/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Why is /ghost/ so dead?

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ is just one person

[Anonymous No.]

Because it's all neo-/jp/ at this point.
Ghostboarding culture is dead.

[Anonymous No.]

During last few days I made threads for few popular Japanese memes and they didn't received replies. It's so strange. /jp/ should love such things.

[Anonymous No.]

Oldfag here. I haven't been visiting /jp/ since around mid December. I just popped in and saw this thread.

I wouldn't be surprised if others decided to recently stop visiting, due to getting bored, since /jp/ related content has been pretty slow and stagnating, even out of Japan.

[Anonymous No.]

why i woke up ?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8398788
suck my cock dude

[Anonymous No.]

There's absolutely no reason to. There's nothing of worth written here anymore.

The conversation has moved elsewhere.

[Tokiko No.]

>>8398792
Surely not to /bun/. If you're arguing that, end yourself. True /jp/ers hang out in #/jp/ and #tohno-chan

[Anonymous No.]

>>8398788
>pretty slow and stagnating, even out of Japan.
This.
We have been bombarded by Vocaloid, Touhou, Im@s since the mid 2000. If only RKS took off.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8398792
Did they finally move to /bun/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8398788
>mid december
>old fag

[Anonymous No.]

>>8398804
Are you new here or something? tohno-chan was made for /a/ users.

/bun/ was made for /jp/.

And all IRC channels including #bun #/jp/ and #tohno-chan should be avoided.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8398804
>>8398805
Why would you think for a minute anyone would ever go to /bun/?

Also /tohno/ is for /a/.

[Anonymous No.]

I think it's mainly because of divided userbase due to several archive popping up after Easymodo died.