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私はパエング•ネポムセノという人について話します。ネポムセノさんはフィリピンのボーリングボウラーの選手として有名です。15さいのとき、かれはのさいしょのしゅようなトーナメントにゆうしょうしました。今は大学でにボウリングを教えているそうです。ユーチューブでしあいを見てから、ずっとネポムセノさんのファンです。今まで、なんどもしあいを見ました。かれはまだ国さいトーナメントでフィリピンをだいひょうすることができる選手なので、幸せかもしれません。しじょうさいこうのボウラーの一人だと思います。

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L18 「パーティーがいいと思います」

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L18 「パーティーがいいと思います」

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L17 誕生日もらったんです

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L17 誕生日もらったんです

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L16 「走ったり、泳いだりしています」ろくおん

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L16 「走ったり、泳いだりしています」ろくおん

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L16 「走ったり、泳いだりしています」

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L16 「走ったり、泳いだりしています」

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L15「たいそうするといいですよ」ろくおん

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L15「たいそうするといいですよ」ろくおん

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L15「たいそうするといいですよ」

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L15「たいそうするといいですよ」

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L14 「これ、使ってもいいですか」audio

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L14 「これ、使ってもいいですか」audio

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L14 「これ、使ってもいいですか」

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L14 「これ、使ってもいいですか」

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L13 「たなかさんに会ったことがあります」audio

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L13 「たなかさんに会ったことがあります」audio

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L13 「たなかさんに会ったことがあります」

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L13 「たなかさんに会ったことがあります」

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L12 「おいしそうですね」audio

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L12 「おいしそうですね」audio

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L12 「おいしそうですね」

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L12 「おいしそうですね」

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L11 「何を持っていきますか」

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L11 「何を持っていきますか」

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L10 「いつか日本に行きたいです」

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L10 「いつか日本に行きたいです」

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A2 L9 「日本語ははつおんがかんたんです」audio

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L9 「日本語ははつおんがかんたんです」

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L9 「日本語ははつおんがかんたんです」

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はつおんをはなすのが→はつおんが

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L8 「もうやけいを見に行きましたか」

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L8 「もうやけいを見に行きましたか」

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L7 「10時でもいいですか」

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L7 「10時でもいいですか」

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L6 [まっすぐ行ってください]

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A2-1 L5 「このこうえんは広くて、きれいです」

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A2-1 L5 「このこうえんは広くて、きれいです」

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A2-1 L5 「このこうえんは広くて、きれいです」

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L4 「いい天気ですね」

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L4 「いい天気ですね」

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L4 「いい天気ですね」

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L3 [日本は今、春です]

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アンアのはつめい - Inventing Anna
おすすめ - recommendation

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これはブトゥアンボート(Butuan Boat)という古いボートです。1978年に発見されたそうです。フィリピン人にかもつやとりひきをするために、これを使われたと思います。1987年にもとだいとうりょうによってこくほうだそうです。今、マニラでこくりつ博物館にあります。

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かつどう L13 観光地のコメンート

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かつどう L13 観光地のコメンート

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タイトル：メキシコの犬

内容：この本はショロイツクインツレ (ショロ)という名前のメキシコの犬について語しました。小さいショロと大きいショロがいます。いろいろな色のショロもいます。アステカの伝説でショロは神の使いので、メキシコでは特別な犬です。

感想：この本はシンプルな話ですがおもしろかったです。ショロはとてもきれいな犬です。

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タイトル：ようこそ別府へ
内容：この本は大分県の別府の有名な場所についてです。べっぴょんさんは別府の町を紹介しました。別府に温泉や海や山がたくさんあって、おいしい食べ物や面白いものがあります。たとえば、地獄蒸しは、温泉の熱を使って、野菜や肉、魚をむす料理のことです。

感想：この話は楽しくて分かりやすいと思いました。日本に行ったら、大分県で魚のさしみをやってみたいです。おいしそうです。そして、温泉はリラックスそうですから、別府に行きたいです。

