Question from readers:
Who are some globally recognized Japanese stars?
Recently, I was discussing with my friends, “Who are the globally recognized Japanese stars?” We had a lot of interesting opinions, so I thought I’d share some of them. The first name that came up was the late Toshiro Mifune. He was truly an amazing actor,
Reader’s Question:
Can someone who is knowledgeable about Demon Slayer help me? How old was Tanjiro when his family was killed, and how old is he during the final battle?
You know, I recently dove back into the world of Demon Slayer, and it’s been such a wild
Tokyo is often celebrated as one of the safest cities in the world. With its low crime rates, well-organized public transport, and friendly locals, many travelers find themselves at ease while exploring this vibrant
Reader’s Question:
I’ve recently become really into Haikyuu!! and have watched all the anime. I have a couple of questions: – Are there any upcoming exhibitions or events related to Haikyuu!!? – I’ve heard there’s a new movie aside from the “Battle at the Garbage Dump.” Which teams will be featured
Question from a reader:
What do you think about Yutabon?
Lately, I’ve been hearing a lot about Yutabon. There are various opinions circulating regarding his father’s unique values and educational philosophy, and personally, I find my feelings to be a bit complex.
The choice for a child not to attend school surely comes
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Strike the Blood. I’ve recently gotten into it and have been reading the light novels and watching the anime. I can’t help but feel that it’s quite erotic compared to other works in the light novel genre. Is Strike the Blood considered one of
After an eight-year hiatus, the excitement of returning to Disneyland feels like a dream come true. Whether you are a nostalgic visitor or a first-timer, the allure of this magical kingdom never fades. However, with
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about GeGeGe no Kitaro. My memories from childhood are a bit hazy, but I remember an episode where Kitaro loses to an enemy and ends up being burned in something like an incinerator, leaving only his face. I’ve searched online but can’t find any information
There’s something magical about spending a day on a serene lake, surrounded by nature. From the gentle lapping of water against the shore to the soft rustle of leaves in the breeze, it’s an experience that
Reader’s Question:
In episode 8 of “Chi,” there was a globe that seemed to be designed with an axial tilt in mind. I know that globes have existed for a long time, but if the show is promoting the geocentric theory, wouldn’t that make the globe’s design unrealistic?
