japan airlines, but their seats same size as seats are the same size as regular airlines. right. airlines. right. they dorit tiny. regular airlines. right. they dorit depends tiny. regular airlines. right. they dorit depends if ny. regular airlines. right. they dorit depends if they build them >> it depends if they build them there or if they build them. no they might be smaller. >> they might yeah yeah. >> they might be. yeah yeah. have flown? you must have you flown? you must struggle economy anyway. struggle in economy anyway. do you. asia is you. yeah. in southeast asia is a in economy a nightmare. in economy it's yeah, brutal. like yeah, it's brutal. it's like it's of inches shorter. it's a couple of inches shorter. is on planes? i remember is it on planes? i remember travelling by bus travelling around there by bus a lot like in my hitchhiking days, you know. it was ridiculous. you know. and it was ridiculous. like journey, like five like long journey, like five hours the of thailand hours up the length of thailand with your under your chin, with your knees under your chin,

a different kind of problem for japan airlines. >> it had a problem with excess weight, but not from saka. the airline was forced to add an extra flight just for them. next, the excited football fan speaking out amid claims that she was an actor who was paid by the nfl. >> no, she's just like us. marianne dough went viral for her electric cheering for the chargers. she was so excited. some people thought she was an actor or even an eye robot. >> nope. she's the season ticket holder. the team confirmed it. >> one other sports headline, the phillies were on fire last night, kyle schwarber hit two home runs as philadelphia crushed arizona ten to zip. but a security guard had the best hit at the game, taking out this fan who ran on the field. next, we take you to the classroom where cursive is apparently making a comeback. >> california's governor just signed a bill requiring kids to be taught cursive through sixth grade. researchers say it activates a different part of your brain compared to writing block letters. finally, halloween meets taylor swift, a michigan man is paying her a spoo

well, i was five years old when i moved, and we moved because my dad worked for japan airlines.s injapanese school, so, continuing my education so that when i went back it wouldn't be so disruptive, but after five years we were eligible for an indefinite leave visa, and so we decided to stay. my mum said that... she was like, "i realise how much of a weirdo you were, "and that if you stayed... "if you went back to japan, you might not reach your full potential." like, "you might get bullied," and she said that she was just really worried, so she wanted to, you know, she wanted to keep me here. but i remember, yeah, back then it was hard, because i couldn't speak english, you know? cultures... it couldn't be more different, priorities couldn't be more different, and i remember all through my childhood and adolescence really struggling with this home life, of very japanese home life — japanese cooking, japanese lunches, my mum speaking japanese to me, you know, her not necessarily being able to help with, like, homework, for example — and then straddling that with london, and in p

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and israel's national airline will suspend regular flights between japan starting next month due to thengoing clashes between israel and hamas. the airline offers two round trips a week linking tel aviv and japan's narita. but the carrier plans to halt services after its final round trip in october 31st. the suspension will continue until march. it had originally planned today pause flights on this route when passenger numbers typically drop. the plan was brought forward because the ongoing fighting has already discouraged travelers. >> now, a major trade fair that showcases j-pop and anime themed music to overseas bars kicked off in tokyo on thursday. the 20th edition of the tokyo international music market is taking place in person for the first time in four years. the last three events were online due to the pandemic. now, major record companies are among 25 out-foots with booths at the venue. they're pitching music to roughly 200 buyers from around the world. >> translator: i hope they can promote the best aspects of japanese music to the world. >> the two-day fair is expected to at

take a look at some of the airlines in japan and korea. get just over 10 minutes into the session now. we did see oil prices jumping yesterday and the session. there is that risk that this war spreads further afield in the middle east so that also would put pressure on oil prices and lead to a surge further. what else we are seeing is a lot of major airlines are starting to pull back on flights to israel office war. we have korean chipmakers in focus but we are seeing gains across the board after that biden administration allowed samsung and sk hynix to acquire the equipment they need to sustain and expand their giant chipmaking operations in china so this really removes a layer of uncertainty that had been hanging over the korean chipmakers level of uncertainty so that is really being considered a victory. we are seeing both of those names moving higher in the session today. >> also moving higher, watching treasuries at the moment. this is the picture and we will get a little bit more and treasuries in a minute but of course we continue t

so, i mean, japan has come at the group has not increased the price for 40 years but the railway company and some experts believe that demand will state robust, because although some airlinesto hike some tours who would not board the trades in would look at that in japan but it seems that forward this year fact that the bullet trains are so convenient for short to midterm journeys that tourists keep using them and demand will remain robust, because the price hike is not really going to affect the prices. [indiscernible] [keyboard typing] ♪ haidi: that is our aviation reporter. coming up in the next hour, the head of economic and strategy for a bank talking about the e yen and the boj problem with the fed solution. this is bloomberg. ♪ nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. intro