Japanese grammar
Ways to Say “Comfortable” in Japanese: Easy Native Phrases
Struggling with “comfortable” in Japanese? Master 快適, 楽, 心地いい, and 居心地がいい with simple examples, clear differences, and real-life usage tips.
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Nana Takagi
Nana Takagi is a Japanese teacher and the creator of NihongoNana. She makes short, easy Japanese lessons for learners around the world on this blog, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, and teaches private online lessons.
Japanese grammar
有名 vs 人気 Made Easy: The Key Difference in Japanese
Learn the difference between 有名 (famous) and 人気 (popular) in Japanese, with simple explanations and examples to help you use them naturally in conversation.
Japanese grammar
The Most Confusing Japanese for “Husband” & “Wife” Made Easy
Learn how to say “husband” and “wife” in Japanese, including 夫, 妻, 旦那, 主人, 嫁, and 奥さん, with simple explanations and example sentences.
Blog in Japanese
年度末 : Busiest Important Time of the Year in Japan
Learn what “年度末” means in Japan, why March is so busy, and how school graduations, job changes, and new beginnings all happen at this special time.
Blog in Japanese
F1 Japan 2026 at Suzuka: My Epic First Race Experience
My first F1 race at Suzuka Circuit in Japan! Over 80,000 fans, long travel, amazing speed, and a truly unforgettable international atmosphere.
Blog in Japanese
桜：Discover 4 Beautiful Types of Japanese Sakura
Cherry blossoms are blooming in Tokyo. Learn about 4 types of sakura, their timing, and colors, and enjoy a simple guide to Japan’s spring season.
Blog in Japanese
What is お弁当？Fall in Love with Japan’s Bento Culture
What is a bento? Explore Japan’s lunch culture, from homemade meals to ekiben, with easy Japanese which is perfect for beginners.
Blog in Japanese
Discover the Beautiful Meaning of Shunbun no Hi
Learn about Shunbun no Hi (Spring Equinox Day) in simple Japanese. Discover its meaning, traditions like Ohigan, and seasonal foods.
Blog in Japanese
The Surprising Growth of Japanese Learners Worldwide Today
Japanese learning is booming worldwide. Explore why 4 million people study Japanese and what’s driving this growing trend.