apology
Even native Japanese readers had trouble spotting the problem in collaboration announcement.
The publishing president is “deeply reflecting” on his “inappropriate comments” during his recent appearance on a TV program.
The fight for human rights goes on, but these considerate people have earned a ton of respect from some Japanese people.
People who tower over others often get a great view of the action, but some remember they might be obstructing others in the process.
”You didn’t do anything wrong!” shout fans as management confirms attackers were helped by information provided by another idol.
Japanese net users upset over the power company’s use of a slang term commonly found in anime.
Netizens are impressed with how manufacturer admits fault and tackles the problem scientifically.
Taking the time to sincerely think about the question “Who cares?” after a minor screw-up is part of what makes life in Japan great.
In response to the flood of complaints over past weeks, Hulu is has decided to put their money where their mouth is when it comes to contrition.
What was meant to be a brief but shameful public apology by the parent of a rape suspect turned into a lengthy feeding frenzy by the media.
Anime fans have been seething for over half a decade about the Hollywood adaptation of the martial arts classic, but maybe this will finally cool their rage.
The maker’s of Japan’s famous ice candy Garigari-kun released an ad apologizing for a 9-cent price increase, and I still haven’t heard jack from my insurance company.