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Lost Bears and Stray Monkeys in Japan ―迷子の熊と猿

Rural Japan is seeing more wild bear and monkey sightings than ever. Learn what it’s like when nature comes too close to home, and how locals cope.

2 Dialects of Aomori Prefecture ―青森弁を紹介!

Did you know Aomori has not one, but two unique dialects? Discover the differences between Tsugaru and Nanbu speech with fun examples.

Japanese authentic Matcha and foreign “Matcha drinks”

Matcha drinks like matcha lemonade and matcha macchiato are trending worldwide—but do Japanese people actually drink them?

Did You Know Buddhist Statues Have a Hierarchy?

An introduction to the four main types of Buddhist statues in Japan—Nyorai, Bosatsu, Myoo, and Ten—and what each represents.

Tips for Making Japanese Friends in Japan — From My Experience

Did you know learning a foreign language other than Japanese can help you make Japanese friends? Let me explain how it works!

How to Enjoy Karaoke in Japan ― Unique Features Explained

Did you know Japanese karaoke is very different from Western karaoke? Learn how private rooms, scoring, drink bars, and cosplay make karaoke in Japan a unique!

Japan & Cleanliness ― How to keep your town clean

Japan is known for its clean streets—but what’s the reality behind that reputation?

How to Build a Conversation in Japanese—One Simple Sentence at a Time

Learn how to have real conversations in Japanese by adding short, simple sentences step by step. Beginners friendly!

Japanese Short Essay: 「なんかいい日」(Kind of a Good Day)

Read a short essay written by Mayu Sensei about small happiness in everyday life in Japanese, Furigana and English translation.

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