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vol.27 Jingisukan

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IGTV vol.31
Chicken Karaage

Karaage, JFC (Japanese Fried Chicken) crisply outside, juicy and succulent in side with full of flavours from ginger, garlic, shio-koji and sansho-pepper. Let’s make perfectly delicious Karaage!
It paired very well with shochu with sparkling water. Shochu highball! Our recommendation of ratio is 50:50 on the ice. It’s perfect drink with this hot weather!

IGTV vol.30
Onigiri & Pickled Daikon with Yuzu

Ultimate comfort food Onigiri (Rice Ball) with two different ingredients! Comfort food is always there for you and you never get bored. Why not try making Onigiri instead of sandwich? Happy Healthy Delicious!
Paired with Masumi Shiro Junmai Ginjo from Nagano. The sake also has comfort smooth character. It’s natural and soulful!

IGTV vol.29
Dorayaki

Japanese sweeeet!! Everyone’s favourite Dorayaki😍
Japanese style pancake with decadent fillings!
Paired with Tamagawa heart of oak Junmai sake!!

Enjoooy!

IGTV vol.28
Sweet and Sour Pork with Black Vinegar

Akemi @gohan.london is cooking SWEET AND SOUR PORK WITH BLACK VINEGAR, served with pineapple, and Asami @asami.tasaka is pairing with Tamagawa Heirloom Yamahai Genshu ‘Red Label’🌺 made by Phillip Harper, the only non Japanese sake brewery master in Japan.
Sweet and sour pork is originally a Chinese dish, but it is also a popular dish in Japan.

IGTV vol.27
Jingisukan

The recipe this month is Jingisukan, Hokkaido’s regional favourite lamb dish. 🐏+ 🍺 works, but Sake 🍶 + 🐏 is even better‼️😍
Akemi @gohan.london shares her utterly intense, mouthwatering, earthshaking jingisukan sauce that is full of umami, garlic and ginger so intense and shockingly good with Okinawa black sugar.
Sake chosen to pair is Kamoizumi nigiri ginjo, ‘Summer Snow’
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IGTV vol.26
Salmon Chan Chan Yaki

Regional taste of Hokkaido, Salmon Chan Chan Yaki is a layers of fresh vegetables and mushrooms oven baked with salmon and tasty miso sauce.
So simple to make and delicious.
The sake pairing is, as always, just PERFECT‼️

IGTV vol.25
FUTOMAKI Sushi Roll

Futomaki (massive thick roll) and Koshi no Kanbai Cho (super) Tokusen (special select).

Lets enjoy festive season with extra vaganza!!

IGTV vol.24
Scatterd Sushi "CHIRASHI SUSHI"

Chirashi (scattered) sushi and Kuzuryu Junmai Nine headed Dragon sake.
Easy delicious and beautiful! Enjoy!

IGTV vol.23
Chicken and Egg Bowl "OYAKODON"

Akemi's easy delicious Oyako-don, happy family over rice.

Asami paired seasonal delicacy Masumi Hiyaoroshi. Enjoy!

IGTV vol.22
White Miso Soup with Spinach and Egg
Red Miso Soup with Clams

The most comforting, homey, delicious, healthy Japanese soup, Miso Soup!

Akemi made two types of easy tasty miso soup and Asami found the sake to enjoy even more!

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May 08, 2020

Grilled Bacon and Scallops for 6 Skewers

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Seabass and Fennell Grill for 2

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Gindra Miso Pickles for 2

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Akari is a Japanese bar and restaurant in Islington, London N1, offering authentic Japanese cuisine such as sushi, sashimi and wide range of sake and shochu.

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Kintan UK | Japanese Barbecue and Izakaya in London

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It is our mission to bring YAKINIKU, one of the most popular and interactive dining style of Japanese food to UK. Our goal is to share with everyone the wonderful tastes of Japanese food along with the warmth of Japanese hospitality. Our philosophy, Makogoro, is to do everything we can to bring the smiles to all our guests.

