Anna B.

If we don’t stand for the Truth (The Truth from the Word of God, via the Bible,) then who will?

@Amazingeyes89 Ooh… is that brisket? 😋

Are the Japanese steak post still trending or no?

@SilentSt0rmX 平和 - (heh-ee-wa,) which means peace.

Good morning, Japan! 🇯🇵 🌞 Can you teach me your favorite Japanese word and what it means?

@hoshizorarock 美味しそう〜

アメリカ人よ🇺🇸 パンケーキを食べなさい。

@saniyafatma1278 It was clearly meant to be!! Cats and dogs know when they’ve found the right home and apparently yours is it. 😆❤️

We stole our neighbor's cat and I don't regret it. He went on vacation and left it without food or water. The cat would come to my house asking us for food and little by little it started staying until one day it stopped leaving, and then one day just like that I found him in my bed and well now I have 5 cats 😰😬❤️ let me introduce you! This is young Capuchino! 🤗

@Taiwan_in_Japan Also Americans concerned for Japan, (I’m half Japanese,) I have family and friends still living there. I’m glad to hear that everyone seems to be okay so far. 🤗

一昨日の大きな地震のあと。 SNSを開くと 台湾「おい〜（おーい）日本！大丈夫？」 日本「大丈夫！」「ありがとう」 こんなやり取りが行われていました こういうときに自然と声をかけ合える関係っていいな、とココロがぽかぽかしました(*´꒳`* )

@Biblicalman I’m not going to lie or pretend here… but I might get too motion sick to be terrified. 🤢

The most terrifying thing about Noah’s Ark isn’t the flood. It’s the boat. God gave exact length. Exact width. Exact wood. Exact pitch. No steering wheel. No sail. No engine. Noah was not the captain. He was cargo…

@KellogCreek My husband really likes his Traeger grill and we’re about to get a yakitori grill in addition here soon. 😆

Hey Japanese equipment nerds. My visit to the BBQ section of the local ACE Hardware store was such a hit with y’all, I went back for pictures of the pellet smokers, BBQ tools, more Green Egg porn, and the fuel aisle. FYI, I use Kingsford Blue Bag when I cook.

@tuuu28283 でも、もし私が夜型だったらどうなりますか？ 🤔

アメリカの兄弟達 兄弟達はそろそろ寝る時間だ！！ 布団に入ってゆっくりしてね！！ おやすみ😴

@DevlinMcbain @Write4Republic Oh, I’m very well aware it’s not the people, but the government. My sympathies are with the people living in the Republic of Commifofnia.

@AnnaResearcher @Write4Republic Its crazy but California is full of great patriots, we are just gerrymandered into subjugation by the scumbag libtards; trust me when I say, ‘nobody hates californian liberals more than californian patriots, NOBODY.’ We are sick of them enough to spit pure bile.

Okay, so I have another proposal... Let's deport Californians to Canada, and give the state of California to Japan. Seems like a win-win.

Good idea, especially considering the Chinese companies have been producing what looks to be toy guns, but are considered to real guns by Japanese laws and selling them illegally in vending machines and arcade games where kids can win them as prizes. (FYI, I’m not anti-gun, but just saying illegal guns shouldn’t be easily acquired like this.)

轉：日本禁止地方政府使用中国科技产品 您支持嗎？

@hoshizorarock うーわ...怖い😱

@AnnaResearcher 思いっきり怖がりなさい🥺

アメリカ人よ🤬 見ているぞ🤬

It is because sin entered the world. God created perfect people, but it was man who betrayed God by disobeying His commandments. This is the reference of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden in the book of Genesis. God doesn’t want to punish us, He’s disciplining us so we might become more like Him. A lot of people won’t like my answer, but that’s okay. At least I’ve told the truth for what it is. There’s no cookie cutter, short way of giving an answer, but this is the shortest I have to offer.

How can the same GOD who died for your sins can also punish you for your sins?

