Question from a reader:
Can you tell me about Yajuu Senpai? It was a popular character in the past, but why has it become popular again? I’ve been hearing a lot about it on YouTube and TikTok, and I want to know the reasons behind it. If anyone knows, please share!
Lately, I’ve been
Question from the readers:
Is Devi Fujin (85 years old) a lively senior?
Recently, I’ve often heard discussions about Devi Fujin being known as a vibrant senior at the age of 85. Indeed, I am amazed by her energy. I have family members who are the same age, and to be honest, walking
Question from a reader:
Considering that Ippei Mizuhara stole several billion yen, I truly believe that a sentence of 4 years and 9 months is quite lenient. I’m worried that this could lead to an increase in fraud cases amounting to 2.6 billion yen. If he manages to escape, he could live comfortably for the rest of his life, and even
Question from a reader:
It seems that when someone involved in an affair quickly holds a press conference to apologize, they tend to face less backlash from the media. On the other hand, when they make excuses or provide half-hearted responses, things often escalate dramatically. Even though the act of infidelity itself doesn’t change, does the way they respond become crucial?
Question from a reader:
Why were there so many charismatic artists during the Showa era? I’m curious about the reasons behind the charm and influence of figures like Eikichi Yazawa, Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, Shogo Hamada, and Keisuke Kuwata.
While chatting with friends, we started discussing artists from the Showa era. I reflected on
Question from a reader:
Will individuals like Saito Motohiko and Ishimaru Shinji, who resist vested interests, ultimately be crushed?
Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about people like Saito Motohiko and Ishimaru Shinji who confront vested interests. Their direct challenge against power and large organizations is quite impressive. However, the path they tread
Question from a reader:
Is Akaso Eiji gay? When I was watching YouTube, I saw comments about it, and I was a bit surprised. I don’t like to pry into the private lives of celebrities, but I really like Akaso-kun, so I can’t help but be curious…
Lately, there has been a lot of discussion about Akaso
Question from a reader:
It seems that people who have had an affair and held a press conference to apologize are relatively less criticized by the media. Conversely, when someone makes excuses or responds half-heartedly, it often leads to a much bigger backlash. Even though the act of infidelity itself remains unchanged, does the way one handles the situation matter? Or
Question from Readers:
Are people like Saito Motohiko and Ishimaru Shinji, who stand against vested interests, ultimately destined to be crushed?
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the fate of individuals like Saito Motohiko and Ishimaru Shinji, who confront vested interests. The reality they face is never easy. Often, they are
Question from a reader:
Is it the fate of comedians like Matsumoto Hitoshi and Reiwa Roman to end up becoming criminals, beyond just making people laugh on stage? I’m curious about what leads people like them down that path.
Recently, it seems that there are more cases of comedians like Matsumoto Hitoshi and Reiwa Roman
