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martes, 10 de abril de 2012
Bosque de suicidios- Japon
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http://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/95820.php
http://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/95820.
http://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/95820.php
The suicide forest of Japan
The Aokigahara Forest is a lonely place to die. So dense is the vegetation at the foot of Japan's Mount Fuji, it is all too easy to disappear among the evergreens and never be seen again.
Each year the authorities remove as many as 100 bodies found hanging at the country's suicide hotspot - but others can lie undiscovered for years.
Exactly why so many choose to end their lives in the forest remains something of a mystery, though it has been suggested that the first among them were inspired by a novel set there.
Azusa Hayano has studied and tended to the forest for more than 30 years. Even he cannot make sense of the trend.
Such is the nature of his work, he is often faced with the grim task of uncovering suicide victims, or stepping in when he finds those for whom it is not too late. He estimates that he alone has stumbled across more than 100 bodies in the past 20 years.
The middle-aged geologist took a film crew from Vice World deep inside the site known as 'Jukai' - the sea of trees - to share what he has learned.
Though Mr Hayano is unable to give any definitive answer as to why so many kill themselves at Aokigahara, he has gained great insight into the behaviour of those desperate enough to venture in with no intention of coming back.
In this haunting documentary he tells the film-makers how clues left among the trees can indicate what went through a person's mind in the moments before they took their own life - or, as is sometimes the case, had a change of heart and chose to live.
His interest in death and despair may seem to stem from morbid fascination, but as the film rolls on it becomes clear that this softly-spoken, pensive man acts out of a desire to understand and prevent these tragedies.
Though the footage includes disturbing stills of bodies found dangling in the forest, perhaps equally chilling are the possessions they leave behind, often signs of distress and indecision.
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http://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/95820.php
http://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/95820.
http://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/95820.php
The suicide forest of Japan
The Aokigahara Forest is a lonely place to die. So dense is the vegetation at the foot of Japan's Mount Fuji, it is all too easy to disappear among the evergreens and never be seen again.
Each year the authorities remove as many as 100 bodies found hanging at the country's suicide hotspot - but others can lie undiscovered for years.
Exactly why so many choose to end their lives in the forest remains something of a mystery, though it has been suggested that the first among them were inspired by a novel set there.
Azusa Hayano has studied and tended to the forest for more than 30 years. Even he cannot make sense of the trend.
Such is the nature of his work, he is often faced with the grim task of uncovering suicide victims, or stepping in when he finds those for whom it is not too late. He estimates that he alone has stumbled across more than 100 bodies in the past 20 years.
The middle-aged geologist took a film crew from Vice World deep inside the site known as 'Jukai' - the sea of trees - to share what he has learned.
Though Mr Hayano is unable to give any definitive answer as to why so many kill themselves at Aokigahara, he has gained great insight into the behaviour of those desperate enough to venture in with no intention of coming back.
In this haunting documentary he tells the film-makers how clues left among the trees can indicate what went through a person's mind in the moments before they took their own life - or, as is sometimes the case, had a change of heart and chose to live.
His interest in death and despair may seem to stem from morbid fascination, but as the film rolls on it becomes clear that this softly-spoken, pensive man acts out of a desire to understand and prevent these tragedies.
Though the footage includes disturbing stills of bodies found dangling in the forest, perhaps equally chilling are the possessions they leave behind, often signs of distress and indecision.
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jueves, 29 de marzo de 2012
CULTURA JAPONESA.
Mujer de 20 años arrestada por intentar matar
a su bebé de tres meses.
Para los que hemos oido de que en Japon todo es bueno y bien hecho...
Estas son algunas de las cosas que pasan en Japon
Se aplica la pena de muerte a tres por ahorcamiento en Japon.
http://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/95571.php
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En Japon- Hombre vesido de mujer ataca a policia
en Tokio
Man dressed as woman arrested for stabbing policeman
Crime Mar. 31, 2012 - 06:56AM JST ( 11 )
A man dressed as a woman has been arrested after he stabbed a policeman with a fruit knife at a “koban” (police box) in Fuchu City in Tokyo.
