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From the Times and the Sunday Times, this is the story.

I'm Manvine Rana.

You must know someone who fits the category.

Maybe you're one yourself.

I probably am.

The sort of person who goes around boasting when they're hashtag adulting,

because, well, those moments can feel rare.

The term kiddalt is actually a Western word. I believe it was actually coined in England,

and it refers to grown-ups who refuse to abandon their hobbies and interests and pastimes of their youth. In times of old,

we were told to put childish things behind us so that we can become fully fledged adults.

But as you are undoubtedly well aware, in the modern era, this isn't exactly the case.

And Japan was very much ahead of the curve when it came to preserving

childhood characteristics well into adulthood. Yep, Japan definitely got there first. So much so that

for many people, when they think of the country, they don't just think of the majestic volcanoes,

the ancient temples, and for the next few weeks, the spectacular site of the country, they don't just think of the majestic volcanoes, the ancient temples,

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