〜English familiy tea time in 1710〜
〜A unique Pokémon strategy guide find takes me back to 1998 and 1999〜
Examining the rule that sumo stablemasters must be Japanese citizens in light of Japan’s nationality law.
〜The story of a Japanese translation of “I love you” commonly attributed to the renowned novelist, Natsume Sōseki〜
〜Examining a high-energy invitation for stories〜
〜On the myriad harms of bad social media content〜
〜We go into the grove and possibly find a dragon in this review of a classic short story collection〜
〜What if I told you that there are two people with black hair in the thumbnail?〜
“On moonbright nights, when the coast wind whispers in the branches of the tree, O-Matsue and Teoyo may sometimes be seen, with bamboo rakes …, gathering together the needles of fir.”
〜Following up my piece on the struggles of real Japanese students with naturally brown hair with an article on a fictional Japanese student with naturally brown hair〜
〜We examine several articles on the policy of certain schools in Japan to force students with naturally non-black hair to dye their hair〜
〜An interesting case on Japan’s dual citizenship prohibition〜
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