Japan attracts countless tourists with its rich and colorful natural landscapes and cultural heritage. However, many may not anticipate that this land has an uninvited “guest” — the crow, especially the hill crow that migrates …
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Works like “The handsome and beautiful look down on me, who is not eye-catching” will only harm young people! Japanese netizens are calling for a prohibition on such creations!
In many popular Japanese anime works, seemingly ordinary characters can unexpectedly attract notorious handsome or beautiful individuals in school, leading to an unimaginable romantic development. This plotline is already quite common. However, should such creations …
Read More »The “changing appearance” of uncles in Japanese anime! The difference between the characters at “35 years old” back then and now is so significant; could it be related to health and lifestyle habits?
Against the backdrop of gradual development in various countries, improvements in public health conditions, advancements in medical technology, and an increasing emphasis on a healthy lifestyle have led to a general rise in the average …
Read More »To address the issue of declining birth rates, Japan plans to subsidize alumni reunions in Okayama Prefecture! Can the reunion of old classmates really increase the birth rate?
In recent years, modern Japan has been increasingly troubled by the serious issues of late marriage, non-marriage, and declining birth rates. Although various fertility and child-rearing subsidy policies have been introduced by both central and …
Read More »The trend of “email correspondence only once” is popular among young people in Japan, sparking discussions! However, it appears very impolite to middle-aged office workers?
Has anyone ever asked someone for help only to be refused? If you contact the person via email in this situation, would you send a follow-up email thanking them for their reply, or would you …
Read More »Those “people who borrow money to chase idols” in Japan end up in huge debt! Just being able to see their idol’s smile makes them satisfied!
Has anyone ever calculated how much debt they are currently carrying? Although debt can be seen as a part of personal finance and is not necessarily all bad, if the debt far exceeds one’s ability …
Read More »Nippon Television follows the “rookie” female police officer with a heavy-duty motorcycle, who has to come in early every day to clean the office! She has been criticized by netizens as simply a bad habit!
Have office workers ever been assigned to do trivial tasks like cleaning the office when they just joined a new company and lacked experience? Recently, a Japanese television news program, by filming the daily work …
Read More »A Japanese manga artist stated that girls usually don’t wear glasses when going out, and that those who are truly nearsighted only wear contact lenses! The webcomic has come under criticism for allegedly misleading the public!
For nearsighted girls, do you prefer wearing glasses or contact lenses in your daily life? Recently, a well-known female manga artist in Japan, “Sakurata,” published a comic sharing why she never wears glasses in her …
Read More »The red leaves of Mount Fuji in Japan have been cut down, sparking photographers to express their grievances! However, there has been intense debate between those in favor of cutting down trees and those against it!
In recent years, Japan’s autumn has consistently attracted a large number of tourists. The sight of the changing leaves is breathtaking, from the ancient temples in Kyoto to the majestic views of Mount Fuji, all …
Read More »The pilgrimage economy from the One Piece statue in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, has significantly increased foreign tourist numbers! It is all thanks to the contribution of the Straw Hat Pirates!
In 2016, Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan experienced a severe earthquake, resulting in hundreds of casualties and many houses being destroyed or severely damaged. To revitalize the local economy, the Kumamoto Prefectural Government enlisted Eiichiro Oda, …
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