Japanese grammar
Master ～ようにする : Effort and Habits in Japanese
Learn how to use ～ようにする in Japanese to express effort, habits, and goals. Master this grammar to sound natural and intentional.
Topic
Beginner
Japanese lessons and reading practice for beginners: simple grammar, everyday words and easy Japanese posts with furigana.
Blog in Japanese
皆既月食 – Total Lunar Eclipse
Watch the stunning Blood Moon! See how I stayed up to enjoy the total lunar eclipse and beautiful full moon in Japan’s quiet night sky.
Japanese grammar
What’s the Difference Between 知る and 分かる?
Learn the key difference between 知る and 分かる in Japanese. Understand when to use each verb to sound natural and fluent.
Blog in Japanese
台風シーズン – Typhoon Season in Japan
Learn about Japan’s typhoon season, its dangers, safety tips, and how to prepare. Stay safe and enjoy life in Japan, even during stormy weather.
Japanese grammar
How to Use ～ばよかった to Express Regret (“I Wish I Had…”)
Learn how to use ～ばよかった in Japanese to express regret or missed chances. Say “I wish I had…” or “I should have…” naturally.
Blog in Japanese
9月のお祭りのスケジュール – September Festival Schedule
Discover famous festivals in Japan this September! Enjoy fireworks, traditional dances, and colorful events across different regions.
Japanese grammar
大きい vs 大きな: Which One is Correct?
Learn the difference between 大きい and 大きな in Japanese. Both mean “big,” but their usage and nuance aren’t always the same.
Blog in Japanese
防災の日- Disaster Prevention Day in Japan
Discover Disaster Prevention Day in Japan (Sept 1). Learn its history, meaning, and how schools, companies, and families prepare for safety.
Japanese grammar
Two Ways to List Things in Japanese: と vs や
Learn the difference between と and や in Japanese. と lists all items completely, while や gives examples like “and so on.” Clear guide with examples!