What is the most Japanese thing ever?

I worked in a government office in Japan thirty years ago. After one month on the job I returned to my desk (after being away the ENTIRE day) to find $3,000 worth of yen on my desk. Just sitting…

Long's Digest   Top Stories For You   What is the most Japanese thing ever? Scott Egan, Lived in Japan for two years • Updated November 22 I worked in a government office in Japan thirty years ago. After one month on the job I returned to my desk (after being away the ENTIRE day) to find $3,000 worth of yen on... Read More » 1M 5.1K 131   What do Arabs think of China and Chinese? Ismail Bashmori • Answered November 29 Last week I was stunned to get an interview request from CTGN Arabic. I had stupidly turned down three interview requests from other channels through June—October (starting ... Read More » 42.4K 662 55   What country has a smaller population than most people realize? Wildling Number One Four Seven, former Extra at Game of Thrones (2015) • Updated August 29 Germany has a population of 80 million. The United Kingdom and France both have populations between 65 and 70 million. Spain is on 46 million. Italy has 60 million. There s... Read More » 900.1K 5.7K 227   How did the Japanese civilians react after they lost WW2? Daniel C Swanson, 5 years in the navy • Answered November 1 Back in 1972 I was working at the NSA in Fort Meade Maryland, and my supervisor had been in the war. He spent a year in Japan after the war ended, and he would talk about h... Read More » 292.8K 2K 114   If Chinese had many larger armies than Europeans, why didn't they try to conquer and enslave the planet like Europeans did? Imran Roy, Writer • Answered May 21 There were three reasons for that. First, China is a large country. I don't mean large, I mean large. Huge. Vast. Image 1. Map of Asia. As easily visible, China is huge. Almo... Read More » 178.8K 1.9K 322 Read More in Your Feed

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