Japan sake！

What kind of words would make you happy?

I'm really happy when people say I'm cool.

Today's soliloquy

頑張るよりも時間を有意義に使いたい

Speaking of clubs, America! I personally have the image of

In America, dancing in clubs late at night seems to be a daily occurrence..........。

Are there frequent shootings in America?

A shocking story from Japan's point of view

In this Japanese country, it is the so-called yakuza groups that carry guns.

Today's Soliloquy

Artists are just like talent activities.

Have you ever eaten raw food?

Most Japanese food is served raw.

So, I will announce the things I love and the things I want to eat in a ranking format!

Today's Soliloqry

Talent is expendable

【Amazing Snacks Top3】ーすごいお菓子 3選 日本人しか知らない現実

Do you think Japanese vending machines are only for drinks?

Actually, it's not just drinks, there's also a strange vending machine

In Japan, vending machines are abbreviated as self-sales and vending machines, so if you use those words, people around you may think, "Oh! You're used to Japan!"

For example, insect food - this is in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo.

The contents are full of famous insects in the insect world, such as diving beetles and locusts.

More recently, udon, ramen, gyoza, etc.

After that, for sweets, cheesecake, crepes, etc. To be honest, it's a country where you can live if you have a vending machine.

Well, when you come to Japan, it might be a good idea to buy various things from vending machines.

Today's Soliloqry

i want to make music

Don't you think Japanese people say sorry over and over again?

The answer is no.

The other day, on my way to college, I passed someone who seemed to be from overseas.

It was strange that she said, "Excuse me, I'm sorry," while riding a mamachari with a baby on the back.

(mamachari=Mam bicycle)

I was surprised to hear that people from overseas probably think that Japan is a country that apologizes.

Japanese people don't apologize so much www

So what do you think the Japanese are doing?

I bow a little without saying a word

Moreover, the small bow also has the meaning of gratitude.

So when you come to Japan or start living in Japan, it is recommended that you bow slightly.

Today's Soliloquy

Recently, classical music that I'm into has a lot of "love" attached.

Toilets in Japan are clean.

There are places where you can use them for free.

So why?

In conclusion, Japanese people have respect for others.

For example, let's say toilet paper is scattered all over the place.

In countries other than Japan, it may be that no one tries to clean up.

However, in Japan, it is basic to tidy up so that the next person who comes to use the toilet can easily use it.

In this way, Japan is a country that always values ​​consideration for others.

Please come to Japan if you like

Have you seen episode 8 of Kimetsu no Yaiba yet?

If you haven't seen it yet, be sure to watch it and then come back to this podcast.

If you wanna listen with subtitles, it's below.

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OK! let's start!

At first, Muichiro enters the recollection.

This time it was an episode centered on Muichiro-kun.

Everyone in my family was killed except me.

The content was very painful at first.

I couldn't help but say out loud, "Do your best!"

But I finally got a new sword and got a bruise on my cheek

It's kind of fun, isn't it? !

So please watch episode 9 next time! !