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Category: LEARNJAPAN

HOLIDAYS LEARNJAPAN

Jan. 10th: Coming-of-Age Day | Holidays in Japan

japanup_akane 01/01/2022

The holiday was established in 1948 to congratulate 20-year-old men and women and encourage them to realize that they are adults.

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History LEARNJAPAN

JAPANESE SAMURAI / MOURI Motonari

miwako3 01/01/2022

Know the Other Side of the “Cold-blooded Dictator”

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JAPANICTIONARY LEARNJAPAN

Nageru 投げる -to throw / Japanese Word

miwako3 01/01/2022 JAPANICTIONARYNihongo

Learn Japanese word with us!
Nageru means “to throw”

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LEARNJAPAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE

RAKUGO: Japan’s Enduring Art of Storytelling Part1

japanup_akane 12/20/2021

Rakugo, Japan’s traditional art of storytelling is no exception to this phenomenon. Rakugo as we know it today dates back to the Edo period

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History LEARNJAPAN

JAPANESE SAMURAI / ISHIDA Mitsunari

miwako3 12/01/2021

Genius Strategies Gained the Trust from Three Greatest Leaders of Japan

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JAPANICTIONARY LEARNJAPAN

Matsu 待つ -to wait / Japanese Word

miwako3 12/01/2021 JAPANICTIONARYNihongo

Learn Japanese word with us!
Matsu means “to wait”

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JAPANICTIONARY LEARNJAPAN

Tomaru 止まる -to stop / Japanese Word

miwako3 11/01/2021 JAPANICTIONARYNihongo

Learn Japanese word with us!
Tomaru means “to stop” or “to hold”

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History LEARNJAPAN

JAPANESE SAMURAI / KURODA Kanbee

miwako3 10/01/2021

Genius Strategies Gained the Trust from Three Greatest Leaders of Japan

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JAPANICTIONARY LEARNJAPAN POPULAR

Tasukeru(助ける) -to help / Japanese Word

miwako3 10/01/2021 JAPANICTIONARYNihongo

Tasukeru 助ける
Tasukeru means “to help”

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JAPANICTIONARY LEARNJAPAN

Komaru(困る) -to have a hard time / Japanese Word

miwako3 09/01/2021 JAPANICTIONARYNihongo

Komaru 困る
Komaru means “to have a hard time”

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EVENT AND NEWS IN LA History LEARNJAPAN

JAPANESE SAMURAI / ITAGAKI Taisuke

miwako3 08/01/2021

The Politician Who Led the Freedom and People’s Rights Movement

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History LEARNJAPAN

JAPANESE SAMURAI / IWASAKI Yataro

miwako3 07/01/2021

An entrepreneur who got No.1 in the shipping industry in just a few decades

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