Learn usefull Japenese words and greetings
So you want to learn Japanese? OK, read this first. It's really funny!
Learning japanese is something that will probably cross your mind if you are training in karate kyokushin. Don't be afraid of the challenge! It is part of the basic training to know the names of the different attack, block and stances you will perform in karate anyway.
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Learn more with these ressources below :
The kanji site - http://www.kanjisite.com/
The name says it all. A really useful website to introduce the Japanese language.
About: Japanese language - http://japanese.about.com/
Many interesting articles about the japanese language. There are also some audio tracks to hear how each word or sentence is pronounced.Japanese learning articles
Below you will see some articles about the japanese language. I hope this will help!
Popular Sports in Japan
I went to see an ice hockey game the other day. Although I don't follow hockey, it is nice to watch a sport live. The atmosphere really adds to the...
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Shichi-go-san
November 15 is "shichi-go-san." It is the event where parents celebrate a childs growth. "Shichi-go-san" means "seven-five-three." Three or seven year-old girls and five-year old boys are taken to a...
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What Frustrates Foreigners Most in Japan
I read an interview about what foreign tourists say puzzles them in Japan. Can you guess what is the most common answer? It was about toilets. There are Japanese style...
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Halloween in Japan
The Japanese have adopted many Western customs (Christmas, Valentine's Day etc.). Since Halloween was not widely known when I was little, I didn't have any Halloween experiences in my childhood....
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Nihonjin no saabisu seishin
When I go to retail stores in Japan, I am often impressed how good the service is. I went to a pastry shop the other day and I was greeted...
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I went to see an ice hockey game the other day. Although I don't follow hockey, it is nice to watch a sport live. The atmosphere really adds to the...
>> read more
Shichi-go-san
November 15 is "shichi-go-san." It is the event where parents celebrate a childs growth. "Shichi-go-san" means "seven-five-three." Three or seven year-old girls and five-year old boys are taken to a...
>> read more
What Frustrates Foreigners Most in Japan
I read an interview about what foreign tourists say puzzles them in Japan. Can you guess what is the most common answer? It was about toilets. There are Japanese style...
>> read more
Halloween in Japan
The Japanese have adopted many Western customs (Christmas, Valentine's Day etc.). Since Halloween was not widely known when I was little, I didn't have any Halloween experiences in my childhood....
>> read more
Nihonjin no saabisu seishin
When I go to retail stores in Japan, I am often impressed how good the service is. I went to a pastry shop the other day and I was greeted...
>> read more
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