Brazilian here, started to study Japanese 4 months ago, i known the journey is long but content like this makes pleasant and easy to comprehend. Also i get the chance to meet a lot of beautiful places walking along. Thank you very much, can't wait for the next video and I'm glad you were guiding us thru Shinjuku station 😅 seems easy to get lost around there. ありがとうございます。
23 days left before my exam. Every day I always review the lessons I have learned and sometimes try practice questions. And now, it's time to take a break. FYI, in my country it is currently 8.41pm. 2 hours behind Japan.
This is great. As someone who is entering an intermediate Japanese class (still basic N5) being able to see grammar points and conjugated vocabulary being used while working my listening skills, much needed for me. It’s so cool to see words I now know and can identify even a small part of sentences.
I'm truly grateful because not only does it improve my Japanese listening skills, but it also gives me the opportunity to learn interesting things about Japan. The explanations are clear, and the teacher's voice is so calming and soothing to the heart. Among Japanese listening channels, this is my favorite. Please continue to upload more engaging videos for us. Respectfully, cheering for you from Myanmar!
I appreciate when showing the car in the street you did not show the number plate. Really impressed by your kindness and care and respect for other people's privacy. ❤🇬🇧
This is an amazing video. Not only am I able to hear the words I know, but the fact that there’s no background noise is so calming. And your voice is calming as well. Subscribed instantly!
I'm so happy that I found this channel! I was already listening to Podcasts to develop better listening skills, but the visuals of these videos are also really helpful to know the context if I dont remember some of the relevant words.
What I have been trying lately is listening to your videos without looking at subtitles first, try my best to understand the context from recognizing words I already know, and it's working wonders for me. ありがとうございます❤
I think I understood 75% of this video-crazy!! Of course I did need the Japanese subtitles to reach that level of comprehension and I think I happened to know a lot of the vocabulary this time but it’s still a hugely satisfying experience. I love watching your expeditions! The way you film to emphasize common names and kanji without making it feel like a lesson is both engaging and soothing to listen to. I usually watch your videos two or three times-once with only Japanese subtitles, once with the English on, and then once again just listening while I do something else. In combination with my other studies, your videos have been a great benchmark for me to gauge my gradual progress. It’s been a bit slow but each time I understand a bit more and that keeps me going. Thank you for everything you do! ❤
That's great to hear! I'm glad you're enjoying my videos and using them as a benchmark for your progress. Your comment really encouraged me. Thank you so much!!✨😁
Wow! You do such a great job with the content of the video. I love the clear audio and subtitles. You used about 5 new words I’ve picked up the few days. I like that you have very useful and interesting videos. I didn’t expect to go where we went in this video!
I used to travel a lot on the Odakyu line. I used it to go to Machida and Tokyo when I worked for Tokai University, and to go to Machida when I moved to Tokyo. My master’s dojo was in Machida.
My husband and I just got back from Japan. And I can say the train transfer part of this video is invaluable! We did so many train transfers as we traveled!!!
Thank you so much for these lessons, I really enjoyed the video style and the vocab lessons dispersed throughout the video. It's truly really helpful and engaging
Very useful lesson. Well planned. Speaks slowly and offer all the necessary vocabulary about the topic.l like the part of the station broadcast which we always listened in a station. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
This video is so helpful. I couldn't understand every word, but more than I thought I would. Also thank you for writing the hiragana above the Kanji words.
This is a really helpful way to learn. Interesting topic and so good to hear phrases in useful context - being able to adjust playback speed is a bonus !
