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“Why Don’t Japanese People Smell?” — The Science and Culture Behind Japan’s Odorless Reputation

Why are Japanese people often described as odorless by travelers and expats?This article explores the genetic, cultural, and lifestyle factors that shape Japan’s low-odor reputation—from ABCC11 gene expression to the country’s deep-rooted preference for subtlety, harmony, and hygiene.Learn how science meets social etiquette in the Japanese approach to body scent.

Why Kitakyushu Keeps Going Viral: Fake News, Muslim Lunches, and Meme Geography in Japan

From Muslim school lunch rumors to a false claim about 50,000 Indian immigrants, Kitakyushu has become a hotspot for viral disinformation in Japan. But why does it keep happening here? This article explores how geography, cultural anxiety, and online symbolism turn ordinary cities into meme battlegrounds — and what it reveals about Japanese society today.

Do Japanese Politicians Pay Consumption Tax?｜Legal Loopholes and Public Perception

Do political parties in Japan pay consumption tax like everyone else? While the law does require it in some cases, most political organizations don’t actually pay — due to exemptions, donation labeling, and legal ambiguity. This article explains how the system works, what the law says, and why the Japanese public quietly resents the double standard.

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iPhone 17 Charging Too Slowly? It’s Your Cable — Not Your Phone

If your iPhone 17 isn’t charging as fast as Apple promised, the culprit is likely your cable or charger. The new AVS (Adjustable Voltage Supply) standard requires PD 3.2-compatible accessories — and most old chargers just don’t cut it. This guide breaks down how to choose the right USB-C cable and power adapter, what specs to look for, and how to tell if you’re really charging at full speed.

Could ‘Shinjiro Syntax’ Be the Next TikTok Meme Format?

Japanese politician Shinjiro Koizumi joined TikTok in 2025 — only to face backlash rooted in his viral speech style, known as “Koizumi-bun.” What happens when your own syntax turns against you?

Should You Reroll in P5X? | A Practical Guide to Gacha, Pity, and Progress in Persona 5: The Phantom X

Is rerolling worth it in P5X? We break down gacha odds, pity systems, user reactions, and smarter ways to start your journey.

Should You Reroll in Wuthering Waves? | Start Smart, Avoid Regrets

Wondering if you should reroll in Wuthering Waves? This updated beginner’s guide explains when it's worth it, who to aim for, and how to start strong without wasting time.

“It’s Not What You Think”: Misunderstandings Around Silent Hill f Explained Calmly

From “Soulslike” comparisons to fears of an Australia ban, Silent Hill f has sparked waves of misunderstanding — not through deception, but through vague language and emotional expectations. In this article, we break down three recent moments where confusion took hold and offer practical ways to read game news with more clarity, without losing the hype. A level-headed guide for fans waiting patiently (or not so patiently) for what’s next.

Did We Get Baited Again? The Emotional Rollercoaster Behind Silksong’s Misleading Moments

Fans have been waiting years for Hollow Knight: Silksong, but every cryptic tweet or minor update seems to trigger a wave of false hope. From the infamous cake icon incident to a YouTube copyright scare and translation backlash, we explore the emotional highs and lows of a fandom caught in the fog of uncertainty — and how to stay grounded while waiting.

When Anime Takes the Streets: Blue Lock’s Shibuya Conquest Redefines Fandom

Blue Lock isn’t just airing — it’s taking over Tokyo. Here’s why its city-scale collaboration event is tapping deep into fan emotion, competition, and immersive culture.

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