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4 Reasons Why Kids Want an iPhone As smartphones become an essential part of everyday life, a growing number of children are expressing a clear preference for a specific brand: the iPhone. This trend has sparked heated discussions among parents and educators alike. Is it truly necessary to buy an expensive device like the iPhone for a child? Is a cheaper Android phone not enough? Despite the reasonable concerns about cost, screen addiction, and digital dependence, many children are insistent. They don’t just want a smartphone—they want an iPhone. In this article, we will explore the four key reasons why children today prefer iPhones over Android phones, drawing from real-life examples, social dynamics, and digital culture. 1. Everyone Else Has One: The Social Pressure Factor One of the most cited reasons by children for wanting an iPhone is simple yet powerful: “Everyone else has one.” To adults, this may sound like a weak justification, but in the social world of school-aged children,...

A Complete Guide to Buying Second-Hand English Books in Tokyo Introduction Everyone knows that reading elevates your quality of life, but paying full price for brand-new English titles can drain your wallet, and waiting for overseas delivery wastes precious time. In a megacity like Tokyo, things are different. Thanks to a long-standing international community and steady demand for English-language books, a robust used-book ecosystem has flourished.  In this post I cover brick-and-mortar shops, community swaps, and online channels where you can score everything from timeless classics to the latest bestsellers—and even rare vintage children’s books—at truly affordable prices. All information is current as of May 2025. Store hours can change, so always double-check via official websites or social media before you visit. 1. Infinity Books Japan, Sumida-ku What makes it special Roughly 25,000 all-English titles, including out-of-print and signed first editions Dedicated collector’...