안녕하세요~ 일본어 공부하고 있는 사람입니다. 우연히 영상을 찾다가 보게되었는데. . 일본어 공부하는 사람들에게 맞는 속도로 말씀해주셔서 너무 감사해요. 일본 여행하는 느낌도 들고 지역, 지명 뜻도 친절하게 알려주셔서 너무 감사해요~ 영상 보면서 일본어 문장 따라 읽으면서 공부하려구요~ 앞으로 더 많은 영상 기대할께요~ 신주쿠에서 환승 여행 영상 너무 잘봤습니다~
thank you so much for this content, I am in the early stages of learning Japanese and I am a little bit overwhelmed, but I will continue what I can one day at a time. I think these videos are a great idea
You can change the playback speed of this video in the settings to make it easier for you to follow along. If this tip helped give it a like so others can see! 👍
hehe...at around 14:25 the really peaceful music stopped and suddenly the sound of the train briefly started and it sounded fittingly ominous. I'm sure that wasn't intentional but still..when you spoke of how this used to be a river I had to think of Chihiro and how sad it was for the river spirit so to me that was perfect timing ^^' all in all you were just riding a train and walking around a little and I so very very very much enjoyed it again :D yet another lovely day and I am happy to report I was able to follow along again :D I'm starting to notice that I'm developing a way of cross-reading the japanese lines and listening where I don't really read but I don't fully understood all heard either. I should look into disciplining myself in that respect. Maybe, well..I'm still consdering myself to be a beginner so maybe it's ok to cheat a little XD
I found out that many rivers in Tokyo have been covered over. I'll make a video about it in the future. I'm glad you enjoyed my videos. Thank you for your comments!!😄
What a lovely video, I was only just in Japan for the first time at Christmas, and one of the first things I had to do in Shinjuku was to find the Odakyu line, so this brought back nice memories.
I love watching your videos so much. I have learned so many things. I am looking forward to watching your video. Thank you for making such a great teaching materials. Big ❤ from Thailand
Amazing that only a few people were around. Most places are so crowded especially in Tokyo. Despite the sunshine, i guess it was quite cold, wasn't it. Next year i will be in Japan again. At this point, i spent more than ten years in this beautiful country with his lovely people. よるしく
Thank you for your lovely trip Japanese lesson. I am at the very beginning of learning Japanese. But with the assistance text in my language I can understand and pick The words I already know. Thank you for your work!
Hi, glad you are well. Subscribed today! I find learning difficult, but your voice is so nice. No one here speaks Japanese; I live in Maine USA. I hope you won't get tired of my comments. 😹
Started learning Japanese and Chinese recently, i want to retire in the Republic or China or Japan. Ideally I'll be able to speakn the language to retire between the two countries. Thank you for this channel
ふみさんありがとうございます！ 語彙は難しかったですが、とても面白かった。 来年日本に行く予定ですから、電車の乗り方を習わなければなりません！ そのビ動画また見るかもしれません 😁 (I tried writing the whole comment in japanese, I hope it's not full of mistakes)
Hello, sensei! I just love the fact that Japanese train stations feel like you're in a maze. 😅😂 I like a challenge! 3:19 that's something that is a rare possibility. 😅 12:24 Onaka suita... I could go for some Karaage. 😊😊😊 12:53 The best kombini in the world!! 🎉😊❤ I just wish the ones here had more variety in their stores. 😅😅😅 14:29 that's a 3 series. 😊 15:20 T'way Air? (Korea)😮😮😮
You even know about airplanes?!😂😂 The one in Meiji Jingu will have a lot of planes, so please stay tuned! And yes, Shinjuku station is like a maze if don’t look at signs😁
Thank you. This is the first time I have understood some Japanese words. I'm not very skilled so, for people like me, it would help if you add romaji. I will never learn kanji and I struggle with hiragana. Thank you.
It depends on which platform you’re on and where exactly you are on that platform. Being able to read signs makes it much easier to navigate wherever you are😄
I live in Yamanashi and ride the Kaiji express to Shinjuku and transfer to Odakyu line regularly. Next time I do it i will report back and describe the exact route in Japanese. Of course, Shinjuku station is always changing!
Sensei, I was surprised to hear sentences ending like this - "densha ga toori" or "hikoki ga tobi". This was a new plain usage for me. Thanks for the leaning. Keep it up!
Great lesson. Very practical. Question, at 8:43 you use もじ or 文字 for sign. Checking Google translate, it came up as "character," while sign had 8-9 different words for it, the first one being Katakana サイン and none being moji. Is moji more colloquial or idiomatic? Or is Google just wrong?
