Traveling can be an enriching experience, but for those with severe anxiety disorders, the thought of embarking on a journey alone can evoke various fears and uncertainties. If you’re in a similar situation, know that
Question from a Reader:
What are your thoughts on the defamation against Masahiro Nakai? Recently, I saw a comment on a Q&A site saying, “It’s his own fault! Now that he doesn’t have Johnny’s agency backing him, he can’t cover it up anymore!” Seeing this made me feel really sad. How do you all feel about such posts?
Reader’s Question:
Regarding Okada Saka’s situation, was it really serious enough for her to take a break? It feels overly protective to take a long-term break for such minor complaints. In today’s world, it seems that those who present themselves as victims seem to benefit more; what do you think?
Recently, I came across the news
Question from a Reader:
I’ve been thinking about the lyrics of Inoue Yosui’s song “Kasa ga Nai.” At the beginning of the song, it mentions that “the number of young people committing suicide in the city is increasing.” If, at that time, there had been a similar increase in suicides in the countryside, do you think the lyrics would have changed
Question from a reader:
I’ve been thinking about the lyrics of Inoue Yosui’s song “Kasaganai.” The song starts with the line, “In the city, the number of young people committing suicide is increasing.” If, at that time, there had been a rise in suicides in rural areas, would the song have been about “the increase of young people committing suicide in
Question from a reader:
Regarding Okada Sayaka, if her reason for taking a break is something like that, I feel it’s excessive for a female announcer to take so much time off. Given that there are worse situations out there, isn’t it a bit overprotective to enter a long-term hiatus over something that sounds like a complaint in the dressing room?
Reader’s Question:
Regarding Okada Sayaka, I don’t understand the reason for her break. Isn’t it excessive for a news anchor to take a long leave over something like this? I question whether it’s really necessary to take such a long break over what seems like mere complaints in the dressing room. In today’s world, does it seem that those who appeal
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that the man who appeared on “Hitori Nougyou” on KinSuma disappeared right after the show ended. It’s surprising since he seemed to have been living in the countryside for a long time, yet he abruptly stopped farming and socializing. It makes me think that perhaps he was only doing it because of the show. Just like with
Question from a reader:
I’m curious about Inoue Yosui’s song “Kasa ga Nai.” The song begins with the line, “In the city, the number of young people committing suicide is increasing.” Was there really a high rate of suicide at that time? If there had been more suicides in rural areas, would the lyrics have changed to reflect “In the countryside,
Question from a reader:
Tatsuki Ryo mentioned that an earthquake will occur on July 5. Is it really going to happen? I’ve also heard about the possibility of war. If the prediction turns out to be true, it could become a serious situation, and I feel anxious. What do you think?
Recently, there has been
