/jp/ - Otaku Culture

You should never outgrow something you enjoy.

People say "outgrow," but they really mean "give up on what you consider fun and start doing repetitive shit everyday that you will never enjoy but for some reason it's necessary for you to be a complete human being."

It's not necessary, for the most part, it just interconnects and gives other people power over you.

>'Sup /jp/.

>I only know Touhou through IOSYS and fan art. Can anyone explain what the big whoop is?

I know. These Touhoufags don't really know Japan like we do, they're just fakers.

I hate weeaboos. I don't conisder myself a weeaboo, I'm actually Japanese for real, well almost. I will be when I live in Japan though. Right now I'm studying japanese, japanese history and I'm following Bushido, the way of the warrior. This is why I hate weeaboos that know 5 words in japanese and use them all the time, kawaai baka DESU NE MOTHERFUCKER. I'm actually trying to become Japanese for real unlike all these faker wees. FUCK YOU WEEABOOS

So my question is, how good are my chances of becoming Japanese for real?

>How does Ayumi Hamasaki make you feel, /jp/?

>Just wondering, do you weeaboos listen to any Japanese metal bands, or do you only care about J-Pop?