There are several Japanese words for stop that have worked their way into global popular culture in recent years. Ain’t the internet a wonderful place? People yelling at each other to “stop” doesn’t really happen that often in real life, but it happens a lot in anime. So with the rise of the popularity of …
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In one of the strange quirks of mass-online culture, the Japanese word “Yamero” came to be widely used outside of Japan in the mid 2010s, along with “yamete kudasai” which I’ve done explained the meaning of in the past. People who are into anime are also often familiar with the yamero from that medium. I’ll …
A comprehensive look at the meaning of yamete kudasai in Japanese and English translations. I also look at the cultural background and context of how yamete and yamete kudasai are used.
A complete guide of how to say “no problem” in Japanese in a variety of contexts. Includes explanations and 50+ examples of “no problem” Japanese equivalents.
A new translation of the lyrics and meaning of the Mononoke Hime lyrics and Princess Mononoke theme song.
Comparing and looking inside the top cute Japanese subscription boxes
We compare the contents of 13+ Japanese snack subscription boxes and give our thoughts on which are best
Probably the defining physical features of Misa Amane in Death Note are her top-of-head pigtails and her choker. These are the main items that go across most of the outfits Misa wears throughout the series. And, yes, Misa does have more than one outfit! Of course, her most iconic outfit is of course her black, …
A searchable list of 1000+ Japanese Matsuri Festivals. Searchable be region or time.
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Near Death Note Quotes in new translation from japanese with full discussion of meanings.