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So, just get the original version somehow. I bought it on Amazon.jp for example. :P
Official English releases are usually completely separate from original versions and you can't revert them to Japanese. There are only a few multi-language exceptions (like Go Go Nippon! and Nekopara if I remember right). Fan-translations are a different story - there you can just uninstall the patch and go back to the JP version.
Too bad that several sentences don't make sense at all, are out of context, mix up which character is speaking, and so on. "Some flaws" my ass, nothing is fine there.
Hmm, then we have two differnt games here. Yes its true, there are some sentences, which doesn´t make sense, but it isn´t as bad as you describe it. Notice i am not an native english speaker, so I should be the guy, who has big problems with this translation but it isnt so...
And please, I dont want to start an argument here :)
A link to a fan sub patch would be helpfull here anyway.
They know how to do the things the right way and I prefer to support their work instead of the publisher lazzy attempt!
Me too^^ I have a Go! Nippon!, but can you list some more?
Go! Nippon! is awesome
No thanks. Try harder next time, please, localizing groups. :/