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Yesterday, a witch fire broke out near Rancho Bernardo, California, causing residents to evacuate their homes. The fire, which started in the early hours of the morning, quickly spread due to strong winds and dry conditions. Firefighters have been working tirelessly to contain the blaze, but the threat is still ongoing. Authorities have urged residents in affected areas to stay informed and follow evacuation orders. As of now, no injuries have been reported, but there has been significant damage to homes and property. The main concern is ensuring the safety of everyone involved and preventing further destruction.

The main concern is ensuring the safety of everyone involved and preventing further destruction. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. It is suspected that it may have originated from an unattended campfire or discarded cigarette.

Cursed Realm is an accurate translation.

Disclaimer: I don’t work for TCB or speak for them, I got this translation from a discussion with a native Japanese speaker on the JJK Discord. I'm not here to shit on VIZ either. My goal is to clarify a translation debate in Chapter 160 when Kenjaku walks Sasaki out of the colony.

You cannot translate Japanese as literally as you have (referring to this post "It's not called the Cursed Realm"). There are nuances involved in the readings of kanji as well. You are a self-stated beginner (as am I) so it makes sense. Like a user mentioned in the comments, 呪い (noroi) is used in a variety of cases as a catch-all term (referring to cursed spirits, an attack, or a post-mortem burden) and here we are seeing it ascribed to a physical place and I will explain how.

The 'cursed realm' translation came from the furigana for 間 which is read as はざま (hazama) instead of あいだ (aida, the more typical reading according to native speaker). When it’s read like this, the word has the same meaning as 狭間 (also hazama) which carries the connotation of describing a physical, narrow place between two things, that is also well-hidden (hence “realm”). The はざま (hazama) reading can also indicate an interval of time between two things, including life and death. This is in-line with the cursed realm theory, where the primary occurrences of it were during times between life and death according to the original theorist.

You also made this mistake of not acknowledging the unusual reading of 呪い (which was majinai instead of noroi). You can read more about that particular reading and its nuances from soukatsu and the replies here .

If you are too lazy to click on the hyperlink here it is.

All in all, the interpretation of “cursed realm” is up to the individual, but it’s not necessarily true that TCB pulled it out of their ass or translated it that way because it "sounded cool." In fact, VIZ failed to translate the hidden connotation here, which isn’t unheard of since it is fairly difficult and things like this get lost all the time when going from JP to EN. It is subtle and difficult to convey in just one dialogue bubble. Even readers who believe the Cursed Realm is not real should grasp the nuance of the kanji and acknowledge Kenjaku's usage of 間 (hazama) indicates a sort of physical place.

New American Bible
Therefore a curse devours the earth, and its inhabitants pay for their guilt; Therefore they who dwell on earth have dwindled, and only a few are left.

The witch fire near Rancho Bernardo serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of wildfires and the importance of preparedness in fire-prone areas..

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