Reader’s Question:
I have a question about the tutor of the princess. In episode 6 of the anime, Allen mentioned that he couldn’t use ultimate magic, but he was able to use the ultimate magic, Phoenix Flame. Why is that? Feel free to include spoilers.
Reader’s Question: About the main gate of Osu Kannon in Nagoya, the Nio Gate. Why does it not align with the main hall? Is it due to the poor land division in the surrounding area, or was there a time
Reader’s Question:
If I knew about a work before it became famous through its anime adaptation, would I feel a sense of superiority by saying, “I knew about it before it was adapted into an anime!”?
Ah, the age-old debate
Reader’s Question:
I’m a big fan of otome game adaptations like Grisaia, A Bridge to the Starry Skies, and Love, Election & Chocolate. I’m really interested in the original games, but I’m wondering if they have a lot of R18 content. I know Grisaia does, but the other two didn’t seem
Reader’s Question:
I’m a beginner who recently started playing Uma Musume. Should I try to get the Almond Eye support card?
Hey there, fellow horse racing enthusiasts and Uma Musume fans! So, you’ve dipped your toes into the vibrant world of
Reader’s Question: I have a question about the route. I plan to drive from Aichi Prefecture to Kinugawa Onsen, leaving home around midnight. I would like to stop by Nikko Toshogu, Irohazaka, and Kegon Falls before heading to the hotel.
Question from Readers:
Do you think that television appearance contracts include obligations to pay penalties or compensation in the event of issues like scandals? For example, in the case of Masahiro Nakai, will he have to pay substantial penalties or compensation since he has acknowledged the situation?
Recently, there has been much discussion
Reader’s Question:
Why do some people respond defensively or block me even after I’ve tried to answer their questions kindly? Do they not feel any responsibility for their actions? If they don’t want to take responsibility, I wish they wouldn’t ask questions in the first place.
Question from Readers:
I’m surprised that Tsuji-chan is raising five children. In today’s world, there are various options for parenting, but if the ideal was to have all children attending public schools and enjoying life after high school like in the Showa era, I think more people would have three or more children. What do you all think?
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about the anime “Nintama Rantarou.” A while ago, there was an episode where the characters were attacked and they fought back together. I can’t remember which season or episode it was. They used things like rotten miso soup to counterattack, but when I search with
Traveling in a new city can be both an exciting adventure and a daunting challenge. If you’re planning to visit Sweets Paradise in Meieki and need help finding your way, you’re not
Question from the readers:
What are your favorite songs by Yoshinori Monda?
Good evening. Today, I’d like to talk a bit about music. After receiving a question about Yoshinori Monda’s songs, I was reminded of something. In fact, there is an unexpected connection between music and the world of law. When I was working
Reader’s Question:
In episode 20 of the anime “The Apothecary Diaries,” how does Cat Cat figure out that the person who requested the metalwork from the craftsman knows about the craftsman’s secret techniques? Please avoid spoilers.
You know, I was just thinking about that moment
Question from a reader:
I’m a student. I heard from the person sitting next to me that “Yajuu Senpai” has become a hot topic. I listened to the song “YAJU&U,” and I was surprised to see that the comment section is constantly being updated with posts from someone. Who exactly is Yajuu Senpai?
Recently, I heard the
Reader’s Question:
I’m confused about whether I can delete my work on Narou for personal reasons, aside from contest submissions. Some people say it’s against the rules, while others say it’s fine. Can someone clarify this for me? If possible, please provide sources to support your answer.
Question from a reader:
Are the people telling Naoya Inoue to “move up in weight class” lacking understanding of boxing? If he moves up to featherweight and shows overwhelming strength, won’t they then say, “Stop hunting weak opponents, go to lightweight”?
Recently, there’s been a lot of buzz surrounding Naoya Inoue. Particularly, there’s
