I knew I wasn't crazy. I mean even though this is written in Japanese the context still comes across. I thought I was the only one thinking it was odd that the airport just opened up the same day and went on as business as usual. Something is very very very fishy here
Someone earlier in the thread said there was a motorcycle shop that suffered an explosion in Japan I haven't been able to find that particular source of where that happened but I'll be looking into it later on this week
I seriously can't believe how well made this bomb was that after 80 years it's still works! Try anything else made in the last couple of years and see if it's still works just a few years later
They're really trying to play this down in the media and believe it or not I went to the main news sites and it's not even the front page news either. They're actually reporting on some other news about a conflict happening someplace else that we're not really supposed to detailedly talk about
Those robotics programs can't come fast enough for Japan or China. These devices are sorely needed because they're a lot more ordinance out there that will explode in the future. It's best to have a robot do this then having a human risk its life.
I think that's why they're keeping this under wraps. They're not really talking about this much in the news cycle nor even posting it on other places and this I think would be a very high and story to publish but they really don't seem to be interested. I mean detonators can go off years later especially if there were faulty earlier on or they were jammed and over time they could have loosened up with rust or what have you but I'm not exactly sure how the detonators work, but this is all very suspicious indeed
I think the problem with these ammunitions is that some of the technology they would be using like radar or lidar or whatever it's called good possibly set the ammunition that's 80 years old off possibly just by the detection. I think they also use ultrasound and that could also trigger the detonation. So a robotic means should be used in the future and would be highly effective as well.
Now I've been trying to ask that question myself. From one I know these detonators work by some kind of mechanism where they function on impact from what I understand. If there is something that was damaged in them or stuck or rusted or something else, then possibly it just finally released or apart broke or rusted through this causing a firing pin to ignite. But that's just my best guess ordinance wasn't my specialty in the military.
And today there are people that legitimately think that nuclear arms are not even real. They still actually believe that their was just some very simple type conventional explosive used and both of these explosions that happened over Japan and said of a nuclear fallout. It's crazy but I think the whole world's IQ is falling day by day.
I also find it highly peculiar as well. I mean things do go off randomly all the time with age especially with these igniters getting as old as they are. I'm still actually surprised something 80 years ago is still working. I mean maybe not as intended I mean it had a really slow start of like 80 years but I guess it finally decided to go to work that day lol This must be one of our Mexican bombs lol Oh man I'm going to get in trouble!
Hey man Max I got to ask you a question, do you have any idea why they're trying to keep the story so low key? I mean it's not even front page news anymore and on top of that it seems like most the Japanese websites have been very hush hush about the whole thing.
Strangely enough? That's one way to make them go off which I know it seems counterintuitive but because any disturbance that is directly focused on these ammunitions can possibly make them explode. That's why in a lot of environments they use robots to go and find these things but again this will take quite a bit of time and as you know, time is money
Maybe it's just me but this sure doesn't seem like they're really interested in conducting a thorough investigation in the first place do to the approximately 4,000 that they dispose of every year. Something I did not know till I read the Japan morning post or NHK article just recently.
These bombs actually work 80 years later with a timer that's set for 80 years? Well it's possible I mean I'm not a ammunitions expert or anything but wow that's some crazy stuff.
I'm not quite sure about that. I mean under the ground the earth stays at a relatively stable temperature. I don't think temperature had much to do with it but of course I'm not an ordinance expert.
Money makes the world go around and pockets get lined. That's just how it is. Hopefully Japan keeps focusing on the robotics programs and starts making mining operations of these ordinances and takes care of the problem once and for all. I heard they actually dispose about 3,000 to 4,000 of these a year.
On a side note here I know the above says I see but the thing is I'm looking at what's actually written in Japanese and I can't believe you guys can even use this regular keyboard to type your language. It's just fascinating to me. No offense or anything In my meaning here, but it's just simply astounding to me that it's such a complicated written language and how it can be normally typed out on a computer
I'm no geological expert. However, I can tell you that ground temperatures remain relatively stable especially if this was buried about as deep underground as required where nobody would have noticed it there. I don't think this was heat related. Now I don't exactly know if these are based on a timer or if they are based to operate with some kind of large impact. If that is the case, then this is truly something very scary as many of these could be all over Japan. From what I understand they dispose of about 3,000 to 4,000 a year That's absolutely insane!
