valentinesday
If you’ve used dating apps in Japan, you might be familiar with a few frequent scenarios after making a connection. Messages slowly go from quick replies to just “read.” Or you open the app and find you’ve been unmatched without much reason. If you do score a date, you might find they schedule it months in advance, only to cancel the day before. While “ghosting” is not a Japan-only move, you’ll hear it brought up a lot by foreigners. After a few times, you might be unsure of exactly what you’re dealing with—pandemic or not—you can’t be that unlucky. Right? Is Valentine’s Day (and White Day) re...
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In Japan, Valentine’s Day is all about women giving chocolates to men in their lives—boyfriends, family members, schoolmates and work colleagues. But with coronavirus cases on the rise (again) and companies switching to remote work, workplace Valentine’s Day took a different turn. The tweet below is a joke about how Valentine’s Day took a hit this year. Still, some people noticed a lot more men in the office than usual. Women apparently aren’t interested in gifting chocolate to coworkers when remote work is an option. Were you expecting chocolates?なんか今日、出社してる男性陣いつもより多くてワロタww そして女性陣、全員在宅勤務で更にワロ...
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Once again, Valentine’s Day comes bounding around the corner like a lovesick puppy. But if your illness has nothing to do with romance or your purse strings are a little too tight, then you may find yourself locked up inside on the most romantic day of the year. You’ve bought the gift and been for a thousand socially distanced walks, but you’re still not “feeling it.” Where’s the spark? You might find it on this list. Experiment with Japanese recipesTie up each other’s matching aprons, whack out the brand-new electronic appliances and get down and dirty…with flour. It’s time to brush off that ...
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