UncategorizedHow To Avoid Common Mistakes and Improve Your Writing in Japanese
みなさん、こんにちは！Have you ever come across a moment where you realise you are making the same mistakes over and over when you...
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UncategorizedChopstick Etiquette You Should Know If You Are Planning To Go To Japan
Learning how to use 箸 (hashi / chopsticks) is the first step to fully enjoying Japanese food. As 箸 are so versatile...
UncategorizedExpressions That Are Same in Both Japanese and English
This article will show you expressions that are strangely similar or same in the both languages.</p>
Language LearningKOTOWAZA: Japanese Proverbs You Should Know
諺 (ことわざ / kotowaza) is a Japanese proberb. Many ことわざ were derived from old Chinese proverbs but some have Japanese cultural influences.
UncategorizedWhat Japanese Era Were You Born In? – Japanese Era Timeline
みなさん、こんにちは！Today’s topic is 「元号 (gengō / Japanese era)」! If you are intending to visit or live in Japan, it’s really im...
UncategorizedRengoku’s Last Words | Demon Slayer
The Movie Mugen Train ended with Kyojuro Rengoku's death. In this article, you will find Rengoku's last words both in J...
Demon SlayerLearn Japanese from the Best Quotes from Final Episode of Demon Slayer (Kimetsu No Yaiba) Season 2.
みなさん、こんにちは！Welcome to Sakura Neko’s Japanese Study room, where you can learn Japanese from anime! Today’s topic is Best...
Uncategorized【鬼滅の刃 Demon Slayer】Memorable Quotes from Episode 3 in 遊郭編 Entertainment District Art
This article will show you some memorable quotes from Episode 3 from Demon Slayer Season 2, discuss their meanings and how you could apply them in real-life conversations!
UncategorizedBilingual Puns That Are So Bad They Are Good – 25 Extremely Oyaji Puns To Make You Niya Niya
Do you study Japanese and enjoy puns? This article introduces you to 25 bilingual puns (Japanese and English). Read on and giggle!
UncategorizedMust-Know Japanese Expressions For Warai (Laughing and Smiling) To Sound Like A Native
Do you know all sorts of laughing and smiling in Japanese? This article introduce you to a variety of Japanese expressions related to warai - laugh and smile. Read on and you will be one step closer to being able to speak like a native!