Blog in Japanese
名古屋の名物 – Famous Local Foods in Nagoya
Discover 5 famous local foods from Nagoya, Japan—like miso katsu, ebi fry, and Taiwan ramen. A must-read food guide for your next trip to Nagoya!
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Luna Atsumi
Luna Atsumi is a Japanese teacher at NihongoNana. She writes easy grammar and reading posts and teaches private online lessons, helping learners turn 'I don't understand' into 'I understand' step by step.
Blog in Japanese
入学式 – School Entrance Ceremony
Experience Japan’s beautiful spring tradition: the school entrance ceremony. A joyful day of new beginnings, cherry blossoms, and heartfelt memories. 🌸
Blog in Japanese
エイプリルフール – April Fool’s Day in Japan
Discover how Japan celebrates April Fool’s Day with playful, harmless lies, creative pranks, and smiles—all in a uniquely calm and fun-loving way.
Blog in Japanese
新生活のはじまり – New Life Season in Japan
Discover how spring in Japan marks the start of a new life—new schools, jobs, and adventures. Embrace change and start something fresh this season!
Japanese grammar
How to Use 〜はず (Supposed to / Should)
Learn how to use 〜はず in Japanese to express “should” or “supposed to.” Clear explanations, examples, and tips to sound more natural in conversation.
Japanese grammar
How to Use 〜ていただけませんか？
Learn how to make polite requests in Japanese, from casual 〜て to the ultra-polite 〜ていただけませんか？ with examples and explanations for each level.
Japanese grammar
How to Use 〜てみる (Try Doing Something)
Learn how to use 〜てみる in Japanese to express “trying” something new. Simple grammar guide with examples and tips for natural conversation.
Japanese grammar
The Difference Between 〜そう and 〜らしい
Learn the key difference between 〜そう and 〜らしい in Japanese! Understand when to use each and avoid common mix-ups with clear examples.
Japanese grammar
What is “Te-form” in Japanese?
Learn how to form and use the Japanese te-form for requests, linking actions, and more. Master this essential verb form for daily conversation!