True story about Shinjuku station: It was my third visit from the US to Japan, but my FIRST time that I would not be staying with a local friend in Tokyo (and who could guide me). So it's about my second day in Tokyo. I'm still suffering from jet lag. It was mid-September, and incredibly hot and humid. I cannot READ Japanese. And.... my Japanese eSIM card had not yet been activated on my mobile phone. So it's my second day in Tokyo, and I had to go somewhere in Shinjuku. I finally arrive at Shinjuku station, and now need to figure out HOW to get to the place I wanted to go. I'm exhausted. Feel disgusting from the heat and humidity. I am overwhelmed by the size of Shinjuku station...the very many signs (99% in Japanese), not to mention the fact that there was construction being done in the station, and so there were detour signs. And I had NO working phone, so that meant NO Google Maps. NO Google Translate. And everyone else inside the station was clearly in a rush, trying to get here or there, so I knew better than to try and ask someone for help (using my limited Japanese speaking capability). I finally noticed a woman leaning against a wall, perhaps waiting to meet someone, so I went over to her to ask for her assistance, but then she pointed to her phone, to indicate that she was on a call. By that point, I felt so utterly lost that...I could almost feel the tears about to come, and wondered if I needed to find a corner somewhere to just cry. LOL But....somehow I made it out of that station...and once I was out on the street, I was able to find a person (on one of the more quiet streets, further from the station) to help me. Over time, I got quite good at finding my way around the station. I got to use certain 'landmarks', like the Lumine 1 store....the signs for the Odakyu line, etc. And once I figured out/understood that the JR System basically takes up an entire section of the overall station, and that (unless you are USING the JR System) to access any other train system in that station, you need to go entirely AROUND the JR System area, or else you need to go under or above the JR System area, in order to get to other parts of the station. Until I understood this, I found myself going around and around and around. So it really helps to understand that the JR system really takes up a large chunk of any station that it may be in.
I dont know exactly, but please revise for boost audience. Use color representative each words hiragana, kanji and english. I still struggling to make a sentences, because my vocab still low
Please continue these uploads, they are incredible for learners, and they are a great way to get exposed to more of Japan. Thank you!
Thank you! I'm planning to do more, so please stay tuned 😄
Brazilian here, started to study Japanese 4 months ago, i known the journey is long but content like this makes pleasant and easy to comprehend. Also i get the chance to meet a lot of beautiful places walking along. Thank you very much, can't wait for the next video and I'm glad you were guiding us thru Shinjuku station 😅 seems easy to get lost around there. ありがとうございます。
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Stay tuned for the next video ✨😄
check out Weslot he’s a Brazilian polyglot that speaks fluent Japanese
também estou estudando, comecei faz 3 semanas, é uma língua muito interessante. Por onde vc esta estudando? só pela internet e livros ou algum curso?
23 days left before my exam. Every day I always review the lessons I have learned and sometimes try practice questions. And now, it's time to take a break. FYI, in my country it is currently 8.41pm. 2 hours behind Japan.
Wow, you work very hard!!
あと22日、がんばってくださいね！😊
This is great. As someone who is entering an intermediate Japanese class (still basic N5) being able to see grammar points and conjugated vocabulary being used while working my listening skills, much needed for me. It’s so cool to see words I now know and can identify even a small part of sentences.
I'm glad that you feel your improvements!
がんばってくださいね😄
I'm truly grateful because not only does it improve my Japanese listening skills, but it also gives me the opportunity to learn interesting things about Japan. The explanations are clear, and the teacher's voice is so calming and soothing to the heart. Among Japanese listening channels, this is my favorite. Please continue to upload more engaging videos for us. Respectfully, cheering for you from Myanmar!
Thank you for your kind words! 🙏 I’m glad that the videos are helpful for you. 😊
I appreciate when showing the car in the street you did not show the number plate. Really impressed by your kindness and care and respect for other people's privacy. ❤🇬🇧
This is an amazing video. Not only am I able to hear the words I know, but the fact that there’s no background noise is so calming. And your voice is calming as well. Subscribed instantly!
