I agree that staying at a temple is good way for a foreign visitor to have an interesting and ‘authentic’ Japanese experience. (I did this many years ago when I was first living in Japan.) And definitely, staying at a ryokan is great as well, although personally I recommend staying at a ‘minshuku’ (guest house) instead. They tend to be a bit smaller and shabbier, but you can really feel the character of the family running them, and they are cheaper in spite having equally fantastic food. 興味深いリスニングありがとうございます！
This was very nice. You are really good at freestyling your presentation. It was very smooth and you spoke very clearly. It was great listening practice and the Japanese subtitles added good reading practice (but to be honest, it was really hard to keep from reading the English). Thank you!
Excellent video. I love the new format. It is good to experience the flow and rhythm of the language. Thank you Miku. It's always great to hear you talking.
I loved this video. I really wanted to know what i can do in Japan, and i learned a lot of words and some grammars. I would like so much if you make more videos like this! 本当にありがとう!みくの動画最高!❤️
Seems like you have been doing quite a bit of traveling this year! Glad to see you are feeling better. The scenery around the shrines, and nature are truly a wonder to see
Thank you for sharing Miku sensei. I really really enjoy watching and learning from your videos. Just recently moved here, and watching every night your grammar videos helped me to communicate with others.
Arigatou gozaimas as always for helping us discover your amazing country a bit ore each time. Staying in a temple in Koyasan in winter was defo a highlight of my last Japan trip!
I last visited Japan (Fukuoka) in the fall of 2010, and I've been aching to return. Nothing helped my Japanese ability as much as using it to get around there. I hope they lift the restrictions on self-directed tourism soon, because I'd really love to take my two sisters next time and show them around. 姉妹は日本に行く事がないんです。
thank you miku sensei!!! this was a lovely and helpful video, all your videos and your podcast are super helpful and I really appreciate your content, it has helped my japanese improve a lot 😊
Very interesting....as most of your videos are... I just like listening to your japanese, and your voice as well, and immerse as much I can. In my experience it is most efficiently, when the content sounds interesting to me. Of course I am interested in more videos about japanese culture, the beautyful places you are visiting, japanese food you are enjoying, and also I like listening whats going on in your mind... Keep going, miku San sensei. ありがとうございます。
おもしろい！I really liked this video, mostly because there were whole sentenced I understood 😂 it was just the right level and speed for me. I might watch it again without subtitles to test myself. Would love more videos like this, as I think if I found a Japanese blogger doing similar videos the grammar and vocabulary might be too advanced for and the speed too quick.
I’ve just started learning Japanese and missed the opportunity to start real classes until I start high school next year. These videos are very helpful since I can’t listen to anyone talk in person. Thank you so much for making these videos!
First priority when I get back to Japan is to make sure I have some money on my Suica, hit Lawson or Family Mart to get an onigiri, karage and a yuzu soda. Can’t wait to do some weekend trips to Shimoda as well.
Lol how similar, every time we return to Tokyo it's onigiri and sando from Famima, the square bottle yuzu drink from 7-11 (or the hot or cold yuzu tea from Staba), shio ramen + karaage in our favorite ramenya, and a suica top up of course 😁👌
Hi Sensei, if you are in Tokyo, I highly recommend visiting "Mother Farm" in Chiba. A lot of people will never expect to find such a BIG and interesting farm just an hour drive away from Tokyo. Not only are there a lot of different kind of animals and performances, there are also amusement park where the kids can have fun. You can also bring your dog along and I am sure they will enjoy the open space! It is also a good place to test your Japanese level because all the animal shows are in Japanese. ぜへおすすめです！
Thanks for the list Miku-San. Any thoughts on Pachinko? Probably not the same as the Game Centers you were talking about, but wanted to hear your take✌️
Your videos are a great help to improving my Japanese. I'm looking forward to practicing once the border reopens in the next few months. BYTW: If you're invited, some of the non-touristed Zen temple "vacation" type stays can be quite the experience.
I've been to Japan 7 times so far. I climbed Mt Fuji twice. This Summer (2022) I wanted to come back but individual tourists are still not allowed in the country :(
I will be a Japanese Language student on October at Japan, do you have vlogs at Kanagawa Prefecture? My school is located there... arigatou miku sensei...
