Japanese Word Of The Day: “Tanabata” is a holiday celebrated by stargazing and writing wishes on small slips of paper called “tanzaku” on the 7th of July. Karamatsu mentions the lore behind it in this chapter, but it’s still worth clarifying since it’s such an important plot point
English Idiom Of The Day: “In the swim” means “up-to-date with current trends or news”
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Japanese Word Of The Day: “Tanabata” is a holiday celebrated by stargazing and writing wishes on small slips of paper called “tanzaku” on the 7th of July. Karamatsu mentions the lore behind it in this chapter, but it’s still worth clarifying since it’s such an important plot point
English Idiom Of The Day: “In the swim” means “up-to-date with current trends or news”
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