Thank you for subscribing! I’m glad you enjoy the videos.😊
I love this so much. I miss Japan dearly and listening to you makes me happy
I'm so happy that I found this channel! I was already listening to Podcasts to develop better listening skills, but the visuals of these videos are also really helpful to know the context if I dont remember some of the relevant words.
Glad you enjoy it!
I’m happy that you found my channel.
Welcome 😊✨
What I have been trying lately is listening to your videos without looking at subtitles first, try my best to understand the context from recognizing words I already know, and it's working wonders for me. ありがとうございます❤
I’m so glad it’s working for you!
I’ll make more of these videos, so
これからもがんばってくださいね！😊✨
I think I understood 75% of this video-crazy!! Of course I did need the Japanese subtitles to reach that level of comprehension and I think I happened to know a lot of the vocabulary this time but it’s still a hugely satisfying experience.
I love watching your expeditions! The way you film to emphasize common names and kanji without making it feel like a lesson is both engaging and soothing to listen to. I usually watch your videos two or three times-once with only Japanese subtitles, once with the English on, and then once again just listening while I do something else.
In combination with my other studies, your videos have been a great benchmark for me to gauge my gradual progress. It’s been a bit slow but each time I understand a bit more and that keeps me going.
Thank you for everything you do! ❤
That's great to hear! I'm glad you're enjoying my videos and using them as a benchmark for your progress.
Your comment really encouraged me. Thank you so much!!✨😁
Wow! You do such a great job with the content of the video. I love the clear audio and subtitles. You used about 5 new words I’ve picked up the few days. I like that you have very useful and interesting videos. I didn’t expect to go where we went in this video!
日本語の勉強にもなるし、心もとても楽になる映像です。 日本語初級者のために比較的易しい単語でおっしゃってくださって先生の親切な心が感じられます。
ありがとうございます！
これからもいい動画を作りますね😊✨
It was a really nice video not only it helps learn Japanese but it also helps me learn more about Japan
I used to travel a lot on the Odakyu line. I used it to go to Machida and Tokyo when I worked for Tokai University, and to go to Machida when I moved to Tokyo. My master’s dojo was in Machida.
My husband and I just got back from Japan. And I can say the train transfer part of this video is invaluable! We did so many train transfers as we traveled!!!
That’s great to hear! I hope you enjoyed your trip to Japan.😊
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally We really enjoyed Japan (again)!
This is an extremely helpful video. I am taking Nihon-go classes and am watching your videos in between to enhance my learning. You are an angel.
Thank you so much for these lessons, I really enjoyed the video style and the vocab lessons dispersed throughout the video. It's truly really helpful and engaging
Very useful lesson. Well planned. Speaks slowly and offer all the necessary vocabulary about the topic.l like the part of the station broadcast which we always listened in a station.
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much! I’m glad you found it useful. 😊
This video is so helpful. I couldn't understand every word, but more than I thought I would. Also thank you for writing the hiragana above the Kanji words.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your comment 😊😊
五年前、日本に留学して参宮橋に住んでいました！懐かしいです！動画をありがとうございます！
そうなんですね！ それならあの道もきっと何回も通りましたね。参宮橋の動画を作ってよかったです😄
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally そうですよね。道を見ると懐かしいですよ。良かったですね。動画をありがとうございました！^_^
This is a really helpful way to learn. Interesting topic and so good to hear phrases in useful context - being able to adjust playback speed is a bonus !
안녕하세요~ 일본어 공부하고 있는 사람입니다. 우연히 영상을 찾다가 보게되었는데. . 일본어 공부하는 사람들에게 맞는 속도로 말씀해주셔서 너무 감사해요.
일본 여행하는 느낌도 들고 지역, 지명 뜻도 친절하게 알려주셔서 너무 감사해요~ 영상 보면서 일본어 문장 따라 읽으면서 공부하려구요~
앞으로 더 많은 영상 기대할께요~ 신주쿠에서 환승 여행 영상 너무 잘봤습니다~
動画、楽しんでいただけてよかったです！
これからもいい動画を作りますね😄
いい動画ですね！🥰ありがとうございます！Please keep uploading more! I like the tour aspect and just pointing out random things! Great way to learn new vocabulary! ✨🩷
Wow. This is wonderful. I don't feel so overwhelmed.
