Hello, I'm KDDI! Today, I would like to share with you a series of Korean riddles. Here are the questions. Question: What kind of car do junior high school students and high school students ride in? Japanese translation: What kind of car do junior high school students and high school students drive? Read: Chunghaㇰsenkwa kodunghaㇰsenyi tanun chanun? The car that junior high and high school students ride... Since this is a riddle, "school bus" is not the answer! No hints this time...

In this issue, we will continue to introduce English expressions related to dividends. In the previous article, we introduced the "Metropolitan Inhabitant Tax on Dividend Income. So, is there any way to legally avoid being taxed on dividends? This is where NISA comes in. The Small Investment Tax Exemption Scheme (NISA, Mottate NISA...) is a tax exemption system for small amount investments.

This is a happy time of year for those who have held shares of listed companies until the end of March, when dividends are paid. In this issue, we will introduce the taxes imposed on dividends. Dividends from listed stocks and gains from redemption of discount bonds are taxed separately from other income, and are subject to the Tokyo metropolitan inhabitant tax on dividends as well as the national income tax and the special income tax for reconstruction. The metropolitan inhabita...

Did you find the answer to the last Korean riddle? It may have been quite difficult! Question: 별 중에 가장 슬픈 별은? The correct answer is... 이이픈 별은. The correct answer is... 이별 (read: 이byeol) → farewell! In Chinese characters, it means "separation. If you can understand this, you must be a fairly advanced speaker of Korean! By the way, the synonym for 이별...

Hello, everyone! Are you good at riddles? I'm not so good at them..! Today, I would like to give you a Korean riddle. Here's the question! Question: 별 중에 가장 슬픈 별은? Japanese translation: Which star is the saddest among all the stars? Read: 별 중에 가장 슬픈 별은? Stars are called 별 in Korean, right? Hmmm... What is the saddest star? ...