Onfire

Why not? I own a house and I want to keep it to myself. I don't want to deal with problematic tenants.

8%? Who came up with that? It's at least 20%

Italian family owned business. Ran the business like a mafia. Also people are just desperate for work during that time.

It's okay, you have approval from a fellow Chinese. The vetting process needs to be stricter for certain groups. My Muslim friends kept getting detained in the airport because of his name and religion after 9/11. It's okay for the military to have a stronger vetting process for certain group of people. I won't be offended.

And just like reddit, people are too liberal to accept facts. I am ethnically Chinese. Borned in China. Was a CCP shill by choice for my entire youth until I was old enough to understand how messed up the whole system is in China. Imagine I am telling you how the sentiment is from within, and you denied me because it offends people. Lmao. This is not even a small percentage, majority of Chinese youth and young adults are shills and can't be trusted.

I think similar with their houses. While most houses in the US can last up to hundred years. It is common in Japan for houses to depreciate to worthless in a matter of a decade. So it's common there to buy old house, demolish, and rebuild from scratch. Repeat after every 10 to 20 years.

The problem with Japan right now is that it's in and heading toward decline. They can't even sustain. Wage are low, price are high. They seriously need to relax on the immigration policy.