Glad to hear that 😊😊
thank you so much for this content, I am in the early stages of learning Japanese and I am a little bit overwhelmed, but I will continue what I can one day at a time. I think these videos are a great idea
今回も興味深く、役に立つ動画だった。ありがとうございます！
役に立ててよかったです！😊
일본어 공부에 참으로 좋은 채널입니다. 감사합니다.
감사합니다! 😊
相変わらずふみさんまた完璧な動画でした。見れば見るほど勉強になる。動画を作り続けてお願いします🙇♂️🙇♂️
うれしいです！これからもがんばりますね😊
보석같은 영상들 보여주셔서 감사합니다
일본에서 가족이 6년 살았었는데요.항상 그리워하고 있어요
영상들을 볼때마다 설레고 행복합니다
너무너무 감사드립니다 ❤
日本に6年も住んでいたんですね！
これからも懐かしいと思ってもらえるようないい動画を作るので、楽しみにしていてください😊✨
Thank you for this video. I actually felt like being toured around Japanese train station by a Japanese in real life by watching this video.
You can change the playback speed of this video in the settings to make it easier for you to follow along. If this tip helped give it a like so others can see! 👍
Thank you for sharing ✨
천천히 온화한 목소리로 설명해주셔서 잘 들립니다. 일어 초보에게 정말 좋은 영상들, 고맙습니다 😊
うれしいです！ぜひ他の動画も見てみてくださいねー😊
hehe...at around 14:25 the really peaceful music stopped and suddenly the sound of the train briefly started and it sounded fittingly ominous. I'm sure that wasn't intentional but still..when you spoke of how this used to be a river I had to think of Chihiro and how sad it was for the river spirit so to me that was perfect timing ^^'
all in all you were just riding a train and walking around a little and I so very very very much enjoyed it again :D yet another lovely day and I am happy to report I was able to follow along again :D I'm starting to notice that I'm developing a way of cross-reading the japanese lines and listening where I don't really read but I don't fully understood all heard either. I should look into disciplining myself in that respect. Maybe, well..I'm still consdering myself to be a beginner so maybe it's ok to cheat a little XD
I found out that many rivers in Tokyo have been covered over. I'll make a video about it in the future.
I'm glad you enjoyed my videos.
Thank you for your comments!!😄
What a lovely video, I was only just in Japan for the first time at Christmas, and one of the first things I had to do in Shinjuku was to find the Odakyu line, so this brought back nice memories.
この聞く事の練習はとても役に立いました！先生は速く話すぎなかったから、ほぼ全部を分かりました。僕はまだたくさん勉強しなければいけないけど、いつも頑張るつもりです。
ほぼ全部わかったとは、すばらしいです！
これからもがんばってくださいね😊✨
本当に優しい声で,大好きです
うれしいです。ありがとうございます！😊
일본어를 공부하는데 많은 도움이 되었습니다. 특히 차분한 목소리가 더욱 몰입하게 만듭니다. 감사합니다.
I love watching your videos so much. I have learned so many things. I am looking forward to watching your video. Thank you for making such a great teaching materials. Big ❤ from Thailand
Thank you for watching from Thailand! I’m glad my videos are helpful 😊✨
듣기도 편하고 산책하는 풍경도 소소하니 좋습니다. 일상을 공유하는 듯 함께 산책하는 기분입니다.
ありがとうございます。
Amazing that only a few people were around. Most places are so crowded especially in Tokyo. Despite the sunshine, i guess it was quite cold, wasn't it.
Next year i will be in Japan again. At this point, i spent more than ten years in this beautiful country with his lovely people.
