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The next North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un officially declared the start of his governance across the nation yesterday.  As part of the commemoration, a Japanese Net-user created the picture whose concept is what if Kim Jong Un lost some weight? You might also like this post Via: Rajic

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Students from KUM SONG school, Pyongyang, North Korea, played a-ha's legendary pop, Take Me on with accordions. Their remarkable performance takes the world by storm. The video was taken in December 2011, when the country's autocratic ruler passed away, and the question is for what they filmed their performance as well as they uploaded the video. Source(s): http://www.youtube.com/user/TraavikInfo?feature=watch http://rocketnews24.com/2012/02/12/181390/

With its too unique features - the cloud-like outer sell is made from polystyrene, the North Korean stealth fighter is believed to present a growing threat to non-communist countries in the inclusion of the States, Japan, South Korea and the like. For this issue, Japanese Net-users commented: "What a cute!" "Is this what Kim-Jong-il developed during his life?" "Wow, scary (read in a mono tone)" "The idea is as childish as a elementally school student." Source(s): http://japanese.china.org.cn/politics/txt/2012-01/05/content_24330610.htm http://hamusoku.com/archives/6564113.html

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Aided financially from an Egyptian company, being broken ground in 1987, Ryugyoung Hotel in Pyongyang, North Korea is largely completed this year. With 330-meter height and $750,000,000 in the investment, the hotel will symbolize the city and the Kim's kingdom. Soon after the completion of the hotel, South Korean building specialist, however, commented that the hotel is at risk for wreck. What will happen to this mysteriously huge hotel spent enormous cost and time? For this issue, Japanese Net-users jokingly commneted: "A final boss must be in the highest floor. "Isn't it a computer-graphic image? " "World heritage-listed site for sure." "Did they put solar panels on the hotel's wall?" You might also like this post Source(s): 痛いニュース Japanese.China.Org.CN