Jan 16, 2017 | Everyday Living Advice
Some foreigners asked us what is the difference beteween arigatou gozaimasu versus arigatou gozaimashita? Arigatou gozaimashita （ありがとうございました）” is used if something has already been done for you. It refers to something that has been done in the past. Arigatou...
Jan 16, 2017 | Everyday Living Advice
Can’t stand this winter and need something to warm you up? Let’s buy some hot beverages from your nearby vending machine. It is very simple and affordable! Just make sure that you press the right button! You have to find the beverages with the following...
Jan 12, 2017 | Everyday Living Advice
寝返りを打つ・寝返りをする negaeri wo utsu or negaeri wo suru (more likely to be used during conversation) Definition He/she rolls...
Jan 12, 2017 | Everyday Living Advice
Public transportation in Japan is very convenient and quite punctual. Even though some places are not reachable by train, you can still ride a bus to your destination. We will share some information about riding a bus in Japan. First, confirm the route maps posted on...
Jan 11, 2017 | Everyday Living Advice
To survive in Japan, you need to master hiragana and katakana as quickly as you can. However, if you are hungry, it is possible that you may not remember any of it. Many Japanese restaurants don’t provide English menu so it may be difficult for you to...
Jan 11, 2017 | Everyday Living Advice
背中をトントンする せなかをとんとんする Senaka wo tonton suru I pat his/her back ...
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