キャッシュレス社会 – Cashless Society in Japan
Learn about Japan’s growing cashless society, where people pay with cards and apps, and why cash is still commonly used in daily life.
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Study material for the JLPT N4 level: grammar, natural expressions and reading practice to move beyond the basics.
Learn about Japan’s growing cashless society, where people pay with cards and apps, and why cash is still commonly used in daily life.
Learn essential train manners in Japan—stay quiet, respect priority seats, turn off phones, wear backpacks in front, and line up politely.
Learn how to say “I hope” in Japanese using といい. Compare といいですね, といいね, といいんですが, and といいんだけど with examples.
Explore the rising trend of cosmetic surgery in Japan, Korea, and beyond. Learn its pros, cons, and why more people are choosing to change their appearance.
Learn how to say “I want” in Japanese using ~たい and ~てほしい. Discover the difference and how to use each in real-life situations.
Learn about Japan’s “nomikai” (company drinking parties): their purpose, timing, manners, and how they help build stronger work relationships in a relaxed atmosphere.
Learn how to use 〜みたい to say “looks like” or “seems like” in Japanese. Grammar, examples, and tips to sound more natural in conversation.
Learn the difference between ~ている and ~てある in Japanese. Understand how to describe current actions vs. intentional results with examples.
A busy student shares their weekend plan to relax, read, meet a friend at a café, study for JLPT N4, clean, and recharge before the week begins.
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