/jp/ - Otaku Culture

How Japanese are you truly? Take the test.

I...
-Am Japanese
-Lived in Japan for a period of my life exceeding one year
-Know conversational Japanese
-Can speak, read, and write Japanese adeptly
-Have been to Japan.
-Live in Japan
-Am a respected member of my Japanese community
-Hold a job in Japan
-Have Japanese friends (in Japan)
-Know all of the formal customs of Japan
-Know as much Japanese history as the average Jap
-Have knowledge of many different Japanese dishes
-Have cooked many Japanese dishes

1-3 - Japanese poseur, spend more time practicing your Kenji and Katagana.
4-7 - Japanese neophyte-- you might fool your friends.
8-11 - Japanese enthusiast, you're truly interested in Japan and are willing to work towards integrating yourself into its culture
12-13 - TrUe JaPaNesE, you are every /jp/er's hero!

Easily the most moe man in the world.

So after being on /jp/ forever, I finally decided to maybe play Touhou or a Visual Novel.

However, I never investigated what either of them is exactly.
I only know Touhou is ikaruga for retards who can't afford themselves a console and buy a game.

But what Visual Novel should I play ?
I have no realy interest in horror animes, so don't give me that shit.

>>1353075
But I gave you a perfect score!

>>1073810

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I love your figures so much

Can I come to your place?

Hay /jp/,

I need some halp from Japanese-speaking anons here. I'm writing back to a Japanese penpal who's 38 and I'm 17 (Inb4 underage b& etc.).. and she's gotten less formal lately, using -した instead of -しました, calling me [name]-君, etc. Would she expect me to keep speaking formally to her, since she's of "superior social status"? I haven't been to Japan yet so I don't have a lot of experience with formality and she doesn't really comment on it in our letters.

I know prostitution is basically illegal in Japan.
But there are Soaphotels etc.

So my question is, how is this in Tokyo ?
I mean, there are these brothels there, but how are they when suddenly a foreigner would enter it ?

Pic obviously unrelated.