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タイトル：ディアさんの冬休
内容：この本はディアさんという留学生についてです。ディアさんはタイから来ました。冬休みのとき、日本人の友達と山梨に行きました。地下鉄に乗っているとき、富士山に見えました。友達の家に着いたとき、町全体が雪でおおわれました。二人は雪でいろいろなものを作つくりました。

感想：この本は楽しくて読みやすいと思いました。日本に行ったら、山梨で富士山に見に行きたいです。

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タイトル：これは何なんでしょう？

内容：この本は日本でいろいろな物を紹介しています。そして、各物で使い方を説明しています。たとえば、蚊取り豚です。蚊取り豚の中に蚊取りせんこうを入れます。蚊をころすために使われます。つぎは、風呂敷です。風呂敷はでんとう的なおりものという意味です。いろいろな物をつつみます。便利だそうです。それから、だるまです。目を一つ描きます。そして、お願いします。願いが叶うなら、もう一つ目を描きます。「だるまさん、ありがとう!」と言います。

感想：この本はゆうえきで読みやすいと思いました。とてもおもしろくてたのしかったです。だるまを見るたびに、「神さまの言うとおり」のホラー映画を覚えています。ちょっとこわかったです。

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私の本のおすすめは「柴犬しばいぬディナちゃん、秋あきの京都きょうとへ行いく！」です。
デイナちゃんは京都に面白い旅行をしました。ラーメンを食べたし、たくさんお寺や神社を行ったし、お店できれいな色あめを買ったし、だんごを食べました。まいこさんも見ました。それから、デイナちゃんは新しい友だちができました。京都に行った時、白いしば犬に会いました。ちえちゃんという名前です。デイナちゃんもちえちゃんもいざかやに行きました。二人ともビールを飲んだり、豆をいっしょに食べたりして楽しみました。
その物語はとてもおもしろくて、楽しかったです。絵を見ている時、京都の旅行は楽しそうです。今、日本に行きたいと思います。

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Title: これ、なあに？

Plot: This book depicts school life in elementary school. What they use to learn how to eat and clean properly. らんどせる (a leather backpack with a hard side) worn by Japanese elementary school students. When they go to campus, they will change into their athletic shoes to うわばき.
(indoor shoes). It also shows a pencil case, which they use to store their pencil and eraser.
They also have a bag called ぞうきん(a dust cloth) for cleaning.

Impression:
This book is straightforward, but it depicts the life of a Japanese student. They instill strong morals in students from an early age. How to keep things tidy. Students are also taught how to tidy their rooms and use common housekeeping items.

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Title: よむ？？？

Plot: According to this book, people can read a book literally anywhere and at any time. In the park, in the coffee shop, on the train, on the platforms, under the sakura tree, and even in the restroom. Everyone can read when they are alone or with their friends.

Impression:  I have a lot of books at home, but I haven't read all of them because I enjoy reading on my phone. This book taught me that I can take a book with me and read it almost anywhere.

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Title: がんばっているみなさんへ

Plot: The main character in this story is a student and currently has a part-time job. The character wonders if everyone is busy and tired. Every day, she is preoccupied with school and work. One night, on the way home, the character was feeling tired and a little sad. Then suddenly, she saw the moon, and she couldn't help but be awed by the beauty of it. With so many stars in the sky, seeing the moon and stars, the sensations of exhaustion and grief began to fade. At the end, the character advice is to look up at the sky whenever you're tired.

Impression: I liked the message of the story. It tells us that we must live our lives positively even when we are sad or stressed. Consider the things in your life for which you are grateful. Stop putting so much pressure on yourself to succeed all the time and accept yourself as you are.

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Title: 肉じゃが
Plot: This book will teach you how to make a famous Japanese dish called "肉じゃが" or "Japanese Meat and Potato Stew." It is a dish consisting of thinly sliced meat, konjac noodles, potatoes, carrots, and onions. First, cut the potato and carrot into bite-size pieces. Cut the onion in half and slice it into 4 pieces. After that, cook the vegetables and season with soy sauce. Lastly, add the meat and simmer until the vegetables are softened.

