Hirunandesu is a Japanese phrase that translates to “It’s a nap” or “It’s time for a nap.” It is often associated with the concept of taking a short, restful sleep during the day to recharge. The term can be reflective of cultural practices in Japan, where napping, particularly in the workplace or during breaks, is not uncommon and is often accepted as a means to improve productivity and well-being. In a broader sense, it encapsulates the idea of taking a brief period of rest to rejuvenate oneself physically and mentally.
Fujita Nicole bids farewell to 'Hirunandesu!' after eight years, marking the end of a significant chapter in her career. She transformed from a teenager into a seasoned professional, sharing life…