Question from a reader:
I received documents related to a traffic accident, but should I write the year in the Western calendar or the Reiwa era? The documents I received have both, and I’m unsure which one to use.
Hearing that traffic accident documents have arrived can be quite startling. The stress of
Reader’s Question:
Is it possible to return amulets to Seimei Shrine in Kyoto around 7 PM?
Reader’s Question:
Why does Masuo continue to live with the Isono family even after marrying Sazae?
As a psychology major and an avid fan of Japanese culture, I often find myself diving into the intricate world
Reader’s Question:
What is the Japanese anime work that is considered the origin of “fujoshi”? I feel like there were already elements of it during the era of Osamu Tezuka and Moto Hagio, even before the term “fujoshi” existed.
The term “fujoshi,” which translates
Question from a reader:
Please tell me about concept cafes. Can minors enter a concept cafe that is labeled as a Cafe&bar?
A concept cafe, or “konkafe,” is a cafe operated based on a specific theme or concept. In Japan, there are various styles, especially maid cafes, anime cafes, cat cafes, and cafes themed
Reader’s Question:
I heard that “Jigoku Sensei Nube” will be available for catch-up streaming on TVer starting from July 2nd at 11:15 PM. Can anyone tell me what day and time it will be available for streaming each week?
As an avid anime fan, I
Reader’s Question:
Has the Water田 wasabi version of Doraemon, titled “The World is Full of Lies” (Gishin Anki), been adapted into an anime? If so, could you let me know which volume of the rental DVD it is on? It’s the story about the 100 yen ice cream and the 50
Reader’s Question:
Why does Sazae-san remain set in the Showa era, and why doesn’t Doraemon feature smartphones? I think it would be better if they were updated like Detective Conan and Crayon Shin-chan, with modern settings and furniture, and it would be more interesting if Doraemon had a smartphone too.
The Cultural Significance of Souvenirs in Japanese Student Life: A Deep Dive into Symbolism, Ethics, and Fan Culture Introduction Japanese youth culture, particularly in high school, is rich with tradition, camaraderie, and unique rites of passage. Club activities, or “bukatsu,” play a crucial role in these formative years, often culminating in trips and competitions that forge lasting memories. Recently, a
Your Ultimate Guide to Traveling in Japan: An Expert’s Perspective Japan is a destination that captivates the imagination with its unique blend of tradition and modernity, offering travelers a plethora of experiences that are both enriching and unforgettable. From splendid