よるしく
Not that cold. I guess Sangubashi is mostly for people who live there. Meiji Jingu is close but people usually access it from other entrances 😁
シンハラ語の字幕もありますね。😊ありがとう先生🥰
役に立ちましたか？ よかったです😄
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally はい。ありがとう先生🧡
韓国人ですが、二年前に日本語を学んで旅で東京に行ったんです。あの時新宿駅で小田急線のロマンスカーに乗って箱根に行った記憶が思い出しましたね！また日本に行きたいな、、
いい思い出ですね。
また日本に来れたらいいですね😊
ありがとうございます先生、色なビヂオを見ました。よかった。。。毎日ビヂオを聞きました、
すごく役に立ちます。。。❤❤❤
嬉しいです！ぜひこれからもたくさん聞いてください😊😊
Thank you for your lovely trip Japanese lesson. I am at the very beginning of learning Japanese. But with the assistance text in my language I can understand and pick The words I already know.
Thank you for your work!
That’s great!
You’ll understand more and more as you continue learning. がんばってくださいね😊
목소리가 너무 예쁘시고 말하시는 속도가 좋습니다. 아침 출근할때 들으면 하루가 편안하네요. 감사합니다.
감사합니다! 😊
Hi, glad you are well. Subscribed today! I find learning difficult, but your voice is so nice. No one here speaks Japanese; I live in Maine USA. I hope you won't get tired of my comments. 😹
Thank you so much for subscribing! I’m glad you like my voice.
I won’t get tired of your comments!!😊
Tonight’s listening before sleep 😴
Thank you sensei !!
ちなみに、東京に住んだ時に、新宿駅よく迷うました。
今のビデオ見たら懐かしい気持ちがきます。
車内販売は今年までと聞きました。それはそうですか？
いいビデオですね先生、だんだん上手になります！いつもありがとうございます
R。
私も昔はよく迷いました😂
車内販売は、あずさ、かいじは今年までとは聞いていませんが、新幹線や別の特急では、車内販売をしなくなるところが増えているみたいです。
残念な気もしますが、私も車内販売では買わないので、仕方ない気もします😅
Thank you so much! Wonderful video, like all you make.
I'm so happy to hear that! 😄
I love these videos; very good and enjoyable. Thank you for your hard work!!!!!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊
@ Been studying Japanese for a few years; your videos have a really useful pace that helps with listening and confidence 😊
안녕하세요 영상 잘보고있는 한국인 구독자입니다.
자국의 거리를 지날때, 마치 타국을 여행 온 것처럼 흥미롭게 설명해주셔서 너무 재밌습니다!
ありがとうございます！ 韓国から、嬉しいです😊
いろいろ調べるので、私にも勉強になってます😊
Great lesson! Very practical too! Wish I could have watched it before visiting Japan earlier this year! 😊
Thank you!
You can come to Japan again😊
Started learning Japanese and Chinese recently, i want to retire in the Republic or China or Japan.
Ideally I'll be able to speakn the language to retire between the two countries.
Thank you for this channel
That sounds like a wonderful goal! 😊
Thank you, I really appreciate your videos.
Thank you 😊✨
ビデオがおもしろくて、お発音がよく言い出し、ちっとも飽きませんでした。日本語も小川の歌の歴史も明治神宮の行き先も勉強になりました。ありがとうございました！とはいえ、新宿駅内の看板に「小田急線」がメガネをかけたままでも超~みえませんでした！ハハハ
ちょっと文字が小さかったですよね😅
でも動画がおもしろいと言ってもらえてよかったです😊✨
@SpeakJapaneseNaturally こんなおじさんである僕がふけてきたので文字が見えなくなりました！大丈夫ですよ！ところで、実験体験で文字が見えなかったら大変ですね。特にラッシュアワーの時間。他の乗客の邪魔になりますね。
Learned lots of new words. Thank you for your interesting video 🎉
I’m glad this video was helpful!😊😊
ありがとうございます!私インドネシア人ですけど、日本語のはまだ上手ありませんし、このvideoは便利です。
よくわらかりました。
いつもありがとう!
うれしいです！ぜひ日本語の勉強を続けてくださいね！😊
@SpeakJapaneseNaturally もちろん 続 けている先生! 促す言葉はありがとうございます! 先生は素敵な人と思います!
i love learn japasses with your vidéo !
