Japan admiration thread

[Mraz]

I love Japanese people.



This is one of the most important events in Turkish-Japanese relations
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman..._Ertu%C4%9Frul





Ottoman Ertugrul Frigate;


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Barış Manço's "Kara Sevda" concert in Japan what an enthusiastic crowd.
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Also; unforgettable memories of my childhood;
Tsubasa & Pokemon
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Pokemon....I could recognize all of them 12 years later, but I'm not able to tell you some mathematic formulas I learnt :O

[Pecheneg]

Pokemon....I could recognize all of them 12 years later, but I'm not able to tell you some mathematic formulas I learnt :O

the good old days

[Anatolian Eagle]

the good old days

I still keep the Tazos (or Tasos as we call) I capt'ed (do you recognize this word? ) as a matter of nostalgia and good ol' days.

Pokémon Tazos, Pokémon cards, Digimon Tazos, Yu-Gi-Oh cards, World Cup stickers, Beyblades... Man tears comes to my eyes, some good ol' competition between friends in childhood are the most awesome moments I could ever memorize.

[Pecheneg]

I still keep the Tazos (or Tasos as we call) I capt'ed (do you recognize this word? ) as a matter of nostalgia and good ol' days.

of course i do! "kepmek, kerpmek, ütmek, kökmek" ..they all mean the same shit.

Pokémon Tazos, Pokémon cards, Digimon Tazos, Yu-Gi-Oh cards, World Cup stickers, Beyblades... Man tears comes to my eyes, some good ol' competition between your friends in childhood are the most awesome moments I could ever memorize.

[Siberian Cold Breeze]

Turkey-Japanese relations have been a series of mutual heroic acts from the beginning

Relations between the two countries started in the 19th century. A foundational event was the Ertuğrul incident in 1890. The Turkish frigate Ertuğrul sank off the coast of Wakayama, Japan, after having an audience with Emperor Meiji. The surviving sailors were taken back to Istanbul by two Japanese frigates.

In 1985, this gesture of kindness was reciprocated during the Iran-Iraq war. As hostilities escalated to an extent that all aircraft were threatened with being shot-down, Turkey sent an aircraft in to rescue 215 Japanese nationals who were living in Tehran at the time. The Turkish government issued a statement: "We have not forgotten the rescue of the sailors of the Ertuğrul. Thus, once we heard there were Japanese citizens in need of help, we went to their rescue."
The last episode of this story happened during Van Earthquake.

A Japanese doktor Atsushi Miyazaki (1970 - 10 Kasım 2011) ,gave his life when he was trying to help Van earthquake when his own country is suffering from eathquake, nuclear poisoning and tsunami.
A few weeks later one of his group Miyuki Konnai returned to Turkey she was speaking Turkish.
They were not Muslim but they also contributed to our rituals for showing respect to our culture ,They sacrified a sheep and gave that meat to people suffering from Earthquake
..That was also a very good example of Japanese kindness and respect

I really cant find words to describe my feelings ,hereby I anounce every Japanese person is my sister or brother from now on and i do whatever i can, I voe  with my spirit and mind.

We will never forget Miyazaki Sama.

[TheMagnificent]

Ah, Tsubasa; you brought back the memories, Pecheneg.

Btw, this topic makes me want to eat sushi again.

[Vesuvian Sky]

Ridiculously awesome action figures, like the ones Kaiyodo offers for Fist of the North Star:











Fav anime = Fist of the North Star. Here is world's awesomest death scene...ever:

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[Talvi]

For the Turks:


Its a kind of a manga about a Japanese woman in Turkey.

[Sol Invictus]

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Yukio Mishima: Man of Pure Action

[Ushtari]

Japan sucks

Great country for travelling, horrible for living.

why?