Impression:
This book was useful to learn how to cook 肉じゃが, which appear to be healthy and delicious due to their vegetable content. The step-by-step recipe was simple to follow. I think 肉じゃが is perfect for enjoying as a main home-cooked meal. I'd like to try eating it someday.

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Title: 何を飲のみますか？
Plot:
This book explains the various kinds of containers to use for drinking. Such as glass (used for drinking water), cups (used for drinking coffee), tokkuri bottles and ochoko cups (mainly used for drinking warm sake), masu (a square sake box made of wood that is used for drinking cold sake), owan (used for drinking miso soup), and chawan (used for preparing and drinking matcha tea).

Impression:
I found this book informative and easy to read. It was fun to learn the names and usage of all those different drinking containers.

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Title: TKG

Plot: This book will teach you how to make "TKG," or "たまごかけごはん." It is a dish consisting of a raw egg, soy sauce, and a bowl of steamed rice. First, crack the egg and whisk it, the boy said. However, the girl stopped him since the proper procedure was to place the cracked egg in between the rice bowls. Then, on top of the raw egg, drizzle a little soy sauce and stir it well together with hot rice.

Impression:
たまごかけごはん (TKG) is one of Japan's simplest and most delicious foods. This is something I've done before but with a small slice of seaweed. I remember we were in a Japanese restaurant, My auntie taught me how to make it and it was really good. The combination of fresh rice and egg creates a meal that you can prepare in just a few minutes.

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３月11日シュモーハウス

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３月11日シュモーハウス

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Title: シュモーハウス
Plot: This story is about Floyd Schmoe, who built a house in Hiroshima after the atomic bombs. The United States dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, at 8:15 a.m. on August 6, 1945. It destroyed most of the city and instantly killed many people. Flowers, trees and houses were detroyed. Mr. Schmoe was devastated when he heard the news of the atomic bombings. He wants to go to Hiroshima and apologize to everyone who was harmed by the bombings, but apologizing isn't enough. With his own hands, he wants to construct a shelter for survivors. As a result, Mr. Schmoe wrote letters to a large number of people in the United States, requesting assistance in constructing new houses in Hiroshima. Mr. Schmoe arrived in Japan in the summer of 1949 with three American companions and donations collected from around the United States. Many people met them at Hiroshima Station, including the governor and mayor of Hiroshima Prefecture. The house was built by a different group of people, including students and carpenters, to replace those devastated by the atomic bomb. Everyone had a good time while working together. Children were also present. When they saw the newly constructed residences, everyone's face lit up. The mayor of Hiroshima chose the name "Schmoe Housing," but Mr. Schmoe declined, claiming that everyone worked together to build the houses using money contributed by Americans. Mr. Schmoe and his team built 20 houses and a community house in Hiroshima City, which they named "Houses for Hiroshima" or "Houses for Peace," in five years. Mr. Schmoe also built a house in Nagasaki City. Because there was a war on the Korean peninsula, he built residences there as well.

Impression:
This book is very inspirational for people who want to help others and make the world a better place. Floyd Schmoe was a truly remarkable person. He worked tirelessly to assist those affected by war. He creates a project to provide more than 20 houses and buildings for survivors of the atomic bombing. He dedicated his long life to working for peace until his death at the age of 105.

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３月５日 ベトナムの生春巻き

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３月５日 ベトナムの生春巻き

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Title: ベトナムの生春巻き

Plot: This book teaches you how to create fresh spring rolls, a popular Vietnamese dish. Rice paper, rice noodles, meat, shrimp, cucumbers,  carrots, bundle of garlic chives, lettuce, ooba leaves, lemon juice, fish sauce, sugar, chili pepper, garlic, and water are among the ingredients. Then it walked you through the preparation process step by step. After washing all of the vegetables and draining the water, peel the carrot and cut it into long thin strips, then do the same with the cucumber. The noodles should then be boiled for 6 minutes, placed in a strainer, and well rinsed before draining. After that, wash and peel the shrimp, boil and cut the beef, soak the rice paper for 5 seconds, and then carefully roll up all of the ingredients in the rice paper. Finally, make the dipping sauce.

