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Japanese Hospital Vocabulary 2 – Cheat Sheet

Want to learn more about hospital-related vocabulary? This cheat sheet focuses on different conditions to tell the doctor about.
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Japanese Hospital Vocabulary 1 – Cheat Sheet

Scared to visit a hospital in Japan? Check out this cheat sheet to learn hospital-related vocabulary and boost your confidence in Japanese!
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Kanji Worksheet Free PDF Download: JLPT N3 – Unit 3: Hospital

When you feel sick, or if an accident happens to you in Japan, you should go to a clinic or hospital. In this Kanji Worksheet, we will introduce to you some relevant kanji which you can use when you describe symptoms or medical problems. Looking to pass the JLPT N3? Enrollment for our Online JLPT N3 […]
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Japanese hospitality: Oshibori

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of Japan? For me, it’s definitely the Japanese hospitality! Oshibori! Imagine if you are really cold right now, what would be the thing you yearn for the most? Warmth! That’s right! Especially when you are cold and hungry, you will naturally head […]
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Understanding Omotenashi: Uncovering the Key to Japanese Hospitality

Omotenashi is all about offering the best service without the expectation of a reward
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Guide On Navigating Japan’s Pharmacies

Whether you’re a seasoned resident of Japan or just visiting for a short stay, knowing your way around a pharmacy can be invaluable. Unlike many Western countries, pharmacies in Japan are categorized into two distinct types: drugstores and 薬局 yakkyoku. This guide will walk you to different places to get medicines and the vocabulary and […]
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A Sparkling Christmas in Japan: Traditions, Treats, and Twinkling Lights

Merry Christmas! Christmas in Japan is a magical time of year, filled with twinkling lights, festive decorations, and a unique twist on traditional celebrations. While not a religious holiday, it’s embraced enthusiastically, transforming the country into a wonderland of romance and cozy delights. This blog will tell you about the Christmas traditions in Japan, where […]
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British Culture in Japan: A Fascinating Blend of Traditions

Japan and Britain may seem like very different countries, but they have much in common. Both countries have a long history, rich cultures, and beautiful scenery. Over the years, they have also influenced each other’s cultures, such as tea drinking. This blog will discuss how British influences have subtly shaped various aspects of Japanese society. […]
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Irasutoya: Japan’s Art Phenomenon

         If you’ve interacted with Japanese media at all, then you are sure to have come across something cute! From famous Sanrio characters (like Hello Kitty) to company logos, you can find cuteness just about anywhere; this is because Japan often uses this concept in many different areas, such as marketing, fashion, and… clip art? […]
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10 Do’s and Don’ts of Gift Giving Etiquette in the Japanese Workplace

Gift-giving in Japanese Culture is an inseparable part of the long lived culture, as it have deeply rooted in traditions and societal norms. It represents gratitude and respect and serves as a means of nurturing positive relationships. Within the Japanese workplace, the concept of “お土産 (omiyage)” takes center stage, and understanding the nuances of gift-giving […]
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26 Things You Should Not Do in Japan

Japanese people are known for being well-mannered and Japan’s society as a whole is famous for its etiquette, high-level of customer service, and polite people. But while Japanese people are non-confrontational, there are a set of “unwritten rules” that people expect you to follow. These rules are considered common sense and one of the reasons […]
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17 Cool Toilets in Shibuya: Tokyo Toilet Project

The Tokyo Toilet Project is all about innovative design, with each toilet in Shibuya being created by a different designer or architect.
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