5 Things I Learned Doing Japanese Improv
If you're getting tired of JLPT textbooks, kanji apps and watching TV you don’t understand, why not think about using improv comedy to study the language?
If you're getting tired of JLPT textbooks, kanji apps and watching TV you don’t understand, why not think about using improv comedy to study the language?
Don't speak Japanese? Walk into a Japanese-style pub and order with ease using these eight key phrases!
Before heading out to an Japanese pub, you might want to read up on the infamous 'otoshi.'
Impress your friends with your knowledge of the ins and outs of Japanese pubs and the drinks and food served at them!
Whether resolving a dispute, deciding who pays the check for lunch, or simply passing the time, Japan’s “rock-paper-scissors” culture is simple, and a lot of fun.
The kind of calligraphy brush you need depends on the kind of lines you want to draw. Here are seven-plus options from a historic shop in Toyohashi that you can order from anywhere!
Ink sticks, or 'sumi,' were a practical way of conserving and transporting ink. They're the classic tool for writing Japanese calligraphy—and using them has an almost Zen-like quality.
If you're trying to learn Japanese but always on the go, this Japanese Instagram account might be just for you!