Category: Politics and current affairs

Some short notes on a film where history accumulates like sediment—where the dead ends of the past pile up layer-by-layer without ever “moving on.”

An anti-philosophical “philosophical” investigation of Wonderful Everyday (Subarashiki Hibi/Subahibi) as well as Tsui no Sora.

Every conversation about “otaku culture” begins from the assumption that there is nothing at stake. This is wrong to its core.

Nine book reviews to catch up on what I’ve been reading and enjoying while taking a bit of a break from blogging.