Introducing Japanese signboard from outside, the actual field. š This time from Kawazu town where you can see pretty early flowering pink cherry blossomsšø
Kanji On the Street Actual Version #3 ~Walking street in Beppu
Introducing Japanese signboard from outside, the actual field. š This time from Beppu, famous Onsen town (hot spring town) in Oita prefecture!
Kanji On the Street Actual Version #2 ~Ramen Shop
Introducing Japanese signboard from outside, the actual field. š This time, from Ramen noodle shop!
Kanji On the Street Actual Version #1
Introducing Japanese signboard from outside, the actual field. š
How to Write Your Name in Japanese (Katakana)
If you’re learning Japanese, one of the first things you should learn is how to introduce yourself! And you can’t do that unless you know your name in Japanese, right? Here is how to write your name in Japanese!
Chanting Buddhist invocation to a horse!? ~Introducing Japanese Proverbs, Kotowaza vol.12
Minasan OhayÅ gozaimasu! Do you know what does 馬ć®č³ć«åæµä» ~Chanting Buddhist invocation to a horse ears” means? Let’s find it now! I’ll show you 5 Japanese proverbs in this blog. Let’s get started!
Leftover has fortune!? ~Introducing Japanese Proverbs, Kotowaza vol.11
Minasan OhayÅ gozaimasu! Do you know what to say “Last but not least” in Japanese proverb? Let’s find it now! I’ll show you 5 Japanese proverbs in this blog. Let’s get started!
Laughter is the best medicine!? ~Introducing Japanese Proverbs, Kotowaza vol.10
Minasan OhayÅ gozaimasu! Do you know how to say “Laughter is the best medicine” in Japanese proverb? Let’s find it now! I’ll show you 5 Japanese proverbs in this blog. Let’s get started!
How to have Majusri wisdom!? ~Introducing Japanese Proverbs, Kotowaza vol.9
Minasan OhayÅ gozaimasu! Do you know how to say “Two heads are better than one” in Japanese proverb? Actually we need three, not two š Let’s find it now! I’ll show you 5 Japanese proverbs in this blog. Let’s get started!
Rumor lasts 75 days? ~Introducing Japanese Proverbs, Kotowaza vol.8
Minasan OhayÅ gozaimasu! Can you guess what does “Rumor lasts 75 days” mean? Let’s find it now! I’ll show you 5 Japanese proverbs in this blog. Let’s get started!