Reader’s Question:
I’ve recently started watching romantic comedies, and I often find myself thinking, “I wish I could experience something like that.” It’s been a bit tough for me. Is this something others feel too?
You know, I totally get where you’re
Reader’s Question:
In chapter 112 of Sakamoto Days, when Akai was in the car asking Konomi about her age, she asked him, “Why are you shaking?” What was the reason for Akai shaking?
You know, sometimes when you dive into a new chapter of a
Reader’s Question:
Is this considered a dirty joke? I mean, this manga artist has included similar depictions in their work before…
As I sit here, sipping my coffee and reflecting on the recent conversation about the manga artist’s work, I can’t help but chuckle at the
Question from a reader:
Is it true that people with last names starting with the vowel ‘a’, like Matsumoto Hitoshi, Nakai Masahiro, and Takahira Kuruma, tend to make more mistakes? I’m curious about this.
Recently, while chatting with friends, an intriguing topic came up: “Do people with last names starting with
Reader’s Question:
I’m curious about Shangri-La Frontier. Does the main character start off strong, or do they gradually become stronger over time? Also, at this point in the story, are they stronger than the other characters around them?
Hey there! So, I’ve been getting really into this
Reader’s Question:
I sometimes come across a character that I don’t recognize. It seems to be a foreign character, resembling a bipedal dog that is yellowish-brown in color. The character stands upright and wears clothes, with its face turned sideways but both eyes looking towards us (the eyes are human-like and
Question from Readers:
Is the tendency for comedians like Matsumoto Hitoshi and Reiwa Roman to not only make people laugh on stage but also ultimately end up in trouble a characteristic of being a comedian? Do you truly think they are inherently comedians?
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on comedians like Matsumoto Hitoshi and Reiwa
Question from a reader:
What could be the possible reasons if Prime Minister Ishiba were to suddenly be punched by Mr. Trump during his visit to the U.S.?
In a conversation with friends, we stumbled upon a rather amusing scenario. We wondered what could possibly lead to Prime Minister Ishiba getting suddenly punched by Mr. Trump during his visit to the U.S. Amid laughter, various wild ideas floated around. One friend chimed in, “Maybe he was dozing off right before the summit,
