アメリカと日本の推し活の違い。 Do you know "Oshi" culture?

In this episode, we talk about "Oshikatsu" in Japan and how Oshi culture is different in North America.
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[@user-sf5hc2yi4l]

I am a beginner in English. I am not good at listening to English, so your videos help me a lot in my study.

[@Real_life_sucks]

Japanese fans have a lot of enthusiasm and are dedicated to their stars. They send them money, time, and energy. So, there is a difference between the US and Japan.

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You can read the manga Oshi no ko (推しの子). You may understand Oshi culture more.

[@Nanpu-]

I heard there are some young people who "osu" their friends in Japan. Although I didn't know what's difference between fan and "oshi", now I think "oshi" is more flexible way of supporting something or someone.

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I’m going to comment as part of my 'Oshikatsu', hoping these videos will be picked up by RUclips’s recommendation algorithm🙏