Impression:
It was useful to learn how to create authentic Vietnamese spring rolls, which appear to be healthy and delicious due to their vegetable content. The step-by-step recipe was straightforward and simple to follow. I'd like to try eating it someday.

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Title: たいへん！！
Plot:
A man wanted to go shopping on his bicycle because the weather was nice. Then he came across a beautiful sakura tree and decided to pull over and park his bicycle next to it. He went for a short walk and kept watching for sakura trees. The bicycle, however, was nowhere to be found when he returned. He began looking for his bicycle, but he was unable to locate it. As a result, he decided to go to a police officer and seek assistance.

Impression:
This was a short yet interesting story. Because of his lack of information, the man took a chance by leaving his bicycle unattended. I was intrigued if his bicycle was located with the assistance of a police officer after reading this book. I found out that police officers in Japan are always stationed in "police boxes" or "koban." They assist individuals in a variety of other situations such as look after missing children, give directions to people who can't find their way, store lost stuff for owners to reclaim, and listen to local residents' concerns. It was good to know that people in Japan may go about their daily lives with peace of mind knowing the Koban are close by.

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Title: 野菜の花

Plot: The flowers that bloom on vegetables and plants such as eggplant, tomatoes, broccoli, lotus root, carrots, and bell peppers are featured in this book. It also describes the color of each blossom.

Impression:
This book is useful not only for learning Japanese, but also for getting a basic understanding of life. This is something that many individuals who enjoy gardening will understand. In this book, you must first guess which of the given options is correct, and then the correct answer will be revealed on the next page. It was entertaining. Despite the fact that I was unfamiliar with the topic, I guessed all of the correct answers.
I discovered that there are a variety of reasons why veggies and plants do not blossom. They're too young, don't get enough light, or don't have enough hydration in their plants. This book has inspired me to start growing my own vegetables; it can help you save money, reduce stress, and eat more fresh foods.

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Title: かまきり
Plot: This short story is about a Kamakiri. A  slender, alien-looking insect with large eyes, green or brown in color and has a pair of front legs which are bent and equipped with spikes (kama). The Kamakiri are well camouflaged on the plants because of its color. Its egg sac looks like a brown foam-structure attach on a twig. Immediately after the eggs hatched, a cute baby Kamakiri emerged from it.

Impression:
This book is one of the easiest story I have read. It is good for beginners, it was easy to understand and follow the story, it was informative, and has no complicated Kanji included.
I am fascinated about these insects especially its way of hunting. The long triangular head has an ability to turn a complete 180 degrees that can help the Kamakiri scan its surrounding to catch for prey and any threat nearby. Also, its front legs with pointed spikes help them to catch prey and hold it tightly. The Kamakiri baby was so cute, which is only 1 centimeter in size. I would like to watch in action the miniature babies erupt from the sac.

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私はパエング•ネポムセノという人について話します。ネポムセノさんはフィリピンのボーリングボウラーの選手として有名です。15さいのとき、かれはのさいしょのしゅようなトーナメントにゆうしょうしました。今は大学でにボウリングを教えているそうです。ユーチューブでしあいを見てから、ずっとネポムセノさんのファンです。今まで、なんどもしあいを見ました。かれはまだ国さいトーナメントでフィリピンをだいひょうすることができる選手なので、幸せかもしれません。しじょうさいこうのボウラーの一人だと思います。

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タイトル：メキシコの犬

内容：この本はショロイツクインツレ (ショロ)という名前のメキシコの犬について語しました。小さいショロと大きいショロがいます。いろいろな色のショロもいます。アステカの伝説でショロは神の使いので、メキシコでは特別な犬です。

