Yes! In it there's an introduction of each of the Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, and through the photos you can feel the sense of silence far from the hustle and bustle. You can even plan your route ahead of time.

Of course in an era with a relatively tumultuous political climate, I've also heard stronger diplomatic rhetoric like, "是可忍孰不可忍", meaning "If this is permissible, what isn't permissible?", "悬崖勒马", an idiom mean "to avert disaster in the nick of time" and "无谓言之不预“ meaning, "we have already given fair warning". Suggesting that something has already been said, as a warning to someone else not to regret their actions afterward.

You can take them off. But it's really painful. So tattoos are like being in love. You definitely need to go into it clear-eyed, and pick the one that suits you best.

Life after marriage will certainly be more trifling and complicated than it was when you were dating, but, housework can be arranged beforehand. Also, you can share the responsibilities. If there’s an issue; communicate. Make your partner understand what you're thinking. It’s best not to use arguments as a way to solve your problems.

The import business is pretty good. I've been thinking about this for a long time. But I'll be upfront about this: I want to do make clean money. No funny business...