The size is pretty different. I suppose that one of the main reasons is that Japanese electricity is 110V/50Hz at normal households, so the transformer can be little. At wikipedia there is a very interesting article about electricity around the world with a map were you can check the voltages and frequencies used at each country.
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keep on going on english.
I think it’s worth the stretch.
Really don’t know the number of readers of the english version, bit nobody is commenting here, though.
Moreover, I agree with the views and spirit expressed in your last polemical post, although I did’t quite agree on your arguments (indefinition of “things that bother everybody”, despite the miscomparison between a political constitution and an enterprise vision).
Social change and legitimation are difficult to hold on together. I do forget more than often that the important thing is not to have an argument, a point, but to arguing it, know how to defend it in a rational manner.
Blogs arem, most of the time, just opinions. Pity we restrain ourselves in such a superficial way.
And pity we don’t have time to discuss it in front of a nice coffe or beer.
I have a charger that’s like the european one (it is european, lol) but it’s small like that japanese one.
My phone charger looks just like the one on the right. (USA)
which one is japanese and which one is european?