Long ago somewhere I heard that TOEIC was created for Japanese people, who are just too hopeless at English, as a one-step-lower English proficiency test for Japanese, and that that is what T…
Long ago somewhere, I heard or saw the story that TOEIC was created as a one-step-lower English proficiency test for Japanese people because Japanese people are just too bad at English, but that is not true at all. ○ There was a period when various problems with China and food were being much discussed. Video footage of Chinese people faking food—steamed buns or something—out of cardboard was reported day after day, and also, although the timing was quite different, there were reports like they were making rice out of plastic. Also, there was a period when, after carefully examining frozen foods produced at Japanese companies’ factories in China, there were holes like those made by injection needles, or there were back-to-back reports like insecticide or rodenticide was mixed in (painted on the back of the bag?), and Nichirei and JT held apology press conferences? And there is a reporter who has a memory that in the meat mislabeling scandal at Meat Hope, the president grudgingly acknowledged the suspicion, admitted the falsification at a press conference, said something like “I knew too much about meat,” and then committed suicide a few days later.
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.