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Aug 06 (News On Japan) - Naori said she did not consider herself to be in a relationship with Jun. This was because she felt uncomfortable with Rumi's breakup and Jun's confession. Naori then told Jun that the next steps were up to him.

Whether he wanted to start over with Naori from the beginning or get back together with Rumi, it was Jun's decision.

Shirasaki Jun and the Jinguji sisters, Rumi and Naori, grew up together as childhood friends, almost like family. The older sister, Rumi, has a boyish appearance but a girly mind, while the younger sister, Naori, appears cute on the outside but is a subculture otaku with a landmine personality. Despite looking alike, the two are completely opposite. Jun, harboring feelings of love that sprouted at some point, continued his interactions without forming a specific relationship.

‘Why don't you try dating me? Just as a trial?’

This single sentence from Rumi led the three into a distorted love triangle.

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Prime Minister Sanae Takaiichi formally informed senior ruling-party officials on the evening of January 15th of her intention to dissolve the lower house, pushing Japan decisively into full election mode, only for political dynamics to shift again the following day when the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan and Komeito announced they had agreed to form a new political party.

Japanese astronaut Kimiya Yui returned safely to Earth on January 15th, smiling and waving after completing more than five months aboard the International Space Station.

The long-delayed extension of the Hokkaido Shinkansen to Sapporo is facing further setbacks, with the opening now pushed back by more than a decade and total project costs projected to more than double, even as construction steadily advances on the ground.

Water erupted from near the ceiling of an underground passage inside Tokyo Metro’s Kasumigaseki Station in Chiyoda Ward at around 6:00 p.m. on January 14th, in what the operator believes was caused by a burst water supply pipe.

Hokkaido is set to relax the criteria for issuing its so-called “brown bear alert,” making it possible to release warnings even before human injuries occur, as the prefecture seeks to respond more flexibly to the early appearance of dangerous animals.

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