Reader’s Question:
I’ve recently become really into Conan, and I’m particularly interested in Heiji Hattori. I’ve noticed that there are a lot of Heiji Hattori merchandise available for cheap on sites like Mercari. How popular is he among fans?
Ah, the world of anime fandom! It’s
Question from the readers:
Some people say that Naoya Inoue “struggled” in his match, but how can they not see that he won by KO in the 8th round, which clearly indicates a decisive victory?
It’s interesting that some hold the opinion that Naoya Inoue struggled in his fight. At first glance, a TKO victory in
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been reading Re:Zero, and I think it’s from the web version. I came across information that in Chapter 3, Subaru visits the Astrea mansion and meets Grim and Carol. Can anyone tell me which episode this happens in?
Hey there! So, I’ve been diving
As summer approaches, many travelers start planning their trips to Japan, eager to immerse themselves in the vibrant culture, rich history, and stunning festivals. One of the most captivating events on
Question from Readers:
I’ve heard that Bunshun has released a second installment about the leaked LINE conversations between Tanaka Kei and Nagano Mei. While their agency seems to be denying the contents, what exactly was written in it? I’d like to know more details.
Recently, the topic of the leaked LINE conversations between
Reader’s Question:
I think it’s from the anime “GeGeGe no Kitaro,” specifically the “Ghost Train” episode. I remember that the station names represent the order of things after death, leading to the grave. I believe there was a station called “Crematorium” along the way, but does it end with “Urn”? Could
So, picture this: I’m a countryside girl who’s never been to Tokyo before, and I’m heading there with my friends for a live event. I was equal parts excited
So, picture this: I’m standing at Seibu Chichibu Station, slightly out of breath, clutching my backpack, and staring at the clock. It’s 11:01. The Muse Park Line Gururin bus? Yeah,
Oh, Kyoto in mid-April! You’re in for a treat—but yes, you’ve heard right, it can get packed. I visited Kyoto last spring, and let me tell you, the crowds were no joke. Places like
So, picture this: I’m standing in front of a vending machine in Japan, staring at a wall of colorful cans and bottles, each promising a unique flavor
This is a 3-night, 4-day trip.
Day 1: Stay overnight in Miyakojima
Day 2: Stay overnight on the main island
Day 3: Stay overnight on the main island
Ah, the Kawazu cherry blossoms—those delicate pink wonders that seem to defy winter’s chill and announce spring’s arrival. I’ve always been
Okay, let me tell you about the time I accidentally spent way too long at an airport and ended up having one of the
Oh, Tokyo in mid-February—what a vibe! The air is crisp, the city lights are sparkling, and there’s this magical energy that makes everything feel like a scene from a movie.
So, I was recently planning a trip to Japan, and let me tell you, I may have gone a little overboard with the
So, I recently visited a friend who moved from Kanto to Kyoto, and let me tell you, it was quite the adventure! My friend had been complaining about how crowded Kyoto