@@よしかわひでと-u3s that's how they get rid of these old ammunitions that are in the ground and with most landmines this is the only way to safely get rid of them. It seems counterintuitive but the process is to use something like a mine sweeper and he uses like a chain system where it almost the ground and when one of these goes off the chain system itself is the one that gets damaged and the machine just keeps on going. It's not really safe to use a human to go in and remove these from their underground places where they're usually buried deep in. Just emotion of disturbing it could set these off because after 80 years I mean that's something.
It does sound plausible however, from what I heard from other people that are actually Japanese in Japan they said that a number of these devices have went off over the years. One in a motorcycle shop and I forgot who said it up above but they said so.
I'm just saying something is very peculiar about this. I mean I understand that there are duds all the time but to me something just doesn't add up here because they immediately open the airport not to go on after this and it's still an operation and the media is almost silent about this like they were reporting on some kindergarten class project.
@@涼子平井 honestly brother, I have no idea. The white washing that's done in a history book when you're not the victor is pretty apparent if you look back towards Germany for example. And honestly, there really isn't that much information really talked to us about World War II and the atomic bombs that we dropped in Japan. It's pretty somber but I don't think people want to talk about it anymore really. But it really is something that history should never forget. I think the most people it just seems so unreal that it actually happened because when you look at Japan now it doesn't look anything like Detroit.
Yeah that's the other thing that I was perturbed by as well. It just seems like the media doesn't really want to report about this and wants to keep it hush hush.
Now I'm not exactly sure I was translate from Japanese to English but from when I understand or at least from what I gather, what you are saying is that the reporter is visibly or physically uncomfortable about reporting the news and is reporting something that is other than the actual story or the actual truth. With that assumption be correct on my part?
I don't get it. Will one of you smart people please explain to me HOW this is not the FRONT PAGE right now? And the airport is just back to operation again? And the best part is, its not even a big deal it seems. What gives? I had no idea you disposed of 4,000 of these a year. What is even MORE impressive is that these munitions still work and work too well 80 years later??? Are you telling me these are legit all over Japan, and they did not bother doing any underground testing to see if any of these are in the ground BEFORE THEY BUILT STUFF THERE? HOW! It not even a footnote. They are showing some storm footage, and of course our Best pals and how they are doing with the THEIR current Iran conflict. Has the world indeed taken crazy pillz?
一世紀近く経過して突然発動するの怖すぎ
Well you have to admit, things were better built back then before Diversity quotas.
被害statueをたてよう
アメリカに忘れ物だって返してやれよ！
それこそ実際に 嘉手納基地の中とかにも かなり残ってると思うw
「整備された箇所については安全性は確認されています」と、整備されている場所で爆発が起きた直後に堂々とよく言えるなぁ。
I knew I wasn't crazy. I mean even though this is written in Japanese the context still comes across. I thought I was the only one thinking it was odd that the airport just opened up the same day and went on as business as usual.
Something is very very very fishy here
「直ちに健康に影響が出るものではない」のくだりと同じですね。
地雷探知の経験が積まれて開港当時より技術が向上しているのだから、最新機器で一度洗い直したら良いような。
Yeah, I think so..
簡単に言うね
逆に工事した時は爆発しなかったのが不思議
Someone earlier in the thread said there was a motorcycle shop that suffered an explosion in Japan I haven't been able to find that particular source of where that happened but I'll be looking into it later on this week
飛行機が通ってる時に爆発しないで良かったですね…。飛行機から伝わる振動とか、気温の高さとか諸々重なって爆発しちゃったのかな。戦争の名残りですねえ
I seriously can't believe how well made this bomb was that after 80 years it's still works!
Try anything else made in the last couple of years and see if it's still works just a few years later
欠航とかはあって気の毒だけどとりあえず誰も怪我をしなくてよかった
これ空港の敷地内検査した方がいいのでは？
元が基地で過去にも見つかってるってのを考えると安全のためにやっておいた方が
I'm still surprised to reopen the airport!
爆発って云うから「いつもの大した事無いやつか…」って思ってたら爆発どころか大爆発だった😨
They're really trying to play this down in the media and believe it or not I went to the main news sites and it's not even the front page news either. They're actually reporting on some other news about a conflict happening someplace else that we're not really supposed to detailedly talk about
元飛行場だった空港は拡張工事とかの際気をつけた方が良いかも
信管とかが古くなると起爆しやすくなりますからね。我が地元でも過去にそんな爆発ありましたし。しかも地上とか海中とか問わず不発弾はありますし(日本で唯一地上戦になった県の地元民)
Those robotics programs can't come fast enough for Japan or China. These devices are sorely needed because they're a lot more ordinance out there that will explode in the future. It's best to have a robot do this then having a human risk its life.
