Konbini stores, or "convenience stores," are a fundamental aspect of Japanese culture and lifestyle. These shops are found in every neighborhood and are open 24/7, offering a wide range of products from basic necessities to culinary delights.

In Japan, the student council is called Seitokai 生徒会 and has an important role within schools. It is made up of students elected by their classmates (and other classes) and represent the students' interests at the school, among other useful and interesting activities. Many of you manga, anime or drama fans will have got to know him.

 "Kokologia", a term that I came across by pure chance, and having studied psychology, aroused my interest, so much so that it pushed me to deepen. Let's find out what it is and why it is interesting from many points of view.

The word, in itself, is a neologism: it prefixes the Japanese term 心 , Kokoro, or "heart, mind, spirit, essence", and as a suffix λόγος, Logos, Greek, which means "to choose, tell, enumerate, study". That said, what is it?

Never underestimate the Japanese when they are desperately trying to achieve something, including social and economic stability that allows them to be part of society. For example? Through marriage.
We are facing a social phenomenon that was born a few years ago, but which has crystallized and codified over the years. Just think that the word konkatsu of perse was used for the first time around 2007 and later revived a few years later in a publication, becoming the word among the most used in 2008.