Japanese Language School: Studying in Shikoku
Japanese Language School: Studying in Shikoku : For one of the smallest islands in Japan, this little island seems to have more character than you think! Shikoku (四国): The 4…
Continue readingThe Japanese Polite Three: Teineigo (Keigo)
Teineigo (Keigo) : Speaking casually with Japanese native speakers is already a great feat in itself but if you want to challenge yourself and sound professional at the same time,…
Continue readingLearning Nihongo in Yokohama: Japanese Language Schools in a Diverse City
The city of Yokohama in Kanagawa prefecture is the second-largest city in Japan by population (3.7 million) and the most populous municipality of Japan. It lies on Tokyo Bay, in…
Continue readingLearning Nihongo in Sapporo: Japanese Language Schools at Japan’s Cold North
The city of Sapporo in Hokkaido prefecture is the fifth largest city in Japan and is also the largest city. It is the capital city of Hokkaido Prefecture. As with…
Continue readingSchool in Osaka: Japanese Language Schools in the Nation’s Kitchen
Welcome back! So I see that you are looking for Japanese language schools in Osaka, also known as the Nation’s Kitchen, which will be discussed later. So before going into…
Continue readingLet’s Learn About Shijishi: Different Types of Japanese Demonstrative Pronouns
Japanese demonstrative pronouns or shijishi (指示詞) are similar to the English language grammatical usage of demonstrative pronouns. Demonstrative pronouns, definition wise, is a pronoun that is used to point to…
Continue readingLearning Nihongo in Kyoto: Japanese Language Schools in the Ancient Capital to Choose From
In the previous article about Japanese language schools, we discussed the two types of Japanese language schools that one can take before a prospective student can take the Japanese university…
Continue readingLearning Nihongo in Tokyo: Introduction of What Japanese Language Schools Are
For those wanting to come to Japan to advance one’s studies, but is not proficient in the Japanese language, many will go to a Japanese language school. Students who attend…
Continue readingLet’s Study Japanese Antonyms (Part 2 – Hard)
Welcome back and hello! This is part 2 of Japanese antonyms. As a warning, this list will be a little harder than part 1. Part 1 : Let’s Study Japanese…
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