感想：この本はシンプルな話ですがおもしろかったです。ショロはとてもきれいな犬です。

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タイトル：ようこそ別府へ
内容：この本は大分県の別府の有名な場所についてです。べっぴょんさんは別府の町を紹介しました。別府に温泉や海や山がたくさんあって、おいしい食べ物や面白いものがあります。たとえば、地獄蒸しは、温泉の熱を使って、野菜や肉、魚をむす料理のことです。

感想：この話は楽しくて分かりやすいと思いました。日本に行ったら、大分県で魚のさしみをやってみたいです。おいしそうです。そして、温泉はリラックスそうですから、別府に行きたいです。

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タイトル：ディアさんの冬休
内容：この本はディアさんという留学生についてです。ディアさんはタイから来ました。冬休みのとき、日本人の友達と山梨に行きました。地下鉄に乗っているとき、富士山に見えました。友達の家に着いたとき、町全体が雪でおおわれました。二人は雪でいろいろなものを作つくりました。

感想：この本は楽しくて読みやすいと思いました。日本に行ったら、山梨で富士山に見に行きたいです。

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タイトル：これは何なんでしょう？

内容：この本は日本でいろいろな物を紹介しています。そして、各物で使い方を説明しています。たとえば、蚊取り豚です。蚊取り豚の中に蚊取りせんこうを入れます。蚊をころすために使われます。つぎは、風呂敷です。風呂敷はでんとう的なおりものという意味です。いろいろな物をつつみます。便利だそうです。それから、だるまです。目を一つ描きます。そして、お願いします。願いが叶うなら、もう一つ目を描きます。「だるまさん、ありがとう!」と言います。

感想：この本はゆうえきで読みやすいと思いました。とてもおもしろくてたのしかったです。だるまを見るたびに、「神さまの言うとおり」のホラー映画を覚えています。ちょっとこわかったです。

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私の本のおすすめは「柴犬しばいぬディナちゃん、秋あきの京都きょうとへ行いく！」です。
デイナちゃんは京都に面白い旅行をしました。ラーメンを食べたし、たくさんお寺や神社を行ったし、お店できれいな色あめを買ったし、だんごを食べました。まいこさんも見ました。それから、デイナちゃんは新しい友だちができました。京都に行った時、白いしば犬に会いました。ちえちゃんという名前です。デイナちゃんもちえちゃんもいざかやに行きました。二人ともビールを飲んだり、豆をいっしょに食べたりして楽しみました。
その物語はとてもおもしろくて、楽しかったです。絵を見ている時、京都の旅行は楽しそうです。今、日本に行きたいと思います。

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Title: これ、なあに？

Plot: This book depicts school life in elementary school. What they use to learn how to eat and clean properly. らんどせる (a leather backpack with a hard side) worn by Japanese elementary school students. When they go to campus, they will change into their athletic shoes to うわばき.
(indoor shoes). It also shows a pencil case, which they use to store their pencil and eraser.
They also have a bag called ぞうきん(a dust cloth) for cleaning.

Impression:
This book is straightforward, but it depicts the life of a Japanese student. They instill strong morals in students from an early age. How to keep things tidy. Students are also taught how to tidy their rooms and use common housekeeping items.

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Title: よむ？？？

Plot: According to this book, people can read a book literally anywhere and at any time. In the park, in the coffee shop, on the train, on the platforms, under the sakura tree, and even in the restroom. Everyone can read when they are alone or with their friends.

Impression:  I have a lot of books at home, but I haven't read all of them because I enjoy reading on my phone. This book taught me that I can take a book with me and read it almost anywhere.

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Title: がんばっているみなさんへ

Plot: The main character in this story is a student and currently has a part-time job. The character wonders if everyone is busy and tired. Every day, she is preoccupied with school and work. One night, on the way home, the character was feeling tired and a little sad. Then suddenly, she saw the moon, and she couldn't help but be awed by the beauty of it. With so many stars in the sky, seeing the moon and stars, the sensations of exhaustion and grief began to fade. At the end, the character advice is to look up at the sky whenever you're tired.

