/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>35943416
Don't forget, you're here forever.

>>23025044
I want to touch that statue.

>>22998327
>Mina from Kinkoi
Are you referring to Kin'iro Loveriche? I couldn't find anything on VNDB like that.
> Marble Candy Soft, Iris or the first few Galette games
Thanks for the recommendations. Actually, I do have 通心ぼ from MCS on my PC already installed, but have yet to play beyond a few of the introductory lines. Love the art style, being so cute yet refined and likely plenty erotic. It doesn't have any stereotypical misproportioned-face lolis from the look of things, which I appreciate a lot.
>>22998566
Thank you, I'll look into them. Any particular ones you recommend?
>>22998659
Interesting, I haven't heard of this group before. Are their games chronological in any way? Any that are better than the others? All of their titles seem to start with 「お兄ちゃん、」
Tfw I'm asthmatic, and just read the synopsis of their third game.

>>22417672
GX#1-3 on Amazon Japan:
https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B07YQ6LBMY
https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B07YQ77BD2
https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B07YQ6Q6C4
GX#1 - 3 on TD:
https://www.toydemon.com/prostate-gx-1
https://www.toydemon.com/prostate-gx-2
https://www.toydemon.com/prostate-gx-3

>>19581166
You mean just reviewing 200 previously-studied cards? If that is too much for you already, you need to adjust your acquired card volume now, before it becomes overwhelming. Furthermore, you might want to observe your study method. If you're taking too long to remember the card, you need to adjust your memorization method(s) or fail the cards more often.

Personally, I found Core decks to be an ineffective waste of time, and while RTK certainly has some value , it's just unrewarding and exhausting if you want to go at a quick pace. Personally, I think learning the radicals very well in a matter similar to RTK may be best. Then, consuming level-appropriate media of your choice while making simple 漢字 -> 仮名 cards for words you don't know or otherwise want to remember.

You'll be more likely to recall the words due to having a situation to recall the words from, and the radical study will make it easier for your mind to take in the images as combinations of small images rather than a bunch of strokes or whatever. I don't typically have to stress remembering the kanji in each term because my mind makes such good associations with the scenes I find them in. I think this makes sense, since humans have evolved to have good spacial memory. That's why Cicero utilized the method of loci, and why that and similar techniques (such as mnemonics) are so popular.

I'm still just an amateur anyway, but I've gone through years of trial and error, giving up and restarting, all that. Just getting poor results, and a lot of stress. So far, this has been the most enjoyable, functional way to learn Japanese for me. In all my years, I never thought I would be able to relax and enjoy 'studying' like I do now. To me, the "just read" meme is not a meme at all; it's gospel.

To those that helped me get closer to this realization, thank you.