Question from a reader:
I recently heard that when purchasing anime figures at a certain store, the staff asks, “Please tell me your favorite scene from this anime” as a measure against reselling. Apparently, if you can’t answer, you might be refused the sale. I’m a bit concerned about this approach. I think such questions could create uncomfortable situations instead. For
Question from a reader:
Recently, my car was hit by a door while parked at a tourist spot. I happened to be in the car, so I immediately contacted the police and exchanged contact information after discussing it. The perpetrator agreed to cover the repair costs, so the issue was resolved, but the police officer in charge told me, “Since one
Question from a reader:
Is it possible for someone who predicted an earthquake on July 5 to be sued if the earthquake does not occur?
In response to the reader’s question, we will analyze the potential for legal action against someone who predicted an earthquake and whose prediction turned out to be incorrect, from
Question from a reader:
I was involved in a traffic accident, and the other party is scheduled for a follow-up examination in a month. In this case, will points be deducted on the spot? Also, could you provide information about fines?
Traffic accidents are common occurrences, and their impact affects both victims and perpetrators. When an accident
