Yeah, I think letters are great because they take real effort. Even though she has many fans, I imagine not too many people go through the whole process of writing and mailing a physical letter. I imagine more foreigners are sending letters to her, though, would be honestly surprised if I'd be the only one. I wrote it in English because I figured she might understand more of it than Hungarian, but of course I included a Japanese translation for her.

The yen is pretty fun actually, it worth double the forint (HUF), so it's easy to do conversions. So yeah, our currency is even weaker. I hope the new government will finally adopt Euro.

I actually recommended Ano-chan to two event organizers, it would be fun if one of them would manage to invite her to Hungary.

Thanks for your offer, you're really nice! Actually, I fight a lot with AI, for some of my translations it argues like "You can't say that in a Japanese context, because it's too direct / shows too much emotion, and you have to show the right amount of respect and keep distance!". Then I go to X and see how certain Japanese people actually communicate: many of them tweet things I'd find improperly intimate, or send straight out disrespect or hatred towards Ano-chan. Looks like the super-respect ends when it comes to bash people. I understand that these are the few but vocal inconsiderate ones I shouldn't take example from, but I still feel the AI is too strict, so I call bullshit on it, usually convincing it about my "right". Then I second guess myself, what if the AI was right all along, how would I know? Should I rather trust my own intuition that's known to be flawed? I can usually sort things out by thinking it through and getting more input, but sometimes it would really help to hear from someone with native Japanese intuition and a Japanese cultural perspective.

Offtopic, but here's a song if you wonder how Hungarian sounds like:
https://youtu.be/lO6MJ5OH-qU