Question from a reader:
I’m worried that even after graduating from Keio, I might end up like Watanabe Nagisa, having my life ruined by a man. What does graduation really mean?
Hello! Recently, I was having a conversation with a friend about whether graduation is truly that important. I graduated from Keio as well,
Question from a reader:
I’m worried that even after graduating from Keio, I might end up having my life ruined by a man, just like Watanabe Nagisa. Wouldn’t that make my graduation meaningless? What do you think?
Reflecting on the reader’s question about the anxieties after graduating from Keio, I can understand the worry that
Question from a reader:
Kato-san mentioned that Watanabe Ana had a strong competitive spirit and took pride in being a Keio University graduate. Is this true?
Recently, after hearing Kato Koji’s comments, I’ve become curious about Watanabe Nagisa. I’ve been reflecting on whether her strong competitive spirit and pride in being from Keio University are indeed true. It’s well known that the rivalry between Keio and Waseda is quite significant. Whenever I talk with my university friends, the topic of the “Sokeisen” often comes
