Thread 215051410

Is Japan a real country?

>>215051410 (OP)
This is why they're better than everyone else.
This is like the spiritual opposite of Indian-ness.

>>215051410 (OP)
they're so fucken cute for that

>>215051410 (OP)
Super cute

>>215051410 (OP)
Japan is the only truly civilised country. The world should learn from them

>>215051410 (OP)
And if someone accidentally throws it away then they lose their job and their wife divorces them in shame

Vote Keiko into office and we'll answer you.

>>215051410 (OP)
Based nips

People idolize Japan but in reality it's a materialistic void. The air is heavy in Japan, oppressive.

>>215051812
the air is humid, that's why it's oppressive

>>215051410 (OP)
That is fucking based
>wasting food
cringe, give it to the camera men or something

Same as 特殊な訓練を受けてます

>>215051834
the air is humid because it's close to the sea

>>215051410 (OP)
They are literally the anti-thirdie country, and yet they still chose to import them.

>>215051916
Even the japs couldn't escape having a government devolve into line go up

>>215051410 (OP)
The Japanese are so pure and civilised.

Literally the only non-Whites I regard as fully human.

>>215051410 (OP)
this is why they are the greatest nation on earth

>>215051901
The air is humid because it's surrounded by the sea on all sides. There are many places in on the west coasts of large continents, like Peru, the Maghreb, the American Southwest, and the west coast of South Africa that have dry summers and small amounts of percipitation on the cooler half of the year. On the east coasts of large continents, such as Eastern China and Korea, the Pampas region of South America, the American Southeast, and the coasts of the Australian states of Queensland and New South Wales, it's more common to find places that receive plenty of rain, but most of it concentrated during the warmer half of the year.
Places like the Azores, Japan, and New Zealand have either Oceanic or humid subtropical climates with evenly-spread year-round percipitation because the predominant wind during any part of the year (be it from the south, north, east, or west) is a humid, percepitation-bearing wind.

Japan doesn't exist. Don't have a dream.

>>215051410 (OP)
>It is thought TV stations first began showing the caption to protect themselves against complaints from viewers who disliked food being handled without consideration in TV variety shows.[1] It is uncertain when this note was first used, but TV producer Kenji Suga stated viewers complained about the waste of food when a performance using small watermelons was broadcast in Downtown no Gaki no Tsukai ya Arahende!! on Nippon TV. The TV station then showed this note on screen the following year in response.
>small melons
Did nobody complain about the tons of presumed whipped cream that were getting wasted into slapstick pies to be thrown?

この後、スタッフが美味しくいただきました

>>215051410 (OP)
This happens everywhere without the need to mention it, stupid weebs.

>>215051410 (OP)
That's actually really nice and would make me happy to hear that stuff wasn't wasted and that the staff got a treat.
>>215051812
Leave Tokyo then.

>>215054113
except in America where they throw out the food, cause feeding the staff would be communism o algo

>>215054372
lol lots of places literally do this as part of the policy and you can get in trouble for eating the food that's left over.
Or at least back when I worked food service they did.

sugoy kawaii~~

>>215054372
at my old job at a buffet, we didnt want staff eating food because they didnt want to encourage staff to cook up a bunch of food 5 minutes before closing so that it became leftovers just so they can take it home

>>215054429
lol
>>215054500
this could easily be solved by just having the kitchen close 1 hour before the buffet does. A lot of restaurants do this here, but it's probably to avoid some asshole coming 10 minutes before closing time and ordering food, since I've seen a ton of places where the staff eats the restaurant food.

>>215051590
It's spiritual similarity you retard weeb

この後、スタッフが美味しくいただきました

>>215054500
just let them be, or maybe make them pay with discount to take home o algo
>b-but it's not fair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>215051590
>those darn indians... they don't eat food!
Meds. Now.

Japs be like:

>yes, this ad uses motor oil and cardboard, and we ate it afterwards

Lmao, they actually try to appeal to retards with their ads with shit like this.

I love they pretend to care about waste but their food comes in about a billion kilograms of plastic and cardboard because they individually wrap everything like even strawberries.

I dont usually like this thing, japan stuff buti wish more countries had certain japanese traits

>>215055345
Did you know, throwing food way is highly frowned upon in Japan, as it goes against the concept of Eattufoodu, which means "to respect food"

>>215051410 (OP)
Based, they should do this in more countries

>>215055345
>>215055408
It is extremely disrespectful if you don't eat everything. Did you know watermelon rinds are eaten raw in Japan?

>>215051410 (OP)
I just assumed it was the case all the time. Why would you throw away delicious food?

>>215055408
kek

>>215055467
Only a fucking Jap would look at that picture and complain about the leftover strawberry bits and not the plastic containers.

>>215055486
Because 90%+ of the time, food ads are fake. "Real" food looks atrocious in ads, so they use fake substitutes. It's not real. It's platitudes.

>>215055467
I think they eat the rinds because watermelons are extremely expensive in Japan.

>>215055467
>picrel
that's just... disgusting and childish

>>215055517
Or the fact that organics and plastic wastes are separated.

Sumimasen

I feel embarrassed

>>215051410 (OP)
It's a nice custom. Wasting food is a sin.

>>215051410 (OP)
Yes, the best country

>>215052368
They are probably some of the worst for animals. At least Africans kill them before they eat them

I like this but arent Japanese people infamous for their absurd use of food packaging (plastic). Food thrown away is eaten by tiny lifeforms so its not truly wasted. That fat plastic container for your oranges? Will stay for a thousand years

>>215055763
Excessive packaging in Japan gives things a sense of "luxury" in terms of presentation. Rather than have every cookie sitting in the tray, if you wrap every piece of cookie in plastic, it makes it more rich.

Same applies to fruit as well. If you see a bunch of apples sitting around exposed to air, you might have the perception they're "dirty". But if you wrap every apple in plastic, it makes it "look" better, and you can charge higher prices for them.

>>215055889
Should be illegal

>>215055965
you can do more science to dissolve plastic
the packaging is really nice :(

>>215055965
https://japantoday.com/category/national/japanese-student-criticized-for-campaign-against-excess-plastic-packaging

Kids tried to stop it, but they got backlash from it, because it was against Japanese culture. Majority of the people want more individually plastic wrapped items.

There was another case where a girl wanted to campaign against single-use plastics in her school after noticing how all the garbage cans in her school was overflowing with plastic trash, and her entire school ridiculed her for it,

>>215056046
holy based

>>215056046
>“My grandmother likes to give these to visitors so the individual wrapping is convenient for her when she has guests over.”

>“Older people don’t eat as many snacks as younger people, so they don’t waste as much packaging.”

>“It keeps the food safe and it’s hygienic, what’s not to like?”

>“If the plastic tray insert is removed, the crackers will crack — is that what you want?”
Kek, japs don't even try with their whataboutism.

>>215054429
i guess this is to cover their asses legally in case the food gives an employee food poisoning?

>>215051590
This performative morality shit screams peak jeetness.
I dont think you know how having jeets in your workplace feels like, especially being supervised by one. Virtue signalling and ass kissing is pretty much the rule, not only a norm.

>>215052160
>whipped cream
whipped cream isn't food.

>>215051590
Why would they throw away perfectly good food?
Every other nation knows by implication that someone ate the food, even if the boss says "throw it away"
They're not mindless robots that follow orders

>>215057365
SAAAAAAAAAAAR

>>215057430
"performative" is such a gayass word

>>215059748
t. walks around with moustache and mullet hair cut

>>215056884
boomers ruining it usual

>>215051410 (OP)
I hate impressionable retards who fall for shit like this