はてなキーワード: NOWとは
When I met you there was spring light
And breeze in the street
In the distant summer night of that day
I neglected loneliness
As I passed through the autumn day
A warm winter street
Even if you fall you will stand up again
I drew some strength
Created my future
Carved out slowly changing days.
I should be able to overcome
Because I have a dream
Something that I want to protect.
I don't know the reason
Then I can have more faith in myself.
People look towards
The other side of sadness
This is what the sight of your back has told me
At my side
I could cry with longing to live in the moment
A dream
Without end
Must lead to somebody's future.
Don't give up
Whenever
I found
Something that I want to protect
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「手元にお金ないけど今すぐ友達と旅行行きたい若者」なんて、いかにもはてな民が嫌いそうな属性だ。
カモだの、バカを騙そうとしてるだの、散々に書かれている。
しかし私はバンクから旅行代を借りる層が「一番のカモ」とは思わない。
「一番のカモ」は、カツカツに倹約して貯めて貯めて死亡し、すべて国庫金にする人のことではないのか。
また、時間の価値は年齢によって全く違う。体感時間も感受性も残りの人生への影響度も。
若者が金を借りて友達と旅行に行くことは、私は奨学金に近いものだと解釈する。
「その瞬間に金が用意できなくて機会を失うこと」の社会的な損失を、利子よりも重く見るべきだ。
与信審査に人件費をかけないビジョンにも好感が持てる。与信審査はノールックor機械学習。
孤独から来るギャンブル依存・ガチャ依存からのリボ地獄・多重債務と、「後払いの旅行」は意味が全く違う。
後者は金のない人間を依存やリボのようなネガティブスパイラルの構造にハメることがない。
貧困ビジネスのあくどさは、ネガティブスパイラルにハメて孤独と貧困から抜け出せなくすることにある。
When I continue into distance, I'll surely long for this place.
I see them faintly and chase the sky's fragments.
Light and shadow paint your heart when you run.
Your smiling face fills me with courage.
With just your careless words, you'll fly away on tearful days.
If follow this path, perhaps I'll meet you again someday.
And now, you know that the pain has bought me everything about the warmth of your words.
You paint your heart with light and shadow,
Yes, it's the laughing face you make in that moment that fills me with courage.
With just your careless words,
I'll fly away on tearful days.
At any time, at any moment, Firmly hand to hand,
and binds us together.
She was born from my kiss and your anguish.
So, you gotta come back, You should've left this Space already!
You definitely can't part from me. You're the one who gave birth to me. I'm the child you made to eat your anguish and sadness. It doesn't matter how many times you kill me, I'll always be born again. Because I'm your true soul. You wanted to throw away your feelings for your brother, and become an adult without me. I won't allow that. In this place, your don't need anything. neither the pain, nor the anguish of becoming an adult.
You're courageous, You don't fear the pain. you're courageous, who be named to be brave. You shall come back to present.
That way, there is nothing but pain and anguish.
That's why, That's why I have to go. Because from now on, I have to carry on living by myself without you.
In the direction where you feel the pain, there's an exit!
I was afraid to open my heart to someone. But I'm not afraid anymore. Even if I lose sight of it, there's always a path somewhere. People are connected through narrow paths. Even if sometimes they lose sight of them, there's no doubt they're connected. Welcome back, you. I'm back ,you.
I don't really know what is means "to be friends."
But you, Yup, you were a companion who got lost on the same path as me, and you looked for the same path I did.
But we're companions only when we're looking for the same path. A person like me, if I always stay with other people;e, I lose sight of my own path.
But Let's meet again. When we get lost again. Until that time, goodbye.
It's a bit like the crossroads of the sea, isn't it?
Then people leave here to go all over the world, huh?
Probably.
It's kind of amazing, isn't it?
In two days, we're leaving here. But this view will remain the same, right?
Of course, will.
We'll go to Antarctica, and come back to home, but boats will still come here every day, and the city will be full of people, going to school, working their jobs, hanging out with their friends, They'll all keep living their lives..
It' the same in our home country.
School's still being held, They're probably having dinner right about now.
In places we've never seen, locations we've never been, so many people are living so many kinds of lives, every day, without stopping. That's amazing!
Even though it's common sense, but we know you're getting at.
質問に答えろよ。日本語読めないの?
Answer my question, first.
You've already found a kind of woman you're wanted to.
