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How much should I care about the expression on the other person's face when I'm talking to them?

Everyone who comes to Japan dreams of seeing Mt. Fuji at least once. As the tallest mountain in Japan, there is surely a special attachment to Mt. Fuji. Aren’t there some people who are beginners at mountain climbing but would like to try it at least once?

In fact, even beginners can climb Mt. Fuji if they prepare properly.

But you may not know what specific preparations you should make.

You may not know where to start or how to climb Mt. Fuji.

Here we will talk about the things you should be careful of when climbing Mt. Fuji.

Japanese students learn from textbooks

It is often seen on Japanese TV programs.

A very familiar place for Japanese people

A golden-looking temple standing in a pond.

This place takes on a different appearance depending on the season and weather.

In the summer, the trees are green and lush.

In winter, the white and golden snow creates a contrast.

What is noteworthy is that there is a phoenix at the top of the roof.

By the way, the phoenix is a mythical creature in China.

It seems to be decorated as a symbol of power or eternal life.

So, why is there a phoenix? I think there are many people who think so.

One theory is that it was simply installed as a guardian deity.

The guardian deity protects Kinkaku-ji from disasters.

It is said that it was set up to bring eternal prosperity.

The second theory is that it was installed to highlight the appearance of a new and great person.

There are two theories.

Finally, I would like to introduce you to a lunch option near Kinkuji that everyone has been waiting for.

Today I would like to introduce a place called "Hanamaki-ya".

When you think of Kyoto, you probably think of soba.

That's right.

Let me introduce you to Soba!

But this isn't just a neighborhood.

This restaurant not only serves Kyoto's famous herring soba, but also

Chirimen sansho, Sudachi soba, homemade mackerel sushi

Tempura, charcoal-grilled eel, duck nanban,

We have many popular products such as homemade cola and ginger ale.

Everything is made with soul.

The price is probably around 1000 yen to 2000 yen.

Very affordable.

Please come and try it.

Hello, this is Haru. Today, I'd like to introduce you to a traditional Japanese dish called "Tempura." I release new content every Monday, and if you're interested, you can find subtitles in the description.
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Tempura is a traditional Japanese cuisine loved around the world. It's a delicious dish made by frying vegetables, fish, shrimp, and other ingredients in a crispy batter. Its unique texture and flavor have charmed many people.
Tempura batter is made by mixing wheat flour, water, and egg. Ingredients are coated with this batter and then deep-fried, resulting in a crispy outer layer.
When frying tempura, it's important to manage the oil temperature and time. Frying at a high temperature for a short time helps maintain the crispy texture.
The appeal of tempura lies in its diverse range of ingredients and flavors. In addition to vegetables, seafood like shrimp and fish are commonly used. This variety allows you to savor different tastes and textures. The freshness of the ingredients is crucial, and selecting and preparing them well impacts the dish's deliciousness.
Enjoying tempura involves a variety of accompaniments and seasonings. Typically, tempura sauce or salt is provided for flavoring. You can also enjoy tempura on top of rice or udon noodles, or alongside soba noodles. Additionally, it pairs well with beverages like Japanese tea or beer, enhancing the dining experience.
Tempura is an integral part of Japanese cuisine and is loved not only in Japan but also worldwide. The distinct cooking method and combination of ingredients result in a unique deliciousness. I encourage you to try experiencing this flavor. When making tempura at home, remember to handle the frying process and fire with care. Enjoy the delicious tempura and explore new culinary horizons.
Today's Thought:
"Just a bit more with the guitar."

Hello, I'm Haru. Today, I'd like to introduce you to 'emoji.' I release new content every Monday, and if you'd like, there are subtitles available in the description box.

From now on, I hope to introduce various things about Japan, such as tourist spots, Japanese language, recommended restaurants, shops, and festivals. I post on Mondays, so I'd be delighted if you could spare just one minute to listen.

Emoji is a type of expressive character depicted through cute illustrations. It can be used from smartphone or computer keyboards and serves as a way to convey emotions that cannot be expressed with just kanji (Chinese characters).

It originated in Japan and is now used worldwide. There are countless emojis, such as faces expressing tremendous laughter, flowers, cakes, and so on.

Emojis allow us to quickly convey emotions that are difficult to express with words, enriching communication. People all over the world, not just in Japan, use emojis.

They are also very useful for communicating with friends from other countries. However, if you misuse emojis, it can lead to misunderstandings. For example, receiving a sad message from someone and responding with a laughing face emoji wouldn't be appropriate.

So, it's essential to consider and respect the other person's culture and emotions, using emojis in appropriate situations.

By combining emojis with words, you can more easily convey the emotions you want to express. However, be careful not to omit too many words, as it can lead to misunderstandings. Balance is important.

Mastering the use of emojis will not only help you communicate with Japanese friends but also with people from various backgrounds, making your interactions more enjoyable.

