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Why Lost Wallets Often Come Back in Japan
One thing that often surprises people from other countries is this:
In Japan, a lost wallet may come back.
Not always, of course.
Japan is not a perfect country.
Things can be stolen here too.
People can act selfishly here too.
But st...
THE ONE PIECE Is Not Just a Remake
I’m 44 years old.
When I was younger, Japanese anime felt like something that simply existed around us.
It was on TV.
It was in manga magazines.
It was in conversations at school.
And one of the biggest stories that grew alongside my g...
I Submitted an AI Side Hustle Story to One of Japan's Largest Creative Awards
Japan has a platform called note.
It is one of the country’s most popular publishing platforms, where writers, creators, business professionals, students, and ordinary people share their ideas through long-form writing.
Every year, note h...
Japan Said Goodbye to Arashi: The Group That Defined a Generation
On May 31, 2026, one of Japan’s most beloved music groups officially brought its long journey to an end.
The group was called Arashi.
For many people outside Japan, the name may not mean much.
But in Japan, Arashi was more than a boy ban...
A Major Japanese Writing Platform Is Starting to Open to the World
If you live outside Japan, there’s a good chance you’ve never heard of a platform called note.
But in Japan, note is one of the country’s most important writing platforms.
Writers.
Creators.
Freelancers.
Office workers.
Housewives.
S...
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