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Japanese Study Course in English
Greetings from Miss Lady JJ
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Currently, many teaching materials for foreigners to advance their Japanese learning have been announced, however, there are too many teaching materials that simply teach Japanese grammar in Japanese. I feel that there are almost no materials that explain from a foreigner's point of view. Therefore, we decided to offer a study course that explains Japanese grammar in English in an easy-to-understand manner. These courses are free and open to the public.
The best feature of the course is that it is designed so that you can naturally acquire knowledge by lying down at home and reading the content while looking at your mobile phone or tablet. You don't have to concentrate and study at your desk. Please try it.
日語學習課程
Japanese Historical Short Essays
Hello everyone. My name is KANBE Ryusho, a writer. In this room. I am writing Japanese historical short essays. I would appreciate it if you could see the following works on this occasion.
Ryukyu Dynasty, prospered through international trade
Explore the background of how the Ryukyu Kingdom became a "bridge to the world" through shipping. King Satto of the central Ryukyu Kingdom and his younger brother Taiki started tribute trade with the Ming Dynasty with a bold sense of challenge. And it reached its peak during the reign of King Sho Taikyu, the sixth head of the first Sho dynasty.
Two Great Samurais and American Wise Men who Opened Japan ❶
At the end of the Edo period, Commodore Perry of the United States, commanding a fleet of four ships, came to Japan and demanded the opening of the country. The appearance of a visitor from the US shakes the Edo Shogunate, but Masahiro Abe, the senior councilor, responds admirably.
Two Great Samurais and American Wise Men who Opened Japan ❷
After the opening of Japan, Consul General Harris came to Japan and requested the conclusion of the Japan-US Commerce Treaty. In opposition to Harris's plan to open the Kanagawa port, Tairo Naosuke Ii responded brilliantly and paved the way for the opening of the Yokohama port.
Beautiful Landscape of Japan
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