IOB on 7 Ways Japan Is A Cereal Lover’s Worst NightmareI also don’t know why Japan is so cruel to cereal lovers - don’t tell me it’s unwitting coincidence/ bad luck! At least in the year 2023 you can mix the puritan low sugar (bland)...
Mike Hartman on Why Every Japanese Learner Needs Degawa TetsurouI've seen him on TV and in Commercials. I didn't know his name. I saw him in a parking lot just a couple of days ago and gave him the recognition look. He was smiling...
Dan on Why I Stopped Looking at Reviews DueThis may be worth recommending as an easy app update to Nihongo Lessons. I would try toggling off seeing reviews left while doing them. I'll try putting a sticking on my phone covering it up...
Noxsora on Jalup HeroI was confused by the audio [sound:3247.mp3]. Apparently the word used is a synonym, so I changed the meaning to "関わり:交わり: 付き合い。交際。" so I would practice まじわり and かかわり
The End of Jalup
See updates following this announcement. See current status. It's been almost a year since I've written the last post on ...
5 Addictive Japanese YouTube Cartoons for Toddlers (and Maybe You)
In the continuing effort to raise my child bilingual, finding good Japanese TV shows that he can enjoy has been ...
Is Studying Japanese Harder than Ever?
Studying Japanese in 2021... How far we've come from studying Japanese in 1899. Or in 1999. No one says they ...
Flashcard Leveling vs. Immersion Quests
If you broke down the entirety of Japanese studying into just two elements, it would come down to: 1. Flashcard ...
Why I Stopped Looking at Reviews Due
The number that seems to endlessly follow you everywhere you go: reviews due. When it hits zero, you get a ...
Survivorship Bias while Learning Japanese
Ever read a blog, forum, or some other social media where someone was sharing their success story to learning Japanese? ...
How Much does the Method Matter?
The endless search for the best method. The one that works so well that you can cut off months or ...
The Risk vs. Reward of Choosing a Fast Study Pace – Is it Worth it?
Answer the following question. Which path would you choose: 1. Try to become fluent in Japanese in 2 years, with ...
