Share your favourite food or restaurant! It's time for our next community call-out! Last time we shared our favourite Japanese songs and now let's talk about something delicious: Japanese Food Culture! 💬 Tell Us Your Food Story! Have you ever tried making sushi, slurpable ramen or maybe some classic onigiri? We want to hear about your favourite Japanese dish, snack or restaurant experience! What is your absolute favourite Japanese food? (e.g., Ramen, Takoyaki, Curry Rice, etc.) Do you have a favourite restaurant in your area that serves authentic Japanese food? Have you tried making a Japanese dish yourself? What was it, and how did it turn out? (Photos welcome!) 📝 You Can Use Some Japanese! If you're feeling brave, try to answer using some of the Japanese words you know! 私の好きな食べ物は [Your Food] です。 Watashi no suki na tabemono wa ____ desu. (A food I like is...) [Your Food] が一番好きです。 ________ ga ichiban suki desu. ([Your Food] is my favorite/number one.) {美味しい！} (Oishii! - Delicious!) Let's share our gastronomic adventures! Post your answer below! 👇

Introduce yourself and share a pic of something Japanese you own or something Japanese that you're interested in! Feel free to explain why you want to learn Japanese or what you like about Japan. Also, feel free to post any Japanese language questions you have. I'd be glad to answer them! As for me, I love learning Judo. Have you ever tried it? And I love Japanese literature, such as Kokoro by Natsume Soseki. Have you read any Japanese novels? I also really enjoyed Cowboy Bebop when it came out! Not the live action Netflix version!

Here’s a news story from NHK Easy Japanese! https://news.web.nhk/news/easy/ne2025112612122/ne2025112612122.html The movie 「国宝（こくほう）」 has become a huge hit in Japan. It tells the story of a young boy who enters the world of 歌舞伎（かぶき) and grows up to become a 人間国宝（にんげんこくほう）, a “Living National Treasure.” Since its release in June, more than 12 million people in Japan have seen the film. Its total revenue reached 173.7 billion yen, making it the highest-earning Japanese movie that is not an anime. The actors trained hard and performed kabuki themselves, and many viewers said it was excellent. Because of this movie, more people are now interested in watching kabuki on stage. --- 🈶 Vocabulary Japanese Romaji English 国宝（こくほう） kokuhō national treasure 人間国宝（にんげんこくほう） ningen kokuhō Living National Treasure 歌舞伎（かぶき） kabuki classical Japanese theatre 収入（しゅうにゅう） shūnyū income / revenue 俳優（はいゆう） haiyū actor 演じる（えんじる） enjiru to perform 見に行く（みにいく） mi ni iku to go see ~ --- 🈶 Key Phrase: 〜を見ました ~o mimashita A simple beginner pattern to talk about movies you have seen. Examples: この映画を見ました。 Kono eiga o mimashita. → I watched this movie. きのう、アニメを見ました。 Kinou, anime o mimashita. → I watched an anime yesterday. 歌舞伎を見ました。 Kabuki o mimashita. → I watched kabuki. This is a great pattern for talking about media, shows, and entertainment. --- 🫵 Your Turn! Answer in simple Japanese: 👉 さいきん、どんな映画を見ましたか？ Saikin, donna eiga o mimashita ka. Recently, what movie did you watch? Or: 👉 どんな映画をよく見ますか？ Donna eiga o yoku mimasu ka? What kind of film do you often watch? Post your answer below — I’ll help correct it! 🎬🇯🇵

Konichiwa. I'm Blaize and I hope to get to learn japanese with everyone and learn fast and efficiently, and hopefully gain tons of vocab.

Hi, I'm Wilson, I'm currently learning japanese, main reason is to watch anime without subtitles and possibly travel to japan someday.