Ginko from Mushishi. That sense of being a lonely traveler really resonates with my mood when watching old anime.
I recommend Natsume's Book of Friends. Older generations will surely love its gentle atmosphere. Plus, each episode is standalone, so there's no need to follow a continuous plot.
《From the New World》嘅世界觀係我睇過最完整嘅。每一個設定都有邏輯支撐。
Hyouka's original novel is better than the manga. Yonezawa Honobu's writing skill is very impressive.
As an archaeology enthusiast, I have always felt that the tactile feel and page-turning experience of physical books are irreplaceable. This news is very worrying.
I'm someone who buys both. I buy the digital version of new releases to read immediately, and buy the physical version for my collection if I really like it.
It was only when looking back at the best of the year that I realized I'd followed so much. A year really goes by so fast.
The attitude of "finishers" is actually very worthy of respect. Persisting in watching every single episode is a form of respect for the creators.
Besides anime, Japanese also lets you read original light novels, play Japanese games, and travel to Nihon more conveniently. Worth it.
三個平台先睇齊真係誇張。以前一個電視台就睇晒所有番嘅年代好幸福。