Reader’s Question: Please tell me about the Koyama Fireworks Festival 2025. Is it really less impressive than the Ashikaga Fireworks Festival? I bought a spot on the lawn for four people for 5,000 yen, but for those who have seen
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Can anyone help me identify a work or the name of the creator? I saw a short video on YouTube featuring a character named Hina from Blue Archive. The video shows Hina shopping at a convenience store, and there are no dialogues. It’s from the perspective of the register,
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I have a vague memory of a scene from a Doraemon movie, but I can’t recall the title. In this scene, the main characters go on an adventure together, and at one point, they use a gadget that resembles a simple hotel. They have a meal inside it. Doraemon
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When you think
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I am planning to attend the Ayakasa Festival on August 2nd for the first time. I believe that the parking lot of Marugame Seimen will be open in the afternoon.
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When comparing the urbanization levels of Yamagata City and Matsue City, various factors come into play, including population density, infrastructure, and available amenities.
Yamagata City has a
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I’m trying to remember the name of an anime. There was a scene in a room with traditional Japanese architecture where a family was present, and after defeating an enemy, some kind of virus transferred to one of the family members, and they had to kill everyone. Does anyone
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I’m trying to remember the name of an anime. There was a scene in a room with traditional Japanese architecture where a family was present, and after defeating an enemy, some kind of virus transferred to one of the family members, leading to a situation where they had to
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I would like to know about any recommended shops that are unique to Tokyo, similar to Randy’s Donuts. My family is traveling from Western Japan to Tokyo, and I would appreciate suggestions
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The 5th Hakkokuyama Art Festival, held every three years at the Higashimurayama Community Center, is scheduled to take place around November 22 or 29 this year.
