Reader’s Question:
I have a question about “Kitaro’s Birth: The Mystery of GeGeGe.” I’m really curious about why Mizuki lost his memory. How did his past experiences and what he went through in that village affect his memory? I’m eager to know if there were any clear depictions of this or
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I have a 75-year-old acquaintance who is suffering from depression. I heard that when he broke up with a woman he had been living with a few years ago, he disposed of all her belongings and gave her money as a settlement. However, recently he claimed that “the money was stolen” and seems to have called the
Question from a reader:
I have been living in a section of a store for a few months now, and I have also been allowed to store some belongings and a car there. Initially, I asked, “Do I need to pay rent or utilities?” but received no response, and there was no written agreement. Recently, however, I was suddenly told, “There
Reader’s Question:
I’m new to Evangelion and only know about the “cruel thesis” and some game collaborations. Can you tell me what makes it interesting, the highlights, and what I should look forward to? If it sounds good, I might give it a watch.
Question from a reader:
When someone suddenly becomes unreachable after agreeing to meet via a social media chat app, does this constitute a crime?
The situation where someone suddenly becomes unreachable after agreeing to meet via a social media chat app is a phenomenon often seen, particularly in the entertainment industry. However, whether this situation constitutes a legal crime, and
Reader’s Question:
I heard that Rem from Re:Zero has been forgotten, but Beatrice remembers her because she’s in the isolated space (the Forbidden Library). Is that true? Also, if Beatrice leaves the Forbidden Library, will she forget, and will she remember again when she goes back?
Question from a reader:
How is a violent criminal defined? For example, in the case of robbery, if someone threatens to take money without causing direct physical harm to others, I don’t think there is direct bodily harm involved. However, while groping and shoplifting may be considered lesser crimes than robbery, I feel that the act of verbally abusing and hitting
Reader’s Question:
I saw a tweet expressing concern about whether it’s okay to share information about the upcoming uncut broadcast of “Ge-Nazo” this Saturday. I’m not worried about spoilers at all, but could you tell me what parts are particularly intense? I’ve heard that the ending is especially shocking—what happens there?
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I recently heard about an incident where money was stolen from a safe deposit box. I thought this would lead to a decrease in the use of safe deposit boxes, but it seems that the number of users is actually increasing. I also became anxious about keeping money at home, and when I researched the details of
Reader’s Question:
Is Dr. Stone a pun?
As a university student majoring in psychology and working part-time in a judicial scrivener’s office, I often find myself analyzing not just the law but the narratives and contexts that
