Category Archives: JAPANESE EVENTS

JR East Japan Railway – Hide Russian Language Guide but Put Them Back After Being Criticized as discrimination

Posted on April 15, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

According to News Web Easy, JR East Japan Railway Company has been hiding Russian guide on the signboard which are located at Ebisu station, Tokyo with a paper since 7th of this month. On the signboard such as 「Roppongi」「Nagamegura」were written … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese custom, JAPANESE EVENTS, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged A signborad, Discramination, Ebisu Staion, JR East Railway, News Web Easy, Russian - Ukraine War, Russian language | 2 Comments

A Japanese Children’s Song – 童謡 [Hana] “The Flowers” (花)　

Posted on March 27, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

Introducing a children song for a rainy day Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese Amine, JAPANESE EVENTS, JAPANESE KID'S SONGS, Japanese Kid's story, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY | Tagged a bonfire, Autumn songs, Children's song, JAPANESE CONVERSATION 日本語会話, Kogarashi, Northern wind, Sazanqua, Takibi, Winter songs | Leave a comment

The Character for「Osaka Kansai Expo」decided

Posted on March 25, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

According to News Web Easy, there will be Osaka Kansai Expo in 2025. The Expo is a big event where countries around world will introduce the cultures and the technologies and many people will gather from world. The character used … Continue reading →

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NGO「The important things when you talk about wars with children」

Posted on March 7, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

According to News Web Easy, there might be children who are feeling scary after watching the news about Russia has attacked Ukraine. NGO, Save the Children Japan has introduced the five important things when we talk about wars with children … Continue reading →

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A Hinamatsuri （ひなまつり）

Posted on March 3, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

My Hina Dolls. Today is a Gil’s day. It is a Hinamatsuri. The day displays Hina Dolls at a home and celebrate a birth of a girl in a family. I took my prince and princess dolls from Japan to … Continue reading →

Posted in Japanese custom, JAPANESE EVENTS, Uncategorized | Tagged A Girl's day, Hina Dolls, Hina ningyo, Hinamaturi | 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

「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 →

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

The Eruption in Tonga. Kochi Pref that Interacted with The Rugby fund-raising

Posted on January 20, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

According to NHK news web easy, on 15th, the volcano erupted in Tonga. Due to the difficulty in contacting abroad by internet and telephones what damages have occurred is unknown. Kochi prefecture has decided to raise the fund in order … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, JAPANESE EVENTS, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged Interacted with the rugby, Kochi city, Kochi fund-raising, Rugby World Cup, The eruption in Tonga, The Tongan ruby players | Leave a comment

A Japanese Children’s Song – 童謡 [Ringo no hitorigoto] “The Apple’s Soliloquy” (りんごの独り言)　

Posted on January 19, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

Introducing a children song for a rainy day Continue reading →

8 Traditional Japanese New Year’s Playings & Games

Posted on January 11, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

During new year’s holiday Japanese might play particular things and play an traditional games with families and friends. Today I introduce 8 interesting Japanese new year’s plays and games. 1. Hanetsuki (羽根つき) – a traditional Japanese badminton-like The typical traditional … Continue reading →

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A Japanese Event/Festival in January – Sagicho 「左義長」

Posted on January 7, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

Sagicho 「左義長」- A Fire Festival In my previous blog I was talking about the Japanese new year’s decorations and has mentioned how to dispose them. A fire festival called “Sagicho”「左義長（さぎちょう）」 is an event held on 7th or 15th of January … Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese custom, JAPANESE EVENTS, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY | Tagged A fire festival, Don do yaki, Heian era, kakizome, Onibi taki, Sagicho, Seiryouden, Ton do yaki | Leave a comment

North Korea launches a potential missile, Drops at the Sea of Japan

Posted on January 6, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

From the NHK Net News Web Easy, according to the Ministry of Defense, 8 am on 5th, North Korea launched the potential missile towards the east. The Ministry of Defense thinks that if the missile which is similar to the … Continue reading →

Posted in Japan Travel, Japanese custom, JAPANESE EVENTS, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY, TODAY'S NEW WORD | Tagged A Ministry of Defense, A missile, Launch a missile, North Korea, Peace and Safety of Japan, The Sea of Japan | Leave a comment

Japanese New Year’s decoration (Oshogatsu no Kazari/お正月の飾り)

Posted on January 6, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

Hope you all had a lovely Christmas and a new year. And you all must have taken the Christmas decorations down by now. I want to tell you about the Japanese new year’s decoration today. Three typical items There are … Continue reading →

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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2022 (kingashinnen/きんがしんねん・謹賀新年)

Posted on January 2, 2022 by mkchatinjapanese

I just want to say big thank you to all wordpress bloggers to visit my blogs. And wishing you all good health and happiness. The year 2022 may brings you all better prosperity!! Hope you had a lovely new year’s … Continue reading →

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A Japanese Children’s Song – 童謡 [Osho-gatsu] “A New Year” (お正月)　

Posted on December 30, 2021 by mkchatinjapanese

Introducing a children song for a rainy day Continue reading →

Posted in A Japanese Slang, Japanese Amine, JAPANESE EVENTS, JAPANESE KID'S SONGS, Japanese Kid's story, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY | Tagged A ball, A kite, A New Year song, Children's song, JAPANESE CONVERSATION 日本語会話, Winter songs | Leave a comment

A Japanese event in December -Nenmatsu Oosoji (大掃除)　A Year-end Cleaning

Posted on December 30, 2021 by mkchatinjapanese

Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas. The 25th and 26th fell into the weekend. As a result of that we had two days bank holiday 27th and 28th. Now we are approaching a new year 2022. Japanese people clean … Continue reading →

Posted in Japanese custom, JAPANESE EVENTS, Japanese Language, JAPANESE LIFE, JAPANESE SOCIETY | Tagged A new year, A year-end cleaning, Oosoji | Leave a comment

The Santa Claus Of The Lighting At The Night Sky, With 300 Drones

Posted on December 19, 2021 by mkchatinjapanese

According to NHK Net News Web Easy, on 16th, 「The Christmas Drone Show」has started at Kamishihoro cho in Hokkaido in order to make everyone feel cheerful. At the show, 300 drones with LED lights flied at the night sky harmonizing … Continue reading →

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A Japanese Children’s Song – 童謡 [Takibi] “A Bonfire” (たき火)　

Posted on December 11, 2021 by mkchatinjapanese

Introducing a children song for a rainy day Continue reading →

Tokyo Nutrition for Growth Summit 2021, To Endeavor to Eliminate undernourished People by 2030

Posted on December 11, 2021 by mkchatinjapanese

According to NHK Net News Web Easy, Tokyo Nutrition for Growth Summit 2021 was held at Tokyo this month. At the conference, the following issues were discussed. The half of the causes for which the children died around the world … Continue reading →

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