Just a note for those who might need to know this. Shojin Ryori is NOT VEGAN despite what most Japanese people seem to think and say. The practitioners in question are very loose in what they will and will not include in "temple cuisine". It will more often than not have some fish in it. Do NOT assume it's vegan, or even vegetarian for that matter. Always check, ask, request, etc... You'd be amazed how many tourists come here and make blogs and vlogs about all the vegan things they ate which just aren't. Many others will just follow what they've told by those people.
Free talk is very nice. In my opinion best things to do in Japan are: make a lot of friends, eat a lot of ramen, go fishing, go hiking in the nature, onsen, ryokan, Matsuri, pray in Tera and Jinja, win the lottery and move to Japan, become rich and live in Japan without working.
For now, there is no need to worry about all of this since the borders are still closed to individual tourists. Welcome to Sakoku 2.0, duration unknown.
I agree that staying at a temple is good way for a foreign visitor to have an interesting and ‘authentic’ Japanese experience. (I did this many years ago when I was first living in Japan.) And definitely, staying at a ryokan is great as well, although personally I recommend staying at a ‘minshuku’ (guest house) instead. They tend to be a bit smaller and shabbier, but you can really feel the character of the family running them, and they are cheaper in spite having equally fantastic food.
興味深いリスニングありがとうございます！
すごくいい動画ですね
いい勉強になると思います！
又、いい聞き取りの練習ですね！
ミク先生の話方は分かりやすいです。
ありがとうございます。
This was very nice. You are really good at freestyling your presentation. It was very smooth and you spoke very clearly. It was great listening practice and the Japanese subtitles added good reading practice (but to be honest, it was really hard to keep from reading the English). Thank you!
Thank you Miku! I like this format and would like to see more in this style if possible. Your recommendations sound really cool too!
Excellent video. I love the new format. It is good to experience the flow and rhythm of the language. Thank you Miku. It's always great to hear you talking.
I loved this video. I really wanted to know what i can do in Japan, and i learned a lot of words and some grammars. I would like so much if you make more videos like this!
本当にありがとう!みくの動画最高!❤️
Seems like you have been doing quite a bit of traveling this year! Glad to see you are feeling better. The scenery around the shrines, and nature are truly a wonder to see
Thank you for sharing Miku sensei. I really really enjoy watching and learning from your videos.
Just recently moved here, and watching every night your grammar videos helped me to communicate with others.
I love this! Plus I can understand you well! Thank you so much !!
❤️ありがとう！would it be useful if I make more???
@@mikurealjapanese Yes!!
Arigatou gozaimas as always for helping us discover your amazing country a bit ore each time. Staying in a temple in Koyasan in winter was defo a highlight of my last Japan trip!
One of your best videos so far! The parts about 旅館 and お寺 were so interesting!
みく先生の話方はとても簡単です。それから僕は本当に日本語を分かることができます。いい感じです。ありがとうございます！
I last visited Japan (Fukuoka) in the fall of 2010, and I've been aching to return. Nothing helped my Japanese ability as much as using it to get around there. I hope they lift the restrictions on self-directed tourism soon, because I'd really love to take my two sisters next time and show them around. 姉妹は日本に行く事がないんです。
thank you miku sensei!!! this was a lovely and helpful video, all your videos and your podcast are super helpful and I really appreciate your content, it has helped my japanese improve a lot 😊
Very interesting....as most of your videos are... I just like listening to your japanese, and your voice as well, and immerse as much I can. In my experience it is most efficiently, when the content sounds interesting to me. Of course I am interested in more videos about japanese culture, the beautyful places you are visiting, japanese food you are enjoying, and also I like listening whats going on in your mind... Keep going, miku San sensei. ありがとうございます。
大学の時、1年間で日本に留学をしました。本当に最高でした！しかし学校で忙しくて、結局富士山に登りませんでした。すごく後悔しました。だから、いつか日本に戻って、登りたいです！！
おもしろい！I really liked this video, mostly because there were whole sentenced I understood 😂 it was just the right level and speed for me. I might watch it again without subtitles to test myself. Would love more videos like this, as I think if I found a Japanese blogger doing similar videos the grammar and vocabulary might be too advanced for and the speed too quick.
