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Tarai-Bune Tub Boat on Sado Island
I’d like to introduce my friend Koto, a tarai-bune (tub boat) captain here on Sado Island. She’s a university student from Hokkaido with an incredible story—she once climbed Mount Everest on a solo trip abroad! The photo of her when she climbed Everest. We’ve shared...
A Customized Homestay on Sado Island
I had the pleasure of hosting my students from Los Angeles, They came to Sado Island and had the chance to immerse themselves in the tranquil surroundings and unique culture of the island. During their stay, they were able to experience the beauty of Sado’s nature and...
Simple Guide to な-Adjectives
What are Na-Adjectives? な-adjectives are a type of adjective in Japanese that require the particle な (na) when they modify nouns. They describe qualities or states of being and can express things like feelings, appearances, or conditions. きれい (kirei) - "beautiful" →...
Simple Guide to i-Adjectives
What are i-Adjectives? い-adjectives are a type of adjective in Japanese that end with the sound い (pronounced "ee"). They describe nouns and express qualities like: Colors (e.g., 赤い - "red") Sizes (e.g., 大きい - "big") Feelings (e.g., 嬉しい - "happy") States (e.g., 寒い -...
Basic Japanese Grammar: ‘a ri ma su ‘ and ‘i ma su
In Japanese, there are two phrases used to express the presence of objects or people. Xがあります (X ga arimasu) Meaning: "There is X" or "X exists." Usage: This structure is used to indicate the existence of non-living things or inanimate objects. Structure:...
Cultural Experiences and Nature on Sado Island
Spending time at a traditional house on Sado Island for cultural experiences offers a unique moment that goes beyond typical sightseeing. My student and his friend visited this beautiful place, surrounded by the lush scenery of Sado Island, and had a wonderful time...
The Beauty of Ichigo Ichie in Japanese culture
Do you have any special encounters or moments that have left a lasting impression on your heart? Today, I'd like to introduce the beautiful Japanese concept of 'Ichigo Ichie.' 'Ichigo Ichie' is a term where 'Ichigo' originates from Buddhist teachings and means 'a...
Japanese verb Masu-Form
The ます form (masu form) is a polite way to express verbs in Japanese. It's commonly used in everyday conversation and formal writing. Present Tense-Affirmative I go to the park. 私は公園に行きます。 Watashi wa kouen ni ikimasu. She returns home. 彼女は家に帰ります。 Kanojo...
Meaning of “Goen” in Japanese Culture
Have you ever experienced an encounter in your life that felt like more than just a coincidence? Today, I would like to introduce the word "Goen," which represents the connections and encounters we have with people. The word "Goen" is often used in daily life and is a...
Simple Guide to な-Adjectives
What are Na-Adjectives? な-adjectives are a type of adjective in Japanese that require the particle な (na) when they modify nouns. They describe qualities or states of being and can express things like feelings, appearances, or conditions. きれい (kirei) - "beautiful" →...
Simple Guide to i-Adjectives
What are i-Adjectives? い-adjectives are a type of adjective in Japanese that end with the sound い (pronounced "ee"). They describe nouns and express qualities like: Colors (e.g., 赤い - "red") Sizes (e.g., 大きい - "big") Feelings (e.g., 嬉しい - "happy") States (e.g., 寒い -...
Basic Japanese Grammar: ‘a ri ma su ‘ and ‘i ma su
In Japanese, there are two phrases used to express the presence of objects or people. Xがあります (X ga arimasu) Meaning: "There is X" or "X exists." Usage: This structure is used to indicate the existence of non-living things or inanimate objects. Structure:...
Japanese verb Masu-Form
The ます form (masu form) is a polite way to express verbs in Japanese. It's commonly used in everyday conversation and formal writing. Present Tense-Affirmative I go to the park. 私は公園に行きます。 Watashi wa kouen ni ikimasu. She returns home. 彼女は家に帰ります。 Kanojo...
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Tarai-Bune Tub Boat on Sado Island
I’d like to introduce my friend Koto, a tarai-bune (tub boat) captain here on Sado Island. She’s a university student from Hokkaido with an incredible story—she once climbed Mount Everest on a solo trip abroad! The photo of her when she climbed Everest. We’ve shared...
A Customized Homestay on Sado Island
I had the pleasure of hosting my students from Los Angeles, They came to Sado Island and had the chance to immerse themselves in the tranquil surroundings and unique culture of the island. During their stay, they were able to experience the beauty of Sado’s nature and...
Cultural Experiences and Nature on Sado Island
Spending time at a traditional house on Sado Island for cultural experiences offers a unique moment that goes beyond typical sightseeing. My student and his friend visited this beautiful place, surrounded by the lush scenery of Sado Island, and had a wonderful time...
The Beauty of Ichigo Ichie in Japanese culture
Do you have any special encounters or moments that have left a lasting impression on your heart? Today, I'd like to introduce the beautiful Japanese concept of 'Ichigo Ichie.' 'Ichigo Ichie' is a term where 'Ichigo' originates from Buddhist teachings and means 'a...
Meaning of “Goen” in Japanese Culture
Have you ever experienced an encounter in your life that felt like more than just a coincidence? Today, I would like to introduce the word "Goen," which represents the connections and encounters we have with people. The word "Goen" is often used in daily life and is a...