/jp/ - Otaku Culture

1. かいぎが　こうべで　ひらかれました。
2. かいぎが　こうべで　ひらいていた。/ ひらいてあった。
Anyone care to explain the functional/meaning difference between these two sentences? I'm also having trouble grasping why te iru and te aru are both allowed with some verbs but not all, although that's a smaller problem considering I can KIND OF see why it's the way it is.

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God dammit talking about suicide and not reading my note.
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>feel like watching a crappy action film so I watch Tokyo Drift

Dude gets to wreck some dude's Viper and then gets to live in Japan and go to Japanese high school and shit. Uniform and everything.

Redneck douchebag bitches so much about it it painful, especially with dat southern drawl.

Anyways thing brought some questions, I wanna see how accurate the films representation of MoonLand was...

>Do Japanese students REALLY have have to take off their shoes before entering their CLASSROOM?
I know its common for homes, but in school? I don't recall that from Anime/Manga/VNs.
>Are Japanese students even allowed to drive?
What's the minimum age limit for driving in Japan?
>Also what's with the nigger with the doo-rag?

MOTHAFUCK TROLLS

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No they aren't, if /jp/ was a red board I would prove you incorrect.

Hey /jp/! I'm going to post an image/gif and you have to say if it fits with you in real life.
Keep it /jp/ related, and no arguments or insults please!