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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Why Fewer Young Japanese Are Getting Married: Work Culture, Costs, and Old Rules Colliding
When my cousin finally got married last year, the guest list looked a bit different than before. Lots of aunties. Lots of uncles. A few kids. Barely any friends our age, 20’s or 30’s. And afterward, as we packed up leftover mochi, one of my...
What Makes a Dream Lucky in Japan? From Mt. Fuji to Beckoning Cats
When I was a kid, I remember my grandmother used to say, “The first dream you have after the New Year tells your fortune for the whole year.” She’d smile as she tucked me into a warm futon, adding, “So try to dream of Mt.
Why Ghosting Is So Common in Japan (And Nobody Talks About It)
If you’ve ever dated in Japan, made friends here, or even just dealt with a business contact, you might have noticed something: people sometimes just… disappear. No goodbye, no explanation, no “let’s stay in touch.” One day you’re texting e...
What Kind of Men and Women Do Japanese People Find Attractive?
When I was a teenager in Japan, one of the most common questions among friends was, “What type of person do you like?” It was almost a rite of passage—sitting in a classroom after school, scribbling notes to each other, and whispering about...
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