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And is no-one else going to comment on the maid otaku giving the thumbs up?!
That hit me too. I think this the first time her grade has been mentioned. I was assuming she was a Third Year. She is indeed 15 or 16. Japan is fairly strict on your age starting at Elementary School Grade 1.Doesn’t class 1-2 mean she’s like 15-16?
I thought she was closer to 18 so this wouldn’t be weird 🤦♂️
No bueno
High School Year | Age at End of Year |
---|---|
1 | 16 |
2 | 17 |
3 | 18 |
Coffee, tea, or Wa-ta-shi?
Age-gap Safe Harbors vary by state in the US, as well as age of consent. Pretty complicated. This is an interesting table.In the US (which I know thanks to one of the Transformers movies having an incredibly cringe-inducing scene where they literally grind the plot of the movie to a halt to discuss this very issue) I believe that it's OK if the age gap is relatively small (like less than 5 years), and the relationship started when both parties were minors (under 18) and therefore it wouldn't have been potentially illegal.
So that wouldn't work in the case of these two. But I'm OK with that because it's a manga and Amai is adorable around him.
Based on Japan's age-to-year rules he would have been pretty much guaranteed (assuming he's a normal Japanese) to graduate high school no earlier than age 18.So let's be real, at youngest he could be 17 in first year of uni so i don't really see any such problem when ya use real world logic. Like a 3 year gap is fuck all, specially considering it might not even be that much.
Yeah totally get that, however as someone who themselves was 17 when accepted tk uni and left school, it's totally possible. If ya born right at the cut off it's possible to be almost a year younger than some classmates, I have some that have their bdays a month after mine. Say I turn 17, they wpuld turn 18 a week later. Yet we are same school year 😤Based on Japan's age-to-year rules he would have been pretty much guaranteed (assuming he's a normal Japanese) to graduate high school no earlier than age 18.
Table here:
https://www.realestate-tokyo.com/living-in-tokyo/education/school-grades-ages/
I'm in the US and my birthday is in July. I graduated high school in May at 17 and only turned 18 nearly two months later. If I had been born in September I would have been 18 almost my entire senior year.Yeah totally get that, however as someone who themselves was 17 when accepted tk uni and left school, it's totally possible. If ya born right at the cut off it's possible to be almost a year younger than some classmates, I have some that have their bdays a month after mine. Say I turn 17, they wpuld turn 18 a week later. Yet we are same school year 😤
I can never remember the name of that one, but it's definitely a top tier manga.One of my three top tier manga is a boy-meets-girl involving a middle schooler and a 30-40 year old woman that's as socially stunted as he is.
We don't know for sureHe's 19-20. Not odd at all.