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Here is Why 回転ずし is Getting More Popular in Japan
Discover the fun world of conveyor belt sushi in Japan, from cheap sushi plates to tablet ordering and unique foods beyond sushi!
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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.
Blog in Japanese
Japan’s New Visa Rules in 2026: What Foreigners Need to Know
Japan’s visa rules are changing in 2026. Learn about new language requirements, higher visa fees, and stricter checks for foreign residents.
Japanese grammar
The Fascinating and Peaceful World of Wabi-Sabi in Japan
Discover the meaning of wabi-sabi, the Japanese aesthetic that finds beauty in imperfection, simplicity, aging, and the natural flow of life.
Japanese grammar
Here is the Difference: 〜てみる vs 〜てみせる in Japanese
Learn the difference between 〜てみる and 〜てみせる in Japanese with easy examples, simple explanations, and natural real-life usage tips.
Japanese grammar
Here is The Important Difference Between 一人で and 自分で
Stop confusing 一人で and 自分で in Japanese! Master the natural way to say “alone” and “by myself” with easy explanations.
Japanese grammar
借りる vs 貸す Borrow, Lend and Rent in Japanese Made Simple
Confused about borrow, lend, and rent in Japanese? Learn how 借りる and 貸す cover all meanings with simple examples and clear explanations.
Japanese grammar
How to Say “Better” in Japanese for Different Situations
Struggling to say “better” in Japanese? Learn natural ways to express improvement, comparison, and nuance with clear examples and practical usage tips!
Japanese grammar
5 Useful Ways to Say “Never” in Japanese
Learn how to say “never” naturally with different expressions. Discover key differences, real examples, and when to use each to sound more fluent and natural.
Blog in Japanese
What is Showa Day? Nostalgic Japanese History Made Simple
There’s more to Showa Day than just a holiday. Discover its hidden story, meaning, and how it connects to Japan’s past and Golden Week.