/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I remember a friend once recommended me Yoshida Brothers. They were great, especially for meditating. So what can you recommend me something that would be like >>11082560 said:
> I have fallen in love with the shamisen sound and a flute sound.
Shamisens, flutes and other somewhat Japanese traditional instrument music. Preferably relaxing.

Why doesn't moot give us Japanese captcha?

First, we get a hiragana captcha. Quality of /jp/ improves drastically ...for a few weeks, when we notice that a lot of the shitposters enjoy shitting up /jp/ enough to learn hiragana. So we try a katakana captcha instead, and same thing happens, works at first, but doesn't take long before everyone can bypass it. So we decide that the kana are a little too easy to learn, and decide to move on to kanji, using grade 1 jouyou kanji, which most veterans should know by now, but should be enough to scare away anyone unwanted. Things look brighter, but with time, it's undeniable that /jp/ is starting to return to how it was. Let's move up to grade 2, that should be harder! Same thing happens. Grade 3, same thing. Grade 4, 5 and 6, same thing. High school jouyou! A golden age of a few months, and then the same. Well, fuck kanji, let's do some vocabulary. Same thing. Advanced vocabulary! Advanced grammar! 2ch slang! Osakaben! Yakuza slang! The way samurai addressed their daimyo in the Sengoku era!

And about 2 years after the hiragana captcha was introduced, most /jp/ers know more Japanese than Japanese people themselves.

Feel free to talk about the original topic as well guys.

>>9269266
Oh yes, everytime i come to /jp/ i always make 2-3 yukkuri silly threads hoping it'll cheer up /jp/.

Do you guys really hate my yukkuri threads that much? :(

Guys I put real effort into this, please don't ignore me >>9244545

>>9190576
>>9190601
PLZ REPLIE!1

hey I'm on /jp/

and this is crazy

but this is my thread

so post here maybe?