Dan Traylor

@dantraylor.bsky.social

Deputy managing editor at The Japan Times; former keg washer

Former elementary school in a coastal area of Ishinomaki that was taken out by the tsunami. Cannot properly summarize the whole story here so I urge you to pay a visit. It has been converted into a museum with portions of the damaged buildings left as they were.

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What is the deal with Japan Daily? They seem to post lots of stuff (on IG/FB) that is some actual news but then random ones that are false, like this one. And they seem to steal images. They have indeed used my exact photo before and slapped a Japan Daily watermark on it.

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I went to a brain doctor for a brain thing a while back (result: brain fine) and now I am still seeing the same doctor for nonbrain reasons do you think he is like finally some nonbrain stuff I am so tired of only brains every day

Me: hey chat gpt here is this big thing I’m gonna do any concerns Chat: Based on everything you’ve told me, you should definitely not do that Me: it’s ok I’m gonna do it anyway Chat: Here’s why this is a great decision for your specific use case

Neighborhood kids are playing in a parking lot, featuring climbing bouts upon the garbage collection infrastructure, with no adult supervision or general concern, in a direct appeal to 80s America nostalgia and my personal childhood memories. Thanks, kids.

“While I will soon appear once more upon the earthly realm, My sole focus during this Second Coming will be various woodworking projects and not the establishment of a messianic kingdom,” said Christ, the Light of the World

Jesus Clarifies Return Will Be Strictly Limited To Carpentry Business

JERUSALEM—In an effort to soften the blow for a human race eagerly awaiting His glorious arrival, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, clarified Monday that His return would be strictly limited to His carpen...

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At an Ito-Yokado, sat at some tables near a row of vending machines. The area is newly plastered with signs sternly warning against "resale," in English and Japanese. What manner of illicit trade unfolded here? What stories do these tables tell?