Have you ever heard of "Ramen Jiro"? I would like to introduce you to this ramen today. In Japan, this is one of the most famous ramen genres, especially amongst the working people and university students. I am one of those who are obsessed with this ramen. The soup is filled with oil, the noodles are thick and elastic like rubber, the pork is huge like in a comic book, the vegetables are almost overflowing, and the pork lard sits elegantly on top of the noodles. You can have

You may have learned “ひとりで” as “by oneself” in your lesson. ⇨ひとりで ごはんを たべます。 Hitori de gohan o tabemasu. ( I eat meals alone.) On the other hand, you may have heard “じぶんで” as “by oneself” too What is the difference between “ひとりで” and “じぶんで”? Let’s check together:) 「ひとりで」is used for expressing “by oneself, alone” 「ひとりで」focus on “the number of people”, and indicate there is no one but me, or do some action with nobody. ひとりで かいものを します。 Hitori de kaimono o shimasu. I go s

Japan has more vending machines than any other country. In fact, vending machines in Japan serve a wide variety of items from traditional drinks to unusual products such as ramen, meat and sashimi. If you have a sweet tooth and like eating sweets, this unique canned cake in vending machine will satisfy your cravings. This product is an authentic cake delicately arranged inside a clear plastic can (similar to cans used in alcoholic and carbonated beverages), with its eye-catch