Visiting Takayama just for a day? Discover what to do in Takayama in such short span of time. hidden gems, top attractions, insider tips
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Things to do in Kyoto Although Kyoto is a big city, it has a small-town feel. The harmony between contemporary high-rise buildings and traditional wooden
Takayama, situated amidst the scenic mountains of the Hida region in Central Japan, boasts many exceptional attractions that make it a coveted destination in
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Home to two of the most lavish festivals in the country Sanno Matsuri and Hachiman Matsuri, there are plenty of things to do in Takayama.
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You will enjoy memorizing these Basic Japanese Nouns. これらの基本的な日本語の名詞を覚えてお楽しみください。 年 (Toshi or Nen) – “Year” 月 (Getsu or Tsuki) – “Month” and “Moon” 日 (Nichi or Hi) – “Day” and “Sun” 週 (Shuu) – “Week” 今日 (Kyou) – “Today” 明日 (Ashita) – “Tomorrow” 昨日 (Kinou) – “Yesterday” 時間 (Jikan) – “Time” (As in, a time frame.) 分 (Fun or Bun) – “Minute” 時 (Ji or Toki) – “Hour” or “Time” こと (Koto) – “About (this thing)” 日本 (Nihon) – “Japan” ため (Tame) – “For” or “In regards to” 人 (Hito or Nin) – “Person” 物 (Mono) – “Thing” 国 (Kuni or Koku) – “Country” 大学 (Daigaku) – “College” 今 (Ima) – “Now” 前 (Mae) – “Before” 後 (Ato) – “After” 駅 (Eki) – “(Train) Station” 線 (Sen) – “Line” 電車 (Densha) – “Train” 車 (Kuruma) – “Car” 部屋 (Heya) – “Room” 名前 (Namae) – “Name” 所 / 場所 (Tokoro / Basho) – “Place” 地下鉄 (Chikatetsu) – “Subway” 中 (Naka or Chuu) – “Middle,” “Inside,” or “During” 外 (Soto or Gai) – “Outside” 学校 (Gakkou) – “School” 語 (Go) – “Language” (Combine it with other words like: 言語 (gengo, “language”), 単語 (tango, “words”), 日本語 (Nihongo, “Japanese”), 英語 (Eigo, “English”), スペイン語 (Supeingo, “Spanish”).) 水 (Mizu) – “Water” 映画 (Eiga) – “Movie” テレビ (Terebi) – “TV” 家族 (Kazoku) – “Family” 町 (Machi) – “Town” 他の (Hoka no) – “Other” 出身 (Shusshin) – “Hometown” トイレ / お手洗い (Toire / Otearai) – “Bathroom” 家 (Uchi or Ie) – “Home” or “House” 店 (Mise or Ya) – “Shop”
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Top things to do in Kyoto, one of Japan’s most historical cities.
Things to do in Kyoto Although Kyoto is a big city, it has a small-town feel. The harmony between contemporary high-rise buildings and traditional wooden
Took a photo from this spot yesterday with my phone. Retook the photo in the same spot with my DSLR today. Huge quality difference!
Los primeros capítulos de “Shōgun” se estrenaron en febrero del 2024. Los siguientes, se van lanzando semanalmente.
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Japan is home to 23 UNESCO World Heritage sites: 19 cultural and four natural. See all listed here with links to those we've visited.
160 Basic Janpanes Kanji 16 basic kanji that children learn in 2nd grade of elementary school. Related Post: Learn N5-N4 Kanji relating to animals, nature 40 Kanji You Need to Know to Pass the JLPT N5
Takayama, situated amidst the scenic mountains of the Hida region in Central Japan, boasts many exceptional attractions that make it a coveted destination in
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Nagasaki, Japan Guide - tips and recommendations for your next holiday!
In my piece “Combined motivations in kendo and iaido” (Zanshin, 2020-3), I wrote that when I searched for my “why” in kendo, I found that I wish to learn (about) kendo for three reasons. One: I desire to gain a … From the library of a kendoka Read More »