戦はホントに長く禍根を残すね
不発弾は突然爆発するもの？って最初言ってるけど、元々は爆発しないといけない物で不具合で爆発しなかった物だから何かの拍子に爆発するのは当たり前
言い得て妙！
I think that's why they're keeping this under wraps. They're not really talking about this much in the news cycle nor even posting it on other places and this I think would be a very high and story to publish but they really don't seem to be interested.
I mean detonators can go off years later especially if there were faulty earlier on or they were jammed and over time they could have loosened up with rust or what have you but I'm not exactly sure how the detonators work, but this is all very suspicious indeed
たぶん、まだ見つかる。たぶん、滑走路だけしか検査して、誘導路とかを検査していない。
I think the problem with these ammunitions is that some of the technology they would be using like radar or lidar or whatever it's called good possibly set the ammunition that's 80 years old off possibly just by the detection.
I think they also use ultrasound and that could also trigger the detonation. So a robotic means should be used in the future and would be highly effective as well.
舗装路の下に不発弾があった事になるが
舗装工事の時
なぜ爆発しなかったのだ？
Now I've been trying to ask that question myself. From one I know these detonators work by some kind of mechanism where they function on impact from what I understand. If there is something that was damaged in them or stuck or rusted or something else, then possibly it just finally released or apart broke or rusted through this causing a firing pin to ignite.
But that's just my best guess ordinance wasn't my specialty in the military.
23日から日米の大規模演習が宮崎空港で初めて使用されるみたいだったから この際調査してほしいね
What a very odd coincidence. I mean coincidences happen every single day I just don't trust them
っていうかアスファルトを滑走路建設した時に、ふっ飛ばないで良かったな。
Yeah that will be a really bad day at work you think?🤣
元軍用地に限らず日本の至る所で今でも不発弾は出て来るからな
地中に埋まってたからこれくらいの炸裂で済んだんだろうけど、これが地上で炸裂したらもっと広範囲に被害出るんだろうな
当時の日本人はこんなのがバンバン爆発してる戦場で戦って国守ろうとしたんだから凄いわ
And today there are people that legitimately think that nuclear arms are not even real. They still actually believe that their was just some very simple type conventional explosive used and both of these explosions that happened over Japan and said of a nuclear fallout.
It's crazy but I think the whole world's IQ is falling day by day.
いや、分からんケドも。
道路工事の場合は、最初にアスファルトを敷く前に、地面を固める作業をするんですよ、警備員の時の記憶では。地面が柔らかい状態でアスファルトを敷いても、上に重たいモノが載って地面自体が凹んでは、アスファルト性能以前の問題だからデスよ。これは、普通、思うだろう。
アスファルトを敷設する予定の場所には、土盛りをして、盛った土を固めて、その上に砂利を敷いたりとかって、幾つかの工程があるんだけどネ。
その際に不発弾は見つかってないんかい、って、真っ先に思ったのは自分だけか？
工事する際、ピンポイントで不発弾の場所だけ避けたんか？ それも一種のミラクルだろう。
I also find it highly peculiar as well. I mean things do go off randomly all the time with age especially with these igniters getting as old as they are. I'm still actually surprised something 80 years ago is still working.
I mean maybe not as intended I mean it had a really slow start of like 80 years but I guess it finally decided to go to work that day lol
This must be one of our Mexican bombs lol Oh man I'm going to get in trouble!
建設当時の人を含めて怪我人がいなくて良かった
爆発の原因は太陽光による地熱だと思うが８月の地震も関係があると思う。
I'm thinking the firing mechanism either rusted and thus caused the ignition of the device.
それだ。地震で間隙ができ急速な老化(酸化など)が一部に起った
今晩は。終戦約80年。信管の部分経年劣化・金属疲労。それに加えて、雨水などの浸食により不安定になっていたと判断される。水でマグネシウムが発火するのと同じような作用。
報道は頑張ってください。
Hey man Max I got to ask you a question, do you have any idea why they're trying to keep the story so low key? I mean it's not even front page news anymore and on top of that it seems like most the Japanese websites have been very hush hush about the whole thing.