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Established 40 years ago, Eat Tokyo is a Japanese owned restaurant with 6 branches operating in Tokyo Japan, 8 outlets across London UK and 3 branches operating in Düsseldorf Germany. We are an excellent choice if you're looking to treat yourself to delicious Japanese food. You can book a table at our restaurant and sample our food before dining with us. Our mouth-watering dishes include sushi, sashimi, bento boxes, nigiri, chirashi and unagi. We also serve sake and traditional beverages.

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Miso Aubergine (V)

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black pepper & sweet pickled nashi pear

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Monday – Friday
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5pm – 11pm

Saturday
12pm – 11pm

Sunday
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ROBATA - Japanese Restaurant located in the heart of Soho, London UK

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ROBATA is an Izakaya style Japanese restaurant specialising in grilled Charcoal Cooking, Skewers, Meats, Sushi, Ceviche, Bao Buns and vegetarian options.

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Hachi BBQ Restaurant | London's Finest Japanese BBQ Restaurant

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London's Finest
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Hachi started with decades of experience and expertise identifying and importing the finest cuts of Wagyu meat in Brewer Street at the end of 2018. Here we strive to maintain our impeccable reputation by providing an exceptional standard of food and carefully selecting the ingredients ensuring every person has a memorable dining experience and does so in a fun and welcoming atmosphere.

The finest cuts of Wagyu meat from our established supply network across Europe and Japan.

Yakiniku translates into ‘grilled meat’ and is commonly referred to as Japanese BBQ.

A memorable dining experience and does so in a fun and welcoming atmosphere.

Welcome to Hachi Restaurant

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Bond Street Branch
39 James Street
London W1U 1DL
Tel: 020 7486 6384

Leicester Square Branch
17-18 Great Newport Street
London WC2H 7JE
Tel: 020 3904 5633

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Curry House Ichibanya UK Japanese Restaurant London WC2H

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Finally coco Ichibanya arrives in London. The best Japanese Curry House with a full menu of curry rice dishes. CoCoICHI

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Be transported to the 'yokocho' alleyways of Japan

Immerse yourself in the retro world of 1970s Tokyo - under a canopy of glowing lanterns, nostalgic neon street signs and a classic j-pop soundtrack, grab a bowl of steaming hot speciality ramen from every area of Japan. Experience a unique slice of Japan at Yokocho - ramen downtown.

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A Celebration of Regional Japanese Ramen Cuisine | Yokocho - Ramen

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Immerse yourself in the retro world of 1970s Tokyo - under a canopy of glowing lanterns, nostalgic neon street signs and a classic j-pop soundtrack, grab a bowl of steaming hot speciality ramen from every area of Japan. Experience a unique slice of Japan at Yokocho - ramen downtown.

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Serving real ramen in London and Birmingham. ‘If you don’t make your own noodles, you’re just a soup shop.’

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Kanada-Ya | Award-winning Japanese ramen restaurants located in Soho, Covent Garden and Angel. Specialising in authentic Tonkotsu ramen, Kanada-Ya is considered one of the best ramen places in London."

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KANADA-YA

Walk-in only
We can only seat complete parties.

KANADA-YA CARNABY

28 Foubert’s Pl
West End
London
W1F 7PR

KANADA-YA CARNABY

28 Fourbert’s Pl
West End
London
W1F 7PR

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Kanada-Ya Angel
35 Upper Street
London
N1 0PN
0207 2882787

Kanada-Ya Piccadilly
3 Panton Street, Soho
London
SW1Y 4DL
0207 930 3511

Kanada-Ya Covent Garden
64 St Giles High Street
London
WC2H 8LE
0207 240 0232

Japan
大橋1-4-3
Yukuhashi
福岡県 〒824-0003
+81 9302 4 3666

Hong Kong
34 Tang Lung St
Causeway Bay
+8522889 3355

Spain
Carrer de València 240
08007
Barcelona

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Monday – Sunday
12:00-15:00 / 16:00-22:00

