Seeds and Stories

Hello everyone :)

Have you ever been to an unmanned store?

Do you own a unique pet?

These are the topics of today’s episode!! These we things we have seen that perhaps you have not experienced and might be interested in knowing! So please tune in and enjoy!

みなさんこんにちは！

今回のエピソードでは、日本とアメリカの無人販売について

トピック2ではペットについて話してます。

ぜひ楽しんで聴いてください。

アメリカ生活で質問等ある方はコメントお願いします:)

​#アメリカ生活　#japan #pet

Hello everyone, thank you for coming back to our radio show.

Today, we will talk about snacks in the USA and Japan.
We’ll also talk about how Japanese people praise your Japanese skills when you only say “hi,” and how American react when they receive praise.

We will also share how to respond appropriately to praise in Japan.

This information is to prepare you for real conversations in English and Japanese.

We hope you enjoy today’s episode, and please come back again for more!

#japanese #japanesesnacks

Hello everyone!
Welcome back to Seeds and Stories.

Today we’re comparing and discussing more about Japan and America. This time, we’ll be talking about drugstores and the things we noticed when visiting them.

We also have another useful Japanese lesson today!
Did you know there are many different ways to use the word “YABAI”?

I hope you enjoy the episode and learn something new.
Thank you for coming back, and if you’re new, we look forward to seeing you again!

#japanese #japaneseclass

welcome to Seed and Stories. Our topic this time is Japanese furniture and Japanese greetings.

topic no.1 is Japanese furniture. we think Japanese furniture and America furniture are different. How different? size, design and tips. I guess you like Japanese furniture case there are cute and small.

Topic No.2 Japanese lesson. let's try Japanese greetings. Greetings are very impotent in Japan. We do greetings before start to talk. If you could say some Japanese greetings before conversation. The conversation broadens.

#japanese #japaneselesson #japaneseonlinelesson

Hey everyone! Long time no see!
Today, we’ll be talking about our move to the USA — Yuka will share what we needed to do and our experience moving from Japan. We’ll go over everything from how long we had to wait to how much it cost to get her visa.

Thank you so much to everyone who has listened, supported, and waited for us during this long transition period. We’re so happy to announce that we’ll be back to uploading on our regular schedule again!

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See you next time!

Hey guys, welcome back to another episode of Season Story. I’m your host, Fernando, here with Yuka.
In today’s episode, we’re talking about McDonald’s in Japan vs. McDonald’s in America — their menu items, the fun differences, and the surprising similarities.
We’ll also introduce a really useful Japanese word you’ll hear all the time: maji — and show you how to use it the right way.
I hope you enjoy today’s episode and maybe learn something new and interesting. Thanks for tuning in!

Welcome back to another episode of Stephen Stories! Today’s topic is schools—specifically schools in America and Japan. We’ll be looking at the differences and similarities, from preschool all the way up to university.
This isn’t exactly a series, but we’ll be going step by step through each stage of school life. And we’re kicking things off with preschool. Yay! We hope you enjoy.＃９へようこそ

このエピソードでは、アメリカと日本の学校の流れ。教育機関の違いについて話しています。

トピック２は保育園について話をしています。楽しんでいただけると幸いです。

#redio #shcool #japan #america #アメリカンライフ

Welcome back to another episode of Seeds and Stories with your hosts, Yuka and Fernando.
Today, we’re diving into the world of Goshuin—what they are, why you should try collecting them, and where you can find them. If you love shrines and temples or enjoy collecting meaningful keepsakes, this part’s for you.
We’ll also be teaching you about the word sumimasen—one of the most useful Japanese phrases you can learn. Even if you don’t plan on studying the language deeply, knowing this word can save you in a pinch while traveling in Japan.
Stick around, and as always, please like and subscribe. Thank you!みなさんこんにちは

今回＃８では「御朱印とは？」と「すみませんをどう使うか？」について配信しています。英語と日本語ではなしているので日本人の方も英語のリスニングとして聴いて頂ければ幸いです。また、日本人の方であれば、日常的なことを話していますので英語でも理解しやすいのではないかと思います。

#japanese

#Japan

#visitjapan

#studyjapanese

#japaneserediohttps://www.instagram.com/yukasan_offical?igsh=aWt1Y3k0Z3lyNnRx&utm_source=qr

Hello everyone, and welcome back to another episode of Seeds and Stories!
On today’s episode, we’ll be talking about Japanese onsen—exploring the different types you might come across, the rules and etiquette to keep in mind, and even what options there are for people with tattoos.
Our second topic is toilets—from traditional squat toilets to the modern high-tech versions—and how ideas of cleanliness differ between Japan and the U.S.
From the U.S. to Japan, everything we share comes from our own experiences and the things we’ve lived through and noticed along the way. We hope you’ll learn something new—or maybe connect with us through your own experiences. And of course, we’d love to hear from you, so let us know your thoughts down in the comments!
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Today, we’re diving into something fun—hotels in Japan and how they’re different from hotels in the U.S. Some of these differences are small, some are surprising. Yuka and I will share what stood out to us, and maybe you’ll notice them next time you travel too.
We’re also going to talk about something we wanted to mention to you—if you’ve ever wondered why we chose Seeds and Stories. On today’s episode, we’re going to reveal the reasons behind the name, and what inspired us to keep it.
It’s going to be a shorter episode today, but hopefully a fun one. So stick around, maybe learn a few new Japanese words, maybe pick up some new English, and just hang out with us.
Let’s get started!
今回エピソード６ではアメリカと日本の宿泊施設について、また私たちのラジオタイトルseeds and stories の名前の由来についてお話します。

ぜひ、楽しんでください！！

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