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Introduce yourself and share a pic of something Japanese you own or something Japanese that you're interested in! Feel free to explain why you want to learn Japanese or what you like about Japan. Also, feel free to post any Japanese language questions you have. I'd be glad to answer them! As for me, I love learning Judo. Have you ever tried it? And I love Japanese literature, such as Kokoro by Natsume Soseki. Have you read any Japanese novels? I also really enjoyed Cowboy Bebop when it came out! Not the live action Netflix version! To start learning, I highly recommend Your 50 First Sentences Course: https://www.skool.com/japanese/classroom/fe1c2853?md=60ee3552d26e4ffcb910a86675e10f95 Arigatou, Joe Sensei.

ようこそ！Youkoso!! 🙇‍♂️ Welcome to all our new members over the past week! This community is all about learning Japanese step by step — together. Keep practising, keep supporting each other, and you’ll keep improving! This week’s question is: 侍か忍者か？🥷🗡️ さむらいかにんじゃか？ samurai ka ninja ka? Samurai or ninja? Honour, discipline, and facing your opponent head-on… or Stealth, strategy, and striking from the shadows? This question is open to everyone! Bonus points: Answer in Japanese and give a reason 👇 👉 さむらいがすきです。かっこいいですから。 👉 にんじゃがすきです。はやいですから。 Looking forward to your answers! ありがとう、 Joe Sensei 🙏 Welcome: @Dr. Andrea Porter- Lee @Katerina Lavda @Heidi L. @Haley Clark @Krishna Das @Talan Butler @Junaid Ally

Every Friday, we explore something interesting about Japan. 🗑️ Where Are All the Bins? If you visit Japan, you might notice something strange… 👉 There are very few public rubbish bins. But at the same time, the streets are incredibly clean. 🧠 Why? One reason dates back to the 1995 Tokyo subway attack, after which many public bins were removed for safety. But the bigger reason is culture. In Japan, people are expected to: take their rubbish home sort it carefully respect shared spaces Cleanliness is seen as a personal responsibility, not something for others to deal with. 🇯🇵 Mini Japanese ゴミ（ごみ） gomi rubbish / trash きれい kirei clean / tidy 🫵 Your Turn Do you think this system would work in your country? Would you prefer: more bins or more personal responsibility? Let me know 👇

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