@ChicagoCPK485 @WuyoI38745 @zoomafrika1 ☝🏼 That’s called not understanding what you can’t see or believe just because. Don’t bash on someone’s beliefs just because you don’t believe the same way.

@WuyoI38745 @zoomafrika1 That’s called believing a lie.

I apologize for making a mistake in my earlier post. According to NHK, it took 30 minutes in the December quake to make notifications of the natural disaster. Since that time, the Meteorological Agency has made it possible for multiple translations to be sent out as early warnings in the affected areas of a natural disaster.

According to NHK World News, it took nearly 30 minutes to translate to other well used languages to foreigners either living in Japan or tourists right after the earthquake on April 20th of the possibility of tsunamis.

@SolidKroket Nagoya, Tokyo, Kobe, Osaka, Tohoku, Sendai, Fukushima, Gifu, Kagoshima, Nara, so on and so forth.

Nombra DOS ciudades de Japón, sin usar Google

You have gained a follower base on this very post. Thank you for posting. I can relate in many ways. My original beliefs were very similar to yours where we believed Jesus was real, but he wasn’t the Messiah; however that changed for me in my young adulthood. Jesus is real, He is Christ.

You know what DIDN’T shock me when I came to Christ as a Muslim?  Jesus, the real Jesus. He didn’t shock me at all. What shocked me was how consistent He was with the God I was reading about in the Torah. I’m reading the Bible for the first time and thinking: “Wait a second. This God, Yahweh, is always stepping into humanity.” He’s not distant. He walks in the garden. Adam and Eve hear Him. He wrestles with Jacob. He appears as the angel of the Lord. He speaks to Moses face to face. So when Jesus shows up, it doesn't feel random. It felt like the next step. People act like the Incarnation came out of nowhere. It didn’t. It’s progressive revelation. God revealing more of Himself, culminating in Christ. The Trinity isn’t random theology. It’s God with us. God for us. God among us. Isaiah said it 700 years before—Emmanuel, God with us. That’s prophecy. So here’s where I got stuck: Why is it easier to believe God walked, spoke, appeared, wrestled— but suddenly He can’t enter His own creation? That logic doesn’t make sense. For me, recognizing Jesus as God wasn’t a leap. It was the most natural next step. And once I realized the Torah was revelation from God, not the Quran, I knew where I had to stand.

I used to struggle with this as a child because I grew up in America, (second generation Japanese,) and when my mom explained that there are no tipping systems in Japan, I was completely confused. Though now that I’m older, I can see your point of view better; especially because I’ve visited Japan more times than I can count by now. I believe you’re correct. If people started tipping in Japan then perhaps it is possible the service of an establishment would suffer long term.

I’m Japanese. Lately, I’ve seen some foreign visitors who were impressed by Japanese hospitality saying that Japan should introduce a tipping system. However, I strongly disagree. The reason is that actions which have so far been driven purely by a sincere sense of duty and genuine kindness toward customers would be distorted by a new dynamic, throwing off the current balance. In other words, what used to be the goal—providing good service—would turn into a means to earn an incentive. As a result, the overall quality of service in Japan would likely decline. If you’re truly impressed by a staff member’s service, instead of giving them a tip, please tell the manager or owner, “That employee’s service was outstanding.” We simply want you, our guests who come to Japan for fun, to enjoy yourselves—that’s all.

Love is meaningless unless you have Jesus in your life. He is not about acceptance of your lifestyle if it’s sinful in nature. He is about bringing you to the Truth of His Living Word. Oftentimes I hear, “God is Love,” well that’s only the partial truth. The Truth is this: John 14:15   “If you love Me, you will keep My commandments.” LSB version. 愛はイエスがあなたの人生にいなければ意味がありません。彼は罪深い生活様式を受け入れることを目的にしているわけではありません。神はあなたを御神の生きた言葉の真理へと導くことにあります。よく「神は愛である」と聞きますが、それは部分的な真実に過ぎません。真実はこうです: ヨハネ14章15節「もしあなたがたが私を愛するなら、わたしの戒めを守るであろう」LSB版です。