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@elonmusk "Bit who's going to pick your crops" "Optimus"

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@tanpukunokami I like strong dashi flavor I guess I better go somewhere else 😂

In Japan, there are two food cultures. Same country. Same language. Same rice. Completely different taste. One is Tokyo. Darker broth. Stronger soy sauce. Sharper flavor. The other is Kansai. Lighter broth. More dashi. Softer flavor. Both delicious. And the country has been quietly arguing over which one is better forever. This is not a joke. Ask Japanese people about udon broth, and suddenly it becomes a serious conversation. Tokyo side says: → Kansai food is too light → dark soy sauce has depth → strong flavor is satisfying Kansai side says: → Tokyo food is too salty → dashi should be the main character → if the soup is black, something went wrong The easiest battlefield is udon. In Tokyo, the broth is dark. In Kansai, the broth is light. Foreigners look at both and think, “It’s just noodles.” No. This is not just noodles. This is identity. This is childhood memory. This is hometown pride. Japan does this with everything. Kanto vs Kansai. Tokyo vs Osaka. Dark broth vs light broth. Strong soy sauce vs elegant dashi. And here’s the thing. Japan can build bullet trains, robots, anime, cars, and some of the most advanced technology in the world. But we will still argue for 30 minutes about whether udon soup should be dark or light. I love this country.

@kaogo55 Brother, you're just bragging. 😂

@ricca_ogui This looks good, the cuts are thin but the quality of the fish appears high. Fatty and fully covered the rice, I'm getting hungry.

まじこのクオリティでカウンター鮨食べ放題ガチやばいな🍣 19階建てで景色最高だし、ハーゲンダッツも食べ放題だよ🍨 神すぎてリピってる、握るのめっちゃ早いし

@japan_nobunaga Yoshinoya was awesome, my favorite chain was coco though.

Midnight In Japan, you can get a hot beef bowl at 2 AM. For about $4. You walk into a Sukiya, a Yoshinoya, a Matsuya. Open 24 hours. Always glowing yellow on a quiet street. You order at a screen or you say "gyudon." Two minutes later a steaming bowl of thin-sliced beef over rice slides onto the counter in front of you. Slightly sweet. Slightly savory. A raw egg if you want it. Pickled ginger free on the table. You eat in 10 minutes. You pay in 30 seconds. You walk out into the night. This food has fed taxi drivers, salarymen, broke students, travelers with jet lag, and grandmothers in a hurry for over 120 years. A meal designed to never let anyone down. At any hour. At any wallet.

@elonmusk Can we bring them back someday when we have the manufacturing capacity?

S & X will forever be in my heart

@hoshizorarock I miss coco so intensely. I bought the packets to make it at home but it's not the same ....

アメリカ人とは恐ろしい人種である🇺🇸 写真は日本全国で1500店以上店舗のあるカレーショップのCoCo壱番屋だ。 日本の人口は約1億2000万人。 一番人口が多いのが東京で1400万人だ。 しかしCoCo壱番屋で一番売り上げを叩き出してる店舗が人口146万人の沖縄の店舗だ。 理由は米軍基地のアメリカ人達が1人で複数皿を食べるオーダーが日常的だからである。 もう一度言うアメリカ人とは恐ろしい人種である🇺🇸

@hoshizorarock This is called social escalation and shortsightedness on the part of the Muslims.

最近日本の寺が燃えまくっている😭😭 なんなんだこれは😭😭

@matthughes13 Bitcoin, stable coins, paxg and such, maybe some decentralized finance, and privacy coins have value. Everything else is a scam money grab by default until proven otherwise.

People say crypto has 'no inherent value.' Yet crypto (especially stablecoins on efficient blockchains) delivers what traditional finance still struggles with: true instant atomic settlement with drastically reduced prefunding friction. No locked up capital sitting idle for days. No correspondent banks. No settlement risk. This is especially powerful for cross border payments and high frequency use cases. One transaction settles everything instantly and verifiably on chain. Thats not theoretical. Its live today moving real value faster and cheaper than legacy rails in many scenarios. Value isnt just number go up. Its solving painful expensive problems that have persisted for decades. #Crypto is doing exactly that.

Americans!! Show me 🥺

@JapanTripFriend Lol everyone always talks about the Hamamatsu eel, that's so fun.

@EcoWOLFrb That sounds amazing! Traveling all around Hokkaido is seriously the best. Hamamatsu is famous for eel too. And honestly, Hiroshima is a place I want to visit again myself!

If you’ve already been to Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto… where are you going next? Honestly, Fukuoka might have the best food scene in Japan. Among Japanese people, Fukuoka is one of those cities people constantly want to revisit. And when people think of Fukuoka, they think of food. The food there is genuinely incredible. Here are some places I personally loved ↓

@aleabitoreddit chart looks ghastly

It was/is time.

$JD showing big strength today.

@japan_nobunaga You know the are about a million Japan lovers in civilized Western countries that would like the chance to live there. Use them instead, Americans love Japan

Japan is being destroyed 😱 From April 2027 the government will accept 1.23 million foreign workers from Africa and India Women and children are already being violently attacked in the streets 💔 This is not immigration This is an invasion of our homeland ⚠️ The Japanese people are being sacrificed for money 😢 Wake up before it's too late 🔥 Just expected Of a nation that still remembers who it is Always 🇯🇵

@ShardiB2 @SignaTrading Prob will move from monthly to annual, if I can figure out how lol.

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@tuuu28283 Public bathroom that are so well maintained with expensive electric toilets but no soap. I love Japan though

アメリカの兄弟達 What’s the weirdest thing about Japan to Americans? これすごく気になる！！ 兄弟達からみて何が変かな？？

@threenotes_jp Lawson

海外のみんなへ。 日本の食べ物で、 「これは本当に美味しかった」 って思ったものありますか？ 寿司でも、 ラーメンでも、 コンビニ飯でも気になります。

@conbiniboys Well we can't have that same quality in America because the lower income American worker and the American agricultural industry are leagues below that of Japan. Same with convenience stores.

If Americans knew about the quality of Burger King and McDonald's in Japan, there'd be riots in the streets.