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Monday – Sunday
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Covent Garden
Monday – Sunday
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Carnaby
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12:00-21:30

Friday – Saturday
12:00-22:00

NEWSLETTER

Kanada-Ya Angel
35 Upper Street
London
N1 0PN
0207 2882787

Kanada-Ya Piccadilly
3 Panton Street, Soho
London
SW1Y 4DL
0207 930 3511

Kanada-Ya Covent Garden
64 St Giles High Street
London
WC2H 8LE
0207 240 0232

Japan
大橋1-4-3
Yukuhashi
福岡県 〒824-0003
+81 9302 4 3666

Hong Kong
34 Tang Lung St
Causeway Bay
+8522889 3355

Spain
Carrer de València 240
08007
Barcelona

Angel
Monday – Sunday
12:00-15:00 / 16:00-22:00

Piccadilly
Monday – Sunday
12:00-15:00 / 16:00-22:00

Covent Garden
Monday – Sunday
12:00-15:00 / 16:00-22:00

Carnaby
Sunday – Thursday
12:00-21:30

Friday – Saturday
12:00-22:00

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Japanese founded ramen bar - a friendly, informal restaurant near Carnaby Street, Central London. ... Kanada Ya, 28 Foubert's Pl, London W1F 7PR

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Japanese udon noodle bar first opened in Soho in 2010, specialising in freshly made udon noodles

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Udon noodles handmade daily, unhurried broths, flavour-filled tempura topped with condiments to compliment. All served with love. that’s the Marugame way.

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TANAKATSU® Announcement

Hello, Katsu lovers!

It’s been far too long since we saw you last.
We would like to thank all of you who have been a real support during all the lockdowns by TAKEAWAY and DELIVEROO.
Here we are still cooking and eager to see your smiles in the very much missed flow of energy in this lovely town of Angel, London.

Re opening 17 the May 2021

Our opening hours are:
Monday to Saturday
12:00pm to 10:00pm
( last order 9:00pm)

We are taking the reservations via OPENTABLE and telephone.
(Bookings are accepted between 12:00pm to 2:30pm, 5:00pm to 9:00pm)

Thanking you all the same, we look forward to welcoming you soon!
From TANAKATSU team

Our aim is to spread our infectious
LOVE for our Katsu and Teri over to you

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A contemporary Japanese diner, based on Katsu houses throughout Japan. 10 Wakley Street EC1V 7LT, London

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Authentic Japanese Restaurant

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Simple, licensed Japanese restaurant serving robata grill dishes and sushi in a light dining room.

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Lunch: 12:30pm - 14:30pm

Dinner: 18:00pm - 22:30pm

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332 King Street
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020 8748 0002

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GO TOKYO

GO TOKYO, The Official Website. Find out what to do and eat, where to go and stay and more at GO TOKYO.

TAMA ebooks

This is a portal site for an e-book issued in the Tama area of Tokyo that compiles useful living information on administration, tourism, culture, welfare, education and more.

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Find brochures for travel Tokyo - TOKYO Brochures

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Free ebook site with a great selection of brochures about sightseeing in Tokyo. Feel free to search and browse through a wide range of brochures to find the best places for sightseeing across Tokyo.

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Genki-Online The Official Website of GENKI: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese (3rd Ed.)

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Genki-Online The Official Website of GENKI: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese (3rd Ed.)

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More than 2.5 million series copies sold! The official website of GENKI: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese, the best-selling learning resource used around the world

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Learn Japanese - Reliable and practical language learning programs | NHK WORLD-JAPAN

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Japan's only public media organization NHK provides a variety of lesson programs plus news in simple Japanese.

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QUARTET ONLINE - The Japan Times Publishing

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QUARTET provides well-balanced development of the four language skills to help intermediate learners progress to the advanced level.

