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.
Topic
N4
Study material for the JLPT N4 level: grammar, natural expressions and reading practice to move beyond the basics.
Blog in Japanese
エイプリルフール – April Fool’s Day in Japan
Discover how Japan celebrates April Fool’s Day with playful, harmless lies, creative pranks, and smiles—all in a uniquely calm and fun-loving way.
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.
Japanese grammar
How to Use 〜はず (Supposed to / Should)
Learn how to use 〜はず in Japanese to express “should” or “supposed to.” Clear explanations, examples, and tips to sound more natural in conversation.
Blog in Japanese
色々な結婚の形 – Different styles of marriage
Marriage styles in Japan are changing—explore late marriage, common-law partnerships, and the growing choice to not marry at all.
Blog in Japanese
お別れの季節 – Farewell Season in Japan
March and April in Japan are the season of farewells. Graduations and job changes bring goodbyes, but also new beginnings and exciting encounters.
Blog in Japanese
日本人ってどんな人？- Who are Japanese people?
Discover common traits of Japanese people, from being considerate and hardworking to reading between the lines. But is this true for everyone? Find out here!
Japanese grammar
The Difference Between 〜ましょう and 〜ませんか
Learn the difference between 〜ましょう and 〜ませんか in Japanese! Understand when to use each, with examples and a quiz to test your knowledge.