Japanese Study

Looking to Order Takeout in Japan? In Japan, many chain restaurants offer a takeout option on their menu. When almost everyone’s busy working, ordering takeout can be pretty ...

Japan is full of many great shopping options. In this article let’s learn how to make a purchase at a clothing store in Japan.

So far we’ve learned a few simple phrases on how to ask for an item and how to ask for a price of an item. In this article we’re learn...

How to ask how much something costs in Japanese will greatly help you with your shopping experience in Japan.

The bonodori is a spiritual dance to welcome the spirits. Every region has a local dance and a different music.

Shopping in Japan can be a daunting experience for new language learners. Even if you can read basic hiragana or katakana the different font styles and designs can make reading labels confusing.

In Japan, streets are not named but have numbers – with the exception of the main roads. Thus, finding your way around the cities can be challenging.

We are continuing our Essential Japanese series with a look at being able to ask where is something. Very similar to English, Japanese language has interrogative words and theyR...

Asking for directions in Japanese is very easy and a good way to meet the locals. Follow our handy vocabulary guide to learning how to ask if a place is nearby.

When speaking about family in Japanese, you will not use the same words whether your speaking about your loved ones or about another person’s family members.

If you want to know more about the person you’re with, it’s time to learn how to ask a question in Japanese.

Learn how to easily and quickly introduce yourself in Japanese in this handy article.