So, your objective is now satisfied.
http://anond.hatelabo.jp/20090807091544
2. Which is worse, failing or never trying?
* (失敗するのと、やらないの。ダメなのはどっち?)
3. If life is so short, why do we do so many things we don’t like and like so many things we don’t do?
* (人生がそんなに短いんだとしたら、やりたくないことばかりして、やりたいのにやらないことがこんなに多い必要ってあると思う?)
4. When it’s all said and done, will you have said more than you’ve done?
* (すべて終えて振り返ったときに、やったことよりも、言ったことのほうが多くなってるって思う?)
7. Are you doing what you believe in, or are you settling for what you are doing?
* (あなたは今本当にやりたいことをしてる?それとも、今やっていることに落ち着いてるだけ?)
10. Are you more worried about doing things right, or doing the right things?
* (物事をちゃんとやるのと、正しいことをするのと、あなたにとってどっちがより大切?)
13. Would you break the law to save a loved one?
* (あなたは愛する人を救うために法律を犯すと思う?)
14. Have you ever seen insanity where you later saw creativity?
* (最初に見たときはクレイジーだ!と思ったことが、後になってみたらクリエイティブだ!と思うようなことってない?)
18. Are you holding onto something you need to let go of?
* (忘れないといけないもの、手放さないといけないものなのに、いつまでも持ってるものってない?)
20. Do you push the elevator button more than once? Do you really believe it makes the elevator faster?
* (エレベーターのボタンを一回以上押すことある?それでエレベーターが早くなると思う?)
21. Would you rather be a worried genius or a joyful simpleton?
* (悩み多き天才と、単純でハッピーな人。どっちになりたい?)
23. Have you been the kind of friend you want as a friend?
* (あなたが友達になりたいような友達に、あなた自身がなったことある?)
24. Which is worse, when a good friend moves away, or losing touch with a good friend who lives right near you?
* (仲の良い友人が遠くへ行ってしまうのと、仲の良い友人が近くにいるのに疎遠になるのと、どっちが悲しい?)
26. Would you rather lose all of your old memories, or never be able to make new ones?
* (昔の記憶の全部が無くなってしまうのと、新しい思い出が作れないのと、どっちを選ぶ?)
27. Is it possible to know the truth without challenging it first?
* (やってみもしないで、ホントはどうかなんて、わからなくない?)
28. Has your greatest fear ever come true?
* (最も恐れていることが、ほんとに起こってしまったことってある?)
29. Do you remember that time 5 years ago when you were extremely upset? Does it really matter now?
* (5年前とかに、ものすごく腹が立ったことって何か覚えてる?それって、今も大切なこと?)
34. Have you ever been with someone, said nothing, and walked away feeling like you just had the best conversation ever?
* (かつて出会った人で、言葉を交わす機会はなかったけど、最高の会話をしたみたいに感じた人っていなかった?)
36. Is it possible to know, without a doubt, what is good and what is evil?
* (一片の迷いもなく、善悪を判断することってできる?)
37. If you just won a million dollars, would you quit your job?
38. Would you rather have less work to do, or more work you actually enjoy doing?
* (仕事の量を減らすのと、楽しい仕事をもっとやるのと、どっちを選ぶ?)
39. Do you feel like you’ve lived this day a hundred times before?
* (今日という日を、もう何回も繰り返してるみたく感じたことってない?)
42. Would you be willing to reduce your life expectancy by 10 years to become extremely attractive or famous?
* (ものすごく有名か、ものすごく魅力的な人になれるとしたら、寿命を10年縮めてでもなりたいと思う?)
ややこしい答えが必要なのは除いた。「何?」とか「いつ?」ってのは答えづらいけど「どっち?」なら即断可能かな?って。
心に自由を与える50の質問 - Free Your Mind! | 口コミ発信!モノ人
http://monojin.com/50-questions-that-will-free-your-mind/
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/finalvent/20090806/1249525203
考え方って、案外、型にはまってしまいがちなんだよね。だから、あなたはきっとこんな風に答えるだろうなって、何となく想像できる気がした。それに対して、僕はこんな風に反応するよ。でもまずは、下の質問を読んで答えてみてね。ここはまるまるhttp://monojin.com/50-questions-that-will-free-your-mind/からのコピペだよ。
- How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are?
- (自分の年齢を知らないとしたら、何歳でいたい?)