Quartet: Intermediate Japanese Across the Four Language Skills is a comprehensive intermediate learning resource for Japanese-language learners who have completed around 250 to 300 hours of elementary study. It is designed to provide well-balanced development of the four language skills—reading, writing, speaking and listening—across the same theme in each lesson in order to help learners successfully make their way to the advanced level.

What is QUARTET?

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QUARTET ONLINE - The Japan Times Publishing

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QUARTET ONLINE is the official website for QUARTET: Intermediate Japanese Across the Four Language Skills, a comprehensive Japanese study resource that helps intermediate learners progress to the advanced level through well-balanced development of the four core language skills-reading, writing, speaking, and listening. An excellent choice for both classroom use and self-study.

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Leaving Certificate Archives - Post-Primary Languages Ireland

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Leaving Certificate Archives - Post-Primary Languages Ireland

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Challenge with Erin - Japanese Language Test -

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Challenge with Erin - Japanese Language Test -

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About the app

Around 46% of learners of the Japanese language overseas (about 1,670,000 people) are young people studying at junior high school or high school, according to the results of the Survey on Japanese-Language Education Abroad conducted in 2015, Furthermore, around 51% of those (about 850,000 people) are studying at junior high school or high school in Southeast Asia. Recently at the Japan Foundation we have made an app with a variety of features, so that these young people can study Japanese and test their ability more easily and in a more engaging way.
The app can be used to study beginner-level vocabulary and expressions in an engaging way through card games, manga and quizzes, and it can also be used to check how much you were able to remember.
The levels of learner this app is aimed at are people who have just started learning Japanese to those who are in the first half of elementary level (from below CEFR and JF Standard A1 level to around A1 level), and can be used from the level where kanji, hiragana and katakana have not yet been learnt. In addition to an English version, there is an Indonesian version for learners in Indonesia, where a large number of students are learning Japanese at the junior high and high school level.

Where to download the app

Google Play Android

The Android English・Indonesian version

iOS

iOS English・Indonesian version

Contents and how to use the app

Study and enjoy yourself. Study section

In the study section ('Let's Try'） there are four maps: spring, summer, autumn and winter, and you start with spring in the same way as Japanese schools start in spring.

Contents:

KOTOBA 1 remember words through a game where you match cards with the same pictures

KOTOBA 2 make sentences by matching illustrations of verbs with cards of vocabulary often used with those verbs

KOTOBA 3 choose illustration cards with the same meaning as Japanese character cards and match the cards

MANGA become characters in a manga, choose the appropriate lines from the choices you are given, and read them out loud

BUNKA deepen your understanding of Japan through a quiz about Japanese culture and society

STAGE TEST a review test of what you studied at each stage. 20 multiple choice questions each with four options

Challenge yourself! Test section

There are 16 tests altogether in the test section ('TEST'). You can take eight of these any one week. The questions change each week. Challenge yourself and check which Japanese vocabulary and words you remember and know with this test. Once you finish the tests, you will be issued with a certificate of results that includes your name. If your percentage of correct answers exceeds 80%, you receive a pass certificate that includes a medal (illustration)!

A variety of features

・KOTOBA LIST

A mini dictionary where you can find all the vocabulary and expressions that appear in the app. Each of the words that you answered that you had remembered have a check mark next to them. In the list each word is also written in Roman alphabet and hiragana/katakana, and there is a translation of the word's meaning to enable you to study Japanese characters.

・STATUS

The score you received in the study section (Let's Try!). Every time you log in to the study section and study, you receive 100 points, and when you take a stage test, that score is added as points. You can see the results of your study to date, including your overall points, your weekly points (total points from the most recent Monday to Sunday), the number of words you have remembered so far, the number of stages you have cleared, and the number of tests you have passed.

・RANKING

Displayed here is the overall point ranking of all learners using this app and the number of stages they have cleared, as well as your own overall points and number of stages cleared.

