Recently, I’ve come across comments about Watanabe Nagisa’s situation, saying things like “it’s just for publicity” or “there’s no way someone with PTSD could do gravure.” These opinions made me reflect a bit. I wonder why some people hold such prejudices. Personally, I love comedy and value laughter in everyday life, so I find the reactions
Reader’s Question:
If I buy the DVD for this season’s anime “Haitai Nanafa,” will the hidden parts be removed?
So, I was scrolling through some online forums the other day, and I stumbled upon a pretty interesting question about the anime “Haitai Nanafa.” A fan
I heard that a comedian from Yoshimoto Kogyo has been sent to the public prosecutor’s office for involvement in an illegal casino. Shouldn’t they be referred to as a “suspect” at the time of being sent for prosecution? I’m particularly concerned about how they are being reported with “san” (a respectful suffix) attached, especially for Yoshimoto Dai
Reader’s Question:
I often watch anime, but I tend to lose interest and stop watching partway through. If there are others who feel the same way, I would appreciate your recommendations for anime! Here are the anime I managed to finish: – Gintama – Bungou Stray Dogs – Another – Attack
Reader’s Question:
About the prank projects at school, don’t you think it’s amazing that everyone can give their consent to appear on camera? Also, are the people being pranked just extras pretending to be regular folks?
Prank projects at school can really create a buzz. Especially when everyone has given their consent to appear on
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about the character Jin in the story. He is said to be the son of the late emperor and the empress dowager, and the brother of the current emperor. However, there are rumors that he is actually the child of Empress Ada and the current
Fukuoka City, known for its vibrant culture, delicious street food, and hospitable people, has recently faced a troubling situation that has captured the attention of both locals and tourists alike. An overflow of sewage
Question from readers:
There have been mixed comments regarding a video of Tomomi Itano scolding her child. When a usually quiet child starts acting up in public or isn’t behaving as expected, parents can suddenly become frustrated. Do those who criticize such parents harbor a sense of disdain towards them?
Recently, it seems that
Reader’s Question:
I want to go to the Nintama event at Nanjatown in Umeda, Osaka, and I entered the lottery for advance reservations on April 18th. If I don’t win the lottery, is it possible to line up in the morning on the day of the event to get a numbered
Question from a reader:
Is Masahiro Nakai really a bad person?
The topic of Masahiro Nakai has been gaining attention. His actions are often scrutinized, but is he really a bad person? As someone studying law, I would like to approach this issue from that perspective.
When a celebrity gets involved
