ZEN ZEN

"I don't really want to go anywhere in Thailand 🇹🇭, but if I get the chance to revisit Takeo, I would like to stop by Nakhon Phanom as well. It might be interesting to peek at 'Ho Chi Minh's House' from Mount Phu Tok."

Here's the translation of the tweet: "I had a continuation 😅 The director 👨‍⚕️ said he watched BTTF and Stand By Me at the end of the year, and when I said that, he was like, 'Oh! I'm not surprised at all.' I thought, 'Maybe I shouldn't have mentioned it...' I actually wanted to reply that I also watched BTTF at the end of the year, but I couldn't say anything because my mouth was hanging open. I think I'll talk about it next time I go 😅"

The translation of the tweet is: "I feel amazing knowing that Shirin-chan and Zenzen are in Nuela. In Nuela, there are Nuela, Haoshin, Jeong Hyun-jun, Shirin, and Zenzen."

The tweet translates to: "KONAMI might be the worst game in the world... Master Duel is way too trash, right? LOL! It doesn't even try to change at all! Just die! LOL!" (Note: The translation captures the sentiment and tone of the original text, including the use of humor and exaggeration.)

The tweet translates to: "I haven't been able to use Japanese at all lately, so I've gotten rusty again..."

The tweet translates to: "At this point, my student has zero acceptances to private high schools. Even right before the exams, he hasn't studied at all, and today I received a report of him failing... When I asked him, 'What are you going to do?', he replied with a laugh, 'I just don't feel like I'm going to fail the prefectural exam, you know? (laughs)' You... are you a big deal or something?"

The great thing about business shows is that you can see and hear the latest technology, including the machines. Just listening to the exhibitors is interesting, and you can really feel that they are trying to talk to you with business opportunities in mind, which makes it very educational... Well, I definitely can't keep up with them, though. Science is everywhere in every detail.

The tweet translates to: "((whisper)) Customers, we're doing something like a shop inside the hotel tonight."

The tweet translates to: "The sauce was completely messed up and it was really chaotic! If it's like this, the top-value takoyaki is definitely way more delicious! I was in the mood for takoyaki, but after eating one, my craving for takoyaki was completely erased."

Last summer, at the station in Nishi-Kawaguchi, I saw a demolition site with a group that seemed to be Kurdish people. Most of the workers were in short-sleeved shirts and working bare-handed. They weren't even spraying water, so there was a lot of dust! This is like demolition from the Showa era; there's no safety at all. This is why Japanese demolition companies can't compete on price. Kurds, please work in a country governed by the Liberal Democratic Party. #Kurdish #Demolition pic.x.com/W8LEEYoFiE

The translation of the tweet is: "Tomorrow, I have no time at all for my part-time job. Should I try to take a break?"

The tweet translates to: "I really want to eat baked sweet potatoes, but if I don't feel like it, I won't eat them at all, right? 🍠"

The translation of the tweet is: "I went to the rose matching for a bit and my friends teased me a lot 💢 (I really don't care at all) I will never go to Midori Stage again!!!!!!!"

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "This year's goal... but isn't there already... no time? Are you okay? Don't you have quite a bit you want to talk about? Should we push it to next week?" "Next week (big announcement!) please don't? (Look forward to it) No, no, please don't? (Stay tuned) Absolutely don't? Two years ago, that's not it, please stop?" "I'm happy to be teased by my work!" 🐰

"If you experience power harassment, make sure to 'record' it right away. Either way, it will end up being a dispute over what was said later. Whether you consult someone or not, having evidence makes a huge difference. If you have proof, the labor standards office will take action."