- Which is worse, failing or never trying?
- (失敗するのと、やらないの。ダメなのはどっち?)
- If life is so short, why do we do so many things we don’t like and like so many things we don’t do?
- (人生がそんなに短いんだとしたら、やりたくないことばかりして、やりたいのにやらないことがこんなに多い必要ってあると思う?)
- When it’s all said and done, will you have said more than you’ve done?
- (すべて終えて振り返ったときに、やったことよりも、言ったことのほうが多くなってるって思う?)
- What is the one thing you’d most like to change about the world?
- (世の中でたった一つだけ変えられるとしたら、何を変えたい?)
- If happiness was the national currency, what kind of work would make you rich?
- Are you doing what you believe in, or are you settling for what you are doing?
- (あなたは今本当にやりたいことをしてる?それとも、今やっていることに落ち着いてるだけ?)
- If the average human life span was 40 years, how would you live your life differently?
- To what degree have you actually controlled the course your life has taken?
- Are you more worried about doing things right, or doing the right things?
- (物事をちゃんとやるのと、正しいことをするのと、あなたにとってどっちがより大切?)
- You’re having lunch with three people you respect and admire. They all start criticizing a close friend of yours, not knowing she is your friend. The criticism is distasteful and unjustified. What do you do?
- If you could offer a newborn child only one piece of advice, what would it be?
- Would you break the law to save a loved one?
- (あなたは愛する人を救うために法律を犯すと思う?)
- Have you ever seen insanity where you later saw creativity?
- What’s something you know you do differently than most people?
- (他の多くの人とくらべてみて、自分なら違うふうにやれると思うものって何?)
- How come the things that make you happy don’t make everyone happy?
- What one thing have you not done that you really want to do? What’s holding you back?
- (本当はやりたいけどまだやってないことってある?それをやってない理由は?)
- Are you holding onto something you need to let go of?
- (忘れないといけないもの、手放さないといけないものなのに、いつまでも持ってるものってない?)
- If you had to move to a state or country besides the one you currently live in, where would you move and why?
- (もしどこにでも引っ越せるとしたら、どこに行きたい?それはなぜ?)
- Do you push the elevator button more than once? Do you really believe it makes the elevator faster?
- Would you rather be a worried genius or a joyful simpleton?
- Why are you, you?
- (なんで、あなたはあなたなの?)
- Have you been the kind of friend you want as a friend?
- (あなたが友達になりたいような友達に、あなた自身がなったことある?)
- Which is worse, when a good friend moves away, or losing touch with a good friend who lives right near you?
- (仲の良い友人が遠くへ行ってしまうのと、仲の良い友人が近くにいるのに疎遠になるのと、どっちが悲しい?)
- What are you most grateful for?
- (あなたが最も感謝するものって何?)
- Would you rather lose all of your old memories, or never be able to make new ones?
- (昔の記憶の全部が無くなってしまうのと、新しい思い出が作れないのと、どっちを選ぶ?)
- Is it possible to know the truth without challenging it first?
- (やってみもしないで、ホントはどうかなんて、わからなくない?)
- Has your greatest fear ever come true?
- (最も恐れていることが、ほんとに起こってしまったことってある?)
- Do you remember that time 5 years ago when you were extremely upset? Does it really matter now?
- (5年前とかに、ものすごく腹が立ったことって何か覚えてる?それって、今も大切なこと?)
- What is your happiest childhood memory? What makes it so special?
- At what time in your recent past have you felt most passionate and alive?
- (最近、一番やる気が湧いてきて、やるぞっ!って感じたことはなに?)
- If not now, then when?
- (今じゃないとしたら、いつ?)
- If you haven’t achieved it yet, what do you have to lose?
- (まだ手に入れてないんだとしたら、失うものってないんじゃない?)
- Have you ever been with someone, said nothing, and walked away feeling like you just had the best conversation ever?
- (かつて出会った人で、言葉を交わす機会はなかったけど、最高の会話をしたみたいに感じた人っていなかった?)
- Why do religions that support love cause so many wars?
- Is it possible to know, without a doubt, what is good and what is evil?
- (一片の迷いもなく、善悪を判断することってできる?)
- If you just won a million dollars, would you quit your job?
- Would you rather have less work to do, or more work you actually enjoy doing?
- Do you feel like you’ve lived this day a hundred times before?
