales) tax, from 8% to 10%, next October.

Earlier this year the government said 26.1 million – or just over 20% of the total population of 126.7 million – were aged 70 and over.

The number of centenarians, meanwhile, had risen to 69,785 as of September this year, with women making up 88% of the total.

Japan has the highest proportion of older people – or those aged 65 and over – in the world, followed by Italy, Portugal and Germany.

The National Institute of Population and Social Security Research in Tokyo estimated that more than 35% of Japanese will be aged 65 or over by 2040.