Kinwashi Tour Japan Thread
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walan another earthquake? mt fuji when will erupt har?
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Originally posted by ALN:
walan another earthquake?
mt fuji when will erupt har?
u see lar its u lar PHUI!! :P -
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That why? see this.
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One more Earthquake, this time in Tokyo, from CNA.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific/view/1116685/1/.html
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From NHK...video on Shizuoka earthquake.
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NHK live.
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What? happen now.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110315/hl_nm/us_japan_nuclear_health
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sourceJust happen, one of my friend called me, hey! kin can help me something?
Can ask your friend over in Japan from the southern part of Japan which not affected help me to to buy milk powder for my daugther, cause my regular supply from Liang court, no more stock available.
So maked a call to Suzuki chan, the same there?
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Just don't understand over here, nothing happen also panic stocking milk powder, Why?
Pictures Customers carry boxes of Japanese milk powder away from a store in Hong Kong
Customers carry boxes of Japanese milk powder away from a store in Hong Kong March 16, 2011. Hundreds of people in the territory, worrying that future Japanese baby products will be contaminated by radiation, have lined up for milk powder. Radioactive materials spewed into the air by Japan's earthquake-crippled nuclear plant may contaminate food and water resources, with children and unborn babies most at risk of possibly developing cancer. REUTERS/Bobby Yip (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS HEALTH DISASTER FOOD)
Credit: REUTERS
Published date: 03/16/2011
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HK residents in frenzy for milk powder2011-03-15 08:54
HONG Kong residents snatched up milk powder and abalone imported from Japan in fear future items would be tainted with radiation or be in short supply after a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck Japan.
A total of 20 kilograms of Japan imported abalones worth nearly HK$350,000 (US$44,918) were sold within just two hours in a seafood store in Hong Kong. Some residents started to queue to buy milk powder in the early morning, further tightening supplies, Hong Kong-based Sing Tao Daily reported yesterday.
"I have never seen such robust sales," said an individual surnamed Poon, who manages a seafood store. Around 20 kilograms of abalone were sold within 2 hours, eight times more than usual. People just snapped up the products and didn't even look at the price tag, Poon added.
Customers, mainly Hong Kong residents, stocked up on the goods as they were afraid the earthquake could affect supplies and that prices might soar. A lot of abalone producers are along the northeastern coast of Japan, areas hit severely by the earthquake and tsunami, Poon said.
Current stocks could last several months and prices might rise 20 to 30 percent after supplies were exhausted, Poon told the newspaper.
Many parents complained on the Internet that they can not buy imported Japanese milk powder. Some worried the next batch transported to Hong Kong might be contaminated by radiation. They scrambled to either buy current stock or switched to brands imported from other countries.
A vendor from a Shenzhen-based store on Taobao.com said Japanese milk powder manufacturers have not yet resumed production. The vender added they could, for the time being, no longer import such items from either Japan or Hong Kong.
In his store, an 850-gram can of Meiji infant milk powder was selling for 160 yuan (US$24) compared to about 140 yuan before the quake.
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See this video. Japan Milk Powder power... Lah.
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We are safe over here? how true.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/15/us-japan-quake-winds-idUSTRE72E4YA20110315
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What wrong?
People queue up in front of a gas station in Mito, north of Tokyo Wednesday morning, March 16, 2011. (Kyodo News)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT7Fxo3zLyY
another part of the world.
A total of 20 kilograms of Japan imported abalones worth nearly HK$350,000 (US$44,918) were sold within just two hours in a seafood store in Hong Kong. Some residents started to queue to buy milk powder in the early morning, further tightening supplies, Hong Kong-based Sing Tao Daily reported yesterday.
Customers, mainly Hong Kong residents, stocked up on the goods as they were afraid the earthquake could affect supplies and that prices might soar. A lot of abalone producers are along the northeastern coast of Japan, areas hit severely by the earthquake and tsunami, Poon said.
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Came across this article.
http://www.tntmagazine.com/tnt-today/archive/2011/03/16/fish-can-help-prevent-blindness.aspx
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kin, u know woodlands sashimi is from where har? monday me went there to buy... many left... no biz?
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Originally posted by ALN:
kin, u know woodlands sashimi is from where har?
monday me went there to buy… many left… no biz?
siao liao radioactive 1..... :P -
ALN...everywhere everyones claimed that their sea foods are safe.
how safe you think?
from where?
not important at all ...lah.
the rain, the wind the cloud.
sea water in the ocean are shared by many countries, cause see water go here and go there no territory drawn.
so fishes also go here and go there in the ocean.... no custom needed or clerance or nationality....so from where are they important...now?
We cann't deport them the fishes..right. all into the fishermen net all came together.
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ALN where is South China Sea, where ours fishes supply came from we are eating.
are the sea water not share with Japan sea.
the fishes need passport to come to South China Sea from Japan sea har?
or are they ban from coming in?.