Lovely emojis have the power to make communication with people all around the world more enjoyable and enriching.

A personal thought for today: 'I wonder if medicine really have meaningful effects?'"

Here's the translation of your text into English:
"Regarding 'Otsukaresama': This expression is commonly used in Japanese culture and society as a way to show consideration and gratitude to others. It is used at the end of work, labor, or activities to say 'Otsukaresama deshita' (お疲れ様でした) or 'Otsukaresama desu' (お疲れ様です). It conveys appreciation and praise for the efforts and hard work of the other person.
Timing: 'Otsukaresama' is often used specifically at the end of work or activities. For example, it is commonly used when colleagues or friends finish a project, at the end of a long day, or after sports or activities.
Expression: 'Otsukaresama deshita' is the more polite form, while 'Otsukaresama desu' is used in casual conversations, sometimes shortened to just 'Otsukaresama.'
Conveying gratitude: This phrase is used to express gratitude for the other person's efforts and hard work, so understanding and empathizing with their situation is essential. Genuinely addressing someone with this phrase can leave a positive impression.
In this way, 'Otsukaresama' is an important expression to show appreciation and consideration to others. Understanding how to use it can help foreign learners of Japanese communicate more smoothly with Japanese people.
Today's thoughts:
I'm slowly getting better at playing the guitar. I wake up early in the morning. I am currently the happiest I've ever been, but there are still worries."

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What is 'Kanji' today, not just tourist destinations? I'm thinking about introducing various things about Japan, including Japanese language, recommended restaurants, shops, festivals, and more. It's Monday when I post this, so if you could spare even just one minute to listen, I'd be happy.
'Kanji' (漢字) is one of the characters used in the Japanese language. It is said to have been transmitted from China to Japan and has been used since ancient times. Originally Chinese characters, they have a rich history.
Each Kanji character carries a meaning, representing a conceptual idea. There are also many characters shared between Chinese and Japanese, making it possible to understand each other's writing.
In Japanese sentences or phrases, Kanji is often used in conjunction with Hiragana and Katakana. There are thousands of Kanji characters, so learning and practice are necessary, but they are crucial for reading and writing Japanese. Kanji not only represents words and names but also provides clues to understanding culture and history.
For example, '愛' means 'love,' and '勇気' means 'courage.' The charm of Kanji lies in how much meaning and expression can be packed into a single character.
The proper way of writing Kanji involves paying attention to stroke order and balance, leading to the art of beautiful calligraphy. Also, when reading Kanji, considering context and cultural background is essential.
For those learning Kanji abroad, starting with basic characters is recommended. There are Japanese language resources and online materials available for learning.
Kanji is an essential element of the Japanese language and a key aspect of understanding Japanese culture. If you're interested, I encourage you to take on the challenge of learning Kanji.
Haru's Soliloquy:
Playing the guitar is challenging, but it would be nice to be decent at it by the time I'm around 30. I have seven more years to go."
Note: I translated the text to English. If you need any further clarification or have other questions, feel free to ask!

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Mount Takao is a popular hiking spot that can be reached from Tokyo in just one hour. It has been designated as a "Japanese Heritage" site. The mountain offers a rich natural environment, diverse hiking trails, and stunning panoramic views. One of its symbols is the legendary creature called "Tengu," believed to bring good luck and ward off evil. Visitors can also experience authentic Japanese atmosphere at traditional establishments and enjoy delicious local dishes such as soba noodles and tempura. Mount Takao is not only known for its natural beauty, but also for the variety of activities it offers. With affordable accommodation options available, it's a great destination for nature lovers and adventurers.

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Japan's allure lies in its captivating charm. From the bustling streets of Yokohama Chinatown (横浜中華街) to the diverse culinary scene, there's something for everyone to enjoy (色んなお店があります). Indulge in the flavors of xiaolongbao (小籠包), the juicy soup dumplings, and transport yourself to China while in Japan (日本にいるのに中国にも来た気分になれる). The Rose Hotel Yokohama (ローズホテル横浜) offers luxury accommodation and impeccable service, ensuring a memorable stay. Discover hidden gems known only to locals (地元の人しか知らない) and immerse yourself in the perfect blend of Japanese and European influences (部屋全体としては日本とヨーロッパを意識したもの). Japan invites you to experience its vibrant culture and unmatched hospitality (日本の魅力を要点でまとめています).

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Today, let's talk about Meiji Shrine, one of Japan's representative shrines. Located in Tokyo, it offers a tranquil atmosphere surrounded by beautiful nature. Visitors can enjoy seasonal landscapes and traditional events. Nearby, there are delightful dining options like Kitsune Cafe, and recommended accommodation includes the luxury Capitol Hotel Tokyu. Experience the history, nature, and delicious cuisine near Meiji Shrine. Come and immerse yourself in its charm!

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Today is about Hofuku-ji Temple!

