Of course. That’s a problem deeply rooted in the society, but if they could reduce the amount of kidnapping and slavery it would be a start.
She’s been mayor of Mexico City, so she can’t be a shrinking violet.
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Does drinking lots of champagne compensate for being a miserable bastard?
Asking for a friend.
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Awesome news - Sorry couldn’t get a preview.
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Probably ok if you eat a banana 
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Thankfully not punishment for throw the baby down in the first place.
Kudos to this Tottenham fan too. 
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Japan Airlines is launching a bold tourism initiative that’s turning heads: they’re offering free domestic flights to foreign visitors. But this isn’t just a gimmick, it’s a smart move aimed at encouraging travelers to explore parts of Japan beyond the popular cities like Tokyo and Kyoto. With this offer, visitors can fly to lesser known destinations (like the natural beauty of Tohoku, the beaches of Okinawa, or the snowy mountains of Hokkaido) without spending a dime on airfare.
The goal is to spread tourism more evenly and introduce people to Japan’s quieter, more authentic experiences. From ancient temples hidden in remote forests to quaint fishing villages and local festivals most tourists never see, these “hidden gems” offer a richer, deeper look at Japanese culture. And for travelers, it’s a chance to save money while creating unforgettable memories. Free flights, unique adventures, and fewer crowds? This might just be the best travel deal of the decade.
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I wonder what the Sanseito thinks of this?
Bloody foreigners!!!
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apart from fucking up the local and international enviroment, turning the country into a tourism hub and directly sabotaging the national carriers profitability… whats not to like?
we really are a bunch of cunts modern society arent we?..its all about us…having authentic experiences last approximately 5 years by my guess…
once its out of the box it can never go back in.
hopefully theres a public outcry…
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Why is this in the good news thread? It’s a freaking miserable idea. Why don’t they propose free train or ship tickets if they want to promote other destinations for visitors?
I’m surprised I haven’t heard certain people close to me going on about this already.
It is a real thing but it hasn’t caught people’s attention here yet, which is surprising given the recent upper house election.
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