Japan Axing Coal Plants in a Change of Environmental Mindset — A Small, Perhaps Slightly Overdue Victory
Akira Online Japanese School Tokyo: Japan’s Only Online Language School that Uses Scientific Approach to Help You Study Japanese
Summerhill International School Provides Enriching Environment Where Creativity Blossoms and Children Shine
Japan Axing Coal Plants in a Change of Environmental Mindset — A Small, Perhaps Slightly Overdue Victory
Akira Online Japanese School Tokyo: Japan’s Only Online Language School that Uses Scientific Approach to Help You Study Japanese
Summerhill International School Provides Enriching Environment Where Creativity Blossoms and Children Shine
Weekly Japanese Idiom: “Dokushozanmai” — Being Completely Absorbed in Reading As we learned a couple of weeks ago, autumn is a time of indulging in the…
Weekly Japanese Idiom: “Inga-ouhou” — You Get What You Deserve There’s nothing like that feeling you get when watching someone who deserves it go down.…
Weekly Japanese Idiom: “Gyuinbashoku” — Eating like a Horse In Japan, autumn is an excuse to fulfill desires: Dokusho no aki (読書の秋) reminds us that the…
Weekly Japanese Idiom: “Gekkahyoujin” — A Heaven-Sent Matchmaker As we turn our gazes to the sky for the year’s Tsukimi celebration, we celebrate…
Weekly Japanese Idiom: “Taifu-ikka” — After the Rain Comes Sunshine Last week, southern Japan suffered greatly as powerful typhoon Haishen struck the region, leaving unprecedented…
Weekly Japanese Idiom: “Yudantaiteki” — Proceed with Caution As typhoon season is in full swing and disaster preparation drills are performed nationwide, it seems fitting…
“Chinpunkanpun?” Say What? A Guide To Japan’s “Yojijukugo” Most Japanese learners will come across yojijukugo at some time or another. These four-character compounds…
Man sues Japan broadcaster for foreign words A man is suing Japan’s national public broadcaster NHK for mental distress allegedly caused by…
Exorcising the demons of the Japanese language by David Tharp We all know the stories about Japanese who can’t master their Ls…
Fluent in Japanese, anyone? by Jack Seward Do you consider yourself to be fluent in Japanese? Am I fluent…
The race is not to the swift by David Tharp The prize in the race to become proficient in spoken Japanese isn’t…
…And behind this curtain-sushi! Newcomers to Japan, as well as passers-through and veteran gaijin residents, can find some of…
When’s the best time to start Japanese lessons? Now! by Jonathan Broom Most foreigners here are aware of the eagerness of many Japanese to…
Katakana: Tokyo Nuspeek by Sheila Grinell During my first few weeks wandering in Tokyo, I was enchanted by…
