Mousou Sensei - Vol. 4 Ch. 51 - The Japanese Confession

[kaptenkeren]

The Japanese sure have wildest assumptions about Americans(and Europeans)

If anything, it is a western person in Japan who'd be the one confused because of the excessively polite language that you're not supposed to take literally.

It's not different. Yes, in western mind, all japanese did is weird especially the culture.

In western, they race swap the character when go to adapt to Hollywood/Netflix.

There's a story about japan in western version. of all Japan famous samurai available, they pick nobunaga retainer that not a samurai and make it superman. And make it history accurate.

It make people think western are superior while it's equal.

 

[Otamega04]

NEVER SURRENDER IIKO, FIGHT ON BRAVE GIRL, HE WILL BE YOURS

 

[Wizardrone]

She is leading her students astray

 

[NerimaShinjuku]

She is leading her students astray

That was the first title of this series before the publisher changed it

 

[TuzoIvan]

Mike is such a chad.

 

[EchoGirl]

If anything, it is a western person in Japan who'd be the one confused because of the excessively polite language that you're not supposed to take literally.

Isn't it a 'thing' in japan that you have to say no to a gift three times before accepting it? must be frustrating for kids celebrating b-days

And i guess it depends on a youth but other than just telling someone ahead of time going on a date with a diff person the next week is a bit rude but i wonder how well 'mixers/goukon' would work here lol but i guess it'd be more of casual group hangouts or so versus the intention of finding a bf/gf

Long story short, she turned him down. My boy was a bit confused, wondering why she rejected him.
Then his friends explained that he was being too hasty. They say in Japan, you have to go through the steps according to the "rules". You know, there's valentines, Christmas, and all those events. And only then you can have your confession.

Might be ideal for someone 'demi' leaning although animanga wise other than being childhood friends or in the same friend group at school, by the time it's christmas and valentines ppl would already be dating or so, b/c asking someone out on V-day without like 'confessing' first def adds some pressure

 

[BCS]

Isn't it a 'thing' in japan that you have to say no to a gift three times before accepting it? must be frustrating for kids celebrating b-days

I've heard a story of a westerner working in Japan thinking a female employee was hitting on him because she said something like "We should have a coffee sometime". Eventually someone explained to him that's basically japanese equivalent of "I look forward to working together".