Reader’s Question:
Are there any anime characters with the name “Aoi”?
When it comes to anime, names often carry significant weight, representing not just the characters themselves but also their personality, role in the story, and sometimes even their fate. “Aoi” is
The Toyohashi Gion Festival, held in the city of Toyohashi in Aichi Prefecture, is a vibrant celebration that showcases traditional Japanese culture through colorful floats, local cuisine, and spirited
Reader’s Question:
I’m trying to remember the name of an anime I watched a while ago. It features a hero and a demon king who work in the real world, and the setting is in Shizuoka. I initially thought it was “The Devil is a Part-Timer!” but that one is set
Eight years ago, while wandering through the historic streets of Kyoto, I stumbled upon a fascinating piece of history – a medal. This discovery was not just a trinket; it bore the inscription
Kyoto, a city that beautifully marries the past with the present, is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the rich culture and history of Japan. With its stunning temples, traditional tea houses, and
Reader’s Question:
Are there any cases of people committing suicide because they believed in the concept of reincarnation in another world? Also, I know of a case where a boy committed suicide after watching a show by Akihiro Ebihara, believing in “reincarnation.” Why are there so few cases of young people
Reader’s Question:
I’ve noticed that in some old anime and comedy sketches from the Showa era, Chinese characters often end their sentences with “アルヨ.” Does anyone know where this speech pattern originated from?
You know, it’s funny how certain phrases can stick with you, especially when they
Question from a Reader:
I want to see Kabuki, but I’m hesitant because of the many scandals involving actors. I can’t bring myself to pay to watch performances by those involved in hidden children, infidelity, violence, sexual harassment, and other issues. What do you all think about this? Doesn’t it bother you?
Recently, while spending time with
Fireworks festivals in Japan are a sensory feast, combining vibrant colors, breathtaking displays, and the magic of summer nights. If you’re planning a trip to Aichi and trying to decide between
The Shikinen Sengu ceremony at Ise Jingu is a profound reflection of Japan’s cultural heritage and reverence for nature. This ritual emphasizes the importance of renewal and the cyclical nature of life,
