Japanese does not use gendered pronouns except for intimate relations.
Only partially true: the Japanese language has differently gendered versions of “I”. Pronouns for “you” are indeed generally reserved for intimate relations, and third person pronouns don’t seem to exist at all, as far as I can tell.
Only partially true: the Japanese language has differently gendered versions of “I”. Pronouns for “you” are indeed generally reserved for intimate relations, and third person pronouns don’t seem to exist at all, as far as I can tell.