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I’m japanese otaku. In this article, I hope to share a bit about who I am.

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I was a long way from anime.

When I was little, I was a child who loved to be physically active. I went to a judo dojo, played baseball in club activities, and spent most of my time away from anime.

I did my best to take the high school entrance exam.

He was now preparing for the high school entrance exam and studying for the exam in order to enter a higher education school. I was not smart because I was only involved in club activities. It was unlikely that they would be accepted into the school of their choice. However, once the club activities were over, his grades increased rapidly. And you will be accepted to your dream school.

Burnout

Once he entered high school, he concentrated on his studies and passed his exams, thinking he would be able to play sports again. However, he was burned out in high school and had no desire to join the club, so he did not submit an application and went home on the due date. The adults around me thought I would go home and focus on my studies at a progressive school, but I wasn’t interested in studying. As I later found out, the reason for this was the lack of dreams for the future.

Encounter with Anime

He became a member of the homecoming club and spent his leisure time every day. One day, I was up late and happened to see a late-night anime broadcast. It was very interesting to me as an empty-nester, and from there I was hooked on the world of animation.

Kaitō Tenshi Tsuin Enjeru: Kyun Kyun Tokimeki Paradaisu!!
First poor article

Pose as an ordinary high school student

I became an otaku after accidentally watching late-night anime. In high school, however, he had to imitate normal high school students because he felt that his love of anime was something to be ashamed of. Now that I think about it, I think it was a very wasteful thing to do. If I could have been my true self then, I would have had friends to talk to about the things I really love.

20 per season

Since I got hooked on anime when I was in high school, the number of works I watched has increased rapidly, with at least 20 works in a season, and at most 25. Therefore, he watched three episodes a day on weekdays and five episodes a day on weekends and holidays. I couldn’t choose which anime to watch and which not to watch, and I once watched an entire season.

Animations Watched

The following is a list of anime that I have watched in its entirety as of this writing. but since there are so many, I will make a separate article.