I’m glad to hear that 😊😊
목소리가 약간 신비로운 느낌입니다. 매력적이에요.
감사합니다! 😊
とても楽しかったんです ありがとうございました、😂
いい動画でした！ありがとうございます😊
ありがとうございます！😊
ありがとうございます❤
ふみさんありがとうございます！
語彙は難しかったですが、とても面白かった。
来年日本に行く予定ですから、電車の乗り方を習わなければなりません！
そのビ動画また見るかもしれません 😁
(I tried writing the whole comment in japanese, I hope it's not full of mistakes)
There’s just a typo, which is ビ動画. So you should be confident 😁
来年、日本に来るんですね！
とにかく表示が読めるようになっていれば大丈夫ですので、がんばってくださいね☺️
ありがとうございます。
こちらこそ、コメントありがとうございます！😊✨
Thank you so much sensei ❤
My pleasure 😊😊✨
Hello, sensei! I just love the fact that Japanese train stations feel like you're in a maze. 😅😂 I like a challenge!
3:19 that's something that is a rare possibility. 😅
12:24 Onaka suita... I could go for some Karaage. 😊😊😊
12:53 The best kombini in the world!! 🎉😊❤ I just wish the ones here had more variety in their stores. 😅😅😅
14:29 that's a 3 series. 😊
15:20 T'way Air? (Korea)😮😮😮
You even know about airplanes?!😂😂
The one in Meiji Jingu will have a lot of planes, so please stay tuned!
And yes, Shinjuku station is like a maze if don’t look at signs😁
@SpeakJapaneseNaturally Will do, sensei. Tanoshi minishite iru!!
🌸🌸ありがとうございます🌺🌺
どういたしましてー！😊
有中文對照就更好了~
Видео супер 👍 спасибо 🙏
ありがとうございます！！😊
Thank you. This is the first time I have understood some Japanese words. I'm not very skilled so, for people like me, it would help if you add romaji. I will never learn kanji and I struggle with hiragana. Thank you.
Thank you for leraning help my japan lanngeage
I'm happy to help. Thank you 😊😊
希望有中文
謝謝~❤
You can transfer to Odakyu terminal directly from JR Terminal.😇When you ride escalator down, just take a left.
It depends on which platform you’re on and where exactly you are on that platform. Being able to read signs makes it much easier to navigate wherever you are😄
I live in Yamanashi and ride the Kaiji express to Shinjuku and transfer to Odakyu line regularly. Next time I do it i will report back and describe the exact route in Japanese. Of course, Shinjuku station is always changing!
Sayaa dari Indonesia semoga bisa bekerja dijepang setiap hari saya mendengarkan listening dari Chanel ini untuk melatih pendengaran supaya terbiasa
インドネシアからありがとうございます！
毎日聴いて、すばらしいです。
がんばってくださいね！😊
여행하면서 일본어공부하는 기분이에요 이런 좋은채널이 있다니 😂
そう思ってもらえて、うれしいです！😊
OMG you are the best
oh, thank you 🥰
綺麗な町ですね
ですね、きれいな町ですね😊
Domo arigatho🙏
どういたしまして😄
arigatou fumi sensei
どういたしまして！！😆
好喜欢你的视频啊，大好きです
Sensei, I was surprised to hear sentences ending like this - "densha ga toori" or "hikoki ga tobi". This was a new plain usage for me. Thanks for the leaning. Keep it up!
Oh, they are not ending!
Densha ga toori, hikooki ga tobi, 〜mashita. mashita is the ending 😊
I added so many words in this video!
❤❤ very beautiful
Thank you! 😊
I am 17 years old. From living India.
Thank you for watching from India!✨😊
Great lesson. Very practical. Question, at 8:43 you use もじ or 文字 for sign. Checking Google translate, it came up as "character," while sign had 8-9 different words for it, the first one being Katakana サイン and none being moji. Is moji more colloquial or idiomatic? Or is Google just wrong?