・HONIGON'S CAMERA

When you clear the stage test of each stage in the study section, HONIGON'S　CAMERA starts up. For each stage various different frames (background illustrations) are displayed, and you can take a 'celebratory photograph' combining these frames and a photo of yourself that you take.

What do you think? Please be sure to challenge yourself with Erin!

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Challenge with Erin - Japanese Language Test -

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Around 46% of learners of the Japanese language overseas (about 1,670,000 people) are young people studying at junior high school or high school, according to the results of the Survey on Japanese-Language Education Abroad conducted in 2015, Furthermore, around 51% of those (about 850,000 people) are studying at junior high school or high school in Southeast Asia.

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日本語学習ウェブサイト「ひろがる」

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日本語学習ウェブサイト「ひろがる」

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日本語学習ウェブサイト「ひろがる」

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日本語学習ウェブサイト「ひろがる」は、国際交流基金関西国際センターが制作した無料日本語学習サイトです。趣味などの自分の楽しみを通して日本語と異文化理解能力の育成を支援するサイトです。

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IRODORI Japanese Online Course いろどり日本語オンラインコース

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IRODORI Japanese Online Course いろどり日本語オンラインコース

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いろどりオンラインコース

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いろどり日本語オンラインコース

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IRODORI Japanese Online Course いろどり日本語オンラインコース

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IRODORI Japanese Online Course is a course for learning the Japanese language you need for daily life in Japan. You can study Japanese anytime, anywhere via smartphones, computers or tablets. いろどり日本語オンラインコースは、日本の生活場面で必要となる日本語を学ぶことができるオンラインコースです。スマートフォン、パソコン、タブレットでご利用いただけるので、いつでも、どこでも日本語の学習をすることができます。

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MARUGOTO+ (MARUGOTO Plus) is a website where users can learn about Japanese language and culture based on the contents of the "MARUGOTO: Japanese Language and Culture", the official coursebook of the Japan Foundation, which complies to the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education.

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ｊｆ日本語教育スタンダード

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Japan Foundation website for learning about Japanese language and culture based on 'Marugoto: Japanese Language and Culture' coursebook.

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An e-learning site that offers a fun way to learn a number of character/genre-based Japanese expressions that appear in anime and manga.

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Learn Japanese anytime, anywhere.

Learn Japanese anytime, anywhere.

Self-Study Course

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At Minato, you can find friends to communicate with.

At Minato, you can find friends to communicate with.

Make friends of all ages, cultures, and backgrounds.

Minato has virtual communities where users from around the world can communicate with one another. Here, you can interact with friends of all ages, cultures, and backgrounds.

Your common topic is Japan.

Feel free to join the community with a focus on Japan (Japanese manga, Japanese TV dramas, Japanese cooking, tourist spots in Japan, Japanese traditional culture, methods of studying Japanese, and so on). If you can't find a theme that you're interested in, you can make your own community.

Beginners are welcome, too.

Communicate with the Japanese that you know. It's okay to use your own language too, if you're just starting out. Reach out to people using hiragana or romaji. After that, try out a bit of Japanese that you've just learned. It's a great challenge.

JF has other environments for learning Japanese, too.

JF has other environments for learning Japanese, too.

Minato, a place to learn and meet.

Minato, a place to learn and meet.

JF Japanese e-Learning Minato is a Japanese language learning platform provided by the Japan Foundation. Minato means "port". Here at Minato, a place to learn and meet other like-minded people, we invite you to expand your understanding and knowledge of Japan, Japanese people, and the Japanese language.

Take various online Japanese courses.

On Minato, you'll find all sorts of Japanese online courses. With Minato's online Japanese courses you can start learning Japanese wherever you are, whenever you want to. Have you given up on learning because you can't find a class nearby? Are you too busy to commute? Just want to try it out but are a bit nervous? Well this is the place for you. Choose the level, course type, study category, and language of explanation that suits you and you're set to go.

Interact with Japanese language learners all over the world.

On Minato, you can communicate with people all over the world who are studying Japanese, on various topics. You can make your own community or join a community that you might like. Find friends from around the world who share your interests.

