だれかのためのサポート：Support for Anyone – The Kindness We All Need
Do you know how to support someone with dementia? Here are practical, easy-to-use tips from a dementia supporter training, and a reminder that the same gentle approach matters for everyone.
Do you know how to support someone with dementia? Here are practical, easy-to-use tips from a dementia supporter training, and a reminder that the same gentle approach matters for everyone.
In Japan, elementary school students use a backpack called a “randoseru”, and its color can reflect identity, social expectations, and the surprising weight of a child’s “simple” choice.
Shusse usually means career success—but in Japanese, the word also applies to fish. What is that all it means?
Konbini in Japan are more than convenience stores. From meals and delivery services to ATMs, they play a central role in daily life.
Stuck in awkward silences? Check out these 5 simple Japanese questions to keep your conversations flowing naturally and confidently! Perfect for everyday chats.
In Japan, water symbolizes spending freely! A simple phrase during study abroad led to a surprising cultural lesson—and showed the value of mistakes.
Explore Japanese driving culture, the concept of “paper drivers,” elderly driver safety, and tips for staying cautious on the road.
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.
Japan is known for its clean streets—but what’s the reality behind that reputation?