Recently on Instagram it was suggested I follow Kurosaki Mahiro.
Curious, I clicked on the profile, only to find it was someone clearly impersonating him - they claimed to be him, but the grammar was awful and whoever was writing it didn’t know his voice at all.
Don’t be fooled, he’s not using Insta (at least not yet).
And also, please don’t make accounts like this pretending to be the real person. If you want to practice Japanese, fine, but don’t claim to be someone you’re not.
I know I don’t have many followers, but if you like Japanese you can follow my blog @panda-japanologie .
I started to go to uni this month and I think having a learning blog might be something useful. Also if people are interested in these topics, but won’t go to university, they can learn something with me :)
and I think that’s nice
Regarding what I said about photo shoots at the store events.
Due to my condition, I will not be able to be part of as many photo shoots as before and may refuse some outright. I’ve mentioned this before.
I think that refusing these opportunities or cutting back is only a temporary solution.
But until I figure it out, this is my problem and mine alone.
It pains me from the depths of my heart that I’ve dragged the other members and our fans into my problems.
Right not I’m doing the best I can, doing things such as choosing to wear sunglasses to events.
As things are now, I’m having a hard time wearing contact lenses and living my life normally without difficulties, and I don’t know how things are going to be in the future.
However, I’m going to do the best I can and continue activities.
It would please me for you to be understanding in this matter.
Please treat me kindly tomorrow.
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I live in Japan, yeah? And not everyone here has great English, right?
My company announced it wanted to introduce a new program called Special Activities Day.
My native English-speaking boss is fighting tooth and nail to get it fixed, and for the life of them the Japanese staff can’t see what’s wrong with us being members of the SAD program.
I feel like I live in a Lemony Snicket novel sometimes.
