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Top 15 Japanese Slang Words
Japanese People 5 facts you should know before dating a Japanese woman
In this post, I'm going to share 5 facts you should know before dating a Japanese woman. As I mentioned in the post abov...
Japanese The Truth About Japanese Women
In this post, I'm going to share 7 common words often used to characterize Japanese women. However, attention please, I ...
Food Tako (Octopus) in Japan
Have you ever eaten octopus? You might've been hesitant in trying the mollusk due to its daunting appearance and unknown...
Language 4 Best English Covers of Japanese Songs
Are you interested in Japanese music? Do you think it's not familiar to you? Either way, why don't you start off with En...
Language 10 Common Japanese Gestures
While some common international signs are used by Japanese people, they have a great number of their own gestures which ...
Language 10 Japanese Swear Words, Curses and Insults
In this article, I'm going to share 10 common Japanese swear words. However, do note that I'm never encouraging the use ...
Food 25 Sushi Toppings You Must Try
As mentioned in a posting on Top 10 Things To Do in Japan, “Sushi 寿司” is one of the most famous Japanese dishes around t...
Language Top 15 Japanese Slang Words
Politeness and formality are typical characteristics of Japanese language, so when you learn it, making your Japanese po...
Others Top 10 Things To Do in Japan
Japan is an amazing country with full of wonderful culture, tradition, and cuisine combined with its past and future. Th...
Food Onigiri (Japanese Rice Balls)
”Onigiri おにぎり” is a simple yet delicious Japanese staple loved by everyone from children to adults. It is a perfect trea...
Anime and Manga Fanfiction is Hugely Popular in Japan
If you're a big fan of a certain piece of fiction, do you have the “what if” scenarios coming to mind? Do you even want ...
Food What Is Japanese Dango?
Have you already watched an official music video ”Rain on Me”? It was released in May 2020 by American singers, Lady Gag...
Language How To Say “I” In Japanese
If I was a non-native Japanese speaker leaning the language, I would hit a bump in the road from the beginning, about th...