I don't understand Japanese well but I think identifying words in Japanese seem tricky

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Once you got it mastered, it’s so legible since Japanese has the three kinds of characters, kanii, hiragana, and katakana ;-)

Maybe beause of time interval and my program counts only noums.

Ah okay.

I saw chimo separately and I was wondering if it was part of bruruchimo

My buzzword bot treats consecutive nouns as a single word. For example, '自己', '皇帝' and '感' are treated as one word '自己肯定感'. But wordcloud treats them as each words.

Thank you for explaining ☺️

So its just a matter of choice 👍 btw, I'm curious, what does Mattn-san and Whitecat-san use to classify words as nouns? In English, long back Stanford's Wordnet used to be popular for that

Sorry - it's from Princeton, not Stanford University. I made a mistake

In Japanese, mecab is often used as a morphological analyzer. I use a mecab-inspired library called kagome in the Go language.