The popularity of the Japanese drama "Kishibe Rohan" has soared since its launch, and NHK urges viewers not to follow the trend of the mysterious taboos in the drama

The new Japanese TV series "Kishibe Rohan Does Not Move", based on the original work of Japanese cartoonist Hirohiko Araki and the derivative masterpiece of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure", premiered on the Lunar New Year holiday on December 28th, and aired 3 episodes in 3 consecutive days. The second episode "Kushyagara" was aired last night on the 29th. The mysterious taboo word "Kushyagara" in the play has caused heated discussions. Even NHK called on the audience not to imitate or investigate, "for the safety of the audience."

· "Kishibe Rohan is Immobile" is a manga by Japanese manga artist Hirohiko Araki. It tells the story of Rohan Kishibe, a talented manga artist who debuted at the age of 16. His Heaven's Gate can turn a person into a book, allowing him to read other people's life experiences or thoughts, and can also use written narration to change the other person's behavior.

·Episode 2 "Kushyagara" tells the story of Rohan hearing a strange story from a fellow cartoonist. The editors do not allow the use of the word "Kushyagara", but the meaning of this word is not recorded on the Internet or in dictionaries. The colleague becomes obsessed with figuring out what this means, and then encounters a mysterious incident···

·An unexpected problem arose. With the rapid rise in popularity of the Japanese drama "Kishibe Rohan", the mysterious taboo word "Kushiyagara" in the drama aroused great curiosity among real audiences. Various rumors came one after another. Even NHK could not sit still and directly issued a statement calling on the audience not to follow suit or investigate, "for the safety of the audience."