05/18/2018
WORLD ORDER SHIBUYA VERSION
Have you heard about this group???
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05/18/2018
Japanese High School Dancing
Tiomioka High School in Japan I love this song ... THIS IS ME The theme song for The Greatest Showman.
05/18/2018
Yaki Zakana (Sakana) 焼き魚
Many people of western cultures cannot eat fish with their heads. We are so used to it. Can you handle fish with head? This is さんま / Sanma or Pacific Saury Very popular;ar fish in Japan. It is called Yaki Zakana ... Why not Yaki Sakana? It is written Yaki Sakana but we pronounce it Yaki Zakana....
05/17/2018
Must Try 5 Japanese Food
Robata Yaki ... 炉端焼き Ramen ... ラーメン (He said Tonkatsu Ramen ... but correct pronunciation is Tonkotsu Ramen) Yakitori ... 焼き鳥 (Yakitori is Chiken ... No other meat os called Yakitori) Chanko Nabe ... ちゃんこ鍋 Kiten Sushi ... 回転寿司 I would add Japanese Curry / Gyudon / Soba / Udon....
05/16/2018
大食い OOGUI
How can a small girl like this eat this much food? This food must be more than 10% of her weight. What she is eating os CoCo Ichiban curry Level 10 Hot.
05/15/2018
たまごかけごはん Tamagokake Gohan
Most popular Japanese breakfast all Japanese love. It is called Tamagokake Gohan.
05/14/2018
Shibuya Scramble Crossing Live!!!
As much as 3,000 people cross this crossing every time. One of the busiest scramble crossings in the world. It is located north-west side of JR Shibuya Station near the statue of Hachi.
05/14/2018
Building a Community
I really want to focus on making Japanese-Online a community portal site for People Interested in Japanese People Japanese Language Japanese Culture Japanese Food Japanese Fashion Japanese Technology Japanese Life Japanese Business / Jobs That is my goal for 2018.
05/13/2018
Japanese-Online Next Stage
Please tell us what you would like to see Japanese-Online.com to have. We want to make it more interactive ... so we are planning to have bulletin boards for different subjects.
05/12/2018
Waving Good Bye !!!
When you leave Japanese airports, do you noticed the ground crews stand in line to wave at your plane leaving. Do you know this came from? It may have started when Japanese war planes take off, ground crews stand to wave them off.
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