Reader’s Question: If there were a proposal to give a new trainee at the Oozumo Anjikawa stable the shikona “Arisa,” would you support it or oppose it? The origin of the name comes from the 20th-century pears and the Tottori
Reader’s Question: Will Chinatown be crowded on January 4th next year?
Ah, Chinatown! Just saying the word conjures images of vibrant red lanterns, mouthwatering dim sum, and
Reader’s Question: I am thinking of staying at the Manyo Club in Yokohama on Saturday night. Is it possible that the reclining chair space will be fully booked? If so, is there a place to sleep?
Reader’s Question: Where are the main spots to view the first sunrise of the year in Japan?
Hey there, fellow travelers! So, you’ve decided to kick off the New Year in
Reader’s Question: Is Fukuoka easy to live in now? I’ve heard that there are so many foreigners that it has become difficult to live. I thought it might be understandable in the city center or tourist areas, but even in
Reader’s Question: If you’re traveling from Hachinohe to Sapporo, will you be transferring between the Shinkansen and the limited express train?
Oh man, where to start? If you ever find
Question from a reader:
What would the possibility of Masahiro Nakai returning to the entertainment industry have been if he had served time two years ago? Do you think it’s impossible because of the severity of his actions?
Recently, I was discussing Masahiro Nakai with a friend. While reminiscing about his cheerful character and conversational
Reader’s Question:
I’m planning to watch “Grisaia no Kajitsu” soon, but there are so many different series that I’m not sure in what order I should watch them. I have a subscription to Amazon Prime and D Anime. Can you please tell me the correct viewing order?
As September approaches, the allure of escaping the daily grind for a tropical paradise becomes almost irresistible. If you’re like me, planning a trip from Fukuoka to Bali can be both exhilarating and a bit daunting,
Question from a reader:
Regarding Ishimaru, why does he create such a whirlwind of excitement, only to be quickly forgotten? I would like to know the reasons behind this.
Hello! Recently, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about Ishimaru, and it’s got me thinking. When I think about him, many memories come rushing
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that Attack on Titan has a lot of plot holes. Can you give me some examples? I’m not worried about spoilers, so feel free to share!
So, I’ve been diving deep into the world of “Attack on Titan,” and I’ve heard whispers
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been watching My Hero Academia, and I’ve noticed that Bakugo and Endeavor have a lot of fans. However, I personally don’t really like these two characters. I often find myself questioning why they are on the hero side when their actions seem villainous. As a fan of villains,
Question from a reader:
What kind of consequences will Masahiro Nakai face for his past actions? It seems his new legal team consists of lawyers who are well-versed in corporate issues; is that a special strategy?
Masahiro Nakai’s recent actions have sparked a lot of discussion. In such circumstances, it’s interesting to consider what consequences
Reader’s Question:
I’ve always thought that self-sacrifice is a unique virtue in Japanese culture and that it wouldn’t be accepted in America. However, “Demon Slayer” became a huge hit there. Why is that? Did people overlook the self-sacrifice aspect and just enjoy the sword-fighting elements?
Planning a trip to Japan can be an exhilarating experience, especially when it comes to choosing the right accommodations. If you’re considering a stay at the Mitsui Garden Hotel Yokohama Minatomirai in August, you may have
Reader’s Question:
I have a couple of questions about Detective Conan, and I hope it’s not too late to ask. Q1: In the movie “The Last of the 100 Million Dollar Star,” we see the character Toichi Kuroba appear. Based on the email content, it seems he is related to Yusaku