Impression: I liked the message of the story. It tells us that we must live our lives positively even when we are sad or stressed. Consider the things in your life for which you are grateful. Stop putting so much pressure on yourself to succeed all the time and accept yourself as you are.

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Title: 肉じゃが
Plot: This book will teach you how to make a famous Japanese dish called "肉じゃが" or "Japanese Meat and Potato Stew." It is a dish consisting of thinly sliced meat, konjac noodles, potatoes, carrots, and onions. First, cut the potato and carrot into bite-size pieces. Cut the onion in half and slice it into 4 pieces. After that, cook the vegetables and season with soy sauce. Lastly, add the meat and simmer until the vegetables are softened.

Impression:
This book was useful to learn how to cook 肉じゃが, which appear to be healthy and delicious due to their vegetable content. The step-by-step recipe was simple to follow. I think 肉じゃが is perfect for enjoying as a main home-cooked meal. I'd like to try eating it someday.

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Title: 何を飲のみますか？
Plot:
This book explains the various kinds of containers to use for drinking. Such as glass (used for drinking water), cups (used for drinking coffee), tokkuri bottles and ochoko cups (mainly used for drinking warm sake), masu (a square sake box made of wood that is used for drinking cold sake), owan (used for drinking miso soup), and chawan (used for preparing and drinking matcha tea).

Impression:
I found this book informative and easy to read. It was fun to learn the names and usage of all those different drinking containers.

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Title: TKG

Plot: This book will teach you how to make "TKG," or "たまごかけごはん." It is a dish consisting of a raw egg, soy sauce, and a bowl of steamed rice. First, crack the egg and whisk it, the boy said. However, the girl stopped him since the proper procedure was to place the cracked egg in between the rice bowls. Then, on top of the raw egg, drizzle a little soy sauce and stir it well together with hot rice.

Impression:
たまごかけごはん (TKG) is one of Japan's simplest and most delicious foods. This is something I've done before but with a small slice of seaweed. I remember we were in a Japanese restaurant, My auntie taught me how to make it and it was really good. The combination of fresh rice and egg creates a meal that you can prepare in just a few minutes.

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３月11日シュモーハウス

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３月11日シュモーハウス

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Title: シュモーハウス
Plot: This story is about Floyd Schmoe, who built a house in Hiroshima after the atomic bombs. The United States dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, at 8:15 a.m. on August 6, 1945. It destroyed most of the city and instantly killed many people. Flowers, trees and houses were detroyed. Mr. Schmoe was devastated when he heard the news of the atomic bombings. He wants to go to Hiroshima and apologize to everyone who was harmed by the bombings, but apologizing isn't enough. With his own hands, he wants to construct a shelter for survivors. As a result, Mr. Schmoe wrote letters to a large number of people in the United States, requesting assistance in constructing new houses in Hiroshima. Mr. Schmoe arrived in Japan in the summer of 1949 with three American companions and donations collected from around the United States. Many people met them at Hiroshima Station, including the governor and mayor of Hiroshima Prefecture. The house was built by a different group of people, including students and carpenters, to replace those devastated by the atomic bomb. Everyone had a good time while working together. Children were also present. When they saw the newly constructed residences, everyone's face lit up. The mayor of Hiroshima chose the name "Schmoe Housing," but Mr. Schmoe declined, claiming that everyone worked together to build the houses using money contributed by Americans. Mr. Schmoe and his team built 20 houses and a community house in Hiroshima City, which they named "Houses for Hiroshima" or "Houses for Peace," in five years. Mr. Schmoe also built a house in Nagasaki City. Because there was a war on the Korean peninsula, he built residences there as well.

Impression:
This book is very inspirational for people who want to help others and make the world a better place. Floyd Schmoe was a truly remarkable person. He worked tirelessly to assist those affected by war. He creates a project to provide more than 20 houses and buildings for survivors of the atomic bombing. He dedicated his long life to working for peace until his death at the age of 105.

