Monthly Archives: February 2022

Sunday 90’s J-POP (Japanese Pops) – Dance Dance Dance by Shonentai ダンス　ダンスダンス (少年隊)

Posted on February 27, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

Dance Dance Dance (Kome Kome Club) The Sunday J-pop time again! Today’s song is called [Dance Dance Dance] by Shonentai from 1990. It is not their song but I like their version. The reason why I have chosen this song … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese J-POP, Japanese Language, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged City pop, Dance Dance Dance, J-pop, Japanese songs, Lost love, Lost love away, Love song, overcome lost love, Shonentai | Leave a comment

「The Japanese Sword missing for over 70 years」Was In Australia

Posted on February 27, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

There was a national treasure Japanese sward at a shrine called [Kagoshima Jingu] in Kagoshima. However, in 1945, after the Second World War ended, it went missing and could not find it. This sword was found in Australia. The person … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese custom, JAPANESE EVENTS, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged AED, An automated external defibrillator, Covit 19, Hart-stopping, the percentage of AED used | Leave a comment

Sunday 80’s J-POP (Japanese Pops) – I・CAN・BE by Kome Kome Club (米米クラブ)

Posted on February 20, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

I・CAN・BE (Kome Kome Club) The Sunday J-pop time again! Today’s song is called [I・CAN・BE] written and sung by Kome Kome Club. The single was released in 1985. Kome Kome Club is a Japanese pop rock band formed in 80’s and … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese J-POP, Japanese Language, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged 80's J-pop, City pop, I can be, J-pop, Japanese songs, Kome Kome Club, Lost love away, Love song | Leave a comment

Japanese Sayings/Phrases – Kotowaza [ことわざ] – Knocking a Stone Bridge Before Crossing

Posted on February 18, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

It is just like English sayings and phrases, there are Japanese sayings and phrases as well. It is called [kotowaza ことわざ]. Today’s kotowaza 石橋をたたいて渡る・Ishibashi o tataite wataru (Knocking a stone bridge before crossing it.) The Origin Although the stone bridge … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese Language, Japanese Sayings/Phrases, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged Crossing the dangerous bridge, Hear twice before you speck one., Idiom, JAPANESE CONVERSATION 日本語会話, Japanese saying/Phrases, Japanese wisdom, Knocking a stone bridge before crossing, Kotowaza | Leave a comment

Sunday 80’s J-POP (Japanese Pops) – Kamen Buyo kai (仮面舞踊会) by Shonentai

Posted on February 13, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

Kamen Buyo Kai (Masquerade ball) The Sunday J-pop time again! Today’s song is called [Kamen Buyo Kai] by Shonentai from 80’s. Kamen Buyo Kai (仮面舞踊会) was the Shonentai’s debut song. When these three boys appeared on TV for a first … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese J-POP, Japanese Language, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged 80's J-pop, City pop, J-pop, Japanese songs, Kamen Buyo Kai, Masquerade ball, Micheal Peters, Shonentai, The best ten | Leave a comment

「Please use AED to help person whose heart has stopped」

Posted on February 11, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

According to NHK news web easy, ADE is a device to make a heart to re-establish with an electricity when someone’s heart has stopped and collapsed. Anyone who is not even a doctor is able to use it as well. In … Continue reading →

JAPANESE ANIME PICTURE BOOKS’ STORIES – アニメ絵本話 “カミナリのおむこさん・A Son-in-low of The Thunder”

Posted on February 10, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

This is about a Japanese Picture book story – A radish and a carrot and burdock Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese Amine, Japanese custom, JAPANESE FOOD, Japanese Kid's story, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY | Tagged a children book, a children story, A Japanese picture book, A son-in-law of the thunder, An anime book | Leave a comment

Sunday J-POP (Japanese Pops) – OH NO, OH YES by Mariya Takeuchi

Posted on February 6, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

Oh, no, oh yes The Sunday J-pop time again! Today’s song is called [Oh no, oh yes] by Mariya Takeuchi. Written and sing by herself. She has very soft voice, which is suitable to this tune. A strong love she … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese J-POP, Japanese Language, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged 80's J-pop, Akina Nakamori, City pop, J-pop, Love song, Mariya Takeuchi, Oh no Oh yes | Leave a comment

Winter’s Words PART 2 冬の言葉（ふゆのことば）

Posted on February 5, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

Konnichiwa It has been cold hasn’t it! Winter makes us less active, well at least for me. It takes courage to step outside and even walk.. However, may be a perfect time to study at home.　Today I introduce some simple … Continue reading →

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The Primary School In Nagano Pref Has the Skating Lessons at The Paddy Field

Posted on February 2, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

According to NHK news web easy, the primary school in Komoro City in Nagano, is giving the lessons of how to grow rice at the paddy field. In winters, the neighbors and the school put water in a paddy field … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, JAPANESE EVENTS, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged A paddy filed, A primary school, An ice skating rink, Komoro City, Nagano, Winter sport | 2 Comments

Japanese Sayings/Phrases – Kotowaza [ことわざ] – Three Years on A Stone

Posted on February 2, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

It is just like English sayings and phrases, there are Japanese sayings and phrases as well. It is called [kotowaza ことわざ]. Today’s kotowaza 石の上にも三年・Ishi no ue nimo san nen (Three years on the stone) The Origin Even if a stone … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese Language, Japanese Sayings/Phrases, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged Idiom, JAPANESE CONVERSATION 日本語会話, Japanese saying/Phrases, Japanese wisdom, Kotowaza, Three years on a stone | Leave a comment

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