
Kanji Hunter 社長 🥷🎌 // #Drummer @the_orbs 🥁 // #songwriter 🎸@ghostofmatsbara -/-/-/-/- #名古屋 #spotify #Japan #punk #rock
Aichi, Japan
Joined December 2011
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【胸糞】また名古屋からヤバい頂き女子(26)が出てきて再逮捕されてる。
20〜30歳年上のおぢに「結婚前提」と夢を見させて脳を焼く
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会うたびに「裁判で負けた」「示談金が〜」と嘘ついてATM化
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おぢから引っ張った金で週5ホスト通い&月最大500万貢ぐ異常な金銭感覚
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ついに複数のおぢが繋がり「俺も結婚って言われてたぞ!」と答え合わせ完了
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13人で被害総額3000万円超えの集団告訴へ発展
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再逮捕されても「借りただけ、返す気はあった」と無敵のテンプレ否認←イマココ
週5でホストに数百万溶かしてる人間がどうやって返すつもりだったんだよw
「頂き女子」とかいうポップな名前やめて、普通に「詐欺師」と呼ぶべき。
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The Orbsでデビューします🥁🥹11月15日にアルマジロで宜しくお願いしま〜す🔮
@the_orbs
会場:アルマジロ
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Bogus 'Kyoto University' cancer doc sentenced to 5 years after treating 169 patients without license tokyoreporter.com/japan/kyot…
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A French tourist in Japan allegedly punched a Japanese woman in the face over a dropped lunch box and was arrested.
Being a tourist is a privilege, not a right. When you visit another country, you are a guest. You respect the people, you respect the laws, you respect the culture. 🇯🇵
A lunch box falls. You apologize, you clean it up, you move on. How does that turn into violence against a local woman? It's shameful.
Violence is never the answer, especially when you are the visitor who should be on your best behavior.
100% yes, tourists who assault locals should face stricter consequences. If you can't control yourself abroad, you shouldn't be allowed to travel. Japan is known for being one of the most respectful, safe countries in the world, and this kind of behavior ruins it for everyone. No excuses.
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After traveling 9 years and covering 3 billion miles, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft got this shot.
The icy mountains of Pluto.
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Woman accused of luring date met through app to fake bar, extorting ¥150,000 tokyoreporter.com/japan-news…
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滝行 (takigyō) is a traditional Japanese ascetic practice in which a person stands under a waterfall, allowing the cold, forceful water to strike their body.
It is a form of misogi (purification) rooted in Shinto, Buddhism, and especially Shugendō (the mountain ascetic tradition associated with yamabushi). Practitioners do it to purify body and mind, cultivate mental focus and resilience, dispel impurities or negative thoughts, and sometimes seek spiritual insight or physical invigoration.
Want to learn more? Join us for a tour! @kanji_hunter
#japan #japantravel #kyoto #buddhism #waterfall
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Suzuka man scammed out of ¥38 million in 'sperm donation' plot tokyoreporter.com/japan-news…
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A lovely night in Kyoto! My clients treated me to an amazing yakiniku dinner in Pontocho! 🥩
#japan #kyoto #japantravel #japantrip #wagyu
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Passerby discovers floating corpse in Aichi river, finds it again hours later after police fail search tokyoreporter.com/japan-news…




