このエピソードはすごく面白かったです。やっぱりフリースタイルは最高とおもいます！も同じタイプの動画がほしい
I’ve just started learning Japanese and missed the opportunity to start real classes until I start high school next year. These videos are very helpful since I can’t listen to anyone talk in person. Thank you so much for making these videos!
I like free talk in variety of topics. Thank you!!!
Love your talk videos. So I’ve done 3 on the list- the onsen, karaoke and the festival
ありがとうございました! i really like this format, would love to see more of it😊
「日本は何が好き？」と聞かれたら、いつも最初に出てくるのは「まず、温泉が大好き！」って言うことです 笑
冬に温泉に入るのが素晴らしいですね！でも、日本の辛い夏の暑中に入浴してみたところ、意外と超気持ちよかったんですよ！
Thank you Miku san,this sort of videos help a lot when I practice shadowing
まだ私は自然に日本語が分かれなくなっても、この動画はめっちゃわかりやすいでした!
Free talkでよくて、いい勉強になると思います！面白い動画はありがとうございました😁👍🙏
投稿してくれてありがとうございました！シャドーイング練習のため、いいですよね。助かりました。
わかりやすかったです❗動画ありがとうございました
i look forward to the video on small temples to visit! also, i had no idea that staying at temples was an option 😮
Thank you for all the recommendations!
先生の動画がいつも役に立ちました。
フリートークは聞きやすくていい勉強になります！みく先生いつもありがとうございます
Love love love this video!
ミク先生、動画ありがとうざいました！
いつも みています。
アルゼンチンから応援しています！
you are my favourite Japanese teacher!
すごくいい動画です！日本に対して、嬉しいありがとう〜！
動画はありがとうございます😊めちゃくちゃ興味深いです。日本のファッションについて教えてください👗👘🧥👚🧣👖
僕も高野山のお寺に泊まったことがあります。料理はめっちゃ美味しくて、本当にいい経験でした。ちなみに、ビールなどアルコール系の飲み物も飲めて、ちょっとびっくりしました。みくさんが言う通り朝お寺のお坊さんと祈ることができます。ちょっと早い(5時集合)ですけど、今まで一番忘れられないぐらい経験とも言えまるので、僕もおすすめです。
素晴らしい動画です。本当に面白いです。ありがとうございました先生。
Thank you for all the good advices !
I really enjoyed the video and after I watched I want to visit Japan even more!
おすすめありがとうございます。祭りの話楽しみにしています。
thank you so much again, miku-sensei!
Stunning photos of Fuji-san, great ideas, too!
I do like how you speak clearly.
先生 ありがとうございます❤️😭
めっちゃすごっいい動画だね
i loved this video so much
can you please make part 2 of this video
My recommendation is to try the Japanese fluffy pancakes in Tokyo ! Best places are Micasadeco café and Rainbow pancakes. 🥞❤
この動画は凄く面白くて便利です。ありがとうございます。
This was very good - good content and great to listen to.
First priority when I get back to Japan is to make sure I have some money on my Suica, hit Lawson or Family Mart to get an onigiri, karage and a yuzu soda. Can’t wait to do some weekend trips to Shimoda as well.
Lol how similar, every time we return to Tokyo it's onigiri and sando from Famima, the square bottle yuzu drink from 7-11 (or the hot or cold yuzu tea from Staba), shio ramen + karaage in our favorite ramenya, and a suica top up of course 😁👌
I'm currently 15 and already preparing for singing karaoke in japan in the future😂
I already know 5 songs or so. J pop is the best :D
ありがとうございます。
Hi Sensei, if you are in Tokyo, I highly recommend visiting "Mother Farm" in Chiba. A lot of people will never expect to find such a BIG and interesting farm just an hour drive away from Tokyo. Not only are there a lot of different kind of animals and performances, there are also amusement park where the kids can have fun. You can also bring your dog along and I am sure they will enjoy the open space! It is also a good place to test your Japanese level because all the animal shows are in Japanese. ぜへおすすめです！
日本はすごく美しいな…また訪れたい！！
I love Pa jin ko ga ichiban di suki desu from Thailand
Thank you
Thanks for the list Miku-San. Any thoughts on Pachinko? Probably not the same as the Game Centers you were talking about, but wanted to hear your take✌️
Your videos are a great help to improving my Japanese. I'm looking forward to practicing once the border reopens in the next few months.
