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Bonsai : The Beautiful Art of Growing Miniature Trees
Learn about the art of bonsai in Japan! Discover how bonsai are grown, why they take years to shape, and my own journey as a beginner.
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Explore reading practices, grammar breakdowns, and useful phrases to support your Japanese learning journey. New posts added regularly!
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Japanese Grammar Made Easy: When to Use 時 vs 時間
Learn the difference between 時 and 時間 in Japanese with simple explanations, easy examples, and grammar tips. Master when to use each with confidence!
Blog in Japanese
4 Unforgettable Theme Parks in Japan You Need to Visit
Learn about four of Japan’s most popular theme parks, including Tokyo Disneyland, USJ, Fuji-Q Highland, and Huis Ten Bosch, with easy Japanese reading.
Japanese grammar
The Easy Way to Say “Both” in Japanese
Learn how to say “both” in Japanese with easy grammar explanations, everyday examples, common mistakes to avoid, and beginner-friendly practice.
Blog in Japanese
Japan’s Schools Going Digital: Learn About the New Textbooks
Learn about Japan’s new digital textbooks, how they will be used in schools from 2030, and how they could make learning easier for students nationwide.
Japanese grammar
How to Say I’m Looking Forward to Something in Japanese
Learn how to say “I’m looking forward to it” in Japanese with natural expressions like 楽しみにしています, 楽しみです, and more with example sentences.
Blog in Japanese
What Japanese People Make with Rice: 3 Popular Dishes
Discover three popular Japanese rice dishes, including onigiri, fried rice, and curry rice. Learn what makes them special before your trip to Japan.
Blog in Japanese
Chocolate Mint: The Flavor You Either Love or Hate
Chocolate mint is one of Japan’s most popular summer flavors. Learn about seasonal desserts, drinks, cafes, and why people either love it or hate it.
Japanese grammar
4 Ways to Say “Learn” in Japanese Made Surprisingly Simple
Confused about how to say “learn” in Japanese? Discover the differences between 習う, 学ぶ, 覚える, and 勉強する with easy examples and natural usage.