Exploring the Popularity of Noritoshi Furuichi's Books and Their Impact on Readers
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Exploring the Popularity of Noritoshi Furuichi’s Books and Their Impact on Readers

Question from Readers:
Is Noritoshi Furuichi’s book widely read?

About Noritoshi Furuichi’s Books

To be honest, Noritoshi Furuichi’s books are extremely popular. His unique perspective and innovative thinking resonate with many people. In particular, his incisive style of tackling various societal issues provokes thought among readers. I often discuss his books with my friends from university. For instance, one day a

Understanding Selfishness in Relationships: Insights from Osugi-san and Nakai Masahiro
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Understanding Selfishness in Relationships: Insights from Osugi-san and Nakai Masahiro

Question from a reader:
I heard Osugi-san say that Nakai Masahiro has “selfish aspects.” However, he also mentioned on Waratte Iitomo that he wanted to change the day of the week because he didn’t like it. It makes me wonder if Osugi-san himself might be a bit selfish. What do you think?

Thoughts on Osugi-san and Nakai Masahiro

Recently, I was

Understanding Masahiro Nakai's "I Reap What I Sow": The Impact of Confidentiality Obligations and Public Perception
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Understanding Masahiro Nakai’s “I Reap What I Sow”: The Impact of Confidentiality Obligations and Public Perception

Question from Readers:
What does it mean when Masahiro Nakai says, “I reap what I sow”? It seems he is angry that his statements are not reflected in the report, and I heard that this is because he did not lift the confidentiality obligation. I wonder if the problem could have been avoided if he had lifted the confidentiality obligation from

How to Embrace Comparisons: Finding Joy in Resemblance to President Kuwata and Others
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How to Embrace Comparisons: Finding Joy in Resemblance to President Kuwata and Others

Question from a Reader:
Sometimes people say I resemble President Kuwata from Reiwa no Tora. Should I be happy about this?

What Does It Mean to Be Compared?

Recently, a friend asked me, “Have you ever been told you look like President Kuwata?” Honestly, my first reaction was, “Really?” I was born in California and raised in Osaka, so I consider

How Controversy Changed My Perspective on Fuwachan and the Power of First Impressions
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How Controversy Changed My Perspective on Fuwachan and the Power of First Impressions

Question from the readers:
Who do you like the most among them?

An Unexpected Encounter with Fuwachan

Recently, I was chatting with friends about “who do you like?” and Fuwachan’s name came up. To be honest, I didn’t really like her when her popularity was at its peak. However, after the controversy, I discovered another side of her and ended up

Praying for Ai Mogami: Reflecting on Life, Choices, and the Impact of Community
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Praying for Ai Mogami: Reflecting on Life, Choices, and the Impact of Community

Question from a reader:
Are people praying for the repose of Ai Mogami’s soul?

Reflecting on Ai Mogami

Recently, the news about Ai Mogami has been a hot topic. Opinions surrounding her tragic death vary, with a notable emphasis on the idea of “self-inflicted consequences.” Indeed, her untimely passing at the age of 22 may have been influenced by her own

Understanding Celebrity Scandals: The Psychology of Justice and Public Reactions
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Understanding Celebrity Scandals: The Psychology of Justice and Public Reactions

Responses to Celebrity Scandals

Recently, discussions about celebrity scandals have become quite active on social media. In particular, there are many voices calling for zero tolerance regarding issues such as infidelity and coercion in sexual conduct. But where do these reactions come from? I have a friend who is particularly concerned about these issues, and one day while we were