Now, it’s time to manage my weight!!! The year-end and New Year period was filled with enjoyable events. For Christmas, I indulged in high-calorie but delicious foods such as cake topped with plenty of fresh cream, oily chicken, and pizza loaded with cheese. During the New Year, I enjoyed luxurious dishes like mochi and osechi […]
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A lucky bag (fukubukuro) is a bag filled with various items that is sold during the New Year’s sales. Department stores and brands prepare a limited number of these bags and sell them with the contents hidden from view. Typically, the items in the lucky bag have a value exceeding the price of the bag,
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Are you curious about what daily life is like for someone living in Japan? Whether you are a cultural enthusiast, planning a visit, or simply intrigued by the routines and traditions of Japanese people, this article will offer you a glimpse into the everyday experiences of a typical Japanese mother living in a bustling city.
It’s true that there’s a persistent image of Japanese people being not good at speaking English. This stems from the fact that the current working generation received an education focused on exam preparation, with little opportunity for practical English conversation in schools. Except for those who attended specialized English schools, many Japanese people grew up
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In Japan, it is customary to do a thorough house cleaning at the end of the year. The roots of this tradition can be traced back to “susuharai” (soot sweeping). In the past, homes had hearths and cooking stoves that caused soot to accumulate, so sweeping away the soot became symbolic of cleaning. Additionally, the