だから不発弾って言うんでしょ
もう一度調査しなおす。又 当時軍が使用していた空港も改めて調査する。
とかなったら空の交通は大混乱だな。
I'm still surprised the airport is open right now
第一印象の不発弾ではないか？の答え合わせは当たった。
埋まっている不発弾は1発とは限らないので他に不発弾が残っていないか金属探知機などで空港全域を捜索するべきなのではないでしょうか？
Strangely enough? That's one way to make them go off which I know it seems counterintuitive but because any disturbance that is directly focused on these ammunitions can possibly make them explode.
That's why in a lot of environments they use robots to go and find these things but again this will take quite a bit of time and as you know, time is money
その場所を修復工事する人は命がけだね。
もちろん十分調査した上での工事になるだろうけど。
Maybe it's just me but this sure doesn't seem like they're really interested in conducting a thorough investigation in the first place do to the approximately 4,000 that they dispose of every year. Something I did not know till I read the Japan morning post or NHK article just recently.
タイトルに悪意がある。
They are purposely trying to keep this hush and it's not even a big thing and then use media as of today.
空港破壊用爆弾は時限信管混ぜる。79年遅発信管とは、米軍もやりおるわ。
These bombs actually work 80 years later with a timer that's set for 80 years? Well it's possible I mean I'm not a ammunitions expert or anything but wow that's some crazy stuff.
大分でも、不発弾が爆発してバイクショップが吹き飛んだ事がありました。
I looked that up thanks
230kgもあるなら今なら金属探知機で簡単に見つかりそう
That's absolutely true. The thing is do you want to be that person who's running the metal detector when it goes off?
宮崎県民は「爆発のようなものがあった」とは通報せんな。
「なんか爆発みたいにどっかーんって音したっちゃけん、どんげすればいいと？」とか聞きそう。
軍施設の跡地になにゆえ空港をつくった？空港をつくるための広い場所がそこしかなかったから？それともコストの問題？元々ある滑走路を利用すればあとは建物とか周りの整備をするだけでコストはおさえることができるし。
パイロット「俺の時じゃ無くて良かったー！」
工事責任者「俺の時じゃ無くて良かったー！」
Recently imported Indian labor worker: "oh my god!" 😅
火薬が残ってるんだしそりゃ爆発するだろう
米国に報告したほうがいい。今、中東で落とし合いをしている爆弾で不発弾であるのかな。
このまま温暖化が進むと各地の不発弾が爆発しまくるということね
すっげぇな
The amazing part to me is that the airport is actually operational right now same day and I can't believe that it actually is.
周囲を検査した方が良い気がしますね
暑い夏の気温に耐えきれなかったんかな。これから各所で爆発してくるぞ
I'm not quite sure about that. I mean under the ground the earth stays at a relatively stable temperature. I don't think temperature had much to do with it but of course I'm not an ordinance expert.
大惨事にならなくてよかった
こないだ宮崎でデカい地震あったやん。絶対それ影響あるやろ。ホンマに専門家かいな。
今日、ファブル見てたから怖くなったわ。宮崎空港使うから、ヒヤヒヤだ…。
結構大きい爆発で驚いた。でも幸か不幸かひなたフェスのライブ期間に爆発しなくてよかったよ。絶対大混乱してただろうから。
要因は3つあるっていうけど、サビとかの劣化で信管が崩れて起爆とかはないんかの？
滑走路の真下にまだ不発弾が残っていて、その上に旅客機がドンと着陸した振動で爆発するという可能性はないのだろうか？
今回は人的被害がなかったらよかったねでいいと思うけど・・・ほかに埋まってないか心配。
モグラ等の動物じゃないかなぁ
熱ってそんな季節でも無いよねもう
再開はダメだろ。
戦後のどさくさの最中に整備して民間利用始めたということはろくに調査せずにアスファルト敷いたって事。
全部ひっぺがして調査しないと、忘れた頃にまた爆発するぞ。
不発弾とはいえやっぱり爆発する時はするんだな
何で今頃不発弾爆発するの？
「不発弾なぜ空港に？」じゃなくて
「なぜ不発弾があちこちに埋まってる所を空港にした？」でしょ もう何発も見つかってる
じゃなくてその当時から飛行場だった、でしょ
戦時中も空港だったので仕方ない 不発弾全てを撤去は難しいしな
@@YK-ok3gj だーかーらー
戦争中猛爆撃くらって不発弾が埋まってることぐらいわかってた軍の飛行場をそのまま空港にしちゃったのが問題でしょって言ってるんですけど
@@kutakichi 教えて貰う立場の態度終わってて草
Money makes the world go around and pockets get lined. That's just how it is. Hopefully Japan keeps focusing on the robotics programs and starts making mining operations of these ordinances and takes care of the problem once and for all. I heard they actually dispose about 3,000 to 4,000 of these a year.
