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And then the argument is that this is just intended to encode Japanese carrier emoji.

> And then the argument is that this is just intended to encode Japanese carrier emoji.

It has a glossary in the back to see what Japanese words the English came from.

The surrealness of the story reminds me a lot of other Japanese media that I never really fully understand.

All this bullshit, and we still can't have separate Chinese and Japanese characters that were Han-unificated.

The emoji sets used by Japanese cell phone carriers contain a large number of characters for emoticon images, along with many other non-emoticon emoji.

The Japanese consider this a possible solution to their aging society crisis.

Of course, I'm not an expert on Japanese financial law, so it's possible financial conduct standards in Japan are different.

Whenever someone asks for a fifth round of changes for a button's color, I think about a Japanese monk raking gravel.

I did see one comment where you talked about Japanese being hard workers and industrious.

To clarify: I personally know several people who have gone through the Japanese legal system and this is exactly what happens.

SDF is a common abbreviation for the Japanese Self-Defense Force.

The "deviant-art-like-but-good" bit is probably referring to pixiv, a popular Japanese art site.

The same may even be true of the Western markets, but open-world games such as Fallout do NOT sell well in Japan, and attempts by Japanese developers to put those elements into Japanese games provoke criticism from the fan base that the game is "too Western".

I chalked it up to the usual "the Japanese are truly mad" maxim, but after finishing the book, I suppose my opinion changed a little.

I started reading manga as a means to learn Japanese.

But I only read in Japanese, so I tend to read things which are quite easy.

I asked my wife (who is Japanese) for a suggestion and she mentioned Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu (Legend of the Galactic Heroes).