Japan Wut 98 "Bug Booze!"

ON THIS INSTALLMENT…DONATE: PAYPAL.ME/JAPANWUT … Matt and DJO discuss bug booze, digital transformation in Japan, and a crazy gaijin rampaging in a Police Station in Japan.For photos and additional content, go to the Official Website.Follow Matthew Bigelow: Twitter / Facebook Page / Instagram DJO: https://gab.com/TokyoWatchShow Notes for Ep 98NEW PRODUCTJapan’s popular Moonlight brand begins selling broken cookiesEAT THE BUGSSake brewing with cricket yeast ECONOMYFOCUS: Yen fall may prove a debilitating blow to Japan, spotlights BOJCosmo investors OK 'poison pill' to prevent takeoverJapan state-backed fund to buy JSR to enhance chip supply chainCosmo wins unconventional vote on 'poison pill' against activistWARUS to make India into naval logistics hub for Indo-Pac regionItaly brings new warship to Japan during Indo-Pacific tourJapan deems export of lethal defense equipment feasible: sourceTECHWorld's 1st 'tooth regrowth' medicine moves toward clinical trials in JapanLGBTQhttp://dragqueenstoryhour.tokyo/ Drag queens read picture books to children in Tokyo [interview]SGOTWResearcher at Japan institute denies leaking secrets to Chinese firmA police officer told a woman, who was berating them in a foreign language, "Go back to China."It has been revealed that a female police officer at the Higashi Police Station of Fukuoka Prefectural Police made a remark telling a foreign-looking woman, who was suspected of tearing up someone else's lost property report, to "go back to China."According to the Higashi Police Station, on the afternoon of the 15th, a woman of foreign nationality, believed to be involved, visited the station's counter, stating that she had lost her passport at her home.When the staff member who handled the case urged her to search her home again, the woman, who had been speaking in Japanese until then, became angry and began berating the staff member in a foreign language. It is reported that she also tore up a lost property report belonging to someone nearby.Subsequently, a female police officer from another department intervened to mediate the situation, but the argument escalated, and without confirming the woman's nationality, she made the remark, "Go back to China."The female police officer has expressed remorse, stating that she "became a little emotional." However, the police intend to investigate the incident, including the suspicion of obstructing official duties, regarding the foreign-looking woman who is believed to have torn up the lost property report.EAT THE BUGSSake brewing with cricket yeast Japan in JapanJapan Hopes to Have Nuclear Fuel Cycle Operational by FY24Japan and the WorldG7 ministers meet in Japan to discuss women's empowerment post-COVIDKeidanren to set up committee to help Ukraine with rebuildingAlleged Tech Leak to China 'Just the Tip of the Iceberg'SOCIETY 5.0IMF Announces Single Global Digital Currency in Push to Eliminate CashMy Number ID system faces further setback with erroneous deliveriesOsaka Expo Announces Theme Weeks with SDGs FocusCOVIDDr Vanessa Kerry appointed as WHO Director-General Special Envoy for Climate Change and HealthCHINAIn Argentina, US dollars are so scarce that yuan use is at record high