>>720372394
>Common enough that neither me nor my friends who lived in japan for years and never saw or heard that this is a thing?
One thing i love about japan is about weebs and haters
In one side you have retards like yourself thinking there is nothing wrong with japan and is literally heaven and nothing bad happens
And you have the other side thinking is a radioactive shithole comparable to some post ww2 conquered soviet shithole
The best thing is that it doesn't matter, both sides keep helping japan get destroyed, and seeing how japanese gladly accept i
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>>508061040
It's shinjuku, notorious place where foreigners congregate, its not the japanese throwing the garbage there.
It's exactly the same situation here in Finland, our capital Helsinki used to be the cleanest capital in the entire world, but no longer is.
NY Times also did a experiment in 2000 where they'd leave a wallet with cash in it in different cities in the world. In Helsinki 10/10 of the wallets were returned with all the cash intact. This also is no longer true here.
Can you guess what changed?
It's shinjuku, notorious place where foreigners congregate, its not the japanese throwing the garbage there.
It's exactly the same situation here in Finland, our capital Helsinki used to be the cleanest capital in the entire world, but no longer is.
NY Times also did a experiment in 2000 where they'd leave a wallet with cash in it in different cities in the world. In Helsinki 10/10 of the wallets were returned with all the cash intact. This also is no longer true here.
Can you guess what changed?
>>508061040
It's shinjuku, notorious place where foreigners congregate, its not the japanese throwing the garbage there.
It's exactly the same situation here in Finland, our capital Helsinki used to be the cleanest capital in the entire world, but no longer is.
NY Times also did a experiment in 2000 where they'd leave a wallet with cash in it in different cities in the world. In Helsinki 10/10 of the wallets were returned with all the cash intact. This also is no longer true here.
Can you guess what changed?
It's shinjuku, notorious place where foreigners congregate, its not the japanese throwing the garbage there.
It's exactly the same situation here in Finland, our capital Helsinki used to be the cleanest capital in the entire world, but no longer is.
NY Times also did a experiment in 2000 where they'd leave a wallet with cash in it in different cities in the world. In Helsinki 10/10 of the wallets were returned with all the cash intact. This also is no longer true here.
Can you guess what changed?
>>508061040
It's shinjuku, notorious place where foreigners congregate, its not the japanese throwing the garbage there.
It's exactly the same situation here in Finland, our capital Helsinki used to be the cleanest capital in the entire world, but no longer is.
NY Times also did a experiment in 2000 where they'd leave a wallet with cash in it in different cities in the world. In Helsinki 10/10 of the wallets were returned with all the cash intact. This also is no longer true here.
Can you guess what changed?
It's shinjuku, notorious place where foreigners congregate, its not the japanese throwing the garbage there.
It's exactly the same situation here in Finland, our capital Helsinki used to be the cleanest capital in the entire world, but no longer is.
NY Times also did a experiment in 2000 where they'd leave a wallet with cash in it in different cities in the world. In Helsinki 10/10 of the wallets were returned with all the cash intact. This also is no longer true here.
Can you guess what changed?
>>508061040
It's shinjuku, notorious place where foreigners congregate, its not the japanese throwing the garbage there.
It's exactly the same situation here in Finland, our capital Helsinki used to be the cleanest capital in the entire world, but no longer is.
NY Times also did a experiment in 2000 where they'd leave a wallet with cash in it in different cities in the world. In Helsinki 10/10 of the wallets were returned with all the cash intact. This also is no longer true here.
Can you guess what changed?
It's shinjuku, notorious place where foreigners congregate, its not the japanese throwing the garbage there.
It's exactly the same situation here in Finland, our capital Helsinki used to be the cleanest capital in the entire world, but no longer is.
NY Times also did a experiment in 2000 where they'd leave a wallet with cash in it in different cities in the world. In Helsinki 10/10 of the wallets were returned with all the cash intact. This also is no longer true here.
Can you guess what changed?