What's the name of the novel where the protagonist was expelled from Japan while studying abroad?I recommend "Spider Demons Have Attributes", author's "pen name", sci-fi-evolution and mutation. The little spider grew by devouring Nightmare, Dragon Blood Essence, and other attributes. This was how abilities like Nightmare Devour and Dragon Bloodline came about. However, it also had a weakness. It was easy for people to get tired of its routine.
"Japan Reborn as a God" was awesome. The author was Undersea Wanderer, and he was a superhuman. The protagonist traveled through the body of a Japanese student, from a successful martial arts practitioner to an immortal who cultivated (picked up girls) in Japan. What was unique was that the female characters were portrayed very well, and the writing and plot were not bad. Although there were some poisonous points, it was addictive to read. For example, the 2-star hay was a book that could be read.
"The Prime Minister of the Great Han Dynasty" was not bad either. The author was a knife-edged melon named Xue Xin. History: Qin, Han, and Three Kingdoms. The main character, Zhuge Zhan, transmigrated into Zhuge Liang's son. In the later period of the Three Kingdoms, he faced the situation of the Sima family of Cao Wei and Sun Quan of Dong Wu to save the Han Dynasty. Zhuge Liang's fans would love it.
'The Great Japanese Author Reborn' was an urban novel written by Bi Rui Bai Lian. The protagonist was reborn in Japan, from a plagiarist to a literary hero. However, this book was controversial. The early stages were good, but the later stages became a family ethics drama. Moreover, the author had good Japanese comments, so be careful.
[Battle Break: Born Extraordinary], by the proud and aloof Thirteen, fantasy-Eastern fantasy. The male lead, Xiao Bufan, was not a harem, a stallion, or a saint. He was a clear stream in the fighting type.
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Drinking in JapanIn Japan, the common alcoholic beverages were sake, soju, and beer. Sake was the most representative type of sake. Its production began in the autumn rice harvest season and was fermented in winter. It was regarded as the artistic crystallization of rice, water, and koji. High-quality water sources and abundant rice resources were essential to the production of high-quality sake. Some parts of Japan became famous for producing sake due to their superior natural conditions, and the Japanese loved the top-grade sake variety,"Yin Brewing", which was brewed from the core of rice. Shochu was also widely loved. It was common in relaxed and happy social occasions, especially in Kagoshima. Its raw materials were diverse. In addition to common ingredients, there were also unique flavors of shochu made from sesame, carrots, and other special ingredients. It was obtained through a retorting process, and the alcohol concentration was between 25 - 45 degrees. The "Awamori" in Japan was also a distilled liquor. It was brewed from rice and used a unique black yeast fermentation method. The alcohol content could reach 60 degrees or even higher. Drinking beer was also very popular in Japan. Office workers often went to izakaya to drink beer after work.
In terms of drinking etiquette, Japanese wine tables usually waited until everyone was present before serving the wine. In the toast segment, the leader would raise his glass after he had finished his encouraging words. However, he did not need to really drink, as long as his actions were in place. Moreover, the glass would be slightly lower than the leader's to show respect. The Japanese paid more attention to other people's drinking. After others finished drinking, they would immediately fill their glasses. They rarely poured wine for themselves. It was polite to wait for the other party to pour wine.
In terms of drinking concept, sake could eliminate worries and liven up people's spirits; soju was more suitable for relaxed and happy scenes such as formal weddings and festivals; beer was one of the popular drinks in daily life. In addition, the Japanese wine culture was influenced by Confucian culture and advocated moderate drinking. The purpose of drinking was to appreciate the wine and enjoy the wine itself.
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Tokyo, JapanHere are some tourist attractions in Tokyo, Japan:
- ** Asakusa·Uanye **: The new and old scenic spots gather here, and there are many interesting amusement facilities. Uanye is also known as the "treasure house of historical and cultural treasures". There are historical sites such as Kwanei Temple, Tosho Palace, and Kiyomizudo Hall. There is also the Uanye zoo, where many rare birds and animals are raised. It is a famous cherry blossom viewing holy land.
- ** Odaiba **: Located on the man-made land of Tokyo Bay, it is the newest entertainment center in Tokyo and is popular among young people. There was the only beach in Tokyo, a walkway along the coast with a view of the sea and the Rainbow Bridge, and facilities such as the Fuji TV Building, the Toyota Museum, the Science Museum of the Ship, and the Japanese Science Future Museum were located here. There was also a huge Ferris wheel, a variety of shopping and dining facilities.
- ** Shibuya **: It is a diverse neighborhood that combines traditional and popular culture.
- [Tsukiji·Toyosu]: A fusion of New Tokyo and antique Edo style.
- ** Tokyo, Marunouchi, Ginza, Nihonbashi **: It was a gorgeous street that was beautiful day and night. Ginza was the most representative and prosperous business district in Japan. It was as famous as the Champs Elysées in Paris and the Fifth Avenue in New York. It gathered many of the world's top luxury flagship stores and high-end department stores.
- ** Roppongi Akasaka **: A specialty store filled with various cultures such as cartoons and manga.
- ** Akihabara, Kanda, Suidabashi **: It is a commercial and cultural center.
- ** Shinjuku **: A leisure facility filled with couples and parents.
- ** Ikebukuro **: Far away from the hustle and bustle, full of greenery.
- ** Kichijoji Temple **: There is a certain value to visit.
- ** Showa Memorial Park, Ota Kuro-Park (located near Koenji and Kichijoji)**
- Tokyo Tower: Tokyo's landmark building. It was a red and white tower built after the Paris's Tour de France. It was 332.6 meters tall and had an observatory overlooking Tokyo. When the weather was fine, one could overlook Mount Fuji. There was also a One Piece theme park on the third floor.
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Japan iPartmentThere was a Japanese drama called iPartment 3 (2024). It was a Japanese drama, and the region was Japan. The main cast of this drama included Fukuda Aki, Yagi Yuki, and others. Through the latest marriage situation, the plot described the characters in a comical way. The female lead was the not-so-popular novelist, Minami Ayako, who told the story of her daily struggle to find a partner for life. One day, the scumbag who had been awarded the "Smelly Man of the Year" award by her turned into a ghost and appeared in front of her. This scumbag became a Buddha for himself and became the female lead's partner to help her with her marriage.
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