「ドイツに今日から旅行に行こうと思ってたんですが、もうダメだと思います」とうなテレビカメラの上で垂れてた年金ジジイを見て嬉しかった。でも飛行機爆破しなくてよかったよ。
ウクライナの不発弾処理は、
日本がやるみたいですね。
90年経っても残ってるものをどうやって、自衛隊を海外派遣までさせてやるのか。
なるほど
On a side note here I know the above says I see but the thing is I'm looking at what's actually written in Japanese and I can't believe you guys can even use this regular keyboard to type your language. It's just fascinating to me. No offense or anything In my meaning here, but it's just simply astounding to me that it's such a complicated written language and how it can be normally typed out on a computer
熱で暴発する可能性あるなら全国津々浦々どこでも可能性あるやん😢😢
I'm no geological expert. However, I can tell you that ground temperatures remain relatively stable especially if this was buried about as deep underground as required where nobody would have noticed it there. I don't think this was heat related. Now I don't exactly know if these are based on a timer or if they are based to operate with some kind of large impact. If that is the case, then this is truly something very scary as many of these could be all over Japan.
From what I understand they dispose of about 3,000 to 4,000 a year That's absolutely insane!
爆発するかもしれない滑走路ってなんの罰ゲーム？
時限信管だったんだろう、戦後日本が発展すると読んだ米軍の最後の罠だ
足止め食らってもアメリカ人は文句言えないよな😆
Credit where credits do, this 80-year-old ammunition still works but we have stuff we may just a few years ago that is completely useless
ヤバい‼❓❓❓
知っている限りは初めて。大阪東成区、城東区にはまだまだ1t爆弾の不発弾が多く、終戦間際に開発された2t爆弾の不発弾も有るかも知れない。飛行場爆撃はせいぜい千㍀(この爆弾を自衛隊は500㍀と判定でおそらく正しい)なので威力は数倍危害半径はその三乗根くらいで被害が出る。
本当に不発弾かなぁ。🤔
これ明日再開すんのかよｗｗこわ
沖縄に沈んでる水爆は大丈夫なのだろうか。
ネタなのか分かりませんけど、水爆は無いかと
@@メルリンス-t7m
水爆を搭載した攻撃機が空母から落っこちてそのままな事故のことだと思われ
残念ながらネタではありません。事実です。沖縄近海A4水没事故の事だと思います。広島の70倍の威力のある水素爆弾が沖縄諸島の海底に不発弾として放置されております。知らぬが仏ですね。
@@メルリンス-t7m それがですね、1965年に米空母艦載機が搭載している水爆もろとも海に落下した事故がありまして… 現在は爆発の危険はないとされていますが水爆そのものは未だ回収されず沖縄付近の海底に沈んでいます。
@@手羽元-k2d だとしてもありませんね、流石に。代わりに有害な化学物質が基地返還された土地からは出てきますけど(怒)
西部警察アゲイン？
劣化したのか随分と小さい爆発でよかった
というか地中だったのが功を奏したのか
小さくない？アホいうな
航空機が落とす爆弾ってのはデカいもんだ。500㍀(225kg相当)ってのは日本軍の250kg爆弾と同じクラスだが重巡の弾丸で100kg級、その2.5倍ってのは、25糎砲に相当する。次に爆弾は大砲の弾と違い弾殻を薄くして大量の火薬を詰めることが出来る。徹甲弾の弾薬比率は2％前後、通常弾は10％前後だが航空爆弾は50％以上にも出来る。
読むの遅えよ
そら、不発弾の処理は自腹らしいから出来る限りほっとく奴はほっとくやろ
人工地震ですか！
誰？バルス唱えた人
滑走路は一度掘り返しを行った方がいいな。見つけ次第、引き上げて発破処理した方がいい気がする。埋まってる量は一発だけではないだろう。県も「空港の改修及び不発弾の一斉処分」なら予算つけてくれるとは思うけど。
発破処理？
@@よしかわひでと-u3s that's how they get rid of these old ammunitions that are in the ground and with most landmines this is the only way to safely get rid of them.
It seems counterintuitive but the process is to use something like a mine sweeper and he uses like a chain system where it almost the ground and when one of these goes off the chain system itself is the one that gets damaged and the machine just keeps on going.
It's not really safe to use a human to go in and remove these from their underground places where they're usually buried deep in.
Just emotion of disturbing it could set these off because after 80 years I mean that's something.