So, start today.

If you want to know more about Japan, get really into Japanese language, brush up your Japanese, or make friends with people around the world who speak Japanese, then this platform is for you. Start by signing up today.

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'Minato' - learn Japanese and interact with fellow students around the world online. At Minato our constant goal is to always develop the most inspiring Japanese courses. Let Minato be the place you start your Japanese language and cultural exchange journey.

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We tried loads of websites, online tools and ideas for Japanese learners - here are the ones that made us think 'e! Kore' (this is great!)

App search

Here are some useful apps for those who study Japanese.

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Here are the sites, tools, and ideas for learning Japanese that I thought was 'Kore e-na' (This is good).」

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Here are some useful apps for those who study Japanese.

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e! Kore

Introducing IDEA, a tool that helps you do what you want to do.

I live in Tokyo, but I can't read Japanese. Are there any sites out there to help with remembering hiragana?

If you live in Tokyo, or you plan on going there sometime, you might find our article On the Tokyo Yamanote Line (1) interesting. Use the sites we introduce and you can learn the names of stations in Tokyo while you study!

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Learn Japanese with online courses

JF Japanese e-Learning Minato is a Japanese language learning platform provided by the Japan Foundation. Minato means "port". Here at Minato, a place to learn and meet other like-minded people, we invite you to expand your understanding and knowledge of Japan, Japanese people, and the Japanese language.

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This site introduces sites and ideas that we thought would be useful for learning Japanese on the internet.

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KATAKANA Memory Hint Flashcards is designed to support teachers to introduce katakana in an enjoyable way using mnemonic pictures. They link the shape and the sound of katakana characters to a familiar word, image, and/or concept in English.

The illustrations in the flashcards are based on the KATAKANA Memory Hint app, so that students can learn more effectively in combination with the app, studying and revising katakana by listening to the sounds of the katakana characters and testing their knowledge with quizzes.

The flashcards are produced in PDF format and are designed to be printed out back to back on thick A4 paper. The flashcards can be printed out in a reduced size to make hand size cards. Click here to see how to print out hand size cards. Alternatively, students may create their own hand size cards.

Each flashcard has a QR code linked to the KATAKANA Memory Hint app.

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KATAKANA MEMORY HINT FLASHCARDS - Japan Foundation, Sydney

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KATAKANA Memory Hint Flashcards is designed to support teachers to introduce katakana in an enjoyable way using mnemonic pictures. They link the shape and the sound of katakana characters to a familiar word, image, and/or concept in English.

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メニュー - カタカナ語自習システム

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In the meantime, audio files for Kodansha's Japanese-language textbooks are available as FREE downloads below.

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Read this free ebook by Kazue Ono. Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Next, we'll take a look at the shape of the hiragana letters. We'll study each letter more thoroughly in the next lesson, so for now just try to focus on familiarizing yourself with their shapes. Again, there is no need to memorize each letter right now!

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These tasks are designed for memorizing the Katakana Characters & Sound.

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Courses based on "Japanese From Zero!" series.

Learn Japanese online from one of the best selling Japanese book series. Japanese From Zero! has frequently been one of the top selling Japanese books.

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JapaneseFromZero.com: Learn Japanese online! 5 Japanese courses and video lessons.

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Courses based on "Japanese From Zero!" series. Learn Japanese online from one of the best selling Japanese book series. Japanese From Zero! has frequently been one of the top selling Japanese books.

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【１】Outline

From 00:00 on October 11, 2022, Japan has started to lift the restriction on the entry of foreign tourists only by package tours and to allow individual travel. It is no longer necessary to submit required information in advance to the Entrants, Returnees Follow-up System (ERFS) by travel agencies and travel service providers.
In addition, from the same time on the same day, Visa exemption arrangements have been resumed.

*Please refer to Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)'s website for practical information for traveling to Japan.

