Blog in Japanese
日本人の朝ごはん – A Typical Japanese Breakfast
Discover what a typical Japanese breakfast looks like! Warm rice, miso soup, and more—see how it’s different from Western-style breakfasts.
Author
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
Describing Someone’s Appearance in Japanese
Learn how to describe someone’s appearance in Japanese using body parts + が and adjectives. Includes examples, vocabulary, and fun practice exercises!
Japanese grammar
How to Express “Can Do” in Japanese
Learn how to say “can do” in Japanese using 〜れる, 〜られる, and できる with clear examples, charts, and practice sentences for all levels!
Japanese grammar
Japanese Counters: How and When to Use Them
Learn how to use Japanese counters with examples, tips, and charts. Understand when to apply rendaku and count like a native speaker!
Japanese grammar
Talking About Your Hobbies in Japanese
Learn how to talk about your hobbies in Japanese with key phrases, grammar tips, vocabulary, and examples. Perfect for beginners and language learners!
Japanese grammar
How to Use 「〜ことになる」 and 「〜ことにする」
Learn the difference between 〜ことにする and 〜ことになる with clear examples, nuances, and practice quizzes for Japanese learners.
Japanese grammar
10 Useful Japanese Conjunctions to Improve Your Japanese
Learn 10 essential Japanese conjunctions to connect your thoughts naturally and sound more fluent in daily conversations and writing.
Japanese grammar
“Don’t Have To” in Japanese：〜なくてもいいです
Learn how to say “don’t have to” in Japanese using 〜なくてもいいです with clear examples, verb rules, and tips.
Blog in Japanese
お土産の文化：Omiyage Culture in Japan
Discover the unique Japanese omiyage culture—gifting local treats after trips as a thoughtful way to show care for family, friends, and coworkers.