BYTW:
If you're invited, some of the non-touristed Zen temple "vacation" type stays can be quite the experience.
You good dear and communication was too good 🥰
Nice video❣️
Onsen 大好きです。
Me encanta escucharte hablar de estos temas en Japonés❤
I've been to Japan 7 times so far. I climbed Mt Fuji twice. This Summer (2022) I wanted to come back but individual tourists are still not allowed in the country :(
えぇ😮、髪の色はかっこいい！
ビデオありがとう！😊🙏
一番目のは居酒屋に行ってみたいことのではないでしょうか？笑
いつもの楽しい動画、ありがとうございます。
I will be a Japanese Language student on October at Japan, do you have vlogs at Kanagawa Prefecture? My school is located there... arigatou miku sensei...
ありがとうございます😊😭
Just a note for those who might need to know this. Shojin Ryori is NOT VEGAN despite what most Japanese people seem to think and say. The practitioners in question are very loose in what they will and will not include in "temple cuisine". It will more often than not have some fish in it. Do NOT assume it's vegan, or even vegetarian for that matter. Always check, ask, request, etc...
You'd be amazed how many tourists come here and make blogs and vlogs about all the vegan things they ate which just aren't. Many others will just follow what they've told by those people.
札幌市に行きたい. 子供のころから夢でした。まだ日本に行ったことがない。😒
bro. enjoyed! rgeat editing-😉
Let's climb Fuji San next year together haha I plan to do it too 😁
桜を見たいです。それから日本料理を食べたいです。🥰😍😍
10:39
Thank you😍
Thank YOU!!!❤️
Very nice video
みく様ありがたい❤
When I go back to Japan, I want to meet Mikuchan and climb Mt. Fuji with you.
出来なければ無理しないでミク先生、富士山登る事…
難しそうだから…
My first priority is to get all the authentic washoku meals I missed .
あらがとうがざいます
Will Japan ever open?
Shibuya areaをいって見たいです。
先生、私も富士山に登りたいです。来年日本に来たら先生と一緒に登りいたします。
日本語を話せない相手を日本に連れて行きたいんですが、まだどの季節に行こうと知らない！でも祭りに行くのは是非
お寺の部屋の予約方法は？
I want video about matsuri.
ありがとう先生。良かったら、
京都の芸者について説明していただけませんか。
Free talk is very nice.
In my opinion best things to do in Japan are: make a lot of friends, eat a lot of ramen, go fishing, go hiking in the nature, onsen, ryokan, Matsuri, pray in Tera and Jinja, win the lottery and move to Japan, become rich and live in Japan without working.
У нас в Хабаровске каждую зиму делают ледовые скульптуры...
それはすべて素晴らしく聞こえます、特に日没時に富士を見るのは素晴らしいことです。プライベートブースでカラオケができてうれしいです。私はひどい歌手です。私はドラムに固執します。😉
we don't have karaoke but you can buy it and do it in your house 😅
I'm asian btw
富士山を見たいし日本の料理を食べたいし温泉に行って欲しいんです。😍
ちょっと違うスタイルってだろうな? まあ、今のない。
見たあとで、そノスタルが分かったよ。
近未来に日本を訪問するなら教わった案内ヒントを是非覚えとく。っていうか、
先生が作成された動画は非常に役に立ったので、多くの新しい情報を手に入れたわ。
露天風呂という言葉を初めて知ったのは、カピバラのビデオでした。「カピバラの露天風呂」とても可愛い
I would like to see a football match at Saitama Stadium and a baseball match at Koushien
インドネシアのカラオケは日本のカラオケ同じですね
❤️
20%を分かるだけ、しかし多分コーヒーを飲めば、私がもっと分かります😅
お勧めの露天風呂ありますか？ 家内にも日本の経験をさせたいから、コロナの制限がなくなったら日本へ家内と一緒に行ってみたいです。
is mt fuji kami or somethng? xD
For now, there is no need to worry about all of this since the borders are still closed to individual tourists. Welcome to Sakoku 2.0, duration unknown.