In this case, I wanted you to read kanji characters, so I used the word 文字, which means "character."
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally Thanks for that!
When was this filmed? It looks like a beautiful time of year to visit!
True story about Shinjuku station: It was my third visit from the US to Japan, but my FIRST time that I would not be staying with a local friend in Tokyo (and who could guide me). So it's about my second day in Tokyo. I'm still suffering from jet lag. It was mid-September, and incredibly hot and humid. I cannot READ Japanese. And.... my Japanese eSIM card had not yet been activated on my mobile phone.
So it's my second day in Tokyo, and I had to go somewhere in Shinjuku. I finally arrive at Shinjuku station, and now need to figure out HOW to get to the place I wanted to go. I'm exhausted. Feel disgusting from the heat and humidity. I am overwhelmed by the size of Shinjuku station...the very many signs (99% in Japanese), not to mention the fact that there was construction being done in the station, and so there were detour signs. And I had NO working phone, so that meant NO Google Maps. NO Google Translate. And everyone else inside the station was clearly in a rush, trying to get here or there, so I knew better than to try and ask someone for help (using my limited Japanese speaking capability).
I finally noticed a woman leaning against a wall, perhaps waiting to meet someone, so I went over to her to ask for her assistance, but then she pointed to her phone, to indicate that she was on a call. By that point, I felt so utterly lost that...I could almost feel the tears about to come, and wondered if I needed to find a corner somewhere to just cry. LOL But....somehow I made it out of that station...and once I was out on the street, I was able to find a person (on one of the more quiet streets, further from the station) to help me.
Over time, I got quite good at finding my way around the station. I got to use certain 'landmarks', like the Lumine 1 store....the signs for the Odakyu line, etc. And once I figured out/understood that the JR System basically takes up an entire section of the overall station, and that (unless you are USING the JR System) to access any other train system in that station, you need to go entirely AROUND the JR System area, or else you need to go under or above the JR System area, in order to get to other parts of the station. Until I understood this, I found myself going around and around and around. So it really helps to understand that the JR system really takes up a large chunk of any station that it may be in.
Thank you for the video. I wonder if the real estate prices listed are for rent or to purchase ?
The prices I talked about were for rent. 😊
I dont know exactly, but please revise for boost audience.
Use color representative each words hiragana, kanji and english.
I still struggling to make a sentences, because my vocab still low
日本語の理解が深まる素晴らしいビデオです。先生、明けましておめでとうございます
sangubashi huh... sensei giving us ideas here. maybe will buy a house in sangubashi and live there hahaha
The place looked nice and convenient!
If you don’t mind plane noises 😁
非常好的视频，详细介绍东京街景，详细又不是很晦涩难懂的词句，非常好，打算把视频都看一遍，我正需要这样的学习视频，对日语和东京都不熟的我，正好需要
Watashi wa anataga ( video ) Suki desu. Love インド から
Thank you!
I’m glad to hear that 😊✨
hello mam can you please put hindi and marathi subtitale on videos it wiil be help full
Thank you for the suggestion! I'll consider it 😄
Mina san konihiwa🎉
こんにちは！😊✨
Hokkaido からTokyo まで どのくらいかかりますか。いくらですか。
富士山が見えます！！
見えますね！😊
Muryoo de kankoo shimasita. Nepal kara desu.
Yokatta!😁😁
5月に私の娘は日本に行きました。 彼女は 明治神宮に行きました。私は1989年に明治神宮に行ったことがありました。はじめに日本にいたこと時 にオリンピックトレーニングセンターで止まりました。
そんな前に明治神宮にいったんですね！
次の次の動画は明治神宮なので楽しみにしていてください😊
女の先生の話すによると、カフｴラテを買いに行くそうです。ホームの反対回り消防署と救急車が見えます。今日の朝の空が晴れで、富士山が見えます。富士山のうえに曇も見えます。新宿駅に到着して、小田急線に乗り換える。実は表参道駅を見たことがあります。でも意味が全然わかりません。最後にタチアナ先生の教える方が面白いですね。どうもありがとうございます。
❤
😊😊