I am preparing to open this shopping site. Yesterday I was able to post an article for the first time. Yesterday, until midnight, I was setting up the software that controls the shopping cart, shipping, tax, etc. used on a shopping site called Woocommerce. I spent a lot of wasted effort due to my lack of understanding about the consumption tax exemption for transactions from Japan to overseas.
I usually open a store on the shopping site Etsy, an American company, and sell pearls. Consumers may pay taxes on Etsy purchases because Etsy is an American company. Tax exemption for overseas customers purchasing products from me in Japan. Confused about these things, I was tormented yesterday. Now you know how smart I am.
Today was the day I went to the internal medicine clinic once a week. I have been diagnosed with adjustment disorder and have been on leave since July. The reason why I developed an adjustment disorder was because of a conflict between me, who wanted to try as many things as possible at the company, and the president, who told me to shut up and sit in my chair. He has such thoughts because the president is very careful about taking risks. Since such a story is common among office workers, I will omit it. There are times when I feel irritated, and there are days when I feel relatively well. It may be one side of Japan that is too peaceful even though there is no danger of life. But the recent depreciation of the yen worries me. North Korea jumped over Japan and fired a missile this morning. This year marks the highest number of missile launches ever. The media, including television, reported the incident to some extent, and the Japanese government, in its specialty, “expressed its regret.” Many Japanese people think of it as nothing more than unexploded fireworks. The reason for this is that the Japanese government will never take physical retaliation against North Korea, and the Japanese people do not believe that North Korea will actually attack Japan. That’s why we don’t do anything more than cool off appropriately. The topic may be roughly equivalent to “It’s hot today.” Geopolitically, the peninsula should be obscured. It may be better if there is North Korea between Russia and China.
It seems that the religious group called the Family Federation and the state funeral of the former prime minister are more hot topics than North Korea’s missiles. The ruling party of the Japanese government has a political party supported by the Soka Gakkai. I think it is very perplexing that the Japanese government, which has not been able to separate religions, is sending out a daily message that it should not have any relationship with a specific religious group. There are many cultures in Japan that contain such contradictions. Maybe we are a tolerant nation. The history of Japan is interesting because it has respected such contradictory rules and customs since the time when there were still samurai in Japan.
I didn’t mean to write an article like this today. But it was hot today. According to the weather forecast, this will be the last summer day.
And tonight I grilled mackerel and ate it. Later, Chinese cabbage, pumpkin and mushroom pot-au-feu. White rice, of course.
After updating the article, I will continue to prepare for opening.
But it’s hot tonight. Fortunately, the wind has picked up. A cricket is chirping. It’s like a free, nice, and all-night concert.
Lulu doesn’t like hot or cold. She loves human knees even when it’s hot. When a person’s knees are unavailable, she gets cold air on her floor. she is 3 years old A Chihuahua and Pomeranian mix. This is the 6th dog we have at home in 40 years. Koro, Pupu, Pepe, Doro, Gon, and Lulu. When the owner started the scooter’s engine, Gon got on the scooter and went to the rice field with the owner. It was very clever. The other dogs were well behaved and followed our instructions well. Only Lulu doesn’t listen to any orders. She is a stupid and cute girl.
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