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３月５日 ベトナムの生春巻き

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３月５日 ベトナムの生春巻き

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Title: ベトナムの生春巻き

Plot: This book teaches you how to create fresh spring rolls, a popular Vietnamese dish. Rice paper, rice noodles, meat, shrimp, cucumbers,  carrots, bundle of garlic chives, lettuce, ooba leaves, lemon juice, fish sauce, sugar, chili pepper, garlic, and water are among the ingredients. Then it walked you through the preparation process step by step. After washing all of the vegetables and draining the water, peel the carrot and cut it into long thin strips, then do the same with the cucumber. The noodles should then be boiled for 6 minutes, placed in a strainer, and well rinsed before draining. After that, wash and peel the shrimp, boil and cut the beef, soak the rice paper for 5 seconds, and then carefully roll up all of the ingredients in the rice paper. Finally, make the dipping sauce.

Impression:
It was useful to learn how to create authentic Vietnamese spring rolls, which appear to be healthy and delicious due to their vegetable content. The step-by-step recipe was straightforward and simple to follow. I'd like to try eating it someday.

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Title: たいへん！！
Plot:
A man wanted to go shopping on his bicycle because the weather was nice. Then he came across a beautiful sakura tree and decided to pull over and park his bicycle next to it. He went for a short walk and kept watching for sakura trees. The bicycle, however, was nowhere to be found when he returned. He began looking for his bicycle, but he was unable to locate it. As a result, he decided to go to a police officer and seek assistance.

Impression:
This was a short yet interesting story. Because of his lack of information, the man took a chance by leaving his bicycle unattended. I was intrigued if his bicycle was located with the assistance of a police officer after reading this book. I found out that police officers in Japan are always stationed in "police boxes" or "koban." They assist individuals in a variety of other situations such as look after missing children, give directions to people who can't find their way, store lost stuff for owners to reclaim, and listen to local residents' concerns. It was good to know that people in Japan may go about their daily lives with peace of mind knowing the Koban are close by.

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Title: 野菜の花

Plot: The flowers that bloom on vegetables and plants such as eggplant, tomatoes, broccoli, lotus root, carrots, and bell peppers are featured in this book. It also describes the color of each blossom.

Impression:
This book is useful not only for learning Japanese, but also for getting a basic understanding of life. This is something that many individuals who enjoy gardening will understand. In this book, you must first guess which of the given options is correct, and then the correct answer will be revealed on the next page. It was entertaining. Despite the fact that I was unfamiliar with the topic, I guessed all of the correct answers.
I discovered that there are a variety of reasons why veggies and plants do not blossom. They're too young, don't get enough light, or don't have enough hydration in their plants. This book has inspired me to start growing my own vegetables; it can help you save money, reduce stress, and eat more fresh foods.

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Title: かまきり
Plot: This short story is about a Kamakiri. A  slender, alien-looking insect with large eyes, green or brown in color and has a pair of front legs which are bent and equipped with spikes (kama). The Kamakiri are well camouflaged on the plants because of its color. Its egg sac looks like a brown foam-structure attach on a twig. Immediately after the eggs hatched, a cute baby Kamakiri emerged from it.

Impression:
This book is one of the easiest story I have read. It is good for beginners, it was easy to understand and follow the story, it was informative, and has no complicated Kanji included.
I am fascinated about these insects especially its way of hunting. The long triangular head has an ability to turn a complete 180 degrees that can help the Kamakiri scan its surrounding to catch for prey and any threat nearby. Also, its front legs with pointed spikes help them to catch prey and hold it tightly. The Kamakiri baby was so cute, which is only 1 centimeter in size. I would like to watch in action the miniature babies erupt from the sac.

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5月後半・6月みかんクラスPM

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5月後半・6月みかんクラスPM

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電気製品についてのしつもん

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電気製品についてのしつもん

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５月前半みかんクラスPM

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５月前半みかんクラスPM

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ボランティアのもうしこみ

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ボランティアのもうしこみ

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スケジュール PM クラス

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スケジュール PM クラス

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バーべキューのれんらくのメール

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バーべキューのれんらくのメール

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ちこくのれんらくのメール

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ちこくのれんらくのメール