Japanese

Do you love Japan and its culture? If so, did you know that there is a holiday on November 3rd that celebrates the culture of Japan? In this article, we'll take a look at Bunka no Hi 文化の日 or Culture Day, its origins and activities that Japanese people usually do

Do you like watching horror films on Halloween? If so, you came to the right place. In today's article, we'll take a look at 20 Japanese horror movies to watch alone, with friends or your boyfriend or girlfriend and make Halloween a more interestingly frightening experience. I love to meet

Are you learning Japanese? Are you struggling with the grammar? If your answer is "yes", you aren't alone. Japanese grammar can be tough for many people. However, did you know that there are basic sentence patterns that can make your study much easier and less stressful? That's why in this

After visiting Japan for the first time, I quickly learned there's much more to the culture than meets the eye. One phrase that really stuck with me was "社会に出る" (shakai ni deru), which means "entering society." It's a big milestone in Japan, symbolizing the start of adulthood and joining the

When I first decided to learn Japanese, I felt lost. Where should I start? What should I learn first? It was overwhelming. But then I stumbled upon a simple yet powerful starting point: the days of the week. I know it sounds basic, but mastering these seven words became my

I landed in Tokyo in late October 2023, jet-lagged but excited to start my new job as an English teacher at Honjo Metropolitan High School. Little did I know I'd stepped into Halloween mania, Japanese style! The streets of Shibuya were a sea of costumes, with everything from anime characters

Thinking about learning Japanese? When I got the news that I'd been chosen as a company ambassador for a three-month tour in Japan, excitement quickly gave way to panic. While my colleagues buried their noses in Japanese language books, I found myself drawn to a different teacher: Studio Ghibli. These

For a whole year, I lived right next to Asakusa station in Tokyo. Every day, I'd step out of my apartment and see the most amazing mix of clothing. One minute, I'd spot a group of friends in beautiful yukatas heading to the nearby Senso-ji Temple. The next, I'd see

Tired of drowning in a sea of kanji and keigo? You're not alone. When I first dipped my toes into the Japanese language, I quickly realized that clinging to textbooks was a one-way ticket to Boredom City. But then, one crazy idea crossed my mind – why not explore topics that