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The Legend of Samurai Warrior Miyamoto Musashi (Full Documentary) Miyamoto Musashi was born into a samurai family in Miyamoto village in the Harima province. His full name was Shinmen Musashi no Kami Fujiwara no Genshin, an...

Are you ready for Christmas? Have you written a "クリスマスカード" (Christmas card / kurisumasu kaado) already? Today’s is about "クリスマス" (kurisumasu), which means "Christmas!" Let’s learn how to say them in Nihongo!

I’ve already prepared a big "くつした" (kutsush*ta / socks ) for my "クリスマスプレゼント" (kurisumasu purezento / Christmas present) from "サンタクロース" (Santakuroosu / Santa Claus). He comes riding a sleigh pulled by "トナカイ" (tonakai / reindeers). I wish you have a wonderful Christmas!

Are you done placing the "天使 (てんし)" (tenshi / angel) on top of the Christmas tree? Are you ready to light the "ろうそく" (rousoku / [Christmas] candle) to help Santa find your home? Share your thoughts in the comment box below!

It’s that time of the year again. But Mae doesn’t seem to enjoy Christmas. She said it’s “tsumetai.” But upon closer inspection, Mae’s just worried if her clothes will be warm enough for Christmas.

“Tsumetai” means "cold," but refers to either objects or a cold, unfeeling emotion. “Samui” also means "cold," but is the one used to describe the weather.

Then again, you can always surround yourself with the warmth of your family and friends.

hmmm.... おいしい

Okonomiyaki on Waribashi!!!!!

IELTS Speaking Test Part 2: Describe a famous scene in your home town | DailyStep A famous scene in your home town IELTS Speaking Test PART 2 Sample Question and Answer, by Jane Lawson at DailyStep.comQuestion: Describe a famous scene in your home town

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Historic Kyoto temple first in Japan to offer gay weddings Gay marriage is still not legal in Japan, but that doesn't mean there aren't options for LGBT couples dreaming of tying the knot in Nippon. Joining big venues like Tokyo Disneyland, an ancient Zen temple in the picturesque city of Kyoto is offering gay weddings in traditional Japanese style.

Festivalul filmului japonez la București | WebCultura Ambasada Japoniei, Japan Foundation și Arhiva Națională de Filme - Cinemateca Română invită publicul cinefil la Festivalul filmului japonez, care va avea loc în perioada 11-17 decembrie 2014 [Citeste]

Read 9 Books By Noam Chomsky Free Online The gross and ever-increasing degree of economic inequality in the United States has become a phenomenon that even the country’s elites can no longer ignore since the explosive publication of Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the 21st Century.