What do various houses mean?

Various types of homes refer to various types of people who stay at home and do not go out.

"Otaku" is the abbreviation of "otaku/otaku", derived from the Japanese word "otaku (おたく)/オタク/Otaku". The original meaning of "Otaku (おたく)" is a respectful term for the other person's home, which is equivalent to the Chinese words "Fushang" and "Guifu".

Various types of otakus:

1. Otaku: This context is the original extended meaning, referring to people who are extremely passionate about specific fields. . ?

2. Otaku: A term used in the Chinese-speaking community for a specific group of people with attributes such as "sit-at-home", "indoor style", and "waste". The similar Japanese word is "ひきこもり".

3. Military otakus: Those who are passionate about the military field are referred to as "military otakus". ?

4. Railway geeks: A group that is passionate about railways and trains. ?

5. Photography nerds: A group of people who are passionate about cameras and photography. ?

6. Technology nerds: For groups who are keen to delve into technology in specific fields, or have certain technical knowledge and enjoy it. ?

7. Idol otaku: A support group for Japanese idols, mostly seen in the activities of female idols and voice actors. ?

8. Otaku: specifically refers to a group of women who are passionate about the ACG field. ?

9. Dead nerd: refers to a group in the Chinese-speaking circle who are extremely enthusiastic about the ACG field to a certain extent. ?

Extended information

The extended meaning of home: ?

1. ? Squatting at home: people who stay at home and do not go out, a derogatory use of indoor style. ?

2. NEET: A type of social group that “does not study, does not work, and does not receive training”. ?

3. Wapanese: A term used in European and American circles for people who are addicted to Japanese subculture. It is mostly used to refer to white people. ?

4. Home guard (Japanese): synonym for NEET.

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5. Otaku culture (otaku culture): the special culture held by the otaku group