Japanese learning

There are so many onomatopoeia words in Japanese. Some can be used to make a conversation lighter and more fun.

Can you guess what the word for "Macho" is in Japanese is?

What phrases do Japanese people use to say something is simple?

Japanese has some interesting idioms that can be used to make your spoken language sound even more impressive.

Ever had a hangover? What phrases do Japanese people use to express their feelings?

Do you know what kind of words we have in Japanese for when you catch a cold? Learn some useful Japanese vocabulary for winter!

Do you have a chance to communicate with some Japanese young people?

If yes, have you seen any new Internet Slang?

One word that is popular recently is "草".

Japanese recipes are among some of the most famous cuisines in the world.

Famous dishes include of course sushi and tempura.

But for "Soul Food" one of the perennial favorites is "肉じゃが".

The Japanese language has 3 writing methods. Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji.
The most difficult of these is Kanji. This is a nostalgic look back at one of Momii sensei's blogs.

Let's take a nostalgic look back to 2011 and re-read a blog added by Japanese teacher, Sakude sensei.

What are the differences between American Baseball and Japanese baseball?
When is the baseball season in Japan?
Read on to find these answers and more.

This is a simple explanation of the democratic process in Japan.

Simply put, it is a dominant-party bicameral parliamentary constitutional monarchy.

Have you ever seen pictures of lots of colorful strips of paper hanging on bamboo strips?
Do you know the story behind the Tanabata festival?
This is a quick explanation.

And in our Instagram and Facebook, there was a great image that introduced school subjects in Japanese.

Did you catch this?

In this blog, we will teach you how to say animal names in Japanese.
First of all, it is important to know that while some Japanese animal names are written in hiragana, most of them are written in Kanji.