Because it relies heavily on Japanese dialogue ("sub" indicates subtitled versions are often sought after), those who do not understand the language may find the long talking segments tedious if subtitles aren't provided.
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[List any recommendations that arise from the report's findings and analysis.] Because it relies heavily on Japanese dialogue ("sub"
: This part seems to be a jumbled collection of letters. It's possible that it's a typo or a coded message. "Sub" could imply a subscription or a subject, but without clear words, it's speculative. they were a doorway to understanding