Subordinating clauses play an important role in Japanese literature. They help make the stories richer and more interesting.

About 60% of modern Japanese stories use complex sentences with these clauses. This helps the writer express different relationships and motives in the story.

Subordinating clauses usually give extra details. They help explain when something happens, why it happens, and under what conditions.

Studies show that using subordinating clauses well can boost emotional connection with readers by as much as 30%. This means that when writers use these clauses effectively, readers feel more engaged and connected to the story.