The long and funny titles of Light Novels
In the last decade, it has become popular to name Japanese light novels and books as a synopsis. This causes the titles of Light...
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Everything about trains in Japan - Curiosities
Every year, the Japanese travel more than 260 billion kilometers using trains. Meanwhile, Americans travel only 10 billion...
Japanese Verbs - Dictionary Form and Masu Form
In this article, we will talk about Japanese verbs, today we will study the dictionary form and the masu form. In other articles,...
Vending machines - Automatic sales machines
Automatic vending machines make our lives easier. In Japan, they are known as jidohanbaiki (自動販売機) or simply hanbaiki, and there...
How to bathe in the Hot Springs of Japan
The thermal bath sources like onsen, sento is undoubtedly one of the places highly sought after by tourists and greatly valued by...
Particles へ, に, で which and when to use?
The particles へ, に, and で have significant differences, but in some cases, it can be difficult to know which one to use. In this...
Japanese skewer - Get to know Yakitori
Yakitori (焼き鳥), which literally means "grilled chicken," is much more than just a skewer from Japan. Popular in bars, festivals,...
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Japanese adjectives in the form さ[-sa], そう[-sou] and め[-me]
The Japanese language is known for its richness and versatility, especially when it comes to adjectives. In today's article, we...
Occasions when you should bow in Japan
Bowing is the most traditional form of greeting in Japan since the 8th century. It may seem simple, but the act of bowing in...
Karuta - The game of 100 poems
Today I will talk about a card game called Karuta, a game that mixes poems, reading, listening, memorization, and agility. Karuta...
How to say "but" in Japanese - Demo, Kedo or Shikashi?
Today we will learn the various ways to say "but" in Japanese. You can say "but" using the particle ga [が], kedo [けど], demo [でも],...
Eras of Japan and Japanese Imperial Calendar
In ancient Japan, the years were counted according to the reign of an emperor, this system is known as nengō or Japanese Imperial...