the ones in the photo were uninhabited ruins at the time that picture was taken. I don't think it was very common but I have heard of some examples from Kyushu that existed into the postwar.

Yumi Kim's Madness in the Family

I got a rush of anti-AOC/the squad accounts for some reason

I didn't know that! but it makes a lot of sense.

to your last point: I always think this footnote by Otsuka Hisao best gets at how his work is viewed on the Japanese side

South Korean citizens helped lawmakers scale the National Assembly walls so they could bypass military barricades and vote against martial law.

Americans and their disgust with garlic is really odd. I can't say I've ever experienced someone "smelling like garlic" but as an Italian maybe I'm immune

you could try some of these: bsky.app/profile/pseu...

done!

I've tried my hand at it...
go.bsky.app/EdtMMtB

I nominate @jolink.bsky.social