- (今日という日を、もう何回も繰り返してるみたく感じたことってない?)
- When was the last time you marched into the dark with only the soft glow of an idea you strongly believed in?
- (強く信じるかすかな明かりだけを頼りに、暗闇に踏み込んでいくようなことを最後にしたのはいつ?)
- If you knew that everyone you know was going to die tomorrow, who would you visit today?
- (もし、あなたの知ってる人全員が明日死んでしまうとしたら、今日あなたは誰に会いに行く?)
- Would you be willing to reduce your life expectancy by 10 years to become extremely attractive or famous?
- (ものすごく有名か、ものすごく魅力的な人になれるとしたら、寿命を10年縮めてでもなりたいと思う?)
- What is the difference between being alive and truly living?
- (命があるだけなのと、本当に生きているのの違いって何?)
- When is it time to stop calculating risk and rewards, and just go ahead and do what you know is right?
- If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make a mistake?
- (失敗から学ぶことができるんだとしたら、なんでいつもそんなに失敗することを怖がるの?)
- What would you do differently if you knew nobody would judge you?
- (だれにも批評されないって知ってたらもっと違うやり方したのに、っていうことある?)
- When was the last time you noticed the sound of your own breathing?
- What do you love? Have any of your recent actions openly expressed this love?
- (あなたが大好きなことって何?最近あなたがとった行動であなたがそれを大好きだって、誰の目から見てもわかるようなことってあった?)
- In 5 years from now, will you remember what you did yesterday? What about the day before that? Or the day before that?
- (今から5年後、あなたは昨日したことを覚えていると思う?一昨日のことは?その前の日は?)
- Decisions are being made right now. The question is: Are you making them for yourself, or are you letting others make them for you?
そもそも、この質問の一つ一つに律儀に反応している時間が勿体ないと思えるくらい、目の前にやりたいことが待ち構えているようになるのが理想なんだろうけど。そういう意味では、あなたのように、途中で飽きてここまで読み飛ばしてくるようなずぼらさも、自由な思考の一つの形なのかもね。
針君、どこ行ってもうたんや・・
July 30, 2009 04:39 UTC
This is an Open Letter to Lance Davis from fellow CentOS Developers
5年前に入社した針君は、全然仕事をしません。
It is regrettable that we are forced to send this letter but we are left with no other options. For some time now we have been attempting to resolve these problems:
手紙には、遺憾ながら解決手段を書いておくったのだが、ふたを開けてみたら、、
You seem to have crawled into a hole ... and this is not acceptable.
タバコを吸いに出たらいつまでたっても穴から戻ってこないし、
You have long promised a statement of CentOS project funds; to this date this has not appeared.
You hold sole control of the centos.org domain with no deputy; this is not proper.
ドメインを任せてもいい加減でお客さんから大目玉を食らうし、
You have, it seems, sole 'Founders' rights in the IRC channels with no deputy ; this is not proper.
全く困ったもんなんです。
Please do not kill CentOS through your fear of shared management of the project.
Clearly the project dies if all the developers walk away.
でもねもう、彼を首にしてしまったら、
次に使ってくれるところはないんじゃないかと思って、我慢しています。
When I (Russ) try to call the phone numbers for UK Linux, and for you individually, I get a telco intercept 'Lines are temporarily busy' for the last two weeks. Finally yesterday, a voicemail in your voice picked up, and I left a message urgently requesting a reply. Karanbir also reports calling and leaving messages without your reply.
そんな彼ですが、返事はまるっきりだめでも、
根気よくかけていれば、留守番電話が見つかるもんです。
Please contact me, or any other signer of this letter at once, to arrange for the required information to keep the project alive at the 'centos.org' domain.
今回も、すごい復帰は望んでいません。
針くんよりもプロジェクトができれば、御の字です。
でも、期待しています。
あなたに、うちのプロジェクトの将来がかかっているんですから。
Sincerely,
親愛なる・・・
参考:
http://blog.kenichimaehashi.com/?article=12489718770
http://blog.kenichimaehashi.com/?article=12491035180
すっごくよかった!のでとりあえずまとめてみる!