What kind of temple is Hofukuji?

There are also sightseeing spots!

what restaurants are around? That's what you're talking about, right?

today's soliloquy

Stay nervous.

introduction Characteristics of hot springs Tourist attractions

local gourmet

An Introduction that Will Make Foreigners Want to Visit

Do you know Kabuki?

There are various traditional performing arts in the world, right?

Do you know Ameyoko?

It is a shopping street where cuisines from all over the world are gathered.

today's soliloquy

I made an English version of yesterday's

どうも！ハレルヤです！
皆さん、上野動物園って知っていますか？
アメリカにも沢山動物園があって、それぞれ色がある動物園だと思います。
そこで、えーー。もちろん日本にも動物園はあります。
日本で一番有名な動物園と言えば上野動物園です。
で、この動物園って何がすごいかというと、世界中の国との友好関係を結んできた”歴史”が刻まれた動物園なんです。
どういうことかというと。
博物学者・田中芳男がパリで。
それからクマ、イノシシ、シカと
博物館、動物園、植物園、図書館が複合
虎
イタリアのサーカス団のトラが日本で出産。そのうち、オス・メス2頭のトラが上野動物園
横浜港にドイツ船パスボルグ号でオス・メス2頭のキリンが到着
色々と歴史
1937
中国と日本の戦争
第２次世界大戦
食料、運営に必要な物資
脱走
当時の天皇（海外でいう王様）
その２年後１９４５年
また再開。
デパートなり食糧確保
苦しい中当時の園長が、かぼちゃの種と入場券を交換したらしい。
今でいうクラウドファンディング的な感じ。
日本、物と物の好感。
ぶつぶつ交換。
足の踏み場もないくらいに食料が沢山集まった。
子供たち向けに、動物と触れ合う。
これを機に日本中に動物園が広まっていったらしいです。
んでまぁ今に至ると。
今日の独り言
最初のフレーズだけ決まった。

Tourists visiting Japan will definitely experience culture shock when they come to Asakusa.

So I would like to introduce the top 3 culture shocks in Asakusa.

今日の独り言
絶望する曲を作りたい

How do you spend Christmas in your country?

今日の独り言
オペラの歌い方を知りたい

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..........。

Today's Soliloquy
嫌なとこを吐き出すと心が軽くなり
好きと言うと愛で溢れてまう

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 実は日本人はお菓子を食べものとして買っていないのです。
そのお菓子をランキングと共に紹介していきましょう
第3位はたのしいおすしやさん
これは子供の教育するためのお菓子というコンセプト
お寿司を楽しみながら作れる
お寿司にはシャリ、まぐろなどがあります
シャリ部分はソーダ味、まぐろはグレープ味、など他にも色々とある。
けど味はお菓子そのもの
第2位はきのこの山、たけのこの里
別々の商品
きのこの形、たけのこの形
かわいい見た目で海外では大ブーム
サクッとしたクッキーがチョコレートに包み込まれたもの
第1位はキットカット
イギリス発祥
リメイクのお菓子として1973年に日本で販売
外はチョコレートで中はサクサク
日本では定番
日本人は直接的には気持ちを伝えない文化
遠回しにちょっとした気持ちを伝えるんです
日本人らしさを生かしたお菓子
Today’s Soliloquy(今日の独り言)
音楽を作って、いつかここで流したい

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.

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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! !

いつがいい？＝when is good for you
Today's lesson!!
ok!
This is a simplified version of the phrase "What time is convenient for you?"
in particular
Harumi: Good morning! Are you free tomorrow?
Koji: "Sorry! I have plans for tomorrow!"
Harumi: "I see! Then いつがいい？"
Listen and practice!
Someday, i wanna meet you
today's soliloquy is that My throat is dry.
I've been into classical music lately.
"Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 4th Movement Theme" is really the best.
That's how I'm listening to other Japanese artists.
For example, Takaya Kawasaki.
Like Motohiro Hata.
They are great Japanese artists! .
I'm singing their song in the sea.
Singing it over and over again.
I dried up my throat.
Be careful when you sing too
これは「あなたにとって何時が都合が良い？」という言葉をわかりやすくした言葉です
具体的には
ハルミ「おはよ！明日空いてる？」
こうじ「ごめん！明日は予定があるんだ！」
ハルミ「そっか！じゃあ、いつがいい？」
今日の独り言
喉が枯れた、、、。
最近クラシック音楽にハマっているんですよ。
「ベートーヴェンの交響曲第9番　第4楽章　主題」はマジで最高。
なんかその流れで他の日本のアーティストを聴いていているんです。
例えば川崎鷹也さんとか。
秦基博さんとか。
彼らは素晴らしい日本のアーティストだよ！。
彼らの歌を海で歌っているんですよ。
何度も歌っていたら喉が枯れてしまってやばいね。
皆さんも歌を歌うときは気を付けてね～