さぶ (雑誌)

じょ・ななꜜじょ、はちꜜじょ、きゅꜜうじょ、じゅꜜうじょ 分（ぶ） → いちꜜぶ、にꜜぶ、さꜜんぶ、よꜜんぶ・しꜜぶ、ごꜜぶ、ろくꜜぶ、ななꜜぶ・しちꜜぶ、はちꜜぶ、きゅꜜうぶ・くꜜぶ、じゅꜜうぶ 分（ふん） → いꜜっぷん、にꜜふん、さꜜんぷん、よꜜんぷん、ごꜜふん、ろꜜっぷん、ななꜜふん、はちꜜ

さっさと: sassato – quickly ずっと: zutto – all the time 切符（きっぷ）: kippu – ticket 雑誌（ざっし）: zasshi – magazine 一緒（いっしょ）: issho – together こっち: kotchi (not kocchi)

Harinezumi (ハロー張りネズミ) by Kenshi Hirokane (1980–1989) Gambler Jiko Chuushinha (ぎゅわんぶらあ自己中心派) by Masayuki Katayama (1982–1987) Akira by Katsuhiro Otomo (1982–1990)

censored was a comic dialogue, on the grounds that it was "too playful" ("ふざけすぎている"). Another popular song at the time, "Wasurecha Iya yo" was banned and

"semester", from gaku + ki) 日程 (にってい) (nittei "schedule", from nichi + tei) 雑誌 (ざっし) (zasshi "magazine", from zatsu + shi) In historical kana, where the geminate