Question from a reader:
What do you think about Umebayashi Anna’s re-marriage, as she seems happy?
I think it’s wonderful news that Umebayashi Anna has remarried. Seeing her happy brings warmth to my heart. Marriage is a special moment in life, isn’t it? When I reflect on my own life, various memories come flooding back.
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard the news that Ryoko Hirosue has been arrested for assault. If her affair partner, Chef Toba, continues their relationship, can this be considered pure love? Honestly, considering her mental state, I wonder if it’s appropriate for him to maintain that relationship. What do you all think?
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Reader’s Question:
I’ve been thinking that the song from “Aquarion” is really nice, but I’m not sure what the line about loving for 12 million years means. I’m considering watching the anime to understand it better. Will watching it help me figure out that meaning? Also, is “Aquarion” interesting? Please no
Question from a reader:
Infidelity isn’t a crime legally, right? So, does that mean there’s some freedom for the parties involved?
Recently, I was having a conversation with a friend about infidelity, and an interesting episode came up. My friend said, “Since infidelity isn’t legally considered a crime, there is some freedom for the parties involved,”
Reader’s Question:
In which episode or chapter of NANA does the character say, “I can’t even love someone well, yet I desperately want to be loved”?
You know, every time I dive back into NANA, I’m reminded of how deeply it resonates with so many
Reader’s Question:
I heard that Shunma and Maya got divorced. Did you think it would end up like this from the beginning? Seeing them having fun without studying or making efforts during their younger years, what were your honest thoughts? Didn’t you think most people would end up getting divorced?
Recently, a friend