【２】Preventing Infectious Diseases While Traveling

It is important you follow infection prevention measures for the safety of yourself and others.
All travelers coming to Japan are strongly encouraged to review the following information before they visit.

If you are a travel agent or an organization that serves international travelers, please make sure you provide the following information to travelers prior to their visit.

【３】Response flow for foreign visitors to Japan in the event of illness or injury

This is the basic response flow for foreign visitors to Japan in the event of illness or injury.
If you become ill during trip in Japan, please use this response flow chart.
In addition, if you are travel agencies that provides foreigners travels to Japan, please cooperate in disseminating the response flow before visiting Japan.

English　　　 Click here for PDF
Chinese (in simplified Chinese characters) Click here for PDF
Chinese (in traditional Chinese character) Click here for PDF
Korean Click here for PDF

【４】What to do if travelers feel unwell

The necessary actions are described here when foreign travelers become ill, please use this information when you are contacted by them

〇 What you can confirm
・Consultation counters for new coronavirus infections (link to Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare website)
・Search for medical institutions that accept foreign travelers to Japan
・Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) Call Center (Japan Visitor Hotline), etc.

〇 Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) website
【English site】 http://www.jnto.go.jp/emergency/eng/mi_guide.html
【Chinese(In simplified Chinese characters) site】 http://www.jnto.go.jp/emergency/chs/mi_guide.html
【Chinese(In traditional Chinese character) site】 http://www.jnto.go.jp/emergency/chc/mi_guide.html
【Korean site】 http://www.jnto.go.jp/emergency/kor/mi_guide.html

【５】A guidebook to help you when you feel sick

This is a guideline for foreign visitors to Japan that includes information on how to use Japanese medical institutions and a communication sheet with finger pointing.
Please use it for guidance to foreign tourists visiting Japan who visit medical institutions

● English guidebook
● Chinese (in simplified Chinese characters) guidebook
● Chinese(in traditional Chinese character)guidebook
● Korean guidebook

【６】Private medical insurance subscription recommendation tool

If a foreign tourist becomes injured or ill while traveling in Japan, the medical expenses can be very high.
Just in case, it is recommendable to purchase a private medical insurance with sufficient coverage.
The Japan Tourism Agency has created leaflets and videos to encourage private medical insurance, so please use them when selling tours to foreign tourists visiting Japan.

【７】Useful tools for foreign tourists visiting Japan in the event of a disaster

We have created a leaflet (Safety Information Card) that summarizes useful information such as websites and apps so that foreign visitors to Japan can stay in Japan safely and securely, in case of the event of a disaster.
It is free to download and use regardless of whether a government agency, a company or an individual. Please use it as handouts with local sightseeing maps for foreign tourists visiting Japan.
＜Available data＞
Safety Information Card (business card size leaflet)
> Safety Information Card[with English, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Korean]

Data for printed materials (for presentation/posting at information centers, etc.)
> A4 vertical data[with English, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Korean]
> A4 landscape data[with English, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Korean]
> 75×210 data[with English, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Korean]

Data for digital media (aspect ratio 16:9、9:16、4:3、3:4)
> Data for digital media[English]
> Data for digital media[Chinese (in simplified Chinese characters)]
> Data for digital media[Chinese (in traditional Chinese character)]
> Data for digital media[Korean]

＜Examples of tools listed in the leaflet＞
[1]Homepage
○JNTO Global Site [Supports 13 languages]
This is the website of the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO).
You can check weather warnings and traffic information in the event of a disaster from "Japan Safe Travel Information" under "Important Notice" on the site.
https://www.japan.travel/en/

○Japan Visitor Hotline（JNTO Call Center）
JNTO provides 24-hour telephone support in English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese (support for emergencies such as accidents, illnesses, and disasters, as well as general tourist information).
Phone：050-3816-2787

○NHK WORLD JAPAN [English available]
A 24-hour English Channel that delivers the latest news from Japan and Asia.
It can be used as a source of information in English in the event of a major disaster such as an earthquake or typhoon.
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/