追記していきます。他にもあったら教えて!
http://ameblo.jp/mayn-blog/entry-10295530244.html
http://ameblo.jp/mayn-blog/entry-10296064433.html
http://stblog.stardust-web.net/nakajimamegumi/comment/?entry_id=11255&_s=ce0ea6c0c41d5d9b158d716c873154b0
http://twitter.com/SteveConteNYC/status/2488533999
http://twitter.com/SteveConteNYC/status/2495420935
http://twitter.com/SteveConteNYC/status/2496210183
http://twitter.com/SteveConteNYC/status/2505110284
http://twitter.com/SteveConteNYC/status/2515197542
http://twitter.com/SteveConteNYC/status/2517005885
http://thecontes.com/biosteve.asp
Day Three: In Tokyo for Yoko Kanno Concert
The show @ Saitama Super Arena was absolutely incredible...3 hours long! It was a real mix of J-pop, symphonic, musician's music (jazz-rock, funk, etc) and beautiful ballads. I sang The Garden Of Everything duet w/ Maya Sakamoto - @ rehearsals I was having a rough time memorizing the crazy words (even more trippy than Hendrix or Lennon) but in the end I nailed it. When I did "Could You Bite The Hand" the crowd went nuts clapping in time throughout the song, just my acoustic guitar and 17,000 people! It was the biggest crowd I've ever "fronted" before - what a rush man. When I got to Call Me, Call Me they were like putty in my hands. Later in the show I came back and did a killer version of Rain as a duet w/ Mai Yamane. It was really good to see everyone again....I only wish we could do this more often.
Day Two: In Tokyo for Yoko Kanno Concert
The 1st rehearsal was a trip, lots of staging, etc. The first time I appear onstage I perform 3 songs in a row starting with a duet w/ Maya Sakamoto "The Garden Of Everything". We start out on opposite ends of a long stage and move toward each other by the end. As I reach the other side of the stage with my wireless microphone, an acoustic guitar and mic stand rise up from out of the floor, I strap on the guitar and do "Could You Bite The Hand?" - When I'm done I set the guitar back down, it disappears into the floor with the mic stand and I finish with "Call Me, Call Me" backed by the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra. Pretty Awesome. Later in the show I come back for a duet of "Rain" with Mai Yamane and back her up on "Gonna Knock A Little Harder". It's gonna be an amazing show!
Day One: In Tokyo for Yoko Kanno Concert
Happy July 4th! I am just now waking up in Tokyo. On the plane there were many people wearing surgical masks and constantly washing with Purell. It was a 12 hour flight so I slept a bit, worked on learning the words for Yoko's concert that I'm singing on here and watched some movies/tv. Typical boring flight. When I got in to Narita airport my contact, Cherry met me and took me to where I"m staying - Hotel Sunroute Plaza in Shinjuku section of Tokyo. After I cleaned up we went out for something to eat and although I had my heart set on sushi she took me to a place called Momma's - a homestyle Japanese place that serves little dishes of different stuff, like their version of tapas. Anyway, I did have some octopus sashimi...but also uni flavored tofu, raw scallop and a strange salad with lettuce, red pepper raw tuna & octopus, raisins, cashews & cheese. When I got back to the hotel and passed out right after. I just awoke to white skies and bizzare shaped buildings outside my window. Now I'm off to have an equally adventurous breakfast...
http://masachan4994.blog116.fc2.com/blog-entry-585.html
http://masachan4994.blog116.fc2.com/blog-entry-586.html
http://masachan4994.blog116.fc2.com/blog-entry-587.html
http://masachan4994.blog116.fc2.com/blog-entry-588.html (音楽進行表アリ)
http://mtye.at.webry.info/200907/article_3.html
http://ameblo.jp/kenokun/entry-10295617849.html
http://ameblo.jp/kenokun/entry-10296258517.html
http://ameblo.jp/viridianroom/entry-10295550961.html
http://blog.livedoor.jp/seventheffect/archives/51188788.html
http://blog.livedoor.jp/seventheffect/archives/51189153.html
http://blog.livedoor.jp/seventheffect/archives/51189529.html
http://hollywood-express.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2009/07/post-50db-1.html
http://toyoguchi-megumi.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2009/07/post-d828.html
http://nojima.jugem.jp/?eid=102
http://blog.excite.co.jp/endo-aya/11480636/
http://yaplog.jp/tada_aoi/archive/1479
今度は日本語で、漢字仮名交じりとひらがなのみの2バージョンが追記されています。
雑な英語メッセージとのトーンの差が激しいのがとても気になって仕方ありません。
あえて英語にするならこうなるでしょう。
Dear fans overseas
Thank you for your tremendous amount of comments.
