Sometimes Google links have the language in the URI (look for hl=de or the like), so links from others might inherit the language. Also, if you have an account, there is a language preference within it. But in this case my account is set to English and my browser is too.
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Oh, for *cards* in search. Yeah, I definitely don't get that, even if I add Japanese to my list of languages to show results in. I don't do that though, because it ends up massively skewing towards Japanese results. Have you tried removing German?pic.twitter.com/2NOQVG5o5X
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For me, I find that if I need info only available in Japanese, I'll be searching for it in Japanese anyway, and that returns Japanese results. Not having a language in that list is not a hard filter. On the contrary, having it seems to give undue weight to that language.
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