/jp/ - Otaku Culture

will I die if i listen to death metal?

>>39407426
>canin
>it's a cat

?

>Saori would take Inori for an OT3 with her husband
Hmmmmmmmm

give me a basic gestalt on to why there are no threads on /jp/ about Japanese Rock festivals

>>21119633
>not including native speakers from different parts of Japan as a control
詐欺

全員 is a word that is usually used by 部長.

>>20759885
no

I'm a beginner and i've read some volumes of nisekoi and want to start reading Light Novels. Which one is easier, SukaSuka or Saekano? Any other recommendations?

>>19412084
Can't wait for 2020 to just happen and end. They shouldn't care about catering to the international community, they should just say "either accept our culture as it is, or stay at home and watch it on the TV", but no, gotta appear as progressive, advanced, and modern as possible, impress Al the U.N. officials and business people. Hey, at least those types are going to get some Jap pussy (lucky bastards) while they're over there, but they should just suck it up and deal with the fact they're in a very different culture than their own. It's like going to rural Africa and expecting them to abandon all their cultural customs, traditions, and creative/productive output just because you're visiting them. It sucks that, if it's like you say, these types are going towards illegal, underground, potentially exploitive sources to deal with their sexual interests. It also sucks balls that we might very well see a decline in the production of deviant/fetish hentai, lolicon material, ecchi shows, and otaku catering products, depending how far or extreme censorship gets in preparation for 2020. For all we know, they could put studio Ghibli and "non-risque" shows on 24/7 in place of the regular anime broadcasts, and prevent foreigners from A) seeing more diverse and niche shows, or B) preventing them from getting upset if something that hurts their fee-fees. This is all really just speculation or possibilities, but it wouldn't be suprising to see this shit happen. Worried.

>>19212953
no, I don't know what you mean, could you explain that in complete detail to me so that i may understand it better?

>>19057359
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>>19057370
suspicious