We were never aware that there were so many fans of minori outside Japan.
We are very happy.
We did not know until now that minori's products were sold outside Japan.
(The package of minori's softwares are printed with words "Japan distribution only")
minori's softwares are created to comply with Japanese laws.
However we do not know whether minori's softwares are compliant with your country's laws.
It would be very saddening if our softwares give trouble to you.
From what we have gathered, it seems that concept of ethics is different from Japan and other countries where you all live in.
But cultures should be treated with respect between different countries.
So if you do wish to enjoy minori's games, someone has to guarantee that minori's softwares have no issues with laws in your country.
This is something which is extremely difficult for a small company like us.
minori is currently occupied with the development of our new title, and replies to your mails are getting delayed.
Also mails written in English or Chinese takes long time to read, and may get lost between large amount of spams we receive.
(We are a small company and usually use only Japanese. We are not good at Enlish or Chinese.)
So if you can send your mail in Japanese, we can understand better.
Let us think together the way to make both of us happy.
We hope we can meet again in the near future.
minoriのfanが外国にこんなに沢山いらっしゃるとは思ってもみませんでした。
本当にうれしいです。
私たちは、いままで、minoriのソフトが海外で売られていることを知りませんでした。
(minoriのソフトは「日本国内専用」と、パッケージに書いてあるのです。)
ですから、minoriのソフトは日本の法律にあわせてつくられています。
しかし、minoriのソフトが皆さんの国の法律で問題無いかどうかわかりません。
もし、私たちのソフトのせいで、皆さんにご迷惑をおかけしたら、それはとても悲しいことです。
いろいろと調べてみると、日本と皆さんの国では倫理に対する考え方が違うようです。
ですが、お互いの国の文化は尊重されなければなりません。
ですから、もし、皆さんがminoriのソフトで遊びたいと考えるならば、
minoriのソフトが、皆さんの国の法律でも問題が無いことを、誰かが保証しなければなりません。
これは、私たちのような小さな会社にはとても難しいことです。
minoriは、今、新作の開発で忙しいため、なかなかmailのお返事ができません。
また、英語や中国語のmailは読むのに時間がかかるばかりか、
大量に送られてくるspamに紛れてしまうこともあります。
(私たちは、普段、日本語しか使わない、小さな会社です。英語や中国語は得意ではありません。)
ですから、日本語でmailを頂けると、私たちはより良く理解できます。
今後、どうしたら、お互いが幸せになれるのか、一緒に考えていきましょう。
それでは、近い未来に再会できることを信じて。
性に基づく差別的振る舞いやステレオタイプを許容するものであり、これは女性に対する暴力を維持する。エロゲは女性じゃないですよ?。ドット絵ですよ?。まずここが勘違いの元です。
http://guideline.livedoor.biz/archives/51260184.html
アメリカからアクセスしてみたけど確かに無理っぽい。以下が全文です。参考までに。
minori official website.
This website cannot be browsed excluding Japan.
Some foreigners seem to be having an antipathy against EROGE.
Therefore, We prohibited the access from foreign countries, to defend our culture.
Sorry for you of the fan that lives in a foreign country.
minori Inc.
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Why minori blocking foreign accesses?
We are little perplexing now because we received a lot of response about this issue from foreign people.
Now we will tell you the short detail about the reason why blocking you to this website, because of we, all Japanese EROGE makers were facing at the problem, the crisis of "Freedom of speech".
Currently, The bill that allows to limiting the content (It is censorship. Isn't it?) to all EROGEs is being discussed in the Diet because intellectuals and politicians said "Japanese EROGE were being problem and troubled with the foreign country. Therefore we should make EROGE hidden away from foreign country, and also its content should be limited and censored".
Okay, now we trusted the word what they said at once. So we blocked you to make stay away from the trouble.
...Do you like that?
If not, please tell your idea directly to Japanese government and politicians.
(For example, you can write the letter to the administration of Japan directly from here.)
(If you can comprehend Japanese...There is information of the politicians in Japan.)
Otherwise, you just can talk your idea about this issue at your blog or other media to inform the existance of this problem to the public. It would be very helpful for us.
If you do so, we might be able to recover the "Freedom of speech" and the barricade lying in between us would be taken away.
Please help us.
We hope this separation would be only for short moment.
Sincerely.
minori Inc.