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Author: Yuko Koizumi

Rainy Season “Tsuyu” in Japan

2022-04-222022-04-22 - by Yuko Koizumi

“Tsuyu” is Coming Soon! There are four seasons in Japan. Spring, summer, autumn and winter. The changing of the seasons is ambiguous these days though. We have “tsuyu” between the …

How To Deal with Hay Fever in Japan

2022-03-232022-03-23 - by Yuko Koizumi

Time of Hay Fever From the middle of February to the end of April, hay fever becomes active. We have to take measures against the Coronavirus, and we also need …

Phrases popping out of Japanese people’s mouths

2022-02-252022-02-25 - by Yuko Koizumi

This time, I’d like to Introduce 3 phrases that Japanese people use frequently. 1. “Sumimasen”  I guess that many foreigners know this phrase because it’s famous. Sumimasen is really useful. …

Coffee ― Loved by Many Japanese

2022-02-012022-02-01 - by Yuko Koizumi

Coffee, in my opinion, is an indispensable beverage for most Japanese people. In fact, I myself am a big coffee lover, probably drinking seven or eight cups a day. So, …

What is Oshogatsu? ― Japanese Happy New Year

2021-12-242021-12-24 - by Yuko Koizumi

Japanese decorations for new year Oshogatsu ― it’s a special occasion for celebrating a new year. First, let me tell you the original meaning of this New Year’s event and …

I want to tell you about the fascinating Senbei!

2021-11-292021-11-29 - by Yuko Koizumi

Do You Know SENBEI? As you know, there are many fantastic foods in Japan. Sushi, Sake, Japanese sweets…. But I think something is forgotten! That is SENBEI! It is a …

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