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Badly In Love season 2 has just dropped on Netflix, and it has once again reaffirmed itself as my favourite take on the Japanese reality television formula since Terrace House. This new season builds upon the foundation laid by its predecessor, introducing a fresh cast of colourful characters, even more tattoos, and diverse personalities who navigate the complexities of romance and relationships in a modern context. If you don't know, Badly In Love is a Japanese reality TV Sh

Are you a fan of Japanese movies and TV shows? Do you have a subscription to Amazon Prime? If you answered yes to both questions, then you’re in luck! Amazon Prime has a vast collection of Japanese movies and TV shows that you can watch anytime, anywhere. Now, some of these shows may not be available in your region. If that is the case, then let me know in the comment section, and I can send you a list of new recommendations! Without any further ado lets get into it! TV Shows

In 2020, during the COVID pandemic, I decided to start learning Japanese. You might roll your eyes, but at that time, studying Japanese or even committing to it wasn't as widespread as it is now. The whole Japanese language learning phenomenon deserves a closer look someday, given the surge of Japanese language content on social media since the pandemic, which is quite remarkable. Eventually, I discovered a language learning method called "Immersion," which involves learning

When most people think of Japanese cinema, the same few names tend to come up: Akira Kurosawa, Hayao Miyazaki, Yasujiro Ozu. These are masters in their own right — titans of the form who have shaped not just Japanese film but world cinema as a whole. But Japanese filmmaking doesn't begin and end with those household names. There is a rich, vibrant world of directors working today — and from decades past — whose work deserves far more attention than it typically gets. This is