俺は、中学時代、先公から【おまえは、歩く不発弾だ】と言われた。
I miss High school. 😆
@@MickeyMishra俺は、おまえが恋しいよ・・・・
誘導路にANAが開いたか
タキシング中の飛行機がもし踏んだらシャレならん
I still can't believe that playing was literally 2 minutes away from a very bad situation
普通に考えて今になって爆発するはずないじゃん。
テロの可能性のほうが大きいわ。
It does sound plausible however, from what I heard from other people that are actually Japanese in Japan they said that a number of these devices have went off over the years. One in a motorcycle shop and I forgot who said it up above but they said so.
怪我人がいなくて良かった
こんばんは､もしそこが特攻基地の跡地であれば太平洋戦争の時に日本全国がアメリカの空襲下にあったのだから不発弾がなかったでは､無く､不発弾があると言う考え方で､地中に埋まっている､爆弾を見つけだす為にきちんと地中を調べるべきだと思います
I'm just saying something is very peculiar about this. I mean I understand that there are duds all the time but to me something just doesn't add up here because they immediately open the airport not to go on after this and it's still an operation and the media is almost silent about this like they were reporting on some kindergarten class project.
こんばんは､私が戦後直ぐの人間だからです､世界遺産のある所を除いて日本は､連合国に日本全土を空襲を受けて挙げ句核兵器まで落とされたのですからだから蛍の墓の様な事が日本全土で起こったんです､貴方達海外の人達は､痛くも痒くも無いと思っているのでしょう!?私達戦後直ぐ組がどれほどの苦労をしたと思ってるんですか?
@@涼子平井 honestly brother, I have no idea.
The white washing that's done in a history book when you're not the victor is pretty apparent if you look back towards Germany for example.
And honestly, there really isn't that much information really talked to us about World War II and the atomic bombs that we dropped in Japan.
It's pretty somber but I don't think people want to talk about it anymore really. But it really is something that history should never forget.
I think the most people it just seems so unreal that it actually happened because when you look at Japan now it doesn't look anything like Detroit.
@@涼子平井
双方とも、戦時国際法を無視した戦争ドンパチやったツケですわ。
勝ったら正義とかいう理論が、当時にまかり通ってしまったのがおしまいや。
再開が早く無い？
も〜資料（不発弾の確認）が無い？のかな？
再開が早く、、、想定内の出来事ですか？
「無い事を証明」は難しい（無理）
不発弾が残っている事は想定内
いつ爆発するかわからない事も想定内
もし離陸時に爆発して飛行機が墜落したら国が補償するの？（民事）
刑事は不利な事故で終了？
マスコミは追求（質問）すべき！
Yeah that's the other thing that I was perturbed by as well. It just seems like the media doesn't really want to report about this and wants to keep it hush hush.
沖縄県でも不発弾は毎日のように見つかりますが通常は道路工事や住宅地の拡張工事などで偶発的に見つかるのが殆どです
つまり元軍事基地などの空港の整備計画にしても地中の非破壊検査は実施してない公算が高くて不発弾は放置されてるのが現実です
主な理由は広大な空港敷地の地中を全部改めるのはコストに合わないという物です
地方空港の開業には莫大なコストが掛かっていて検査を実施してたら採算割れを起こして開港に踏み切れなくなるという切実な問題があって人命は二の次になりました
レポーターの目付きが悪い！！！
Now I'm not exactly sure I was translate from Japanese to English but from when I understand or at least from what I gather, what you are saying is that the reporter is visibly or physically uncomfortable about reporting the news and is reporting something that is other than the actual story or the actual truth. With that assumption be correct on my part?
なぁ訳けないだろw
嘘は止めなさい。
現実を見ろよトランプ
陰謀論おつかれさま
それな
石破のせいだ！
I don't get it. Will one of you smart people please explain to me HOW this is not the FRONT PAGE right now?
And the airport is just back to operation again?
And the best part is, its not even a big deal it seems. What gives?
I had no idea you disposed of 4,000 of these a year.
What is even MORE impressive is that these munitions still work and work too well 80 years later???
Are you telling me these are legit all over Japan, and they did not bother doing any underground testing to see if any of these are in the ground BEFORE THEY BUILT STUFF THERE?
HOW!
It not even a footnote. They are showing some storm footage, and of course our Best pals and how they are doing with the THEIR current Iran conflict.
Has the world indeed taken crazy pillz?
翻訳の時に煩わしいので顔アイコンを使わないで