>Duolingo Japanese course completed
>1810 day streak
>Unable to write "thank you" in Japanese

"ありがとござ蒸す"

r/movingtojapan weebs on suicide watch

Ukrainian influencer, who gained fame in Japan for her cuteness and toddler-like Japanese skills after arriving on a refugee visa three years ago, has now obtained a Japanese passport. Despite her limited language ability, she’s taken a sudden interest in politics, endorsing the new Japan Peace Party—mocked online as a “Chinese Communist Spy Party” and memed as a blatant foreign Trojan Horse.

Tourists are now attempting to conquer Osaka Castle the old-fashioned way: