🛎️ Hospitality
店・宿・道案内で外国人に説明する場面で使う
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- Seasons & NatureEssential tsubame no suツバメの巣the swallow nests built above shop entrances every spring
- Seasons & NatureEssential kosa黄砂the yellow dust blown in from deserts on the Asian continent
- Seasons & NatureEssential kazan to jishin火山と地震living on an unstable archipelago
- Seasons & NatureEssential koyo紅葉autumn leaves, and going to look at them
- Seasons & NatureEssential tsuyu梅雨the rainy season
- Seasons & NatureEssential Fujisan to shinko富士山と信仰Mount Fuji and mountain worship
- Seasons & NatureEssential moshobi猛暑日extreme summer heat in Japan
- Onsen & BathEssential furoお風呂the Japanese home bath
- Onsen & BathEssential kakeyuかけ湯rinsing yourself before entering the bath
- Onsen & BathEssential taoru o yubune ni irenaiタオルを湯船に入れないthe rule that towels never go into the shared bathwater
- Onsen & BathEssential onsen温泉a natural hot spring bath
- Onsen & BathEssential onsen to mizugi温泉と水着why bathing nude, not in a swimsuit, is the norm at most onsen
- Onsen & BathEssential ashiyu足湯foot baths
- Onsen & BathEssential kashikiri-buro貸切風呂a small bath a ryokan rents out to one group at a time
- Onsen & BathEssential otokoyu and onnayu男湯と女湯the separate men's and women's baths
- Onsen & BathEssential yuatari湯あたりfeeling dizzy or unwell from soaking in hot spring water too long
- Onsen & BathEssential yuagari湯上がりの一杯the drink after the bath
- Onsen & BathEssential higaeri onsen日帰り温泉a day-use hot spring with no overnight stay
- Onsen & BathEssential atsui furo o konomu bunka熱い風呂を好む文化the Japanese taste for baths hotter than most visitors expect
- Onsen & BathEssential io no nioi硫黄のにおいthe rotten-egg smell of sulfur hot springs
- Onsen & BathEssential rotenburo露天風呂open-air bath
- PlacesEssential Kamakura no Daibutsu鎌倉の大仏the bronze Buddha that sits outdoors because its hall was destroyed
- PlacesEssential Gion祇園と花街the old Kyoto quarter where geiko and maiko still work
- PlacesEssential kyoto京都the capital for a thousand years, and how to explain it
- PlacesEssential Kinkakuji金閣寺the Golden Pavilion in Kyoto
- PlacesEssential Ginkakuji銀閣寺the Silver Pavilion in Kyoto, which has no silver on it
- PlacesEssential Harajuku and Omotesando原宿と表参道the youth fashion street and the tree-lined avenue beside it
- PlacesEssential Itsukushima Jinja厳島神社the shrine built over the sea, with a torii gate standing in the water
- PlacesEssential Hiroshima to Heiwa Kinen Koen広島と平和記念公園the park in the middle of Hiroshima built where the city was destroyed
- PlacesEssential Kokyo皇居と二重橋where the Emperor lives, on the site of Edo Castle
- PlacesEssential Akihabara秋葉原the Tokyo district that went from radio parts to anime
- PlacesEssential Shibuya sukuranburu kosaten渋谷スクランブル交差点the all-way pedestrian crossing outside Shibuya Station
- PlacesEssential Shinjuku and Kabukicho新宿と歌舞伎町the world's busiest station and the entertainment district beside it
- PlacesEssential Kiyomizudera清水寺the Kyoto temple with a wooden stage built out over a hillside
- PlacesEssential Asakusa浅草the old temple district in eastern Tokyo
- PlacesEssential osaka大阪the merchant city, and how it differs from Tokyo
- PlacesEssential Tsukiji and Toyosu築地と豊洲the old fish market street and the new wholesale market
- PlacesEssential Tokyo Tawa東京タワーthe red and white broadcasting tower built in 1958
- PlacesEssential Todaiji東大寺と奈良の大仏the Nara temple housing a 15-meter bronze Buddha in a vast wooden hall
- PlacesEssential Dotonbori道頓堀the canal-side street in Osaka with the running-man sign
- PlacesEssential Nara Koen no shika奈良公園の鹿the wild deer that roam a city park in Nara
- PlacesEssential Shirakawago白川郷the mountain village of steep thatched farmhouses
- PlacesEssential Hakone箱根the hot spring area in the mountains west of Tokyo
- PlacesEssential Himejijo姫路城the white castle in Hyogo, the best-preserved original keep in Japan
- PlacesEssential Fujisan富士山Japan's highest mountain, an active volcano and a World Cultural Heritage site
- PlacesEssential Fushimi Inari Taisha伏見稲荷大社the Kyoto shrine with thousands of vermilion torii gates up a mountain
- PlacesEssential Meiji Jingu明治神宮the Tokyo shrine set in a forest that was planted from nothing
- PlacesEssential Arashiyama嵐山the district of western Kyoto with the bridge, the temple garden and the bamboo path
- Pop CultureEssential bui chubaVチューバーa performer who streams and posts videos as an animated character instead of showing their real face
- Pop CultureEssential animeアニメJapanese animation
- Pop CultureEssential karaokeカラオケsinging to a backing track
- Pop CultureEssential kawaiiかわいいthe aesthetic of cuteness
- Pop CultureEssential terebi gemuテレビゲームhome video games
- Pop CultureEssential Doraemonドラえもんa cat-shaped robot from the future, star of a long-running children's manga and anime
- Pop CultureEssential manga漫画Japanese comics
- School LifeEssential randoseruランドセルthe boxy, rigid backpack most primary school children carry
- School LifeEssential tokohan登校班children walking to school in groups
- ShintoEssential omamoriお守りa protective charm from a shrine or temple
- ShintoEssential sando参道the approach to a shrine
- ShintoEssential sanpai no saho参拝の作法the two bows, two claps, one bow routine