Police said Friday that the “woman”—who was a man in his 30s—came to the koban at about 2 p.m. on Wednesday, and asked the officer on duty if a lost wallet had been handed in, NTV reported. While the police officer was checking the lost-and-found items, the suspect suddenly stabbed him with a fruit knife with a blade 10 centimeters long.
A witness said that the assailant looked like a woman because he had long hair and wore a skirt over jeans. The man was subdued by other police officers. The stabbed policeman suffered only light injuries, NTV reported.
Police said the suspect has remained silent, refusing to give even his name.
Japan Today
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viernes, 7 de octubre de 2011
. Volver a Cuba.
Volver a Cuba..
32 años después… (avance..Delfino Castro M.)
En 1979 picado por la curiosidad fui de visita a ese país. “La grandeza del socialismo”, seoía decir por la propaganda política en México en ese entonces. Fue un viaje un tanto atropellado, tres o cuatro días en grupo y con visitas guiadas.
Lo que significa que me llevaron a ver lo que ellos quisieron. Por supuesto que me llevaron a los sitios clásicos, los más importantes para el gobierno cubano: el Capitolio, monumento a la revolución, que
según me parece dijeron que fue construido por el actual gobierno socialista, lo cual no es cierto, pero eso es un asunto menor.
Como se sabe, la revolución cubana tomó el poder político en 1959, al principio no dijeron su orientación política hacía “la izquierda”, sino que hasta Fidel Castro lo negó;
“No somos comunistas”
Diario de La Marina, La Habana 23 de abril 1959
Hoy, año 2011, 52 años después Cuba no está mejor, su principal protector, la vieja URSS ha desaparecido. Ni ellos ni sus satélites en Europa; Hungría, Checoslovaquia, Polonia, etc.
Lograron hacer que la teoría del comunismo funcionara y abandonaron ese sistema.
Cuba que se sometía a los designios de Moscú llegó a enviar a sus hijos a morir en
misiones internacionalistas inútilmente, a Angola entre otros puntos del planeta en aras deesa causa perdida, “el socialismo”.
Desde que Cuba declaró el carácter socialista de la Rev. En 1960 han salido del país
ilegalmente miles de cubanos. Muchas veces arriesgando sus vidas, amén de los muertos
por fusilamiento, cosa que por cierto, a mi de jovencito me impresionaba leer a diario en
los periódicos en aquellos días del nuevo gobierno “justiciero” en La Habana.
En éste año 2011 se presenta otra vez la oportunidad de volver a “Cubita la bella”, veremos lo que han
"avanzado" los cubanos..
¿ o las ruinas de La Habana?.
Hoy, aquello que sucedía a finales de los 50’s en Cuba, para unos es Historia pero para muchos cubanos adentro y afuera, es una tragedia. En estos días del nuevo Siglo 21 se viveel furor de la información, especialmente con el surgimiento del Internet. Ahí se entera uno de muchas cosas sobre la situación cubana. Pero sólo habrá una mejor forma de enterarse y es… Estando allí, mirando de cerca, platicando con la gente y desmentir o confirmar si es cierto lo que se dice o en México le hacemos caso a los que en sus mitines políticos nos anuncian a Marx, Engels, Lenin, Che Guevara, etc.
Volver a Cuba..
¿Nexos de los perredistas con el comunismo?
Si, cómo no aquí están... además de grandes imágenes de Marx, Lenin,
Che Guevara, etc., en las concentraciones del PRD en el Zócalo del DF.
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, La hoz y el martillo,
bandera de Cuba...etc.
Foto tomada en el zócalo capitalino durante alguna de
las concentraciones perredistas de AMLO.
¿Que si le tengo miedo al comunismo? Si y No. No porque a mi edad, (65)
eso podría traerme mas beneficios que problemas. en Mçexico los ancianos parecemos
tener varias ventajas, ( tarjeta de ayuda monetaria mensual, etc), pero
no me gustaría que a mis nietos y a sus hijos les toque experimentar 50
años como a los cubanos.. para luego tener que regresar a como
estaban antes..
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