There may be a similar kind of food or beverage in all the countries, with which peoole are enjoying small but tremendous amount of variations. Like hamburgers for Americans. Whiskeys for UK peoole. How about in Malaysia?
The more you pay the better sake you csn get. So many local breweries in the islands. So many choices and variations. Some says it is quite enjoyable to find cheap but good sakes when you get a domestic trip. I can agree on that.
Which continent are you now?
NP! Still not enough for a cup of coffee!
They are not going good here.
Only roughly 30% of nuclear plants are working. It is because of extremely long downtime for overhaulling. I heared 50% of their lifetime will be spent for overhauling and repairing.
They are not absolutely different from unlimited energy source. I doubt they are economically efficienct as well.
At least very stable as long as working.
The oldest plants are now being scrapped. All the workload will require 50 years to be scrapped safe and clean according to the plant's report. This happened in the United States and Russia, and is happening in Japan, and will soon happen all the countries that possess nuclear plants.
I hope renewable energy can be prominent choices for stable energy sources soon. And geothermal will be a choice in the near future if it happens.
I believe building geothermal plants are kind of gambling, nobody knows if the plant could produce enough electricty which is worth for the investment. Likelihood of success may be higher in some volcanic island such as Iceland, but Japan is different. This increases the investment when building the plant. That was one reason I heared when I was a college student.
Also there must be a financial reason. Japan already has other stable electrical sorces such as gas, nuclear and waterfall. If one of them will be replaced, geothermal plants can be a candidate and the likelihood of its acceptance will increase as the technology around the geothermal plant glows.
I hope you will have a wonderful weekend. Thanks.
Yeah.. But, come to think of it, most of the languages are phonetical except hand signs. To me it looks a complete set of expressions about pronunciation could be enough to talk, like pinyin. Japanese also uses Chinese characters but possible to text based talk only with pronunciation characters, bit difficult to read though.
ダイソーの国内ブランド品だと逆に本屋で買うよりも高かったり…最近は中国の筆記具もすごく質が高いのでまあ…昔ほど百均の文房具悪いとは思わなくなりました。