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If you are studying japanese these things can be really helpful.(well as long as they use furigana)
... hope the situation improves in the future. (psst, I'll buy this game if the Japanese text gets included at a later date!)
I want to support a proper international release on steam, and that is why I make a request when it's a game I care about.
So yah, no buy from me, either, as long as this policy is kept in place.
I know this is simply a troll post so I'm only going take seriousness of this post with a grain of salt.
Some people use these types of games to practice reading the languages in a casual or "normal" situation.
I agree with this it's silly but I guess the publisher knew a large portion of fans who also watch anime prefer the original dubbing over a localized dubbing.
Of course, that's not the same as having the Japanese text in the actual release, but it's something to consider.
The only chore is replacing all the images, since they are a different format.