Japanese | How To Live in Japan

Iyashi no sato-sato nenba: A healing village in Yamanashi Prefecture

Feb 14, 2017 | Travel and Leisure

Feeling unwell? Being a foreigner in Japan is not easy at all. You may confront many conflicts and problems due to the language and cultural barriers. If you need to heal your soul, Yamanashi Prefecture has a great place to recover. Iyashi no sato is a farming village...

Running a halal ramen shop for moslem community

Feb 8, 2017 | Society

By emphasizing the concept of halal ramen, our ramen shop tries to gain more Moslem customers. The ingredients are totally free from alcohol, pork, and its derivatives. Our shop has the halal mark so Moslem customers can feel at ease when eating here. Our shop offers...

Word of the day: Nango wo shaberu

Feb 3, 2017 | Everyday Living Advice

During the health check up, the health care provider will ask you about your child’s speaking ability. If your child can babble some words, you can say this to your health care provider : Nango wo shaberu. It means that he/she babbles. Hope this...

Let’s eat Lotus Root (Renkon)

Jan 24, 2017 | Recipes

Lotus root or renkon in Japanese is one of the vegetable roots often used in Japanese diets. Renkon has many benefits to human health reduce blood cholesterol, sugar, body weight, constipation, develop resistance against viral infections, boost immunity and scavenge...