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My story of living abroad: I couldn't stand the sweltering hot weather there. It is just like Japanese summer- I was always tired. I feel like I could not adapt well- I always miss Japanese sushi, the taste of sushi abroad was not that good.. In Indonesia, the sushi...
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Challenging myself to work abroad: A story by Japanese living in Indonesia
My experience working abroad- well, there is no subway in Indonesia and the train is not convenient either. We Japanese generally use a car with the driver, so sometimes I feel uneasy of being chauffeured to various places by the local driver. As for the...
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Maki Horikita Retires and Chooses Motherhood Over Career
Actress and new mother Maki Horikita (28) has officially retired from entertainment industry on February 28. On her statement that was released on Oricon News she stated that, as a mother she wants to protect her family happiness and create a family that is full with...
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Flower and Other Female Musicians Will Appear on TBS “COUNT DOWN TV”
TBS music program "COUNT DOWN TV" (every Saturday at 00:58 - 01:53 AM) will air its special episode titled "COUNT DOWN TV GIRLS FES". This special episode will be held and recorded at Tokyo Yoyogi National Gymnasium on White Day, March 14, 2017. The singer/musicians...
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Watch Makoto Shinkai’s Anime on TV Asahi
If you love anime, especially the big hit "Kimi no Na wa" ("Your Name, 2016) by Makoto Shinkai, then you have to watch his previous works which will be aired on TV Asahi (local Kanto area only) next month. "Kotonoha no Niwa" ("The Garden of Words") will be aired on...
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New Spring Desserts from Convenience Stores
Konbini or convenience store is the place where you can get some yummy and nice cakes or dessert with low prices. From sweet sandwich to cheesecake, here are some 新発売 (read: shinhatsubai, meaning newest or latest release) desserts for this spring that you can get from...
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How to use your Japanese AC remote control
Having trouble reading your Japanese AC remote control? You just need to remember some basic kanji in order to operate your remote control. Instructions How To Use Your AC Remote in Japan 冷房 (reibou) means air...
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How to take care and clean your tatami room
A tatami (畳) is a type of mat used as a flooring material in traditional Japanese-style rooms. You may have at least one tatami room (washitsu) in your apartment or house. When you move to your apartment or house, your housing agency or the house owner may not tell...
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Find PMS medication in Japan
Having a bad day because of your PMS? Considering taking some medication to relieve your pain or reduce other PMS symptoms? There are several PMS medication sold at Japanese drugstores or at online shop, you just need to remember this kanji, 月経前症候群 (げっけいぜんしょうこうぐん,...
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Find period pain killers in Japan
Considering taking medication to treat your painful periods? To relieve your headache or cramps, you can get some pain reliever such as ibuprofen or aspirin in your nearby Japanese drugstores. Most drug stores have large signs with...
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Karaoke Manners in Japan
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How to explain your symptoms to Japanese Doctors
You are feeling unwell but you can not find any interpreter to accompany you to Japanese doctor? Don't worry, you can do it by yourself. Speak slowly or just print this article and show it to your doctor. No. Symptom in English Symptom in Japanese 1. I have a headache...
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Most commonly phrases used by Japanese doctors
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Going to a hospital or clinic in Japan
When coming to a hospital or clinic for the first time, you go to receptionist and tell them, Hajimete desu ga はじめてですが (I am a new patient) The receptionist will understand your words and she/he will give you a form to be filled. If you find it difficult to read and...
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My Neighbor’s Face: Hello from A Thai Lady Living in Tsuzuki Ward
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