日本語を勉強している人、あるいは日本に住んでいる人なら、そう、みたい、らしく、っぽい、で終わる言葉を耳にするかもしれない。

There’s only “me”, “myself” and “I” in English, but when it comes to Japanese first-person pronouns, the options are seemingly endless.

In Japanese, you can say Happy New Year with various expressions, so let’s get familiar with a few phrases.

While travelling in Japan, have you ever got lost in the complicated train network? Japan has the most complic […]

If you are planning to work in Japan, or finding a part-time job during your time studying in Japan. The busin […]

For foreigners living in Japan, reading food labels may be particularly challenging. In this Kanji worksheet, […]

Confused about Japanese Particles?  Want to know the difference between wa and ga? Check out this easy to […]

In this new Kanji worksheet, we are going to learn how to write some body parts. For example, 腕(arm), 腰(waist) […]

When shopping at drugstores and supermarkets in Japan. Kanji can be seen on the detergent bottles, medicine pa […]

Are you planning on traveling Japan soon, but you don’t know any Japanese?  Or are you looking to l […]