Japanese culture

Have you ever taken the JLPT test? One of the parts of the test that is quite tricky is guessing the correct reading for Kanji, with a choice to select from.

There are some idioms we use in English to express a big surprise.For example, "a bolt from the blue" or "dropped a bombshell".

The seasons in Japan are very varied, depending on the location.From freezing cold winters to blazing hot summers.

Perhaps because Japanese Washoku cuisine is so varied, the vocabulary used to describe food has a rich range in the Japanese language.

It can be easy to find fault with the things around you. But sometimes this action can be overdone, and it feels like nitpicking - even to you. There is an idiom that fits this expression in Japanese.

Some expressions in Japanese can be effective in business situations to dazzle your co-workers with your great knowledge of Japanese idioms.

There are some Japanese idioms that come from old Buddhist practices or ancient legends.

When you are dealing with different people of varying nationalities, reading their body language and mood can be tough.

The Japanese language is filled with onomatopoeia words. They can be humorous and expressive ways to improve your language.

Japanese is a very respectful language.You can choose to either honor the person you are speaking to, Or you can also humble yourself when speaking.

Some Japanese phrases have roots in a mystical and magical culture.

There are various kind of Japanse noodles. But what's the name of the ingredients that are served with it?

This phrase and it's abbreviation has become extremely popular in daily Japanese usage!

Do you like Sushi? How many Sushi can you name?