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Why is it called “Chuunibyou”?
When I first stumbled upon the term “Chuunibyou,” I was taken back to my own middle school days, those awkward years filled with teenage angst, imagination, and, let’s be honest—a bit of cringeworthy behavior. So, why is
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I would like to know the distances between the attractions. I am planning to go in September and decided that it would be better to purchase a premium pass,
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If a 17-year-old girl stays at a regular hotel with an 18-year-old boy and engages in sexual activity, what are the legal implications? I’m worried if there are any issues even with parental consent. Please provide detailed information.
Hello! Today, I would
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If someone snatches your ticket at a live venue and you chase them down and catch them, but they refuse to return it and instead attack you, are you allowed to retaliate in self-defense? In that case, is there a possibility of being charged with a crime?
Recently, I’ve
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I went to see the new Demon Slayer: Akaza Revival arc because I heard it was emotional. I thought it was interesting, but I’m wondering if there were any particularly tear-jerking moments. I felt a bit moved during the flashback scenes with Akaza and his wife, but was there
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Susukino is the most famous nightlife district in Sapporo, known for its vibrant atmosphere, numerous bars, and entertainment options.
Sakaimachi Street in Otaru
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I have a vague memory of a scene from a Doraemon movie, but I can’t recall the title. In this scene, the main characters go on an adventure together, and at one point, they use a gadget that resembles a simple hotel. They have a meal inside it. Doraemon
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I’m worried about riding in a friend’s car. Should I avoid getting in a car that belongs to a friend who is not the owner? If I absolutely have to ride in it for work reasons, who would be responsible if an accident occurred? I feel anxious thinking about the worst-case scenario.
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I will be visiting Omiwa Shrine and the nearby Sai Shrine to pray on behalf of a sick family member. It seems to be a very spacious area.