[2] App
○JNTO official smartphone app [supports four languages: English, Chinese (simplified and traditional), and Korean]
The "Japan Official Travel App", a tourist information app for smartphones, notifies you of disaster information such as earthquake early warnings, emergency earthquake early warnings, and special weather warnings.
http://www.jnto.go.jp/smartapp/

○JNTO（Japan Safe Travel)twitter【English available】
JNTO（Japan Safe Travel）weibo【Chinese available】The account of "Japan Safe Travel (JST)" operated by the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) will provide information necessary for foreign travelers when a natural disaster occurs.
twitter account：@JapanSafeTravel
weibo account：安心访日JapanSafeTravel

【８】Safety tips

A disaster information application for foreign tourists supervised by the Japan Tourism Agency provides information such as earthquake early warnings, tsunami warnings, special weather warnings, eruption warnings, evacuation information, heatstroke information and communication cards, etc.
This App supports 15 languages (Japanese, English, Chinese (simplified/traditional), Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Tagalog, Nepali, Khmer, Burmese and Mongolian).

Inbound Tourism Promotion Division
Japan Tourism Agency
Tel: +81-3-5253-8111 【１】　　　　Ext.:27429
【２】～【８】Ext.:27914

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Japan Tourism Agency,Japan Tourism Agency

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Revision of the restrictions on the acceptance of overseas tourists after October 11, 2022

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【１】Outline From 00:00 on October 11, 2022, Japan has started to lift the restriction on the entry of foreign tourists only by package tours and to allow individual travel. It is no longer necessary to submit required information in advance to the Entrants, Returnees Follow-up System (ERFS) by travel agencies and travel service providers.

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Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)

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Welcome to the Japan National Tourism Organization UK website

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MATCHA is a web magazine specialized in information for foreign visitors to Japan.

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DiGJAPAN! The Japan Travel Site You've Been Waiting For!

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Whether it's your first time to Japan or your fiftieth, DiGJAPAN! has what you need to make your trip one to remember.

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"People of Japan" features individuals doing amazing things in Japan, including traditional craftspeople, up-and-coming artists, entrepreneurs with world-changing ideas, popular shop owners, and more! We explore the unique products, intriguing services, behind-the-scenes stories, and thoughts of those involved to uncover exactly what makes these people of Japan so special!

"Area of Japan" introduces hidden gems throughout the country handpicked by our multinational team of editors. Through their unique perspectives and first-hand experiences, you'll discover how to best enjoy each location, making your trip around Japan all the more special!

"Culture of Japan" aims to explore the unique culture of Japan. Our multinational writers, including Japanese locals, dive deep into food, traditions, pop culture, and more, to share the appeal of Japan with the world!

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"People of Japan" features individuals doing amazing things in Japan, including traditional craftspeople, up-and-coming artists, entrepreneurs with world-changing ideas, popular shop owners, and more! We explore the unique products, intriguing services, behind-the-scenes stories, and thoughts of those involved to uncover exactly what makes these people of Japan so special!

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Find a job, study Japanese or travel in Japan. Your journey starts on GaijinPot.

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IS JAPAN COOL? - Travel and Culture Guide

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You’ll find lots of cool stories here about old and new Japan.Get to know more about Japan, and decide whether it’s cool.Real Japan is even cooler! Why don’t you visit Japan on All Nippon Airways?

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Adventure Awaits Fly with us and take a trip of a lifetime

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Everything about modern and traditional Japan with emphasis on travel and living related information.

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Japan Travel - Japan Tourism Guide and Travel Map

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Japan Travel ​is your official guide for local info and things to do in Japan. Find hotel, restaurant, and tour information with our Japan map or plan your next Japan trip with our tourism guides.

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JAPANKURU - Travel Info & Stories from Japan

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The best travel guides, tourism & sightseeing information, news, events, culture, and stories from around Japan.

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Hiragana Memory Hint Flashcards - Japan Foundation, Sydney